Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) introduced Sample Vital Registration System (SVRS) in 1980 to study the changes in the demographic scenarios of Bangladesh during the intercensal periods. Initially, the coverage was limited to 103 primary sampling units (PSU) each consisting of 250 households. Subsequently, the number of sample PSUs was raised to 210 in 1983 and further to 1000 in 2002. To meet the data requirements of the planners and policymakers, the number of PSUs was increased to 1500 in 2013. An Integrated Multi-Purpose Sample (IMPS) Design, introduced in 2012, is being followed since 2013 SVRS, which is also applicable to the last four rounds of SVRS since 2014. As many as 11 data recording schedules are currently being used to collect data on household and household population characteristics, birth, death, migration, marriage, disability, HIV/AIDS and contraceptive use.

Government of Bangladesh has given all the rights to women as to men irrespective of religion or race. The Constitution of Bangladesh has given such opportunity. According to Article 28 of the Constitution of the people's Republic of Bangladesh " i) The state shall not discriminate any citizen on grounds only of religion, race caste, sex or place of birth ii) Women shall have equal rights with men in all spheres of state and of public life. iii) No citizen shall, on grounds only of religion, race, caste, or place of birth be subjected to any disability, liability, restriction ur condition with regards to access to any place of public entrainment or resort or admission to any educational institutions. iv)Nothing of the article shall prevent the state from marking special provision in favour of women or children or for the advancement of any background section orcititen."

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