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Brighter futures in Bangladesh with access to quality education In the Sylhet region in north-eastern Bangladesh, less than 1 in 3 children complete secondary school. Our new report analyzes the success of UNICEF Bangladesh's Let Us Learn programme and how it can be scaled up to improve access to...

Executive Summary The Joint UNICEF and GoB nutrition programme has been designed to address two key headline results on accelerating the reduction of childhood stunting and improving adolescent health and well-being. Following a life-cycle approach, the nutrition interventions have a direct focus on...

Nadim's Story: A Bangladeshi Asylum Seeker Living in the UK Each podcast episode from Refugees' Stories contains stories from those who have migrated or sought asylum on account of their sexuality or gender identity. On this episode, Nadim speaks about his experience. Nadim is a young man from Dhaka...

The concepts, process and benefits of integrating gender equality issues have not always been sufficiently understood and incorporated into UNICEF’s programming across South Asia. This toolkit is a step towards strengthening the institutional and individual capacity to undertake gender mainstreaming...

Executive Summary Background Informed by the 7th Five-year plan, the SDG goal 5, the Gender Action Plan 2018-2021 and the UNICEF Bangladesh Strategy Paper on Gender 2017-20, gender related programmes have been placed as a critical cross-cutting function in the ongoing UNICEF – GOB Country Programme...

This study has sought to apply a life-cycle costs approach (LCCA) to the sanitation and hygiene activities undertaken in 117 schools in six selected upazilas out of the 245 upazilas where the BRAC WASH in schools programme operates. Executive Summary This study has sought to apply a life-cycle costs...

This blog highlights the grave health circumstances, sexual violence, and uncertain future faced by many Rohingya women without access to medical care for themselves or their children. ROHINGYA CRISIS: THE MATERNITY WARD THAT FEELS LIKE AN ER In the makeshift refugee settlements in Cox’s Bazar...

This blog presents the faces of Rohingya babies born in the Balukhali camp as well as the voices of the mothers who fled violence in Myanmar. Through photographs and direct quotes, the blog advocates for the support of Rohingya children and families. More than 640,000 Rohingya people have fled to...