BRTC's new pink buses promise safer commutes for women. But does segregating them from shared transport solve the problem, or just avoid it?
Bangladesh keeps training Organizations of Persons with Disabilities that vanish once donor funding ends. Uganda shows what durable institutional support could look like instead.
“You can’t protect what you can’t count.” A new socioeconomic profile of 300,000 Dhaka street vendors offers the evidence urban zoning policy urgently needs.
When garment workers received information about job vacancies via text messages, they were more likely to move to better jobs and earn higher wages without sacrificing working conditions.
In an era of shrinking aid budgets and broken assumptions, the development sector can no longer afford to evaluate after the fact. The future belongs to organizations that learn in real time.
This blog explores how digital connectivity is reshaping community health delivery in Kenya, with a focus on women’s roles and access to essential services.
Gen Z-led protests across the Global South challenge authoritarian regimes, driven by corruption, inequality, and digital activism, signaling a generational shift reshaping political dissent and democratic aspirations worldwide.
বয়সের গুরুত্ব কেবল আইনি কাঠামোতেই সীমাবদ্ধ নয়; সামাজিক পরিসরে এটি আরও জটিল ও সূক্ষ্মভাবে কাজ করে।
In Pakistan, a handful of women are challenging entrenched norms by driving rickshaws. Can access to assets, training, and safety support open the door?
Mobile money strengthens women’s financial control not through privacy, but through perceived ownership. Even without secrecy, digital payments and earmarked cash reduce income hiding and shape how money is claimed.
