People's livelihoods, poverty and development are multidimensional. Therefore, it is not possible to significantly reduce poverty through microcredit alone, let alone achieve sustainable socio-economic progress. Various studies show that more than 10 percent of poor microfinance borrowers have not been able to rise above the poverty line. To truly eradicate poverty, it is necessary to adopt integrated programs that address other aspects of the lives and livelihoods of poor people, including healthcare, nutrition, education, training, awareness-raising, infrastructure, and financial activities.
Of course, needs-based financing is an important part of this integrated program. In line with this line of thinking, in early 2010, the donor agency PKSF outlined an integrated program called the "Prosperity Program" for people-centered integrated development. Of course, funding according to need is an important component of this integrated program. In line with this line of thinking, in early 2010, the donor agency PKSF outlined an integrated program called the "Prosperity Program" for people-centered integrated development. After that, from 2018, the enrichment program activities started in Rajarampur, a new union no. 12 of Biral Upazila and were conducted until September 2024.
Later, the project is being implemented in Ranipukur Union No. 10 from October 2024 with joint funding from the donor agency PKSF and the organization. The Samriddhi program works towards empowering poor people so that they can sustainably move forward on the path of socio-economic progress and be established in human dignity, with a view to sustainable poverty alleviation. At the same time, the prosperity program is a dynamic program that integrates various important components, including social, economic, physical, and environmental issues.
This program is carrying out community-level development work, including health and nutrition, and education, for the sustainable development of poor people.