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Most practices in: Bangladesh (39)
Bangladesh's FSSAP (1994) provides conditional stipends and fee waivers to rural girls in secondary school. It supported 2 million+ girls annually, cutting …
Grameen Bank financed rural women to buy mobile phones on microcredit and resell calls to their villages. By 2006 the model reached …
D.Net's Infolady model trains rural Bangladeshi women as bicycle-riding info-entrepreneurs delivering health, agriculture and e-government services door-to-door; it reached roughly 300 villages …
Bangladesh's a2i programme has established 5,000+ community Digital Centres at union level bringing 150+ e-services to rural citizens; 76.8 million people served, …
bKash, Bangladesh's mobile financial service launched in 2011, has grown to nearly 84 million verified accounts and moved over a million garment …
Since the 2017 Rohingya influx, UNFPA has run Women-Friendly Spaces in Cox's Bazar's camps, growing from 19 sites in 2018 to 55 …
A blind consultant's discrimination complaint forced a bank to issue his card in a week; a2i's Disability Innovation Lab then audited 5 …
Bangladesh's largest market-systems programme, Katalyst, worked with private firms to reach 4.75 million SMEs and farmers by 2018, generating a documented USD …
Bangladesh's flagship rural women's safety net, running since 1975. Each 24-month cycle supports ~750,000 women with 30 kg of fortified rice monthly …
Since 2020, Google Research's machine-learning flood model — which forecasts river levels even in ungauged basins — has combined with Bangladesh Water …
Since 1977, icddr,b's family planning programme in Matlab, Bangladesh has been rigorously studied, cutting fertility ~25% — but 35-year follow-up finds no …
A field experiment in 24 Bangladeshi garment factories randomly gave equally "marginal" men and women supervisor roles. Women started behind on ratings …
Bangladesh's a2i, GiveDirectly, UNDP and UC Berkeley piloted ML poverty-targeting from call-detail records across 106,200 Cox's Bazar households, but a World Bank …
Banglalink trained 3,200 retail agents to deliver GSMA's Mobile Internet Skills Training Toolkit to customers nationwide. Over a 3-month pilot, 117,000 people …
D.Net's InfoLady (Kallyani) model trains rural Bangladeshi women as bicycle-riding info-entrepreneurs who deliver ICT-enabled health, agriculture, finance and government-service information door-to-door. 464 …
After a year-long mobile-internet blackout on the world's largest refugee camp over security concerns, Bangladesh restored 3G/4G access in Cox's Bazar's Rohingya …
Since FY2009-10, Bangladesh's Ministry of Finance has tracked gender-tagged budget allocations, now across 40+ ministries and roughly a third of the national …
Opened in August 2001 at Dhaka Medical College Hospital via a five-ministry, NGO and donor collaboration, Bangladesh's OCC model has since spread …
Running from 2008 to 2015, Bangladesh's UPPR programme funded community-led settlement improvements and livelihood support across 23 towns and cities, reaching an …
Bangladesh's NISE (2021) uses AI job-matching and skills forecasting to connect youth to employment. Over 1M registered, 300K+ job opportunities created, 2,000+ …
A Bangladeshi government programme training youth nationwide, to sub-district level, in graphic design, digital marketing and web development for the freelance economy …
CARE's Tipping Point cluster-RCT mobilised girls' groups against child marriage in Rangpur, Bangladesh; overall marriage rates did not differ significantly by arm, …
Bangladesh's a2i unit added an AI layer, Smart Sathi, to its national 333 helpline in October 2023. The helpline logged 84 million …
Since 2019, nonprofit AI-for-Equity has run online coding and AI-ethics classes pairing Dhaka girls (15+) with US student mentors; independent reporting cites …
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