Rural bangladeshi women hi-res stock photography and images

Local NGO workers conducting a courtyard meeting to train rural women on nutrition, hygiene and gender in Satkhira district of southern Bangladesh Stock Photo

RM2J9ECNW–Local NGO workers conducting a courtyard meeting to train rural women on nutrition, hygiene and gender in Satkhira district of southern Bangladesh

Rural Bangladeshi women perform manual labor carrying dirt for three dollars $3 a day on a road project in Chittagong Bangladesh Stock Photo

RMDBKEMM–Rural Bangladeshi women perform manual labor carrying dirt for three dollars $3 a day on a road project in Chittagong Bangladesh

Portrait of a smiling middle aged rural woman. Bangladesh Stock Photo

RMR92CPJ–Portrait of a smiling middle aged rural woman. Bangladesh

Women shopkeeper , fruit shop in rural Bangladeshi market Stock Photo

RFR9KHC2–Women shopkeeper , fruit shop in rural Bangladeshi market

Neem Leaf.Khulna,Bangladesh. Stock Photo

RF2BC7JWD–Neem Leaf.Khulna,Bangladesh.

Bangladeshi village women are participating in a training provided by a local NGO. Stock Photo

RFTWKJKR–Bangladeshi village women are participating in a training provided by a local NGO.

RFBDT3E2–The eyes of this Bangladeshi women giveaway her smile, as she pears from the back of her Rickshaw.

Workers sort used plastic bottles at a recycling factory. Recycle of plastics is the best way to make our environment clean and safe. Stock Photo

RF2K68TDG–Workers sort used plastic bottles at a recycling factory. Recycle of plastics is the best way to make our environment clean and safe.

People of Rice Husking Mill (Traditional rice process in Bangladesh) Stock Photo

RF2PCT0YD–People of Rice Husking Mill (Traditional rice process in Bangladesh)

SRIMANGAL, BANGLADESH - FEBRUARY 2017: Women washing clothes in the river in Srimangal in Bangladesh Stock Photo

RMHTPWTE–SRIMANGAL, BANGLADESH - FEBRUARY 2017: Women washing clothes in the river in Srimangal in Bangladesh

Bangladeshi women and children in a quiet village street, Rajshahi Division, Manda, Bangladesh Stock Photo

RM2XMY3RE–Bangladeshi women and children in a quiet village street, Rajshahi Division, Manda, Bangladesh

Rural Bangladeshi women sewing and embroidering bed sheets, pillow cases, rugs, table cloths and other household items which is their livelihood. Gucchogram, Jhinaigati, Sherpur. Bangladesh. Stock Photo

RM2WCM37R–Rural Bangladeshi women sewing and embroidering bed sheets, pillow cases, rugs, table cloths and other household items which is their livelihood. Gucchogram, Jhinaigati, Sherpur. Bangladesh.

Dhaka, Bangladesh - June 04, 2022: Bangladeshi women workers sorting plastic materials for recycle at kamrangirchar in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Stock Photo

RF2JJGBJN–Dhaka, Bangladesh - June 04, 2022: Bangladeshi women workers sorting plastic materials for recycle at kamrangirchar in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Tribal women selling vegetables and bananas on Rangamati market, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh Stock Photo

RMD91TY8–Tribal women selling vegetables and bananas on Rangamati market, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh

Muslim women waiting on the dock for the Rocket Paddle Boat on the Brahmaputra River in Bangladesh Stock Photo

RMBEKPR0–Muslim women waiting on the dock for the Rocket Paddle Boat on the Brahmaputra River in Bangladesh

Ashuganj, Brahmanbaria,January 26, 2023,Workers working in small rice mill,Traditional rice process paddy grain drying in sun of Bangladesh. Stock Photo

RF2YA47XP–Ashuganj, Brahmanbaria,January 26, 2023,Workers working in small rice mill,Traditional rice process paddy grain drying in sun of Bangladesh.

DHAKA, BANGLADESH - DECEMBER 21, 2019 : Women doing their household work in a pond in a winter morning. Stock Photo

RM2AGT33G–DHAKA, BANGLADESH - DECEMBER 21, 2019 : Women doing their household work in a pond in a winter morning.

DHAKA, BANDLADESH - 26. FEBRUARY 2017: Three women in the typical Salwar Kamiz eating dessert on the streets Stock Photo

RFR9W145–DHAKA, BANDLADESH - 26. FEBRUARY 2017: Three women in the typical Salwar Kamiz eating dessert on the streets

A Rural woman are working to make rice from the paddy in a village in Dhaka. Stock Photo

RFKEKWYW–A Rural woman are working to make rice from the paddy in a village in Dhaka.

RM2J9ECMA–Local NGO workers conducting a courtyard meeting to train rural women on nutrition, hygiene and gender in Satkhira district of southern Bangladesh

RMDBJ884–Rural Bangladeshi women perform manual labor carrying dirt for three dollars $3 a day on a road project in Chittagong Bangladesh

Women take offering to `Boumela’ at Sonargaon Upazila Parishad in Narayanganj. Following an ancient tradition upheld by the local Hindu community. Thi Stock Photo

RM2X87WJN–Women take offering to `Boumela’ at Sonargaon Upazila Parishad in Narayanganj. Following an ancient tradition upheld by the local Hindu community. Thi

Bangladeshi indigenous farmers are busy harvesting jhum rice from the hills at Bandorban in Chittagong, Bangladesh. Stock Photo

RMH3446D–Bangladeshi indigenous farmers are busy harvesting jhum rice from the hills at Bandorban in Chittagong, Bangladesh.

RF2BC7JFJ–Neem Leaf.Khulna,Bangladesh.

RFTWJWME–Bangladeshi village women are participating in a training provided by a local NGO.

Two women walking down dirt path Bangladesh Stock Photo

RMBDGJX7–Two women walking down dirt path Bangladesh

RF2K68TG1–Workers sort used plastic bottles at a recycling factory. Recycle of plastics is the best way to make our environment clean and safe.

Dhaka, Bangladesh, 28 January, 2016. Usha Rani, 30, is making pots using clay at the Kumar Para (Potters community) in Munshigonj outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh. More than 100 families in the community as they Pottery is one of the sources of income but it has come down to an alarming number. The reason behind leaving the trade is many: high cost of materials, the ever losing race against plastic and aluminum wares, low price and many more. The potters of the area say that they are trying hard to save the ancient trade which has lost its glory due to lack of attention and care. © Rehman Asad/ Stock Photo

RFFD6R1G–Dhaka, Bangladesh, 28 January, 2016. Usha Rani, 30, is making pots using clay at the Kumar Para (Potters community) in Munshigonj outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh. More than 100 families in the community as they Pottery is one of the sources of income but it has come down to an alarming number. The reason behind leaving the trade is many: high cost of materials, the ever losing race against plastic and aluminum wares, low price and many more. The potters of the area say that they are trying hard to save the ancient trade which has lost its glory due to lack of attention and care. © Rehman Asad/

RMHTPWTD–SRIMANGAL, BANGLADESH - FEBRUARY 2017: Women washing clothes in the river in Srimangal in Bangladesh

Bangladeshi couple collecting wood in Sundarbans, Barisal Division, Banaripara, Bangladesh Stock Photo

RM2XMN8X7–Bangladeshi couple collecting wood in Sundarbans, Barisal Division, Banaripara, Bangladesh

RM2WCM37E–Rural Bangladeshi women sewing and embroidering bed sheets, pillow cases, rugs, table cloths and other household items which is their livelihood. Gucchogram, Jhinaigati, Sherpur. Bangladesh.

RF2JJGBK0–Dhaka, Bangladesh - June 04, 2022: Bangladeshi women workers sorting plastic materials for recycle at kamrangirchar in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Bangladeshi men buying vegetables from tribal women on the vegetable market in Ruma Bazaar, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh Stock Photo

RMD91W6G–Bangladeshi men buying vegetables from tribal women on the vegetable market in Ruma Bazaar, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh

Muslim boy waiting on the dock for the Rocket Paddle Boat on the Brahmaputra River in Bangladesh Stock Photo

RMBEKP01–Muslim boy waiting on the dock for the Rocket Paddle Boat on the Brahmaputra River in Bangladesh

RF2YA47XG–Ashuganj, Brahmanbaria,January 26, 2023,Workers working in small rice mill,Traditional rice process paddy grain drying in sun of Bangladesh.

a depiction portrait of a Bangladeshi women Stock Photo

RME4JPJE–a depiction portrait of a Bangladeshi women

Bangladeshi women harvest beans grown using low cost fertilizer to boost crop yields in Bangladesh. Stock Photo

RMF81W3E–Bangladeshi women harvest beans grown using low cost fertilizer to boost crop yields in Bangladesh.

RFKEKXA0–A Rural woman are working to make rice from the paddy in a village in Dhaka.

RM2J9ECM7–Local NGO workers conducting a courtyard meeting to train rural women on nutrition, hygiene and gender in Satkhira district of southern Bangladesh

RMDBJ7PY–Rural Bangladeshi women perform manual labor carrying dirt for three dollars $3 a day on a road project in Chittagong Bangladesh

RM2X87WHF–Women take offering to `Boumela’ at Sonargaon Upazila Parishad in Narayanganj. Following an ancient tradition upheld by the local Hindu community. Thi

RMH343PE–Bangladeshi indigenous farmers are busy harvesting jhum rice from the hills at Bandorban in Chittagong, Bangladesh.

RF2BC7JM5–Neem Leaf.Khulna,Bangladesh.

RMEDWA20–Wall paint

Bangladeshi worker works at a garment factory in Savar outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh, on February 13, 2020. The garment sector has provided employment opportunities to women from the rural areas that previously did not have any opportunity to be part of the formal workforce. This has given women the chance to be financially independent and have a voice in the family because now they contribute financially. However, women workers face problems. Most women come from low income families. Low wage of women workers and their compliance have enabled the industry to compete with the world market. Th Stock Photo

RM2KBGX51–Bangladeshi worker works at a garment factory in Savar outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh, on February 13, 2020. The garment sector has provided employment opportunities to women from the rural areas that previously did not have any opportunity to be part of the formal workforce. This has given women the chance to be financially independent and have a voice in the family because now they contribute financially. However, women workers face problems. Most women come from low income families. Low wage of women workers and their compliance have enabled the industry to compete with the world market. Th

RF2K68TP2–Workers sort used plastic bottles at a recycling factory. Recycle of plastics is the best way to make our environment clean and safe.

RFFD6R1T–Dhaka, Bangladesh, 28 January, 2016. Usha Rani, 30, is making pots using clay at the Kumar Para (Potters community) in Munshigonj outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh. More than 100 families in the community as they Pottery is one of the sources of income but it has come down to an alarming number. The reason behind leaving the trade is many: high cost of materials, the ever losing race against plastic and aluminum wares, low price and many more. The potters of the area say that they are trying hard to save the ancient trade which has lost its glory due to lack of attention and care. © Rehman Asad/

RMHTPWRJ–SRIMANGAL, BANGLADESH - FEBRUARY 2017: Women washing clothes in the river in Srimangal in Bangladesh

Bangladeshi woman feeding goats, Dhaka Division, Keraniganj, Bangladesh Stock Photo

RM2XMX0X6–Bangladeshi woman feeding goats, Dhaka Division, Keraniganj, Bangladesh

RM2WCM3AA–Rural Bangladeshi women sewing and embroidering bed sheets, pillow cases, rugs, table cloths and other household items which is their livelihood. Gucchogram, Jhinaigati, Sherpur. Bangladesh.

RF2JJGBJH–Dhaka, Bangladesh - June 04, 2022: Bangladeshi women workers sorting plastic materials for recycle at kamrangirchar in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Street scene in Bangladeshi village, Bangladesh Stock Photo

RMD91R8K–Street scene in Bangladeshi village, Bangladesh

Muslims waiting on the dock for the Rocket Paddle Boat on the Brahmaputra River in Bangladesh Stock Photo

RMBEKNR9–Muslims waiting on the dock for the Rocket Paddle Boat on the Brahmaputra River in Bangladesh

RF2YA4832–Ashuganj, Brahmanbaria,January 26, 2023,Workers working in small rice mill,Traditional rice process paddy grain drying in sun of Bangladesh.

RME4JPJF–A depiction portrait of a Bangladeshi women

Bangladesh, South Asia, Ragamati, Women walking across rice paddy fields on raised path between water filled paddies. Stock Photo

RMDT65R5–Bangladesh, South Asia, Ragamati, Women walking across rice paddy fields on raised path between water filled paddies.

RFKEKWNW–A Rural woman are working to make rice from the paddy in a village in Dhaka.

A Bangladeshi woman cleaning indigenous fish species which is very important source of micro nutrients for pregnant and lactating mother. Stock Photo

RF2B7G05M–A Bangladeshi woman cleaning indigenous fish species which is very important source of micro nutrients for pregnant and lactating mother.

RMDBJ839–Rural Bangladeshi women perform manual labor carrying dirt for three dollars $3 a day on a road project in Chittagong Bangladesh

Rural homes at Shibganj. Chapainawabganj, Bangladesh. Stock Photo

RMPGF6YR–Rural homes at Shibganj. Chapainawabganj, Bangladesh.

RMH3443Y–Bangladeshi indigenous farmers are busy harvesting jhum rice from the hills at Bandorban in Chittagong, Bangladesh.

RF2BC7J6C–Neem Leaf.Khulna,Bangladesh.

Wall paint Female tea leaves pluckers work at tea garden. Stock Photo

RMEDY3XW–Wall paint Female tea leaves pluckers work at tea garden.

RM2KBGX4D–Bangladeshi worker works at a garment factory in Savar outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh, on February 13, 2020. The garment sector has provided employment opportunities to women from the rural areas that previously did not have any opportunity to be part of the formal workforce. This has given women the chance to be financially independent and have a voice in the family because now they contribute financially. However, women workers face problems. Most women come from low income families. Low wage of women workers and their compliance have enabled the industry to compete with the world market. Th

RF2K68TKF–Workers sort used plastic bottles at a recycling factory. Recycle of plastics is the best way to make our environment clean and safe.

RFFD6R1N–Dhaka, Bangladesh, 28 January, 2016. Usha Rani, 30, is making pots using clay at the Kumar Para (Potters community) in Munshigonj outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh. More than 100 families in the community as they Pottery is one of the sources of income but it has come down to an alarming number. The reason behind leaving the trade is many: high cost of materials, the ever losing race against plastic and aluminum wares, low price and many more. The potters of the area say that they are trying hard to save the ancient trade which has lost its glory due to lack of attention and care. © Rehman Asad/

RMHTPWT1–SRIMANGAL, BANGLADESH - FEBRUARY 2017: Women washing clothes in the river in Srimangal in Bangladesh

Bangladeshi family crossing a paddy field, Chittagong Division, Maheshkhali, Bangladesh Stock Photo

RM2XMPYGG–Bangladeshi family crossing a paddy field, Chittagong Division, Maheshkhali, Bangladesh

RM2WCM33R–Rural Bangladeshi women sewing and embroidering bed sheets, pillow cases, rugs, table cloths and other household items which is their livelihood. Gucchogram, Jhinaigati, Sherpur. Bangladesh.

RF2JJGBJP–Dhaka, Bangladesh - June 04, 2022: Bangladeshi women workers sorting plastic materials for recycle at kamrangirchar in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Tribal women from Marma tribe in the village of Haatibandha near Bandarban, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh Stock Photo

RMD91TWG–Tribal women from Marma tribe in the village of Haatibandha near Bandarban, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh

RMBEKNNB–Muslims waiting on the dock for the Rocket Paddle Boat on the Brahmaputra River in Bangladesh

RF2YA474P–Ashuganj, Brahmanbaria,January 26, 2023,Workers working in small rice mill,Traditional rice process paddy grain drying in sun of Bangladesh.

Sreemangal, Sylhet, Bangladesh : Two women collect fresh tea leaves at a tea estate in Srremangal Upazila. With a production of over the 3% of global Stock Photo

RMT78KP2–Sreemangal, Sylhet, Bangladesh : Two women collect fresh tea leaves at a tea estate in Srremangal Upazila. With a production of over the 3% of global

Indian Deity - Goddess during Durga Festival Stock Photo

RMF2BXNK–Indian Deity - Goddess during Durga Festival

RFKEKWRR–A Rural woman are working to make rice from the paddy in a village in Dhaka.

RF2B7G05E–A Bangladeshi woman cleaning indigenous fish species which is very important source of micro nutrients for pregnant and lactating mother.

RMDBJ829–Rural Bangladeshi women perform manual labor carrying dirt for three dollars $3 a day on a road project in Chittagong Bangladesh

Women gather under the ancient banyan tree, which is worshipped by local Hindus on the first day of Bengali Year. Narayanganj, Bangladesh Stock Photo

RMT58238–Women gather under the ancient banyan tree, which is worshipped by local Hindus on the first day of Bengali Year. Narayanganj, Bangladesh

RMH34444–Bangladeshi indigenous farmers are busy harvesting jhum rice from the hills at Bandorban in Chittagong, Bangladesh.

A procession of people from Hindu Motua community on the 201th birth anniversary of the sage Sri Sri Harichad Thakur and the day of holy bath, in Urak Stock Photo

RM2AWBETE–A procession of people from Hindu Motua community on the 201th birth anniversary of the sage Sri Sri Harichad Thakur and the day of holy bath, in Urak

Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Nov, 2014. A dancer acting as a rural Bengoli women in annual harvesting festival in Dhaka.University of Dhaka celebrates Nabanno, a traditional annual festival marking the harvest of the new crop. Hundreds of girls and boys, attired in traditional dress, performed dances and folk songs to celebrate this harvest festival. The festival began with the melody of flute followed by recitations, dance and folk songs, especially Jari and Sari. Traditional dances are performed. Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMEAGWNT–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Nov, 2014. A dancer acting as a rural Bengoli women in annual harvesting festival in Dhaka.University of Dhaka celebrates Nabanno, a traditional annual festival marking the harvest of the new crop. Hundreds of girls and boys, attired in traditional dress, performed dances and folk songs to celebrate this harvest festival. The festival began with the melody of flute followed by recitations, dance and folk songs, especially Jari and Sari. Traditional dances are performed. Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News

RM2KBGX4H–Bangladeshi worker works at a garment factory in Savar outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh, on February 13, 2020. The garment sector has provided employment opportunities to women from the rural areas that previously did not have any opportunity to be part of the formal workforce. This has given women the chance to be financially independent and have a voice in the family because now they contribute financially. However, women workers face problems. Most women come from low income families. Low wage of women workers and their compliance have enabled the industry to compete with the world market. Th

RF2K68TJ7–Workers sort used plastic bottles at a recycling factory. Recycle of plastics is the best way to make our environment clean and safe.

Dhaka, Bangladesh, 28 January, 2016. Bethee, 28, is clay pots keeping in the sun for drying at the Kumar Para (Potters community) in Munshigonj outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh. More than 100 families in the community as they Pottery is one of the sources of income but it has come down to an alarming number. The reason behind leaving the trade is many: high cost of materials, the ever losing race against plastic and aluminum wares, low price and many more. The potters of the area say that they are trying hard to save the ancient trade which has lost its glory due to lack of attention and care. Stock Photo

RFFD6RG7–Dhaka, Bangladesh, 28 January, 2016. Bethee, 28, is clay pots keeping in the sun for drying at the Kumar Para (Potters community) in Munshigonj outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh. More than 100 families in the community as they Pottery is one of the sources of income but it has come down to an alarming number. The reason behind leaving the trade is many: high cost of materials, the ever losing race against plastic and aluminum wares, low price and many more. The potters of the area say that they are trying hard to save the ancient trade which has lost its glory due to lack of attention and care.

SRIMANGAL, BANGLADESH - FEBRUARY 2017: People working in the tea fields in Srimangal in the Sylhet division of Bangladesh Stock Photo

RFHTPX30–SRIMANGAL, BANGLADESH - FEBRUARY 2017: People working in the tea fields in Srimangal in the Sylhet division of Bangladesh

Bangladeshi woman in a paddy field, Chittagong Division, Ashuganj, Bangladesh Stock Photo

RM2XMX5JE–Bangladeshi woman in a paddy field, Chittagong Division, Ashuganj, Bangladesh

RM2WCM380–Rural Bangladeshi women sewing and embroidering bed sheets, pillow cases, rugs, table cloths and other household items which is their livelihood. Gucchogram, Jhinaigati, Sherpur. Bangladesh.

RF2JJGBJF–Dhaka, Bangladesh - June 04, 2022: Bangladeshi women workers sorting plastic materials for recycle at kamrangirchar in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

RMD91TWY–Tribal women from Marma tribe in the village of Haatibandha near Bandarban, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh

RMBEKNPW–Muslims waiting on the dock for the Rocket Paddle Boat on the Brahmaputra River in Bangladesh

RF2YA4839–Ashuganj, Brahmanbaria,January 26, 2023,Workers working in small rice mill,Traditional rice process paddy grain drying in sun of Bangladesh.

RMT78KP1–Sreemangal, Sylhet, Bangladesh : Two women collect fresh tea leaves at a tea estate in Srremangal Upazila. With a production of over the 3% of global

Dhaka, Bangladesh. 6th November, 2015. A rural women in Bangladesh processing vegetable for lunch food they have collected from their cropland near Dhaka on November 06, 2015. Almost three-quarters of the population live in rural areas. Families in rural Bangladesh rely primarily on agriculture,poultry and fishing for their daily income. Credit: zakir hossain chowdhury zakir/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMF5MGN0–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 6th November, 2015. A rural women in Bangladesh processing vegetable for lunch food they have collected from their cropland near Dhaka on November 06, 2015. Almost three-quarters of the population live in rural areas. Families in rural Bangladesh rely primarily on agriculture,poultry and fishing for their daily income. Credit: zakir hossain chowdhury zakir/Alamy Live News

RFKEKX3X–A Rural woman are working to make rice from the paddy in a village in Dhaka.

RF2B7G05F–A Bangladeshi woman cleaning indigenous fish species which is very important source of micro nutrients for pregnant and lactating mother.

RMDBJ80R–Rural Bangladeshi women perform manual labor carrying dirt for three dollars $3 a day on a road project in Chittagong Bangladesh

RMT581TN–Women gather under the ancient banyan tree, which is worshipped by local Hindus on the first day of Bengali Year. Narayanganj, Bangladesh

RMH3442C–Bangladeshi indigenous farmers are busy harvesting jhum rice from the hills at Bandorban in Chittagong, Bangladesh.

RM2AWBERN–A procession of people from Hindu Motua community on the 201th birth anniversary of the sage Sri Sri Harichad Thakur and the day of holy bath, in Urak

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