By Takia Islam Toma
The 180 Days of the Government of Bangladesh: Key Initiatives & Achievements infographic highlights major government initiatives and achievements during the first 180 days across several priority areas. Key measures include digital and educational transformation, expansion of broadband connectivity, digital ICT skills development, streamlined business licensing, expansion of digital land services, and the implementation of the “One Teacher, One Tab” programme. In the areas of social protection and education, initiatives such as the Family Card, Farmers Card, 43 education priority programmes, and tuition-free education for women...
By Takia Islam Toma
The 180 Days of the Government of Bangladesh: Key Initiatives & Achievements infographic highlights major government initiatives and achievements during the...
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By Takia Islam Toma
The “Hidden Social Costs of International Migration in Bangladesh” study examines the economic benefits and less visible social consequences of...
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By Takia Islam Toma and Sadia Afrin Suvra
This report highlights qualitative findings from an SSPS Programme field visit to SWAPNO project areas in...
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By Takia Islam Toma and Sadia Afrin Suvra
The Focus Group Discussion (FGD) Report on Family Card Beneficiaries in Khalishpur, Khulna presents findings...
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By Takia Islam Toma and Sadia Afrin Suvra
The Focus Group Discussion (FGD) Report on the Three-Month Experience of Family Card Beneficiaries...
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Bangladesh is entering a period of significant economic, demographic, and social transition. Over recent decades, the country has achieved substantial progress in economic...
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This report assesses the governance structures, institutional architecture, coordination mechanisms, accountability arrangements, and financing considerations that will shape the next phase of social...
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A synthesis of field consultations, focus group discussions, and key informant interviews, bringing the voices of beneficiaries, communities, and institutions into the final...