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Bangladesh
is one of the founder members of this
alliance.
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PPD
in collaboration with the Ministry
of Family Planning and Welfare, Government
of Bangladesh organized the 15th Executive
Committee Meeting on 15 February 2010
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The
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare,
Government of the People’s Republic
of Bangladesh, in collaboration with
PPD organized a National South-South
Support Structure Workshop on Thursday,
10 December 2009 at the Auditorium
of International Jute Study Group
(IJSG), Farm Gate, Dhaka.
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PPD
and Institute of Child and Mother
Health (ICMH) of Bangladesh conducted
a 10-day International Fellowship
Training Course on Reproductive Health
and Safe Motherhood from 15 –
24 February 2008 at ICMH Compound
in Dhaka.
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PPD
in collaboration with the Ministry
of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW)
of the Government of the People’s
Republic of Bangladesh organized a
one day workshop on “Access
to Reproductive Health for the Achievement
of ICPD and MDGs: The South-South
Initiative” on 17 September
2007 at Dhaka.
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PPD
in collaboration with The Weekly Financial
Mirror (a weekly newsmagazine) and
Beximco Pharmaceuticals (a leading
private sector enterprise of Bangladesh),
organized a Roundtable Discussion
on "Public-Private Partnerships
for Reproductive Health in Bangladesh:
a Positive Innovation" on 13th
July 2006 at CIRDAP Auditorium, Dhaka.
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Bangladesh
launched the Research Network in 2000.
This network provides valuable services
to its population and represents a
learning focus for other developing
countries.
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With
technical assistance from Egypt, in
2000, Bangladesh lead a programme
to train Islamic religious leaders
in FP/RH in China, India and Thailand.
A total of 1200 religious leaders
benefited from RH and Rights training.
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Since
2000, Bangladesh has set up a South-South
Centre, which is headed by Mr Jalal
Uddin Ahmed and located in the office
space of the Secretariat.
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Bangladesh
hosted the IUSSP in 1999 which was
organised by ICDDR,B.
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In
1998, Bangladesh led the transfer
of RH micro-credit integrated programme
techniques to India. Bangladesh has
since shared its experience in micro-credit
with nearly 100 countries such as
Afghanistan, Kosovo and many countries
of Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America.
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With
experience gained from Indonesia,
in 1997, Bangladesh provided technical
assistance to Pakistan through the
BD-PAK Economic Commission of SAARC.
Bangladesh also merged its partnership
programme with Thailand to learn their
successful clinical service delivery.
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The
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
(MOHFW) of Bangladesh supported the
SAARC technical committee meetings
and workshops in Dhaka organised by
NIPORT and BIRPERHT.
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Bangladesh
offered fellowship courses in Reproductive
Health, Child and Mother Health to
India, Pakistan, Iran, Indonesia,
Thailand, Myanmar and Nepal; and on
Norplant implant research methodology
to Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar, Maldives,
Vietnam and India.
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