Seminar/Workshop
Workshop on: Field-based Population Research
A workshop titled “Field-based Population Research” was organized by the Department of Population Science on 16 May 2022 with the participation of several renowned researchers in the field of population and development studies. The workshop focused on practical approaches to field-based research, including research design, data collection techniques, ethical considerations, and real-life field experiences. Through interactive sessions and expert discussions, the event enhanced participants’ understanding of applied population research and strengthened their capacity to conduct high-quality fieldwork relevant to policy and development planning.
COVID-19 and Reproductive Health: Bangladesh Context
On 29th December 2021, a seminar titled “COVID-19 and Reproductive Health: Bangladesh Context” was held to discuss the pandemic’s impact on reproductive health in the country. The seminar featured two distinguished researchers as resource persons, who presented evidence-based insights on how COVID-19 affected maternal and child health services, family planning, and access to reproductive health care in Bangladesh. The discussions highlighted challenges faced by healthcare providers and communities, while also exploring policy recommendations to strengthen reproductive health resilience during public health emergencies.