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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Prepared by Arju Afrin Kathy and Aminul Arifeen
This document, prepared by the Social Security Policy Support Programme (SSPS), provides an in-depth analysis of...
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As part of efforts to better understand the real-life impact of social protection programmes, the Social Security Policy Support (SSPS) Programme team conducted...
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The two-day workshop titled "Disability Rights and Inclusive Reporting," held on 12th and 13th May 2025 in Rangpur, was a joint initiative by...
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The urgency of addressing urban poverty and vulnerability in Bangladesh stems from rapid urbanisation and rural-to-urban migration, which are reshaping the country’s economic...
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As we welcome a new year, the Social Security Policy Support (SSPS) Programme is proud to present the inaugural issue of its quarterly newsletter,...
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On 19-20 February 2025, a two-day workshop titled "National Social Insurance Scheme (NSIS) of Bangladesh: Capacity Building and Stocktaking" was held in Dhaka....
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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...