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It analyzes constraints across human endowments, jobs, labor participation, entrepreneurship, agricultural feminization, RMG employment, and girls’ access to IT. The assessment also addresses women’s ownership and control of productive and financial assets, voice, agency, and gender-based violence. It highlights widening gender gaps under climate change, COVID-19, and the Rohingya refugee crisis, then proposes urgent actions to close remaining gaps.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nBangladesh  \nCountry Partnership Framework Country Gender Assessment  \nOctober 2021  \nby Bangladesh Gender Platform  \nTable of Contents  \nACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ........................................................................................................................................ 3  \nEXECUTIVE SUMMARY .........................................................................................................................................4  \nGENDER EQUALITY MATTERS: SMART ECONOMICS FOR A DIVERSIFIED ECONOMY ........................................................................ 5  \nSPATIAL TRANSFORMATION IS NOT GENDER NEUTRAL: KEY ISSUES FOR AN INCLUSIVE BUILT ENVIRONMENT ................................... 11  \nEMERGENCIES WIDEN GENDER GAPS: IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE, COVID-19, AND THE ROHINGYA REFUGEE CRISIS.................. 13  \nURGENT ACTIONS TO AMPLIFY GENDER ACHIEVEMENTS AND CLOSE REMAINING GENDER GAPS .................................................... 17  \n1. INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................................................... 19  \n1.1. GOVERNMENT OF BANGLADESH’S COMMITMENT TO GENDER ............................................................................... 20  \n1.2. WORLD BANK’S PORTFOLIO IN BANGLADESH ..................................................................................................... 21  \n1.3. OBJECTIVE ................................................................................................................................................... 22  \n1.4. ORGANIZING FRAMEWORK AND STRUCTURE ....................................................................................................... 23  \n2. IMPROVING HUMAN ENDOWMENTS ........................................................................................................ 24  \n2.1. HEALTH ...................................................................................................................................................... 24  \n2.2. EDUCATION ................................................................................................................................................. 28  \n3. REMOVING CONSTRAINTS FOR MORE AND BETTER JOBS .......................................................................... 33  \n3.1. LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP ........................................................................................... 34  \n3.2. FEMINIZATION OF AGRICULTURE ...................................................................................................................... 44  \n3.3. WOMEN IN RMG ......................................................................................................................................... 46  \n3.4. GIRLS AND WOMEN IN IT................................................................................................................................ 49  \n4. REMOVING BARRIERS TO WOMEN’S OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL OF ASSETS............................................ 51  \n4.1. PRODUCTIVE ASSETS ...................................................................................................................................... 51  \n4.2. FINANCIAL ASSETS ......................................................................................................................................... 55  \n5. ENHANCING WOMEN’S VOICE AND AGENCY & ENGAGING MEN AND BOYS .............................................. 57  \n5.1. GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE .............................................................................................................................. 57  \n5.2. WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP, VOICE, AND AGENCY ...................................................................................................... 68  \n6. FRAGILITY & CONFLICT SITUATIONS: COX’S BAZAR HOST COMMUNITIES .............................","cbCail9cqxjWSTN4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail9cqxjWSTN4","pdf",2105837,4,1,120,"English","en",105,"# Acknowledgements\n# Executive Summary\n# Gender Equality Matters: Smart Economics for a Diversified Economy\n# Spatial Transformation Is Not Gender Neutral: Key Issues for an Inclusive Built Environment\n# Emergencies Widen Gender Gaps: Impacts of Climate Change, COVID-19, and the Rohingya Refugee Crisis\n# Urgent Actions to Amplify Gender Achievements and Close Remaining Gender Gaps\n# 1. Introduction\n## Government of Bangladesh’s Commitment to Gender\n## World Bank’s Portfolio in Bangladesh\n## Objective\n## Organizing Framework and Structure\n# 2. Improving Human Endowments\n## Health\n## Education\n# 3. Removing Constraints for More and Better Jobs\n## Labor Force Participation & Entrepreneurship\n## Feminization of Agriculture\n## Women in RMG\n## Girls and Women in IT\n# 4. Removing Barriers to Women’s Ownership and Control of Assets\n## Productive Assets\n## Financial Assets\n# 5. Enhancing Women’s Voice and Agency & Engaging Men and Boys\n## Gender-Based Violence\n## Women’s Leadership, Voice, and Agency\n# 6. Fragility & Conflict Situations: Cox’s Bazar Host Communities\n## Impact of Refugee Influx on Host Communities\n## Impact of COVID-19 on Cox’s Bazar Host Communities\n# 7. 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