By Sadia Afrin Suvra
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Contextualization of the Family Card Program in Social Protection: What International Experience Suggests for Bangladesh is a policy-focused resource that examines global social protection and family card initiatives to inform the development of Bangladesh’s Family Card Program. Prepared under the SSPS Programme of UNDP Bangladesh, the document analyzes international experiences from countries including Brazil, India, Pakistan, Indonesia, the Philippines, Turkey, Kenya, Togo, and Kazakhstan to identify effective practices in digital social protection, beneficiary targeting, and direct service delivery.
The publication highlights how integrated family card systems...
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In the middle of 2015, the Cabinet of the Government of Bangladesh approved the National Social Security Strategy (NSSS). It is the very...
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Bangladesh, one of the world's most densely populated nations, has experienced rapid urbanization. This urban shift, while indicative of socio-economic transitions, has exposed...
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The frequency and magnitude of disasters are changing regularly. People around the world are experiencing more natural and human-induced disasters than ever before....
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Since gaining independence in 1971, Bangladesh has embarked on a transformative journey in the realm of social protection. What began as a focus...
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This comprehensive report offers a detailed evaluation of the implementation progress of theNational Social Security Strategy (NSSS) Action Plan-Phase II (2021-26) in Bangladesh....
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The Cabinet Division, as the coordinating authority for implementation of the National Social SecurityStrategy (NSSS) of Bangladesh, organized a flagship event titled as...
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Bangladesh has made remarkable progress in the reduction of poverty and vulnerability through sustained economic growth accompanied by a diverse portfolio of social...