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Working with businesses for peace in Bangladesh

Working with businesses for peace in Bangladesh - project overview

Gender and community security

The gendered nature of insecurity, and therefore of efforts to promote security and build peace, is now widely recognised.

Bangladesh and the 2030 Agenda: targets for a more peaceful, just, and inclusive society

Despite significant economic progress over the last 15 years and achievements in areas such as poverty alleviation, health and education, Bangladesh still faces a number of developmental challenges related to violence, lack of access to justice, and limited citizen inclusion in decision-making processes.

Bangladesh: Promoting participatory approaches to enhance the role of youth in democratic engagement in Satkhira

Bangladesh has a strong civil society that has long been working to create peaceful and secure environments, but this has recently been threatened by unaccountable governance following the 2014 elections.

Bangladesh: Capacities for Peace

Bangladesh has a vibrant civil society, working among communities in various socio-economic conditions to create enabling environments in which vital services like health, education, livelihood and disaster recovery can be provided.

Saferworld in Bangladesh

Bangladesh has made steady progress under a number of the Millennium Development Goals, but its foundations for long-term stability still remain uncertain.

Community Security: Experiences from Bangladesh

As in many developing countries, Bangladesh’s security architecture continues to conform to conventional practices that prioritise state security through institution-building above all.

Safety and security in the South-East border area of Bangladesh

The South-East border area of Bangladesh is an area of great national significance but also of particular vulnerability to insecurity.