Delivering Affordable, Quality Childcare in Bangladesh: Policy Lessons from a Global Review

Fahmina Rahman and Anmol Kamra

No 178312, Social Protection Discussion Papers and Notes from The World Bank

Abstract: Childcare is an essential investment in human capital, both for early childhood development andfor advancing female labor force participation. In Bangladesh, there are three primary priorities for thesector- (1) Access and affordability; (2) Quality; and (3) Care at home. This note provides policy and program lessonsalong these three priorities based on a review of childcare and early childhood development models globally.

Date: 2022-11-01
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