CORR-The Jute Works is a registered charitable trust under a board of trustees. It is an organization of women handicraft producers that was established in 1973 to rehabilitate the war-widowed and war-affected poor rural women of Bangladesh. The aim was to provide these women with work at home. Our goal was not only to rehabilitate them, rather to extend them in sustainable development with their family. CORR-The Jute Works was providing the means of income generation for these groups of women through producing handicraft items made out of a locally available raw material jute and other such as grass, leaf, cane, bamboo, clay. During its last 29 years journey CORR-The Jute Works was trying to upgrade the socio-economic condition of poverty-stricken rural destitute women. The organization has its well-defined mission, vision and philosophy.

Now the organization has 17 production areas in the country, all producing a diversified range of handmade jute, grass, leaf and terra-cotta products, which are being exported to different countries of Europe, America, Australia and Asia.