The developing countries' grouping Partners in Population and Development (PPD) has conducted the study with the support of UN population agency, UNFPA. The study also recommends monitoring mechanism for South-South Cooperation along with institutionalisation of such mechanism at national level. UNFPA Country Representative Asa Torkelsson was present as chief guest at the dissemination chaired by the PPD Executive Director Adnene Ben Haj Aissa. The study focuses to understand the progress that has been achieved through South-South Cooperation since inception of ICPD in 1994. South-South Cooperation is known as cooperation among the developing countries to improve their programme and policy utilising the knowledge and experiences from each other.

Source: bd News24 February 18, 2019 21:00 UTC