Since 1998, AWARD's Micro Credit Program (AMC) in Companiganj, Sylhet, has promoted financial stability through separate group formations, savings and credit support, professional training, and a revolving loan fund. With 46 weekly payments, it empowers communities through long-term economic projects.

The Primary Health Centre (PHC) of AWARD in Ukhiya, Cox's Bazar, is supported by Human Aid, UK, and offers 24/7 medical care, medication, and counseling. Specializing in Palangkhali and Ratnapalang Union since August 2021, it serves a unique demographic of 75% refugee migrants and 25% host community members.

The six-month initiative, "Strengthening Risk Communication and Community Engagement for COVID-19 Prevention," has been launched by ADAB and is being implemented in Bangladesh's Sylhet and seven districts. AWARD collaborates with two Upazilas in the Sylhet district from May to November 2022, under the direction of The Hunger Project and with funding from UNICEF.

Using Business to Empower Communities for Peace is the main goal of SAFERWORLD-UK's (2017–2018) project at Sylhet City Corporation. To examine, confirm, and share thoughts on political and social turmoil, events including FGDs, KIIs, workshops, and seminars are held. For both local and national projects, it involves stakeholders and creates a Peace Information Center.