Conducted in 2024 with the University of Leicester, UK, this research aimed at improving access to reproductive health services during crises through innovative health kits and deployment strategies in rural and urban slums of Bangladesh.

In collaboration with ARROW in 2023, this project explored the effectiveness of youth leadership in promoting gender justice through community engagement, policy dialogue, and capacity development programs.

The 2021 study measured knowledge, attitudes, and practices of cervical cancer prevention among slum-dwelling women to identify awareness gaps and inform targeted intervention strategies.

This joint 2021 study with ICDDR,B focused on challenges faced by poor young women in accessing menstrual regulation (MR), post-abortion care (PAC), and protection from gender-based violence (GBV) in urban Dhaka.

Conducted in 2015, this school-based intervention in Dhaka evaluated the impact of structured SRH education programs on adolescent knowledge, behavior, and openness to reproductive health discussions.

A recurring assessment carried out every six months to monitor and evaluate service quality across RHSTEP centers, focusing on client satisfaction, accessibility, and clinical effectiveness.