Organizational Structure

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Organizational Structure

KSS has 3 Council- the General Council (GC), the Advisory Council (AC) and the Executive Council (EC).

            i) The General Council (GC): The General Council is consisting of 30 members. The supreme management authority of the organization is vested with thru General Council. All the members are taken the respective community considering their background and attitude. The GC has supreme power in overall respect of the organization; it forms EC by direct casting vote and or selecting process and provides responsibilities of project implementation, collecting, funds, appointing staff to the EC.

            ii) The Executive Council (EC): The is elected by the general council members in an election and or selection process in its Annual General Meeting for a period of 3 years term. The Executive Council is consist of 7 members and headed by a president. The executive Council is responsible for the overall management aspect of the organization. The Executive Council prepares annual report as regards the overall performance of the organization and report to the General Council members. The Executive council meets at least 6 times in a year. This council can meet on emergency basis at any time in the year as and when needed. The problems and issues as regards the ongoing program activities are discussed in this meeting and necessary recommendations are made to solve operational of the organization and project implementation.

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Background information

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Kapo Seba Sangha KSS is a community-based indigenous people’s non-political development organization was established on 22^nd February, 1996 by some dedicated, selfless and highly educated tribal social workers of Rangamati, Chittagong Hill Tracts, who wanted to bring positive change among the people of CHT region irrespective of race, caste, creed, gender and religion..

 There are eleven indigenous communities in the greater Chittagong Hill Tracts and possess distinctly different physical features from the Bengali people. It covers an area of 5093 square miles, mostly hilly and inaccessible. The very different geography, culture and social practice of this region compared with the rest of the country has clearly side lined it in terms of national development. Each group bears its specific racial background, language, heritage and culture. They are scattered all over the Chittagong Hill Tracts.

The greater Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) is currently one of the poverty stricken areas of the country due to various reasons. The political instability is one of the important reasons and which not only significantly affected in peace and social harmony but also caused gender discrimination in social arbitration process and hampered the socio-economical development process. For that reason this region has had no exposure to any development activities and the majority of the CHT population continues to be very underprivileged and poor.

Since inception Kapo Seba Sangha KSS has been committed to work with and for the underprivileged people of the CHT to alleviate their poverty situation. During the 7 years of KSS's existence many development initiatives have been undertaken with good results.