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With the mission of social transformation through poverty eradication, removing gender inequality and environmental degradation, Unnayan Onneshan has been undertaking programmes. The objectives of the various programmes have been adopted to ensure better governance and macro economic performance for sustainable economic growth and equity generation. 
With this program Unnayan Onneshan designs its research outputs to influence the decision-makers at the national and international level. This research programme of the organization aims to develop opinion pieces and research reports for monitoring and scrutinizing the activities on the international institutions. 
The programme on climate change aims at mainstreaming climate change into broader development policy. The research under the programme considers climate change as major threat to achieving growth in a sustained manner. The programme of climate change at the Unnayan Onneshan drives three main activities such as Research; Advocacy, Policy advice and Engagement and Capacity Building. 
The programme intervenes amidst the interface and interrelationship of biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services that could eventually feed into policy, targeted to sustainable development. On the other hand, specific actions accompany the research to mainstream explored best practices both in the community level and policy level that simultaneously augment conservation and development. 
Focusing on the challenges to ensure health for all, the programme on health under the social policy unit of Unnayan Onneshan depicts areas of restrictions and its impact on existing systems of health related issues in Bangladesh. Through its programme on health UO wants to improve people’s access to safe drug, quality and just healthcare; furthermore, UO focuses to improve the nutrition and reproductive health situation, and ensure safe motherhood. 
The program promotes education as a basic human right, and provides citizen’s reports on interventions in the field of education to help mobilizes public pressure on governments and the international community to fulfill their promises, including free, compulsory public basic education for all people. For its concern with improving the educational process, the Unit encourages scholarly inquiry and promotes the dissemination and practical application of research results. 
Research consideration of the programme on rights and participation emphasizes and highlights issues related equality and social justice. Research initiatives under this programme includes issues in relation with economic security, household living conditions, working conditions, social networks and family stability of low-income persons, education, and local initiatives for development. 
Unnayan Onneshan’s view on sustainable agriculture, livelihood and household is reflected through its various programmes on sustainable agriculture, livelihood and food security. The objective of the programme is to identify various inconsistencies within the governance and institutions in the rural economy. The programme would aim to explore the impacts of various inconsistencies on the overall rural and agricultural sector. 
The programme on Gender under the social policy unit of Unnayan Onneshan undertakes research on all aspects of gender issues, specifically focuses on concerns pertaining to women workers’ right, sexual harassment of women and representation of women in the society. Op-ed Pieces in Media
Unnayan Newsletter
| Newsletter June 2010 |
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| Newsletter March 2010 |
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