Why train workers if they don’t get jobs?
This article was written by Mehnaz Rabbani, Programme Lead, Research, Policy and Governance, and Shamael Ahmed, Research Associate. Both authors are working at the BRAC ...
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Jobs, corruption and major development donors: applying the ACE approach to a thorny development problem
In spite of monumental investments made in global health over the past decades, Universal Health Coverage remains a distant goal - in part due to pervasive corruption in health systems. Join ACE, LSHTM and Transparency International to discuss.
Why are off the shelf approaches to anti-corruption failing?
In spite of monumental investments made in global health over the past decades, Universal Health Coverage remains a distant goal - in part due to pervasive corruption in health systems. Join ACE, LSHTM and Transparency International to discuss.
Irregularities, informal practices, and the motivation of frontline healthcare providers in Bangladesh
An ACE Working Paper presenting a literature review of irregular health practices in Bangladesh, and strategies to tackle them.
Why doctors leave their posts – problem-solving irregularities in the health sector with healthcare workers in Bangladesh
A workshop held with ACE partners at the James Grant Centre of Excellence for Universal Health Coverage at BRAC University, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the team at SOAS, led to some fascinating discoveries about why irregularities occur in the practice of local healthcare delivery in Bangladesh, and what could be done about it.
Anti-corruption in Bangladesh: towards feasible governance improvements
A Briefing Paper discussing possible future scenarios for evolution of the political settlement in Bangladesh.
Introducing… Prof Sumaiya Khair, Adviser – Executive Management at Transparency International Bangladesh
Sumaiya Khair is an Adviser - Executive Management at Transparency International Bangladesh, and a Professor of Law at the University of Dhaka. We hear how she came to her work.
Anti-corruption in Bangladesh: a political settlements analysis
This Working Paper, by Prof Mushtaq Khan, analyses the political and economic context to anti-corruption efforts in Bangladesh, both historically and today.