Target Group / Beneficiaries
Simple socio-economic survey including baseline information is being measured to select beneficiaries under the organization. Measuring the key indicators including income, land ownership and food deficiencies, target people are being categorized like as follows:

- Women, destitute, beggar, widows, divorced.
- Girls, adolescent, youth group
- Vulnerable women and children living remote or char areas
- Completely asset less and landless people
- Hard core/ Ultra poor
- Poor and marginal Farmer, producers groups
- Backward, vulnerable and neglected men, women and children irrespective of caste, creed culture, religion and ethnicity
- Disable and handicapped people
- Indigenous and tribal people etc.

Strategies and Approach
The first priority of SDRS is to uplift the living standard of the vulnerable poor and poorest people ensuring their participation in the decision-making process as well as usages of local level resources and services for their own. Formation of different groups, committee, youth group, forum, social change agents, gender activists along with involve and build different network and partnership with likeminded grass root level NGOs to work together for achieving common goals on development approaches. Organization beliefs in team based works with learning aptitude, respect and honours and hence organization emphasizes to undertake appropriate skill and capacity development measurement of the staff resources to bring optimum results of every intervention. Above all, SDRS intends to amplify innovation and creativity in its development endeavours all the time.

Core Values:
- Honesty and sincerity towards works and poor people;
- Participation, rights and entitlement of women and men equally;
- Transparency and accountability in each and every sectors;
- Dedication and commitment for development;
- Zero tolerance for financial corruption and women exploitation;

Cross Cutting Issues:
- Education, entitlement and empowerment;
- Self-sufficiency through self-help employment generation;
- Utilization of science and technology;
- Health and education;
- Gender equality and women empowerment;
- Transparency and accountability

Programme Implementation Priorities:
- Problem analysis, prioritization and undertake adequate initiatives;
- People’s institution building and participation in the development process;
- Coordination and cooperation with the local level government administration;
- Linkage and relationship with like-minded organizations, CBOs, CSOs;
- Communication and advocacy with different service providers institutes, organizations and other entities;
- Establishment of education and learning centre;
- Establishment of healthcare and sanitation centres;
- Skill transfer through experience sharing, training, workshop, seminar, round table, orientation, human chain, press conference, mass gathering etc;
- Establishment of disabled development centres;
- Income and employment generation;
- Sustainable disaster preparedness and management;
- Resource sharing from different donor agencies;