Document Type
Brief
Publication Date
2015
Abstract
The Urban Adolescents’ Needs Assessment Survey in Bangladesh was designed to provide a general overview of the experience of urban adolescents, along with specific policy recommendations for adolescent programs. The Population Council, in collaboration with the BRAC Institute of Educational Development, developed this study as part of a broader needs assessment to inform several urban adolescent programs aimed at improving educational outcomes, providing better access to sexual and reproductive health information, and providing counseling and mental health support. The findings have implications for existing and future program strategies to promote adolescent well-being. This document provides a snapshot of the survey results. Included are highlights of survey findings, policy implications and future directions, and a sampling of figures and tables.
DOI
10.31899/pgy9.1082
Language
English
Recommended Citation
"Urban Adolescents' Needs Assessment Survey in Bangladesh: Summary." Dhaka: BIED, BRACU, and Population Council, 2015.
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