Sajeeb Wazed Joy, who is the son of the prime minister and also serves as an ICT adviser, revealed the names of the winners during a virtual event organized by Young Bangla, the youth platform of the Awami League’s Centre for Research and Information, on Tuesday. A total of 30 winners were announced, with 16 falling under the social inclusion category and 14 under social development. Young Bangla selected these winners from a pool of 600 youth groups aged between 18 and 35. Joy praised the winners for their exceptional work in serving the community and expressed gratitude for their efforts in assisting underprivileged individuals such as poor children, people with disabilities, and other marginalized groups. Joy mentioned that the winners were actively working to address issues they encountered, in contrast to others who simply prefer to complain. He emphasized that these winners, who may be individual youths working in villages, are making a difference by taking action with their own innovative ideas. Nasrul Hamid Bipu, the state minister for power, energy, and mineral resources, who is also a trustee of CRI, participated in the event which was moderated by Dr. Nuzhat Choudhury. The winners in different categories were Happy Natore and Shoshtho Indrio, also known as The 6th Sense of Rajshahi, for their work in children's rights. Obhizatrik Foundation of Patuakhali and Miserable Welfare Association of Sylhet were recognized for their efforts in empowering the ultra-poor. Hate Khori Foundation of Pirojpur, Ek Takay Shikkha of Chattogram, and Good Film of Barishal were honored for their work in empowering disadvantaged individuals. Unmesh of Rangamati, Ignite Youth Foundation of Chandpur, iTech School of Chandpur, and Positive Bangladesh of Dhaka were acknowledged for their contributions to youth development. Deshi Balllers of Dhaka and Youth for Change of Barishal were recognized for their efforts in women's empowerment. The Centre for Rights and Development of Persons With Disabilities in Barishal, the Wheelchair Sports Foundation in Mymensingh, and the Association for Autism and Social Improvement in Habiganj are all working towards empowering people with disabilities. Bloodmen Healthcare in Dhaka, Mastul Foundation in Dhaka, World Youth Army in Noakhali, Central Boys of Raujan in Chattogram, and Mission Save Bangladesh Foundation in Dhaka are focused on emergency efforts to prevent coronavirus. Plastic Initiative Network and Youth Environment Social Development Society in Dhaka are addressing environmental and climate change issues. Psycure Organisation in Jamalpur, DIP Medical Services in Natore, and Dipasha Foundation are promoting health education and awareness. Pohorchanda Adarsha Pathagar in Cox’s Bazar, Uttoron Jubo Sangha in Moulvibazar, and Cinema Bangladesh in Laxmipur are engaging in socio-cultural entrepreneurship. Footstep Bangladesh from Noakhali and Safety Management Foundation from Kurigram, both focusing on disaster management and reducing risk of damage, are the recipients of certificates, crests, and laptops. Young Bangla has recognized 130 organizations since 2015, with many of them achieving international recognition in the future.