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Bundling maternal and mental health for women to improve their labor market outcome

ECONS is helping researchers from the University of Sydney and the University of Melbourne to develo...
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Development of a Sex-Specific Disaster Impact and Recovery Assessment Instrument

Project title: Development of a Sex-Specific Disaster Impact and Recovery Assessment Instrument &nb...
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The Future of AI in Learning and the Labor Market in Bangladesh

Overview: The study “The Future of AI in Learning and the Labor Market in Bangladesh”...
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Reducing Human Trafficking Vulnerabilities Caused by Climate Change - Induced Migration in Bangladesh

Project description:  UPENN and Winrock International intend to conduct qualitative explorator...
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Seasonal Migration to tackle seasonal poverty

Seasonal Migration to tackle seasonal poverty Principal investigators: Shyamal Chowdhury, Univers...
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Lions Quest Skills for Development Bangladesh

Project title: Towards a better understanding of the development of non-cognitive skills in childr...
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Post‑Disaster Data Architecture and Relief Delivery in Rural Bangladesh
Presentation on The Risk Timing Matters: Identifying Sensitive Periods in the Formation of Socio-Emotional Skills
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Post‑Disaster Data Architecture and Relief Delivery in Rural Bangladesh
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