By Sanjida Sultana
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The Social Security Policy Support (SSPS) Programme supports the Government of Bangladesh in strengthening and modernizing the country’s social protection system in line with the National Social Security Strategy (NSSS) 2015–2026 and the transition toward NSSS 2026+. Grounded in constitutional obligations and international human rights commitments, SSPS works to move Bangladesh from fragmented, relief-based assistance toward a coordinated, lifecycle-based, and rights-based social protection system. While significant progress has been made over the past decade—such as expanded programme coverage, improved policy coordination, increased digitization, and stronger governance...
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Many development agencies regard the concept of household food security—often defined as adequate access to food at all times, throughout the year and from...
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In recent years, many development agencies have made intensive efforts to improve their efficiency and increase their impact on rural poverty. At the heart...
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Improved nutrition is seen by many development agencies as a direct investment in human development that enhances the productivity of labor. This can be...
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Food insecurity continues to be a major development problem across the globe, undermining people’s health, productivity, and often their very survival. Efforts to...
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The purpose of the paper is to clarify concepts and definitions of household food security. The literature on food security has spiralled since...
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This annotated bibliography contains nearly 200 items which together trace developments in the concept of household food security. The concept of "food security"...
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The annotated bibliography contains a selection of works dealing with indicators for assessing food security. While it contains some references on indicators used...