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Item Chakaria Health and Demographic Surveillance System Focusing on the Poor and Vulnerable (Demographic Events, Safe Motherhood and Infant Feeding Practices, and Care-seeking Behaviour for Malaria and Tuberculosis – 2010)(icddr,b, 2011-12) Hanifi, S. M. A.; Rasheed, Sabrina; Mamun, Abdullah Al; Urni, Farhana; Hoque, Shahidul; Iqbal, Mohammad; Mahmood, Shehrin Shaila; Bhuiya, AbbasItem Chakaria Health and Demographic Surveillance System Focusing on the Poor and Vulnerable (Demographic Events, Safe Motherhood, and Water and Sanitation Practices - 2009)(2010-09) Hani fi, S. M. A.; Urni, Farhana; Iqbal, Mohammad; Hoque, Shahidul; Bhuiya, AbbasItem Chakaria health and demographic surveillance system report – 2014 : focusing on the Sustainable Development Goals(icddr,b, 2016-05) Hanifi, S.M.A.; Sultana, Amena; Mia, Mohammad Nahid; Hoque, Shahidul; Mahmood, Shehrin Shaila; Iqbal, Mohammad; Bhuiya, AbbasSupported by the Department for International Development (UK Aid), through the ‘Future Health Systems: Innovation for Equity’ – a research program consortium, and by the Government of Bangladesh through the ‘Improved Health for the Poor: Health Nutrition and Population Research’ project.Item Chakaria Health and Demographic Surveillance System Report – 2015 : focusing on the Sustainable Development Goals(2016-11) Hanifi, S.M.A.; Sultana, Amena; Mia, Mohammad Nahid; Hoque, Shahidul; Mahmood, Shehrin Shaila; Iqbal, Mohammad; Bhuiya, AbbasItem Chakaria health and demographic surveillance system report – 2016 : focusing on the Sustainable Development Goals(icddr,b, 2018) Hanifi, S. M. A.; Sulatan, Amena; Mia, Mohammad Nahid; Hoque, Shahidul; Mahmood, Shehrin Shaila; Iqbal, Mohammad; Bhuiya, AbbasItem Chakaria health and demographic surveillance system: focusing on the poor and vulnerable demographic events and safe motherhood practices-2007(Dhaka: ICDDRB;2008, 2008-11) Bhuiya, Abbas; Hanifi, S.M.A.; Urni, Farhana; Iqbal, MohammadItem Chakaria health and demographic surveillance system: focusing on the poor and vulnerable demographic events and safe motherhood practices-2008(Dhaka: ICDDRB;2009, 2009-10) Bhuiya, Abbas; Hanifi, S.M.A.; Urni, Farhana; Iqbal, MohammadItem Chakaria health and demographic surveillance system: focusing on the poor and vulnerable demographic events, safe motherhood and water and sanitation practices-2009(Dhaka: ICDDRB;2010, 2010-09) Hanifi, S.M.A.; Urni, Farhana; Iqbal, Mohammad; Hoque, Shahidul; Bhuiya, AbbasItem Chakaria health and demographic surveillance system: focusing on the poor and vulnerable demographic events, safe motherhood and infant feeding practices, and care-seeking behaviour for Malaria and Tuberculosis- 2010(Dhaka: ICDDRB;2011, 2011-12) Hanifi, S.M.A.; Rasheed, Sabrina; Mamun, Abdullah Al; Urni, Farhana; Hoque, Shahidul; Iqbal, Mohammad; Mahmood, Shehrin Shaila; Bhuiya, AbbasItem Development of E-Waste Reverse Supply Chain and a Web-Based Electronic Waste Management System(BDPF Publications, 2022-11-05) Iqbal, Mohammad; Siddique, Faysol; Biswas, Dipika; Shamsuzzoha, AhmE-waste is any refuse created by discarded electronic devices and components as well as substances involved in their manufacture or use. The disposal of electronics is a growing problem because electronic equipment frequently contains hazardous substances. At present, the amount of e-waste is growing rapidly in Bangladesh and to mitigate its negative influences on the environment and society, it is necessary for Bangladesh to establish appropriate strategies in order to manage e-waste and it should be conducted in a safe and standardized way. Previously Bangladesh government has adopted some policies and legislation but it was not implemented properly. The objectives of this paper are to propose a web-based e waste management model for Bangladesh and to propose a web-based e-waste management system model in the form of a user-friendly application for managing e-waste. Java programming language was used to develop the application. This web-based management system will help the government to apply the developed e waste management policy more accurately. The web- based model will create a strong network among consumers, government and e waste recycling companies or e waste collectors. Thus, will be much easier for the government to manage e- waste systematically. This study includes developed a reverse logistic meta model for e-waste management of Bangladesh and proposed a web-based e-waste management system model in the form of a user-friendly application for managing e-waste, limitation of the study, recommendation and future work.Item Improvement of productivity of a cycle parts manufacturing unit(Department of Industrial & Production Engineering, 1993-12-21) Iqbal, Mohammad; Khan, Dr. Ahsan AliThe improvement of produc~ivity is ~. concer:n which involve several disciplines, in"eluding management, design engineering, ergonomi.cs, safety engineering, etc .. Most of the cycle parts manufacturing units in Bangladesh cannot compete with the imported bicycles components. The -primary reason being their higher costs of production arising due to -lack of proper utilization of man, machine and raw materials, excessive consumptions of spare parts and fast moying tools and failure to meet the market demand. In this regard the present work was conducted in a local production unit claimed to be the largest bi-cycle components manufacturer in the country. The objectives of the study were (i) to study and analyse of the existing production system,(ii) to suggest ways and means to overcome the weakness and- bottlenecks to increase efficiency and productivity, (iii) to examine the scope for import su bstitution of some spare parts, (iv) to optimize of machine utilization and maximizing profit through optimum product-mix_ of selected spare parts and (v) to investigate inj~ry occurance profiles and their preventions. It was revealed; as usually found in similar studies elsewhere in various production systems that no scientific methodology was applied to improve the overall productivity of the unit. From its inception, as found from the study, standards of production were not set properly. In conducting this 'study an analysis of the production system was done with an objective to identify the factors due to which productivity suffers. In this regard idle/unproductive man and machine has been ascertained _and ways have been suggested to remove the bottlenecks in the production system.Item Slum health in Bangladesh: insights from health and demographic surveillance(icddr,b, 2019-05) Razzaque, Abdur; Iqbal, Mohammad; Hanifi, SMA; Mahmood, Shehrin Shaila; Mia, Mohammad Nahid; Chowdhury, Razib; Mustafa, AHM Golam; Bhuiya, Abbas; Majumder, Md. Abdul Hakim; Chin, Brian; Islam, Mohammad Zahirul; Vlahov, DavidItem The potential and limits of self-help: an experience from Chakaria Community Health Project, Bangladesh [book chapter](2002) Islam, A.K.M. Nurul; Moula, Ariful; Alam, Didarul; Mobashara; Iqbal, Mohammad; Hoque, Shahidul; Islam, SujaulItem Transfer of technology in Ashuganj thermal power station extension units(Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, BUET, 1991-09) Iqbal, Mohammad; Rahman, Dr. Md ..MizanurFor abstracts please see full textItem Use of Smartphone Technology During Covid-19 Pandemic in Bangladesh(BDPF Publications, 2022-11-05) Iqbal, Mohammad; Iqbal, Shahrin; Akhter, Salma; Shamsuzzoha, AhmSmartphone has affected almost all walk of human life since its invention by the scientist. The prominent areas, where impacts of Smartphone are obvious include business, education, health and social life. Mobile technology has drastically changed the cultural norms and behavior of individuals. The impacts from smartphone are both at the positive side and at the negative side. At one end, Smartphone enables people to create their own micro-cultures and engage into activities considered dangerous of society and on the other end; it enables people to remain connected all the time. The objective of this study is to focus on the use of smartphone technology during the current COVID-19 pandemic situation in Bangladesh. Due to its ubiquitous nature and social acceptance, the use of Smartphone can be seen in many applications such in educational institutions, hospitals, public places and shopping malls, etc. Continuous use of Smartphone technology has vast negative impacts of its users with respect to health concern. The study therefore investigates the impact of Smartphone in various applications areas such as business, education, health sectors, human psychology, social life, etc., in Bangladesh. The study also includes extended applications of Smartphone, its user's side effects, ergonomic impact and accompanied limitations, etc., during current COVID-19 pandemic situation in Bangladesh.