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BANGLADESH GENDER EQUALITY DIAGNOSTIC OF SELECTED SECTORS

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2017 Asian Development Bank

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ISBN 978-92-9261-006-7 (Print), 978-92-9261-007-4 (electronic)

Publication Stock No. TCS179121-2

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.22617/TCS179121-2

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Contents

Tables, Figures, and Boxes
MessageState Minister, Ministry of Women and Children Affairs
MessageDirector General, South Asia Department, Asian Development Bank
PrefaceCountry Director, Bangladesh Resident Mission, Asian Development Bank
Abbreviations
Glossary
Overview
Urban Sector
Transport Sector
Energy Sector
Skills, Vocational, and Tertiary Education Sector

Tables, Figures, and Boxes

Tables
1	Bangladesh Progress on Millennium Development Goals 3 and 5 Targets
2	Distribution of Employed Women by Education Level, 2005, 2010, and 2013
3	Labor Force Participation Rates according to Selected Individual Characteristics, 1999, 2005, and 2010
4	Bangladesh Progress on Selected Millennium Development Goals Indicators, 2015
5	Employed Persons Aged 15 Years and over by Broad Economic Sector, 2013
6	Persons Aged 15 Years and over by Status in Employment
7	Urban, Rural, and Slum Values for Selected Indicators of the 2009 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey
8	Number of Male and Female Students in Major Private Universities of Bangladesh
9	National Policies in the Transport Sector
10	Bangladesh Transport Projects by ADB Gender Category
11	Gender Action Plan: Sustainable Rural Infrastructure Improvement Project
12	Trends in Use of Cooking Fuel over Time
13	Female Participation in Some Fields of Technical Training (Excluding Health and Medical Technology)
14	Important Policies and Documents for the Energy Sector and Gender Considerations
15	Bangladesh Energy Projects by ADB Gender Category
16	Gross Enrollment, Completion, and Dropout Rates at Secondary Level
17	Secondary Cycle Completion Rate, Dropout Rate, and Coefficient of Efficiency by Sex in Secondary Schools, 2014
18	Number of Secondary School Teachers and Enrollment by Sex, 20112015
19	Female Enrollment in Technical and Vocational Education Institutions, 2012
20	Number of Teachers and Students by Type of Universities and Sex
21	Number of Teachers and Students in Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology by Sex
22	Number of Teachers and Students in the Medical Colleges by Sex
23	Bangladesh Education Projects by ADB Gender Category
Figures
1	Male and Female Students in Engineering and Technological Public Universities of Bangladesh
2	Bangladesh Transport Sector Agencies and Organizations
3	Electricity Connection Rate in Rural and Urban Areas, 2014
4	Types of Fuel Used for Cooking in Bangladesh, 2011
5	Organogram of the Power Division of the Ministry of Power, Energy, and Mineral Resources
Boxes
1	Administrative Structure and Gender-Related Targets and Quotas
2	Prevalence of Violence against Women in Urban Contexts
3	Institutionalizing Gender Mainstreaming in Local Government Engineering Department: Gender Equality Strategy and Forum
4	Community Mobilization in Urban Slums
5	ADB Gender Categorization of Projects
6	Gender Strategy in the Public Transport System
7	Draft Dhaka Structure Plan 20162035: Objective-UD 09 (Pedestrian Linkages): Ensuring Walkability in Urban Streets
8	Bus Rapid Transit Walkability Strategy: Moving Dangerously, Moving Pleasurably
9	PublicPrivate Partnership in Public Transportation Development
10	Gender and Energy Framework for the Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board
11	Feedback from Women Technicians Trained in Solar Home Systems
12	Women in Bangladesh Make Battery-Powered Lamps

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