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...
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The paper is a Policy Research Brief by the International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth, jointly supported by the United Nations Development Programme...
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Social protection is defined as a broad range of public, and sometimes private, instruments to tackle the challenges of poverty, vulnerability and social...
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Hunger is an outcome of food insecurity. It describes a situation where dietary intake is below the minimum dietary energy requirement. A total of...
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A comprehensive and effective social protection system is an essential component of a market economy. The success of developed countries has –...
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The paper assesses the available evidence on the potential effects of social transfers on child protection outcomes in low- and middle-income countries: the...
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Notable progress has been achieved in poverty reduction in Bangladesh as a result of planned and concerted actions. The country was recognized for...
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Social protection is particularly important for children, in view of their higher levels of vulnerability compared to adults, and the role that social...