64 districts · 494 upazilas · 111 city thanas
The country is ours. So is the work.
Real work for every district, upazila and city thana: a drain, a school, a missing child, a cyclone that is coming. Pick one thing you can do this week, do it with a team, show the proof. Your name goes on it, and your area turns green.
Take one task this week.
Submit a new task18 waiting · 0 under way · 0 done
- Nothing yet
- Tasks waiting
- Work under way
- Work done
Happening now
- TaskEmergency numbers on the wall, Noakhali· Noakhali
- TaskResearch or translation (remote)· Doable from anywhere
- TaskAdulteration awareness day at a market, Jashore· Jashore
- TaskHandwashing corner, Rangpur· Rangpur
- TaskName bands for children at a fair, Noakhali· Noakhali
- TaskPhone-scam lesson for elders, Tangail· Tangail
Lend a hand
Hands needed now
These tasks are waiting. Find your own area's work, or work that can be done from anywhere in the world.
Hands neededInformation & connectivity
Emergency numbers on the wall, Noakhali
Permanent boards at ten spots in a neighbourhood: 999, fire service, the nearest hospital, ambulance, union council, power office.
- Noakhali
- 0/4
- About 6 hours
- 10
- points
Hands neededInnovation & planning
Research or translation (remote)
Data, design, translation, mapping. From anywhere, including abroad.
- Doable from anywhere
- 0/2
- About 8 hours
- 25
- points
Hands neededSafe food
Adulteration awareness day at a market, Jashore
One morning at one market: simple ways to spot formalin, dyes and spoiled fish; the complaint number handed out.
- Jashore
- 0/6
- About 4 hours
- 10
- points
Hands neededHygiene & health
Handwashing corner, Rangpur
A basin, soap and one poster at a school, madrasa or market.
- Rangpur
- 0/3
- About 5 hours
- 10
- points
Hands neededChildren, elders & the disabled
Name bands for children at a fair, Noakhali
At a fair or big gathering, every child gets a wristband with a parent's number; one "if lost, come here" point.
- Noakhali
- 0/6
- About 5 hours
- 10
- points
Hands neededDigital & AI awareness
Phone-scam lesson for elders, Tangail
One afternoon, twenty elders: never share an OTP, spotting fake mobile-money calls, AI-cloned voices.
- Tangail
- 0/3
- About 3 hours
- 10
- points
Four steps
How it works
Pick a task
Go to your district on the map, or search the list. Every task has its steps, what it needs and how long it takes.
Join the team
Ask to join. Once the area leader accepts you, the team chat opens and the work is shared out.
Do it, show the proof
Before and after photos, receipts, whatever the task asks for. Send the report when it is done.
Verified, then green
The area leader checks, then we do. Once verified, the points land and the area turns green on the map.
No task is done without proof
Every green district on the map was checked four ways. What is done here is really done.
Before and after photos
A photo used twice, or taken before the task, is caught.
The area leader checks
Leaders see it for themselves, and never sign off their own work.
Signed off from outside
The final sign-off comes from someone who was not on the team.
Random audits
Some work is looked at again; if it does not hold up, the points go back.
Where to start
Kinds of work
What is normal elsewhere does not yet feel like a duty here. This is where it starts.
Cleanliness & wasteKeeping streets, markets, ghats and school grounds clean; sorting waste; placing bins.1
Noise pollutionNeedless horns, loudspeakers and generators; quiet zones around hospitals and schools.1- Hygiene & healthHandwashing, safe water, toilets, mosquito control, blood drives, health camps.1
Roads & road safetyFilling potholes, signage, zebra crossings, traffic discipline, helmet awareness.1
Trees & environmentPlanting and protecting trees, saving canals and ponds, cutting plastic, riverbank cleanups.1
Education & awarenessTutoring, libraries, civic education, digital skills, warning people about scams and rumours.1
Water & floodingClearing drains, reducing waterlogging, safe water sources, flood readiness.1
Public spacesParks, playgrounds, bus stops, ghats, murals, lighting, places to sit.1
Connecting areasOne area helping another, standing by in a disaster, sharing surplus.1
Prosperity & shared fundsHelp for small ventures, training, market links, local funds.1- Innovation & planningNew solutions, design, research, mapping, data collection — doable from abroad too.1
Civic dutyQueuing, following rules, not littering — small habits, big change.1
Disaster preparednessCyclone, flood, earthquake, heat: knowing the shelter, drills, first aid, a family plan.2- Safe foodSpotting adulterated and unsafe food, market hygiene, school tiffin, awareness of formalin and dyes, where to complain.1
- Digital & AI awarenessPhone scams, rumours and fake images; phone safety for elders; what AI is, what it can and cannot do.1
- Children, elders & the disabledName bands for children at fairs, visiting elders who live alone, wheelchair ramps, teaching what to do when lost.1
- Information & connectivityEmergency numbers on walls, a neighbourhood notice board, mapping dead zones, telling people which services exist.1
- Every kind of work
So far
- tasks done
- 0
- tasks waiting
- 18
- volunteers
- 0
- districts with work
- 16
- hours of work
- 0
- area leaders
- 0
Know before it happens
Cyclone, flood, earthquake, heat, scams, AI: short guides a family can act on today, and the news that matters here.
- Guide10 Oct 2026What AI is, what it can do, and how it can be used to cheat youIn plain words: how a chatbot makes its answers, why fake voices and videos are now cheap, and five rules never to break.
- Guide10 Oct 2026Before, during and after a cyclone: what one family doesWhat the signals mean, when to go to the shelter, what to carry, and what to check first when you return.
- Guide10 Oct 2026Ten things before the flood seasonWhat to have ready before the water rises, so that diarrhoea, snakes and hunger all come less.
Living abroad?
Do the work that needs no travel, or pledge towards a task in your own district. Your name goes on it.
Lead your own area?
Every district and upazila needs one or more leaders: someone who accepts requests, shares out the work, and goes to see it when it is done.
Our word
- 1No money moves through this site. Pledges are public, person to person.
- 2Done means done with proof. The area leader checks, then we do.
- 3No politics, no parties. Areas, people and work.
- 4The fight against corruption comes later. First we change habits, and areas.