13 countries reached consensus on common numeracy assessment tool
PAL network is conducting a common numeracy assessment for children (age 5 to 16) across all of its member countries. As a member of PAL Network, IIDedu is going to…
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Ethical recruitment through compact of sending countries
Ethical recruitment of migrant workers will be easier to ensure if the labor-sending countries come to an agreement on common margin of pay and job standards. Imran Ahmad, honorable Minister…
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Exploring the idea of a Regional Parliamentarians’ Caucus
Since South Asia is the major labor-sending region, a regional Parliamentarian’ Caucus on migration and development can enable the experience sharing and strengthen the global advocacy to protect the rights…
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Institutional policy essential for child safeguarding
Civil society, non-governmental, humanitarian aid and any other organisation that comes into contact – whether directly or indirectly – with children as a result of their activities must have a…
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IID signs MoU with a2i
IID & a2i – Access to Information signed an MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) to bring mass-scale service to the youth in Bangladesh through e-Learning and other initiatives. The MoU was…
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South-south cooperation for migration governance
South-south cooperation among both the govt. and civil society stake holders of south Asian labour sending countries can ensure better migration governance through learning sharing. South-south cooperation is a technical…
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IID Signs MoU with Caucus on migration and development
IID signed MoU (Memoremdum of Understanding) with the parliamentary Caucus on migration & development and its secretariat WARBE DF on 1st July, 2019.The purpose of the MoU is to cooperate…
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CSOs and Parliamentarians to work on SDGs for migration
While the CSOs can play a key role for the localization, implementation, monitoring and voluntary reporting of SDGs, parliamentarians can foster its implementation through legislation, budget allocation and parliamentary oversight,…
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Gender-responsive budget to empower women migrants
The government is keen to listen to the voice of the CSOs to strengthen the gender responsiveness of the budget, said Rownaq Jahan, Secretary of Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment…
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Formative Assessment crucial to student learning assessment
Formative assessment plays a crucial role in student learning assessment as learning requires continuous and ongoing assessment of student learning and feedback to students. ‘What is required and what is…
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Youth development is crucial for seizing demographic dividend
To reap the benefits of the demographic dividend, more focus should be put on developing the country’s young population, said the speakers at a discussion session. Although the allocation of…
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Migration budget declining despite better implementation
Budget allocation for the Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment Ministry is declining over the years despite its better implementation rate among many other major ministries in the country. During the…
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