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Extremely poor households in Bangladesh find it difficult to get jobs and to access basic services such as health and education. This programme will support extremely poor people (primarily targeting women) to connect to mainstream economic growth and jobs. It will also build the national systems that are needed to support public and private investment in extreme poverty programmes and basic services like health and education. The supplier will manage, and part implement the first 5-year phase of a 9-year (multi partner programme). As at this time only the first 5 years has received ministerial approval and part of the role of the successful supplier will be to support the clarification of needs for Phase 2 to support Phase 2 approval and the programme’s eventual graduation to Government of Bangladesh. Phase 2 approval, 4 years extension, will be sought from ministers. The ultimate goal of this programme is to enable 2 000 000 people in Bangladesh to work their way out of extreme poverty for good and leave a programmatic approach which can be graduated to Government of Bangladesh at the end of the 9-year period for them to sustain efforts against extreme poverty independently. Programme impact: the combined impact of phases 1 and 2 is expected to be: (i) up to 2 000 000 extremely poor people exit extreme poverty; (ii) 867 000 women and children reached with a package of nutrition-related interventions; (iii) 250 000 women experience a significant change in their social status and ability to make decisions about their lives; (iv) increased investment by the Government of Bangladesh in quality service provision to extreme poor households in the targeted communities.

PROJ 10061 Pathways to Prosperity for Extremely Poor People

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