Economist | 15+ years in growth, education, social economics & climate policy across Asia | Passionate about global research, inspired by scholars like Prof. Asad Islam
In rural #Bangladesh, only 44% of households own a TV — leaving most children cut off from remote learning during #COVID19. Our new tele-mentoring program connects university students with rural children, empowering parents & supporting learning at home. #AsadIslam#AsadulIslam
August 17, 2025 at 3:57 AM
In rural #Bangladesh, only 44% of households own a TV — leaving most children cut off from remote learning during #COVID19. Our new tele-mentoring program connects university students with rural children, empowering parents & supporting learning at home. #AsadIslam#AsadulIslam
In July 2024, I traveled to SME business hubs across Bangladesh to investigate the challenges of workplace discrimination faced by women. By engaging in discussions with both owners and workers, I sought solutions to address this disparity and foster stronger connections between management and staff
August 14, 2025 at 7:56 AM
In July 2024, I traveled to SME business hubs across Bangladesh to investigate the challenges of workplace discrimination faced by women. By engaging in discussions with both owners and workers, I sought solutions to address this disparity and foster stronger connections between management and staff
We completed an RCT on IRI-based mobile lessons for rural primary graders in Bangladesh. The program improved literacy, numeracy & social skills, especially for girls & poor children during COVID-19 school closures. Low-tech & accessible learning matters!#Bangladesh #COVID19#AsadIslam#AsadulIslam
August 13, 2025 at 9:46 PM
We completed an RCT on IRI-based mobile lessons for rural primary graders in Bangladesh. The program improved literacy, numeracy & social skills, especially for girls & poor children during COVID-19 school closures. Low-tech & accessible learning matters!#Bangladesh #COVID19#AsadIslam#AsadulIslam
Bangladesh's Experience: 10% increase in women's credit use led to measurable gains in crop & non-crop income. Broader empowerment depends on context & support. #Research#Impact
July 21, 2025 at 7:45 PM
Bangladesh's Experience: 10% increase in women's credit use led to measurable gains in crop & non-crop income. Broader empowerment depends on context & support. #Research#Impact