Safety Nets
Process
Monitoring
(Spot Check)
Given the scale of the poverty challenge in Bangladesh and newer risks emerging from rapid processes of urbanization, global economic integration and climate change, extending the reach of Social Safety Nets and ensuring their greater efficacy remains a policy priority. PPRC has been entrusted by MoDMR to do a third party assessment of these programmes. Using a mixed-method approach that combines qualitative and quantitative techniques, PPRC will carry out performance monitoring, create beneficiary profiles, recommend specific operational steps, generate qualitative insights on project dynamics and identify reform opportunities.
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Provision of professional services to conduct policy analysis, organizing policy dialogue and implementing research on issues
related to UHC
This aim of this project is to develop well-grounded and comprehensive Universal Health Care progress indicators. These will be developed through regional and national dialogues and consultations.
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Policy Baseline on Food Systems for Healthier Diets
Working on a analytical framework of Actors-Narratives-Interests, this study is part of a three-country international study. There are two research components: Face-to-Face interviews with selected experts from government, academia, NGOs, development partners, INGOs, private sector. The policy baseline developed in 2018 will be reviewed in 2022 to assess changes.
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Analysis of WASH Budget Allocation and Expenditure
PPRC, in collaboration with WaterAid, has been working on a project analyzing trends in budget allocation and expenditure on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) related projects. Secondary data on annual government WASH budget allocation was used to report on efficiency and gaps related to this issue.
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Defining the excluded groups, mapping their current situation and strengthening their capacity and partnerships
A three and a half year project launched in February 2016. Under the project, a combination of research, investigation, dissemination of knowledge products, sharing skills and efforts to promote participation and representation of the socially excluded groups of Bangladesh is applied to effectively map the communities and focus on their specific predicaments and requirements. The project is a participatory initiative.
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Study on opportunities of jute paper and jute pulp and jute production process /Commercial Viability of Jute Pulp Factories
This study is an assessment of the opportunities of jute paper and commercial viability of small-scale jute pulp factories in rural Bangladesh. It focuses on the potential of jute and its alternative uses as a new growth driver.
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Prerona- Promoting Multi-Stakeholder Engagement on UHC through Innovative Grass- root Advocacy
The central activity of the project was regional dialogue series on innovative UHC advocacy The overall objective was to disseminate core UHC messages to regional constituencies while also eliciting grounded ideas about sustainable paths towards realizing UHC goals.
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Address:
Power and Participation Research Centre (PPRC)
House 15, Road 12 (old 31), Dhanmondi R/A, Dhaka 1209
Phone: +880258155467
Email: info@pprc-bd.org