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Covid-19 livelihood crisis, social cohesion challenges and mitigation options: an empirical study among low-income groups and migrant workers in Bangladesh

Covid-19 livelihood crisis, social cohesion challenges and mitigation options: an empirical study among low-income groups and migrant workers in Bangladesh

Includes bibliographical references.

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Mostafa, Sanaul, Islam, M. Shahidul, Akter, Nahida, Ahmed, Kawsher
Other Authors: Social participation.
Format: Research report
Language:English
Published: Brac University 2022
Subjects:
Covid-19
Livelihood crisis
Social cohesion
Mitigation
Migrant workers
Covid-19.
Migrant workers.
Social participation.
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10361/16299
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