This study was designed with the theme of Share-Net Bangladesh’s 7th Knowledge Fair in mind – Access to Quality Information about SRHR – in response to the event bringing together significant stakeholders delving deep into the research theme and influence policy for the Bangladesh government’s effective implementation of SDG commitments, with a focus on SRHR for all.

Although ICTs and social media have increased access to SRHR information, the material’s overall quality and accessibility continue to be major obstacles. The most current COVID-19 depicted an information gap in the public health system, as well as access inequities and SRHR service disruptions.

This study has been conceptualised with the assumption that paying careful attention to access to high-quality information will decrease SRHR disparities and advance the cause of Universal Access to SRHR.

The research revealed that, aside from “availability,” other qualities like “accessibility,” “acceptability,” and “affordability” are lacking. This study provides new information on significant obstacles, gaps, and potential for future SRHR research, practice, and policy-influencing endeavours.

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