Jessore and Tongi: urban livelihoods in the slums

In 1997, CARE-Bangladesh undertook a livelihood security assessment of urban slum households in the cities of Tongi, Khulna and Bogra. Based on the findings of that study and a review of secondary literature, the SHAHAR (Supporting Household Activities for Health, Assets and Revenue) project was con...

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description In 1997, CARE-Bangladesh undertook a livelihood security assessment of urban slum households in the cities of Tongi, Khulna and Bogra. Based on the findings of that study and a review of secondary literature, the SHAHAR (Supporting Household Activities for Health, Assets and Revenue) project was conceptualized and designed. The project's activities, meant to improve livelihoods of the urban poor included infrastructure improvements, such as community toilets; health, hygiene and nutrition education; provision of credit and vocational training; and community mobilization and institutional strengthening, especially of the local NGOs that implement the project. As part of this USAID-funded project, a baseline survey was conducted in 2000 by CARE and IFPRI in slums and low-income settlements within the municipal areas of Jessore and Tongi.
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spelling CGSpace1559642025-01-10T06:42:36Z Jessore and Tongi: urban livelihoods in the slums assessment livelihoods aid programmes child care gender property rights nutrition education land ownership land tenure urban population infrastructure investment hygiene nutritional status employment income women migration urbanization In 1997, CARE-Bangladesh undertook a livelihood security assessment of urban slum households in the cities of Tongi, Khulna and Bogra. Based on the findings of that study and a review of secondary literature, the SHAHAR (Supporting Household Activities for Health, Assets and Revenue) project was conceptualized and designed. The project's activities, meant to improve livelihoods of the urban poor included infrastructure improvements, such as community toilets; health, hygiene and nutrition education; provision of credit and vocational training; and community mobilization and institutional strengthening, especially of the local NGOs that implement the project. As part of this USAID-funded project, a baseline survey was conducted in 2000 by CARE and IFPRI in slums and low-income settlements within the municipal areas of Jessore and Tongi. 2003 2024-10-24T12:42:53Z 2024-10-24T12:42:53Z Brochure https://hdl.handle.net/10568/155964 en Open Access application/pdf International Food Policy Research Institute IFPRI. 2003. Jessore and Tongi: urban livelihoods in the slums. IFPRI City Profiles. https://hdl.handle.net/10568/155964
spellingShingle assessment
livelihoods
aid programmes
child care
gender
property rights
nutrition
education
land ownership
land tenure
urban population
infrastructure
investment
hygiene
nutritional status
employment
income
women
migration
urbanization
Jessore and Tongi: urban livelihoods in the slums
title Jessore and Tongi: urban livelihoods in the slums
title_full Jessore and Tongi: urban livelihoods in the slums
title_fullStr Jessore and Tongi: urban livelihoods in the slums
title_full_unstemmed Jessore and Tongi: urban livelihoods in the slums
title_short Jessore and Tongi: urban livelihoods in the slums
title_sort jessore and tongi urban livelihoods in the slums
topic assessment
livelihoods
aid programmes
child care
gender
property rights
nutrition
education
land ownership
land tenure
urban population
infrastructure
investment
hygiene
nutritional status
employment
income
women
migration
urbanization
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/155964