In Bangladesh, one good practice was selected:
Whatever It Takes: Creating Youth-Friendly Communities in Bangladesh presents the work done by Concerned Women for Family Development (CWFD) in Gazipur.

The practice was selected because:

• The approach used was effective in preparing conservative communities to accept activities for young people on sexual and reproductive health.
• The project made innovative use of materials originally intended to provide information to young people for advocacy purposes: they provided these materials to parents so that they could see exactly what their children would be learning.
• Many of their strategies used could easily be replicated elsewhere.

• Case Studies From RHIYA: Good Practices for Creating an Enabling Environment, page 32-41
• CWFD Project
• Feature Story: Overcoming Timidity at Shahid Streeti School, After Sexuality: Gender Issues, and Help From Mum (Mais le problème ici c’est qu’il s’agit des memes histoires que dans la Publication sus mentionnée. Il faut voir si on met le lien vers les features stories aussi)