By Md Nipun Afridi, Sadia Afrin Suvra, Takia Islam Toma
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On the morning of 10 March 2026, the T&T playground in Banani, next to the Korail area, hosted theinauguration of Bangladesh’s Family Card Programme. Women from nearby communities gathered at thevenue along with government officials and representatives from different organizations to witness thelaunch of the new Social Protection initiative.For many of the women present, the programme meant more than just introducing a new policy. Inhouseholds where income is often uncertain and savings are limited, the possibility of regular financialsupport...
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For fair and equitable administration of social protection programmes, GRS is considered as an important tool in many countries. The Government recognized that...
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This document is the Completion Report of the study visit programme conducted in Turkey from November 3rd to November 9th, 2019. The Completion...
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Union Parishads (UP) are the smallest rural administrative and local government units in Bangladesh. It is the lowest local tier of governance to...
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Through this training the Civil Servant Officials and respective duty bearers will be enriched with the updated knowledge and skills related to reformed...
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Bangladesh government have a number of training institutions responsible for providing training for the government officials. These institutes are also responsible for providing...
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The life cycle based social security concept is comparatively newer term which was first widely highlighted during the initial drafting of the National...
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Bangladesh was a global leader in the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and shaping the discourse for the Post 2015 development,...
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This policy has been reviewed and approved by the CMC – an inter-ministerial committee composition of 35 Secretaries of National...
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The Constitution of Bangladesh provides for fundamental responsibility of the state to achieve the right to social security for deserving people (Article 15-D)...