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The National Conference on Social Protection 2025, held in Dhaka, marked a significant milestone in Bangladesh’s journey toward building an inclusive, resilient, and rights-based social protection system. Convened by the Cabinet Division with support from UNDP and DFAT, the three-day conference brought together policymakers, development partners, academics, civil society leaders, and practitioners to reflect on the achievements of the National Social Security Strategy (NSSS) 2015–2026 and to chart a bold and transformative course for its next generation outlooks.
The conference opened with a powerful address by honorable Chief Guest,...
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The three-day residential workshop on the disability rights landscape in Bangladesh provided a critical platform for reviewing the status of disability rights and...
The Journey of Women Overcoming Violence and Hardship
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Every year, from November 25 to December 10, the world observes the 16 Days of ActivismAgainst...
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The event is co-organized by the Bangladesh UNRC Office, UNDP, ILO, UN Women, UNICEF, UNFPA, and Sightsavers. This collaborative effort brings together a...
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Disability is an integral part of the human condition, with nearly everyone likely to experience a temporary or permanent disability at some point...
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The "Non-State Actors Report on Social Protection: Mapping Social Protection for Marginalized Communities in Bangladesh" offers a comprehensive examination of Bangladesh's social protection...
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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....