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 | Education continuity during COVID-19 pandemic situation- 2 | Education continuity during COVID-19 pandemic situation: Experience of SHIKHON NFPE project | 08/09/2020 | 980KB |
| Education continuity during COVID-19 pandemic situation -1 | Education continuity during COVID-19 pandemic situation: Experience of Rohingya Response in Cox's Bazar | 08/09/2020 | 889KB |
 | HIV Summary Budget | Proposal of HIV Funding Request (re-iteration) to the Global Fund has been uploaded for your comments and feedback. Save the Children along with government is a Principle Recipient (PR) of the Global Fund. Before submitting this proposal to the Global Fund, Govt. would like to incorporate the comments and feedback if received.
You can send your comments and feedback to the following email: shahidul.islam@savethechildren.org by 30 August 2020.
| 30/08/2020 | 59KB |
| Funding Gap Table | Proposal of HIV Funding Request (re-iteration) to the Global Fund has been uploaded for your comments and feedback. Save the Children along with government is a Principle Recipient (PR) of the Global Fund. Before submitting this proposal to the Global Fund, Govt. would like to incorporate the comments and feedback if received.
You can send your comments and feedback to the following email: shahidul.islam@savethechildren.org by 30 August 2020.
| 30/08/2020 | 14KB |
 | Applicant Response Form | Proposal of HIV Funding Request (re-iteration) to the Global Fund has been uploaded for your comments and feedback. Save the Children along with government is a Principle Recipient (PR) of the Global Fund. Before submitting this proposal to the Global Fund, Govt. would like to incorporate the comments and feedback if received.
You can send your comments and feedback to the following email: shahidul.islam@savethechildren.org by 30 August 2020.
| 30/08/2020 | 2MB |
| Funding Request Form | Proposal of HIV Funding Request (re-iteration) to the Global Fund has been uploaded for your comments and feedback. Save the Children along with government is a Principle Recipient (PR) of the Global Fund. Before submitting this proposal to the Global Fund, Govt. would like to incorporate the comments and feedback if received.
You can send your comments and feedback to the following email: shahidul.islam@savethechildren.org by 30 August 2020.
| 30/08/2020 | 4MB |
| EGE Project Brief | Empowering Girls through Education (EGE) project, designed by Save the Children and funded by Hempel Foundation is being implemented to address the challenges for transition of girl students from primary school to secondary school. The project is aiming to support 8,738 girl students of grade IV and V in 120 government primary schools from Rajarhat (under Kurigram district) and Madarganj (under Jamalpur district). | 04/08/2020 | 1MB |
| Stop Unnecessary C-Section Campaign Impact Story | Bangladesh is facing a massive boom in the number of medically unnecessary cesarean sections. Between 2016 and 2018 the number of cesarean sections increased by 51% * costing patients $483 million per year, while the most vulnerable mothers are still left behind. Save the Children recognized this issue and launched, Stop Unnecessary C-Section campaign, working with like minded organizations to improve quality of health care in Bangladesh, while reducing the number of unnecessary cesarean sections. | 09/07/2020 | 6MB |
| Fatema's Story From Rohingya Camp | Fatema Jannat* is a 16-year-old Rohingya refugee who lives with her parents and siblings in one of the camps in Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh. They fled to this neighbouring country from Myanmar due to the violence and finally settled in the camps two years ago. While in Myanmar, she did not attend school though had a zeal to learn in heart. In the camps in Bangladesh, she showed her interest to go to school but her parents did not allow as the learning centres teach both the boys and girls together. With a heavy heart she continued reading Quran instead, alone at home. | 30/06/2020 | 205KB |
| World Pneumonia Day 2019 in Bangladesh | Pneumonia is the world’s leading infectious killer of children, claiming the lives of more than 800,000 children under the age of five every year, more than 2,000 every day. This deadly disease claimed the lives of 12,000 children under the age of five in 2018- that is one child every hour. Through Universal Health Coverage and equitable access to quality primary health care it is possible to prevent, diagnose and treat pneumonia. Global Action Pan for Pneumonia and Diarrhea (GAPPD) aim to end two major preventable deaths by 2025, targeting to bring deaths from pneumonia to 3 per thousand live births for under 5. Although Bangladesh has made commendable progress through its’ Expanded Program of Immunization, there is still 4 per 1000 live births, under five mortality rate due to pneumonia in 2018. | 25/06/2020 | 2MB |
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