Ahmed Toufiqur Rahman

Research Areas

The research interests focus on inclusive development, governance, human rights, and community resilience, with particular emphasis on vulnerable and marginalized populations. Key areas include disability inclusion, women's empowerment, youth development, access to justice and legal empowerment, social protection, and community-based development. Their work also explores climate resilience in disaster-prone communities, Rohingya refugee welfare, sports for development, social inclusion, and public policy advocacy. Additionally, they have extensive experience in participatory governance, monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning (MEAL), community engagement, and partnership development for sustainable social impact.

Selected Publications:

• Rahman, A. T. (2024, November 11). How the youth are shaping a new era of meritocracy. The Daily Star.
  https://www.thedailystar.net/opinion/views/news/how-the-youth-are-shaping-new-era-meritocracy-3749876
• Rahman, A. T. (2024, October 02). Char Theatre: Cultural lifeline and catalyst for social change in remote char communities. The Business Standard.
  https://www.tbsnews.net/thoughts/char-theatre-cultural-lifeline-and-catalyst-social-change-remote-char-communities-956656
• Rahman, A. T., & Zobair, A. A. (2023, January 28). GO-NGO partnership boon for char development. The New Nation.
  https://dailynewnation.com/go-ngo-partnership-boon-for-char-developmen