SIL's Cofounder received 2000$ Seed-funding from National Geographic Society and The Nature Conservancy

Social Impact Lab BRAC University's Co-Founder Hasibul Hasan Hasib secures $2000USD seed funding from a joint fund of National Geographic Society, The Nature Conservancy and Paragon One for his project EcoFlow Revive.
Reviewers of National Geographic Society, The Nature Conservancy, and Paragon One were excited about Hasib's ideas from his externship. His Story Map got praised for great graphics and info. They like his plan to teach young students about water conservation however skeptical about the community hub's long-term sustainability. Despite uncertainties, they see Hasib's project as a good start that can help many people. The Social Impact Lab Bracu congratulates Hasib and looks forward to his positive impact in the community.
In a bustling city, students from BRAC University are actively engaged in a project titled "EcoFlow Revive" aimed at addressing water issues surrounding Banani Lake. This dedicated group led by Hasib isn't merely involved in cleanup efforts; their objective is to transform the lake into a sustainable water source for the Korail community. Hasib along with his team is engaging with the local residents. They are conducting water analyses in their laboratory, and employing scientific methodologies to comprehend the challenges, the whole team disseminates valuable information through accessible workshops. "EcoFlow Revive" utilizes technology to monitor water quality and collaborates with like-minded partners. Departing from conventional approaches, the team is effecting change and extending an invitation for collective participation. Together, this group led by their incredible leader is striving for significant transformations and prompting reflection on how individual actions can contribute to environmental well-being.