by dri-admin | Jun 25, 2026
Stanford University conducted the research study “Sorting in Marriage Markets” to explore how brides and grooms are selected, the roles of guardians, family members, and informal matchmakers in the marriage process, and key aspects of marital practices in Bangladesh....
by dri-admin | Apr 21, 2026
dRi was contracted by the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) to conduct the primary data collection for the study titled “Women in the Agriculture Sector of Bangladesh: How do they contribute and what is the value?” The mixed-method study aimed to estimate the economic...
by dri-admin | Nov 8, 2025
The Institute of Development Studies (IDS), in collaboration with dRi, conducted a regional assessment funded by the World Bank Group (WBG) to evaluate female labor force participation in the cooling sector across South Asia. This sector, encompassing industries like...
by dri-admin | Aug 12, 2025
Bangladesh was set to graduate from Least Developed Country (LDC) status by 2026, a milestone that presented both opportunities and challenges. With the gradual withdrawal of preferential trade and concessional financing, the country needed to strengthen domestic...
by dri-admin | Aug 12, 2025
This study examined the implications of the male breadwinner norm (MBN) for couples’ employment decisions in Bangladesh. The MBN, which dictates that men should be the primary earners, often discouraged situations where wives outearned their husbands. The research...