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SAMIA AKTAR TRISHA

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Journal Publications:
1. Dr. Tabassum Zaman, Soma Bhattacharjee, Samia Aktar Trisha, Rana Islam “Developing Conceptual Innovation Model to Address Financing Challenges and Potential Solutions: A Case of Jewelry Industry in Bangladesh”, Journal of Humanities and Social Science, PUST , Pabna University of Science and Technology (PUST), Issue - 2, Volume - 1, Page No. - 127-157, Click here for details
2. Jillur Rahman, Samia Aktar Trisha “The Relationship Between Food Insecurity and Individual Health Expenditure in Bangladesh”, Development Letters , , Issue - 3, Volume - 6, Page No. - 34-39, Click here for details
3. Mohammad Abdur Razzaque, Md. Deen Islam, M Abu Eusuf, Samia Aktar Trisha “Beyond Jobless Growth: Towards an Employment-Centred Policy Framework for Bangladesh through a Post-Neoliberal Lens”, Research and Policy Integration for Development (RAPID), Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Bangladesh , , Click here for details
4. Jillur Rahman, Samia Aktar Trisha, Md Mashrukuzzaman “Household Income Determinants in Bangladesh: A Comparative Analysis Across Rural, Urban, and National Levels”, Development Letters , , Issue - 3, Volume - 6, Page No. - 22-27, Click here for details
5. Jillur Rahman, Samia Aktar Trisha, Md Mashrukuzzaman “Household Level Determinants of Social Protection Enrolment in Bangladesh”, Development Letters , , Issue - 3, Volume - 6, Page No. - 44-48, Click here for details
6. Jillur Rahman, Samia Aktar Trisha, Md Mashrukuzzaman “Determinants of Social Protection Enrolment at the Individual Level”, Development Letters , , Issue - 2, Volume - 6, Page No. - 9-12, Click here for details

Conference Publications:
1. Md Rabiul Karim, Israt Jahan Kakoly, Afia Mubasshira Tiasha, Ali Mohammad Moyeth, Samia Aktar Trisha, Mohammad Afshar Ali “Healthcare Utilization and Mental Health Outcome Among Humanitarian Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh: A Quantitative Study”, International Health Economics Conference 2023 , , Click here for details

Workshop:
1. Women’s Financial Inclusion for Tea Garden Workers (organized in collaboration with Asian Development Bank (ADB), Bangladesh Bank and Research and Policy Integration for Development (RAPID))

Scholarship:
1. BSS Merit Scholarship
2. MSS Merit Scholarship

Award:
1. Dean's Award 2025 (For securing 1st Position in BSS)

Project List:
1. Benchmark Survey on Financial Inclusion in Bangladesh (In collaboration with Asian Development Bank (ADB) & Bangladesh Bank)
2. Understanding Urban Poverty and Strengthening Social Protection for Urban Poor and Vulnerable Population (in collaboration with United Nations Development Programme (UNDP))
3. Gender-Responsive and Climate Resilient Solutions for Urban Areas in Bangladesh (in Collaboration with Global Center on Adaptation (GCA) and KfW)
4. Beyond Jobless Growth: Rethinking Youth Employment in Bangladesh through a Post-Neoliberal Lens (in collaboration with Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES))
5. Knowledge Support for LDC Graduation and Improving Investment Climate-Macroeconomic Management (in collaboration with Asian Development Bank (ADB))
6. Provide technical support for Leveraging Social Protection to End Child Marriage (in collaboration with United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF))

Administrative Responsibilities:
1. Assistant House Tutor, Nawab Faizunnesa Chowdhurani Hall; Jagannath University, Dhaka (2025-04-01-Continue)

linkedin Link:
1. https://www.linkedin.com/in/samiatrisha039

ResearchGate Link:
1. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Samia-Trisha-2/research

Google Scholar Link:
1. https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=K8kwmYwAAAAJ&sortby=title&authuser=1&scilu=&scisig=AIsL8XoAAAAAaizvlgk4XjBKs522GRL6_X2fCXY&gmla=ACrTK9VmgngCzcO5LtSro0rw9Bp02-_jIebGSijG6_pNDNTmGuykwCNe4aBXn8K8xUmcpX_YXc7zX4RwylNUn3ZVeBwL1U9SO4k6PX4&sciund=11583416417664715678

Others:
1. Proposals Prepared for Development Projects: Roadmap for Developing National Social Insurance Scheme and its Implementation Strategy in Bangladesh (For International Labor Organization (ILO))
2. Proposals Prepared for Development Projects: Technical and logistical assistance in Developing National Minimum Standards for Childcare in Bangladesh (For International Labor Organization (ILO))