The Best of 2024: Our Audiences’ Top Picks
Through the Research Network Program, ISP-Myanmar conducted studies across more than 110 townships, covering one-third of Myanmar’s total townships. This research includes extensive surveys, such as the report “Facing the Tailspin, The Country Shall Fall Upside Down.” This report delves into the socioeconomic impacts following the enactment of the Conscription Law and emerged as one of the top picks among our audiences in 2024. Additionally, in November 2024, ISP-Myanmar released “Dual Burdens on Women,” a survey analysis that sheds light on socioeconomic challenges.
Facing the Tailspin, The Country Shall Fall Upside Down
Dual Burdens on Women
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