Date of publication:

03/27/2025

Bangladesh

Do domestic laws and policies provide for acceptable quality education standards for education for forcibly displaced and stateless persons?

ANALYSIS

Assessment by population

Assessment by population
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Analysis

Bangladesh’s national laws have no provisions and its polices do not allow refugees’ formal access to education outside of camps in local or national or international educational institutions. Education for refugees, as part of the humanitarian response programme, is provided by humanitarian agencies based on applicable standards as may be permitted by the operating circumstances, policies, resources, and capacity.

Inside the camps (education in Myanmar curriculum), the Government does not allow summative assessment (formal assessment), nor does it provide accreditation which therefore hinders the measurement of the quality of education services.