In June this year, our DataSense researchers had the incredible opportunity to participate in a four-day workshop titled, “ππ‘π πππ° ππππ πππ¨π§π¨π¦π’ππ¬ π¨π ππ¨ππ’ππ₯ ππ§πππ«π©π«π’π¬π:
DataSense has entered into a knowledge partnership with ILO Bangladesh to develop policy briefs and conduct
βAbout 85% of the returnee migrants expressed their need for loans to either rehabilitate or to
As Bangladesh has no national minimum or living wage policies, platforms have no legal obligation to
We are delighted to share that Dr. Ananya Raihan, The Chief Imaginator and Head of DataSense,
Platform workers are individuals who offer services via online platforms, typically on a freelance or contract
The DataSense unit of iSocial recently had a brief conversation with the Honorable Secretary, A.H.M. Shafiquzzaman,
High interest rates, reaching 14% in some sectors, are making bank loans unsustainable for many, while
The Datasense-TBS survey gauges public sentiment on key issues post-July uprising Most citizens are optimistic about
The majority of workers in Bangladesh’s gig economy do not receive fair pay, benefits or even
Author: M Samin Sajid Nahr Skills, wage and productivity are inter-related and industry owners need to
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