By Sanjida Sultana
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The “Family Card and the Next Phase of the NSSS” Policy Note examines the Family Card Programme as a key instrument for transforming Bangladesh’s social protection system from a fragmented collection of schemes into a more integrated, coordinated, and responsive platform. Launched as a pilot in March 2026, the programme provides monthly financial assistance to vulnerable households through cards issued in the name of women or female heads of households. The note highlights the potential of the Family Card to improve poverty reduction, social protection...
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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....
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Since gaining independence in 1971, Bangladesh has embarked on a transformative journey in the realm of social protection. What began as a focus...
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This comprehensive report offers a detailed evaluation of the implementation progress of theNational Social Security Strategy (NSSS) Action Plan-Phase II (2021-26) in Bangladesh....