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Research at BKSR

BK School of Research conducts evidence-based research across disciplines, including health and society, business and technology, public policy, and culture and social change.

Our research portfolio spans funded national and international projects, as well as contract research undertaken on behalf of government bodies, NGOs, and development partners.

Our work shapes policy and contributes to stronger, more resilient societies, bridging academic inquiry with public value.

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Completed · 2026
Remittances as a pathway to rural development: micro-level evidence on household well-being and poverty reduction in Bangladesh
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Ongoing · 2025
Migration of Young Nepali Students in Taiwan: Motivations, Aspirations, Expectations, and Challenges

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Climate Change Impacts and Coping Mechanisms among Women and Persons with Disabilities: Insights from Climate-Induced Migrant CommunitiesKumar, B., Mimi, M. B., Ko, J., Ridwan, M., Banik, P., Rani, D., Lee, H. F.Environment, Innovation and Management, 2, 2650011.
Remittances as a pathway to rural development: micro-level evidence on household well-being and poverty reduction in BangladeshKumar, B.SN Business and Economics, 6:328.
The Livelihood Impacts of Climate Change and Coping Mechanisms of Forced Displaced Char Land Dwellers in BangladeshBezon KumarThe International Conference on Behavioural Economics (ICBE 2025), Department of Economics, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore, India.
Migration of Young Nepali Students in Taiwan: Motivations, Aspirations, Expectations, and Challenges
Climate Change, Forced Displacement, and Livelihood: Coping Mechanisms among Char Land Dwellers in Bangladesh
Drivers of Coping Mechanisms among Char Land Dwellers in Bangladesh: Insights from Climate-Induced Migrant Communities in Bangladesh
International Remittances and Household Wellbeing: Evidence from Rural BangladeshKumar, B.8th Annual Conference on Social Science Research in Bangladesh, BISR, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
COVID-19 and the Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh: Socioeconomic and Health Impacts on Women and AdolescentsKumar, B., Pinky, S. D., Pulock, O. S., Kamal, R. S., Aziz, R.International Journal of Asia Pacific Studies, 18(2): 179-199.
International Remittances and Household Welfare: Evidence from Naogaon, BangladeshKumar, B., Ali, S. R., Kibria, G.Women Empowerment and Well-being for Inclusive Economic Growth. IGI Global: USA.
The Impact of International Remittances on Poverty Alleviation in BangladeshKumar, B.Remittances Review, 4(1): 67-86.
Remittances, Poverty and Welfare: Evidence from Cumilla, BangladeshKumar, B.American Journal of Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery, 4(1): 46-52.
Utilization of International Remittances in BangladeshKumar, B., Hossain, M. E., Osmani, M. A. G.Remittances Review, 3(1): 5-18.

Research at BKSR

BK School of Research conducts evidence-based research across disciplines, including health and society, business and technology, public policy, and culture and social change.

Our research portfolio spans funded national and international projects, as well as contract research undertaken on behalf of government bodies, NGOs, and development partners.

Our work shapes policy and contributes to stronger, more resilient societies, bridging academic inquiry with public value.

Research at BKSR

Remittances as a pathway to rural development: micro-level evidence on household well-being and poverty reduction in Bangladesh

Migration of Young Nepali Students in Taiwan: Motivations, Aspirations, Expectations, and Challenges

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Research at BKSR

Remittances as a pathway to rural development: micro-level evidence on household well-being and poverty reduction in Bangladesh

Migration of Young Nepali Students in Taiwan: Motivations, Aspirations, Expectations, and Challenges

Climate Change, Forced Displacement, and Livelihood: Coping Mechanisms among Char Land Dwellers in Bangladesh

Drivers of Coping Mechanisms among Char Land Dwellers in Bangladesh: Insights from Climate-Induced Migrant Communities in Bangladesh