Sources: Share-Net Bangladesh

Share-Net Bangladesh have published a new report entitled Access to SRHR information for Adolescents: Perspectives from Grassroot Areas from Barishal District of Bangladesh Executive Summary Bede, riverside dwellers, and slum dwellers are three competing grassroots and marginalised communities. Their socio-economic situation is comparatively poorer than the mainstream communities. SRHR, being a cross-cutting concept, is not […]

Share-Net Bangladesh have published Recommendations for a  National Adaption Plan on Climate Change and SRHR Information for Policymakers in Bangladesh. The recommendations include the following topic areas; Bridging climate action and sustainable development goals (SDGs) Climate change hindering the achievements of SDGs Climate Change, gender equality, and SRHR; situation analysis Key messages on SRHR and […]

According to the Bangladeshi government’s 2011 census, 1.8% of Bangladesh’s total population (1,586,141 individuals) belong to Indigenous communities living in various regions of the nation. These groups of people are known as ‘adibashi’ or ‘upojati’. Mandi is one of the recognized ethnic communities. Among them, indigenous women workers struggle with a lack of employment possibilities […]

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), those aged between 10 and 19 are adolescents, with ages 10 to 14 and 15 to 19 as early and late adolescence, respectively. Bangladesh has the highest rate of teenage pregnancies outside of Sub-Saharan Africa, according to UNFPA, with 113 out of 1000 teenage girls become pregnant before […]

In this Policy Brief, the International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) and Share-Net Bangladesh (SNBD) analyse the intricate relationships between climate change, gender equality, and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and offer suggestions for policymakers. SRHR is relevant to the climate conversation, and the following are some beginning guidelines for individuals […]

Both the public and private sectors of Bangladesh’s healthcare system lack the full range of SRH services in terms of gender, equity, and rights. The spectrum scarcely addresses any of the SRHR components when it is further connected to climate change. The system offers very limited services, such as those for maternal care, child care, […]

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 […]

With the assistance of Share-Net Bangladesh, the Centre for Men & Masculinities Studies (CMMS) carried out a study in 2021 titled “Infertility in SRHR Lens: Policy & Practices.” They held an online advocacy workshop where honorable government officials and other relevant stakeholders participated as part of the study. Despite the government’s ardent efforts to provide […]

This study sought to identify information and knowledge gaps that act as push or pull factors in the trafficking of women, as well as gauge what communication strategies work and what does not work in the areas of trafficking prevention, protection, prosecution, and reintegration. It also includes recommendations for developing an effective communication strategy and […]

This study purposively selected two Dhaka slums, with and without disabled-friendly facilities, to investigate female perspectives on different aspects related to WASH and Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) for females with a disability. The rapid expansion of slums with increasing population density are the main barriers to scaling-up sustainable Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) facilities in […]