Bangladesh), who are the only communities in Bangladesh still strictly following a matrilineal system. The study also touches on …, but most of their land is formally lease-based from the Government of Bangladesh. Bangladesh is a country with one of the …’ culture, livelihoods and even existence as an ethnic minority in Bangladesh. The Khasi matrilineal system is a unique system …

-governmental organizations (NGOs) have increased women’s empowerment in Bangladesh. Looking at two study areas and two NGOs (the Friends in …Empowerment of women is a holistic concept. It is a multi-dimensional approach and it covers social, political, and … Village Development Bangladesh (FIVDB) and Nari Uddug Kendra (NUK)), the results of the case study show that these two NGOs …

The paper aims to analyze the critical factors of women entrepreneurship development in rural Bangladesh. The analysis …. Regulative factors refer to different rules and regulations of the Government that facilitate women entrepreneurship development … in rural Bangladesh. Normative and cognitive factors include norms, rules, regulation, and values of society. Based on …

This paper focuses on the socio-economic status of elderly women, based on 20 elderly women in the village North …-Doulatpur in Phulgazi Sadar Upazila, Bangladesh. Information had been collected through in-depth interviews, and then, on the basis … important role in the life of elderly village women and that women are more vulnerable than men in their old age, partly because …

Although highly educated women in Bangladesh expect to achieve gender equality, compared to highly educated men, they … Bangladesh. Subsequently, women have broken out the common social problems like illiteracy, early marriage, etc. For example …, Bangladesh has already achieved gender parity in education levels. Many women are getting proper family support, achieve higher …

In Bangladesh, children are accustomed to working in industrial and manufacturing plants, small scale factories, metal …

state of health. A large number of Bangladesh’s people, particularly in rural areas, remained with no or little access to … in increasing the people’s participation in Bangladesh’s health sector. But the present health policy is not people …

Bengali population of Bangladesh. It distinguishes between (a) individual vulnerabilities that are related to an individual …

This paper proposes some fundamental reforms of the way the extraction of minerals are managed in Bangladesh. It … Bangladesh’s minerals will accrue to all the people of Bangladesh, while a comprehensive Mineral Capacity Building Program (MCBP …

projection module of SimSIP Debt to project the evolution of Bangladesh’s public debt over a 15-year horizon (from fiscal year …