Social protection package for the retrenched workers of state-owned enterprises: A quick assessment

Social protection package for the retrenched workers of state-owned enterprises: A quick assessment

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BRAC designed and implemented a project namely Kallyan, aiming to improve the quality of life of the retrenched workers of state-owned enterprises of Bangladesh. This study aimed to map the project’s cumulative achievements and to assess its impact on the livelihood of the participant households. We...

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Main Authors:	Das, Narayan Chandra, Qayum, Nayma, Khan, Mehejabeen, Karim, Fazlul
Format:	Working Paper
Jezik:	en_US
Izdano:	BRAC Research and Evaluation Division 2022
Teme:	Education Food security Livelihood Workers
Online dostop:	http://hdl.handle.net/10361/16188

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