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Start Bangladesh Hub

About the Hub

Our global network of networks

A national network built on a decade of accumulated experience, standing under local governance while remaining structurally connected to Start Network's global network.

A network within a network

The Hub's logo tells this story: Start Network's circular ring with the outline of Bangladesh inside it.

The ring retains Start Network’s circular motif, signalling the Hub’s identity as part of a global network of networks. The map of Bangladesh sits inside it, grounding the mark in place and ownership.

That relationship is practical as well as symbolic. Some funding decisions — particularly under Disaster Risk Financing and Start Ready — are made collectively through Start Network with representatives from different countries, because the risk being pooled is global. Others are entirely national. Knowing which is which is part of what governance transparency means here.

At a glance

Global network
Start Network
National hub
Start Bangladesh Hub
Shared mechanisms
Start Fund, Start Ready
Peer hubs
Other national hubs and country networks

What being part of the network means

Shared mechanisms, national decisions

  1. 01

    Pooled funds at scale

    Start Fund and Start Ready pool risk and capital across many countries, which is what makes pre-positioned money viable for a single national network.

  2. 02

    Peer learning across hubs

    Other national hubs face the same problems in different contexts. Evidence and method travel between them faster than through formal channels.

  3. 03

    National governance, retained

    Decisions about Bangladesh are made in Bangladesh. Global structures pool the resource; they do not allocate inside the country.

  4. 04

    Collective advocacy

    Shifting the wider humanitarian system requires more voice than one national network has on its own.

Hub-led. Programme-fuelled.

— Visual identity principle, Communications, Brand and Visibility Manual 2026

Co-branding

Network, donor and partner identification

Logo sequences follow the brand manual: donors, then the programme, then the Hub, then members, then collaborators. Programme-specific rules take precedence where they differ.

Global network

Start Network and Start Ready logos to be added to the asset library.

Donors

Donor logos included where acknowledgement is required.

Where the Hub sits

The relationship, drawn