| Resumo: | This book examines the decentralization of migration services in Bangladesh and its impact on migrant workers and their families. It analyzes how migration-related services are delivered at the local level, focusing on the roles of district and sub-district government offices, local authorities, and other stakeholders. The author discusses the challenges migrants face in accessing information, documentation, recruitment, training, and welfare services, while also evaluating government initiatives to improve service delivery. The study highlights gaps in coordination, institutional capacity, and policy implementation, and offers recommendations for strengthening decentralized migration governance to ensure safer, more transparent, and more accessible migration services.
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