SHARE-NET BANGLADESH KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTS
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Knowledge>Business>Impact: 10th Annual SRHR Knowledge Fair 2025 Report
The 10th Annual SRHR Knowledge Fair 2025 marked more than a milestone. It signalled a shift. Under the theme “SRHR Business for Read More » -
Turning Campus Conversations into Action: SNBD Announces New Event in BRAC University
University campuses are often where ideas take shape, identities are formed, and future leaders learn to speak up. This December, Read More » -
Knowledge Translation Fund: Comprehensive Sexuality Education in Formal and Non-Formal Education – A Focus on India
“India’s youth make up nearly 28% of its population — about 370 million people — yet most still lack access to inclusive, Read More » -
Navigating Decent Work and Gender Inequality Through SRHR Interventions: A Study Among the Garment Workers in Bangladesh
This paper examines the contribution of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) to decent work conditions for female garmRead More »
ACADEMIC RESEARCH
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Menopause and Mental Health: Hormone Therapy Could Be Better Solution
Every year on 28 May, the world observes Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) Day to advocate for dignity, education, and better menRead More » -
Learn Your Self-care Interventions: BRAC JPGSPH Launches Study on Reproductive Health Self-care
BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health of BRAC University hosted the kick-off event for an implementation research study on seRead More » -
Innovative Self-care Approach: BRAC JPGSPH Launches Study on Reproductive Health
BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health of BRAC University hosted the kick-off event for an implementation research study on seRead More » -
Beyond Irregular Periods: Understanding PCOS and Its Impact on Reproductive Health
A missed period is often dismissed as stress. Sudden weight gain is blamed on lifestyle. But for many young women in Bangladesh, tRead More »
ACTION RESEARCH
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Can Smartphones Help Break the Silence Around SRHR? AdSEARCH Studied Parent-Facilitated SRHR Education for Early Adolescents
For many families in Bangladesh, conversations about puberty, menstruation, wet dreams, or sexual harassment still begin with sileRead More » -
Knowledge>Business>Impact: 10th Annual SRHR Knowledge Fair 2025 Report
The 10th Annual SRHR Knowledge Fair 2025 marked more than a milestone. It signalled a shift. Under the theme “SRHR Business for Read More » -
Dhaka’s Dark Reality: Over 5,000 Girls Victims of Commercial Sexual Exploitation
A shocking new study reveals that children, pushed into brothels or onto the streets due to poverty and deception, face, on averagRead More » -
When Progress Fails to Protect: The Quiet Crisis of Gender-Based Violence in Bangladesh
Bangladesh often presents a story of progress. Women lead the nation’s politics, drive its garment industry, and shape its sociaRead More »
GOVERNMENT POLICIES
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Implementing the National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security
In 2019, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) Bangladesh, in collaboration with the UN Women Bangladesh country office, publisheRead More » -
Repealing of Evidence Act 1872: Law to be reformed to protect dignity of rape victims
The government is working to amend the existing Evidence Act, seeking to remove the provision to make “negative” remarRead More » -
MOHFW’s National Accreditation Guideline for Adolescent Friendly Health Service
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW) is focusing on standards of Adolescent Friendly Health Services (AFHS) to improvRead More » -
Health, Population and Nutrition eToolkit for Fieldworkers
This eToolkit by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) contain useful materials to help field workers disseminate impoRead More »
FACT SHEETS
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When Pain Becomes Barrier: 64% Rural Girls of Bangladesh Face Menstrual Disorders
For millions of adolescent girls, menstruation is a natural part of growing up. Yet in many rural communities across Bangladesh, iRead More » -
“Promise Me You’ll Do Something”: Perspectives on Bangladesh’s Most Extensive Survey Concerning Violence Against Women
The 2024 Violence Against Women Survey has given Bangladesh its clearest picture of the hidden epidemic of domestic violence, but Read More » -
Globally 44%, Bangladesh 63%: Can We Hit the 70% WHO Breastfeeding Goal by 2030?
Every drop of breast milk is a gift of nature—packed with antibodies, nutrition, and love. But in today’s rapidly changingRead More » -
A Year for Reflection and Realign: UNFPA’s Annual Report 2024 Highlights Why Youth SRHR Must Be at the Forefront
In a year shaped by crises and resilience, the UNFPA Annual Report 2024 sheds light on why investing in youth-centered Sexual and Read More »