Global studies have shown that digital health intervention models can improve SRHR accessibility, especially by offering private, convenient options for groups facing social and legal barriers. While these models have been piloted successfully in high-income settings, their adaptation to low-resource settings remains limited.
In this context, this research aims to evaluate the ICT-based SRHR services among these groups compared to
conventional DIC-based services in Bangladesh.
Evaluation of ICT-based intervention to promote essential SRHR services among gender and sexually diverse people in Bangladesh
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