An 'Initiative for Education, Gender and Growth in Asia' born of collaboration between @UniKent and @unimalaya, co-founded by @zaki_wahhaj and @Niaz_Asadullah
Listening to young paralegals -- volunteers trained by BLAST -- in Korail slum, Dhaka last week about their activities and insights about #childmarriage practices, hard-hitting and inspiring in equal measure.
@GlobalInnovFund@EconUniKent
Wage payments via mobile money creating opportunities and demand for digital finance training among female domestic workers in Dhaka: @BIGD_bracu blog piece by Kym Cole on #WEEDiFine study @EconUniKent 👉 https://t.co/970rWbawvc
How should governments navigate the fraught politics of religion and education? @Niaz_Asadullah points to @dsengeh's idea of "radical inclusion." https://t.co/BMmf1FXVVF
Professor @Niaz_Asadullah from the School of Business shares his insights in @Nature Magazine about how #climatechange could drive an increase in gender-based violence. https://t.co/A9ls2dTraX
Some 23 years in the works and costing more than $3.5bn, the Padma bridge promises to connect around 30m people in Bangladesh’s south-west to jobs and trade in the east https://t.co/avlN98CKgM
'Bridges to Liberty' in this week's @TheEconomist
discusses 'Social Barriers to Female Migration' by Amrit Amirapu @EconUniKent & @Niaz_Asadullah & @zaki_wahhaj just out in the #JDE👉https://t.co/tv5rlfd3Vh https://t.co/xua5oYc7E5
Can Child Marriage Law Affect Attitudes and Behaviour in the Absence of Strict Enforcement? Experimental Evidence from Bangladesh. A new GLO Discussion paper by GLO Fellows Amrit Amirapu, Niaz Asadullah and Zaki Wahhaj. https://t.co/55B6ZqUzMw
#PadmaBridge, the longest in Bangladesh and its largest infrastructure project to date, will be inagurated on 25th June. Our research on how the bridge that previously held this record affected female migration, marriage and employment in 🇧🇩 now out👉 https://t.co/sOqplJ9GVW