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Jobair Mahmud, a Bangladeshi entrepreneur, is known as a brave, organizational, and social young entrepreneur. He was born on October 10, 1999, in Teknaf, a bordering Upazila of Coxs Bazar district, the worlds largest beach town in Bangladesh.

3 Years International Experience as Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Specialist with UNICEF (Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh and Maiduguri, Nigeria) and 1 year with an INGO (Syrian Refugee and Iraq IDP response in Iraq).

"The system has been used to identify COVID-19 misinformation, disinformation, and rumors, which were addressed in a timely manner." A number of studies have highlighted the negative effects of the so-called COVID-19 "infodemic" on public perceptions of the pandemic and reluctance to comply with public health guidance, including willingness to acce

"...the intervention succeeded in making attitudes more supportive of gender equality and coaxing more gender-equal behavior. Moreover, the impacts persisted..." Gender inequality is rife in India. While boys and girls start secondary school at the same rate, only 0.80 girls enroll in tertiary schooling for every boy (World Bank 2011).

China is the only global leader in history to have risen to the top position without engaging in forceful expansionism

"EIRs [electronic immunisation registries] have the potential to improve vaccination timeliness but need to be used consistently to provide accurate metrics on target populations." The use of digital health interventions (DHIs) among immunisation programmes has become more widespread and shown promise for improving vaccination uptake and adherence

"The spread of vaccine misinformation poses a serious threat to public health....The dissemination of this content is amplified and facilitated by social media, yet little is known about how this process starts and how it is legitimized..." Social medias role in disseminating vaccine misinformation has been recognised as a major public health chal

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"...models examining demand for vaccination may underestimate the complexity of the issue by not incorporating a sufficient range of contextual factors, which may in turn impede the design of optimal solutions." Much scholarship on demand for vaccination in sub-Saharan Africa considers barriers primary caregivers (usually mothers) face when seeking

"A deeper understanding of how gender impacts immunization behaviours and outcomes can help inform the design and implementation of more gender responsive immunization programmes." Immunisation demand efforts are part of social and behaviour change (SBC) strategies to promote healthier, preventive, and protective practices for children and their fa