SDG LAB

28/05/2026

14/05/2026

SDG LAB successfully hosted an insightful workshop on 'Corporate Etiquette' as part of the SDG LAB Fellowship Program.

The session equipped participants with essential professional skills, including workplace etiquette, effective communication, and the standards of conduct expected in corporate environments. Through practical guidance and real-world insights, fellows gained valuable knowledge to help them navigate their academic and professional journeys with confidence.

We extend our gratitude to the esteemed speaker, Khadiza Akter, Executive at Vertex LLC, for sharing valuable insights and inspiring our participants.

At SDG LAB, we remain committed to empowering youth with the competencies and mindset needed to thrive as future leaders.

13/05/2026

Clean water, safe food, and proper hygiene are essential safeguards against preventable diseases such as Hepatitis A and Hepatitis E, two major public health concerns that are making headlines nowadays, aside from the outbreak of Measles.

Through this creative initiative, SDG LAB aims to raise awareness among communities across Bangladesh, encouraging young minds to translate public health knowledge into impactful visual storytelling.

🎨 Digital Poster Competition on Public Health Awareness
📌 Topic: Preventing the Spread of Hepatitis A and E

Participants are encouraged to design digital posters that highlight:
✅ Causes and modes of transmission of Hepatitis A and E
✅ The importance of safe drinking water and hygienic food practices
✅ Preventive measures such as handwashing, sanitation, and vaccination awareness
✅ Community responsibility in preventing disease spread
✅ A strong, clear, and impactful public health message

🏆 Awards:
📜 All participants will receive Participation E-Certificates
🥇 Top 3 posters will be featured across the official social media platforms (including LinkedIn) of SDG LAB and SDG 360, along with recognition of the winners

👥 Who can participate:
This competition is open to students between grades 9 to 12, undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate students from any accredited institution.

📊 Judging Criteria:
• Relevance to the topic
• Accuracy of information
• Creativity and originality
• Clarity of message
• Visual presentation

📅 Deadline: May 26, 2026

Let your creativity become a tool for awareness, and help build a healthier, more informed Bangladesh.

To submit your poster click on this link : https://forms.gle/bsXS9G6JTpVkKSe36

13/05/2026

Every day, a large amount of food is wasted while many people still struggle with hunger in Bangladesh. Through this survey by SDG LAB of SDG 360, we aim to understand public awareness, food-waste habits, and community perspectives on sustainable food systems in Bangladesh.

Take a few minutes to share your thoughts and be part of the intention to build a hunger-free, sustainable Bangladesh.

Fill up the form here: https://forms.gle/FWYMm52MvTQnNTLF8

Thank you for your valuable cooperation.

12/05/2026

BECOME A GREEN AMBASSADOR!!

Are you a college or university student passionate about climate action, sustainability, and creating real impact?

Join 1 Billion Trees Bangladesh, an environmental initiative of SDG 360, as Green Ambassador in collaboration with SDG LAB, an innovation and research hub.

What’s in it for you?
📜 Official Certificate
🌍 Hands-on volunteering experience
🎯 Direct involvement in event activities
📚 Stronger extracurricular profile
💡 Networking and leadership experience

Deadline: May 17, 2026

Fill up the form below, set the interview session on fire and hop into the movement for a sustainable future!

To Apply: https://forms.gle/8CDVfu3ykGK14ix67

11/05/2026

Building an enterprise is an art of problem-solving. Removing a persistent headache!

If certain issues are causing friction or hindering market gaps and bottlenecks, an entrepreneur turns them into a seamless process of persistent problem-solving.

Great businesses aren’t built on ‘ideas’, they are built by people who noticed and solved an issue!

02/05/2026

This monsoon, your area may drown again in rainwater.
How do we prevent waterlogging!!?