When hunger strikes
by Selim Raihan | May 28, 2023 | Social Protection
Uncertainty faces the poor people in Bangladesh due to the erratic nature of commodity prices in both the domestic and international markets. The staggering rise in food prices combined with the decline in real income is making it difficult for them to buy the food...Reducing child marriage is crucial for reducing violence against women
by Eshrat Sharmin | Mar 5, 2023 | Social Protection
Despite strong performances on socioeconomic and population fronts, the incidence of child marriage and associated adolescent fertility rate in Bangladesh is among the highest in the world and the highest in Asia. This is despite the Child Marriage Restraint Act,...Bangladesh needs a new vision for social protection
by Bazlul H Khondker | Oct 24, 2022 | Social Protection
Social protection is an important fiscal policy instrument that not only helps smoothen consumption and reduce poverty and inequality, but also spurs growth via raising the aggregate demand. Since independence, Bangladesh’s social protection, a key policy instrument...Time to focus on women’s sexual health and rights
by Farhin Islam | Sep 7, 2022 | Health, Social Protection
Bangladesh has made significant progress in the last two decades in improving the lives of women and girls. Maternal mortality rates are decreasing, fertility rates are decreasing, and gender parity in school enrollment is increasing. Women’s participation in...RECENT POSTS
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