Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Friendship is a French - Bangladeshi non-governmental organization that works with poor and marginalized communities in Bangladesh in remote chars and riverbanks in the North, poorer areas in Northeast, cyclone-prone areas in the South, and most recently the hard-to-reach indigenous communities in the coastal belt of the country. It was established in Bangladesh in 1998 to provide basic medical services to riverside communities. The initial focus area was the flood sediment islets (chars) and riverbank areas of northern Bangladesh. The organization provided primary and secondary healthcare, and then expanded its scope to education.In Pakistan, the organisation has worked in the earthquake affected areas in 2005 and with Internally Displaced People (IDP) in 2008."@en }
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- Friendship_(NGO) abstract "Friendship is a French - Bangladeshi non-governmental organization that works with poor and marginalized communities in Bangladesh in remote chars and riverbanks in the North, poorer areas in Northeast, cyclone-prone areas in the South, and most recently the hard-to-reach indigenous communities in the coastal belt of the country. It was established in Bangladesh in 1998 to provide basic medical services to riverside communities. The initial focus area was the flood sediment islets (chars) and riverbank areas of northern Bangladesh. The organization provided primary and secondary healthcare, and then expanded its scope to education.In Pakistan, the organisation has worked in the earthquake affected areas in 2005 and with Internally Displaced People (IDP) in 2008.".
- Q5504370 abstract "Friendship is a French - Bangladeshi non-governmental organization that works with poor and marginalized communities in Bangladesh in remote chars and riverbanks in the North, poorer areas in Northeast, cyclone-prone areas in the South, and most recently the hard-to-reach indigenous communities in the coastal belt of the country. It was established in Bangladesh in 1998 to provide basic medical services to riverside communities. The initial focus area was the flood sediment islets (chars) and riverbank areas of northern Bangladesh. The organization provided primary and secondary healthcare, and then expanded its scope to education.In Pakistan, the organisation has worked in the earthquake affected areas in 2005 and with Internally Displaced People (IDP) in 2008.".