Tagged: Bangladesh

Promising Futures: Vocational training programme in rural Bangladesh

Adolescents Education

By Cirenia Chávez and Annika Rigole

This is the second in a two-part blog series that draws from the authors’ field visit to Let Us Learn programme sites in Bangladesh in February 2020.  The first part can be found here. In a town in the rural Sumanganj District of Bangladesh, we met recent graduates of  Alternative Learning Pathways, a Let Us Learn-supported programme… Read more →←

Bright Beginnings: Community-Based Early Childhood Education in Rural Bangladesh

Data and Research Stories

By Cirenia Chávez and Annika Rigole

The first in a two-part blog series on Let Us Learn programme site visits in Bangladesh in February 2020. According to the most recent census, around half of the population in Bangladesh’s Sunamganj District lives below the poverty line. Monsoon flooding in the district perennially cuts villages off from one another and makes access to… Read more →←

Ending child labour in South Asia through access to quality education

Child Labour COVID-19

By Ramya Subrahmanian, Valeria Groppo

Since 2000, the global number of children involved in child labour has dropped by 94 million. While this progress is encouraging, it is not good enough, especially when we consider the immense and long-lasting negative impacts child labour has on child wellbeing. Even more disheartening is the slowing rate of decline during 2012-16… Read more →←

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