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Research, publications & the newsroom

More than thirty studies, baselines and reports by DRRA and its partners on health, education, livelihoods, rights, climate and programme learning, free for researchers, journalists and partners.

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Knowledge partnership

We don't only receive knowledge β€” we generate it too

Thirty years of field implementation has produced tools, models and lessons that didn't exist when DRRA started. DRRA shares these through knowledge partnerships with other organisations, institutions and country contexts β€” not just inside Bangladesh.

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Early Intervention Assessment Tools

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Screening Tools

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Community-Based Approaches

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Programme Models

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Climate-Related Tools

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Lessons Learned

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Implementation Experience

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Other Knowledge Products

Knowledge Hub

Research & publications

37 studies, baselines and reports by DRRA and its partners, 2012–2021, most produced by DRRA’s Research, Evaluation and Data department. Click any title to open the full PDF. Prefer to learn by playing? See the interactive learning games β†’ built on this same research.

Newsroom

Press & media

Updates

Latest announcements

DRRA posts programme updates, events and announcements on Facebook as they happen. See the live feed below β†’

Media Kit

Logos, photos & brand guidelines

Available on request for journalists and partners. Request the media kit β†’

Press Inquiries

Talk to our team

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Videos

Watch on YouTube

60 videos from DRRA's official YouTube channel β€” @drrabd. Click any video to play it right here.

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Connected to Facebook

Latest from our Facebook page

Every photo, update and event DRRA posts on Facebook appears here as it happens.

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🌐DRRA on FacebookField updates, events and stories from our programmes across Bangladesh.

New posts on DRRA’s Facebook page appear here automatically. Can’t see the posts? Facebook shows the feed only to visitors who are logged in to Facebook β€” open the page on Facebook.