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A reporter shares her own personal experience with almost being married off at age 16 as well as the larger experiences and trauma experienced by child brides in Bangladesh. ...

This video follows a 13 year old girls’ forceful marriage ceremony in Bangladesh from beginning to end. ...

This video explains how poverty, natural disasters and inaction from the government leads to child marriage as a “survival strategy” for various families in Bangladesh. It also discusses how some local officials go against government laws and facilitate early marriages by accepting bribes or fake...

Standing in the gap delivers low profile and community driven education to support refugee children with no access to services. This concept acknowledges the complex dynamics of the area, the pressure on all actors involved and the limits on resources, and looks for an alternative solution, until...

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...

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...