Child labour and Bangladesh: To what extent can Bangladesh remove child labour particularly in the Bangladesh Ready-made Garment (RMG) sector?

Sustainable Supply Chain Management through Compliance of Stakeholdersâ•Ž Requirements: A Study on Ready-Made Garment (RMG) Industry of Bangladesh

Sustainability in supply chain is now an issue of concurrent focus, as stakeholders are demanding sustainability from the point of production to the point of consumption. Research on sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) is not substantial in number. Most of the studies concentrate on social, environmental, and economic aspects of supply chain in a standalone fashion. Further, previous stu...

Sustainable Supply Chain Management through Compliance of Stakeholders' Requirements: A Study on Ready-Made Garment (RMG) Industry of Bangladesh

Sustainability in supply chain is now an issue of concurrent focus, as stakeholders are demanding sustainability from the point of production to the point of consumption. Research on sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) is not substantial in number. Most of the studies concentrate on social, environmental, and economic aspects of supply chain in a standalone fashion. Further, previous stu...

Infant mortality and child nutrition in Bangladesh.

The excess female infant mortality observed in South Asia has typically been attributed to gender discrimination in the intra-household allocation of food and medical care. However, studies on child nutrition find no evidence of gender differences. A natural explanation could be that in environments of high infant mortality of females, the surviving children are healthier, so that child nutriti...

Determinants of women’s labour supply in Bangladesh and Pakistan

Imperatives for reducing child stunting in Bangladesh†

Although there has been a decline in rates of child stunting in Bangladesh, more than one-third of underfive children still suffer from impaired linear growth. Results of the demographic health surveys since 2004 show that the rate of stunting decreased by only 1.5 percentage points per year (NIPORT, Mitra and Associates & ICF International, 2015). This is not anticipated, given the impressive ...