Md. Wahidul Habib

This research addresses institutional voids and cultural barriers (Mean 4.3) by exploring the nexus between female-led social entrepreneurship and SDG 16. It aims to quantify the impact of gender-driven innovation on institutional resilience and global peacebuilding. The study uses a multi-method research design and combines systematic review of 160 articles using the PRISMA protocol, use of NVivo supported thematic analysis of fifteen entrepreneurs (P1 to P15) and a survey of 160 respondents. The triangulated method also improves the level of analytical rigor since it allows convergence, validation, and strength of emergent themes based on the qualitative results. Findings reveal a robust Correlation Coefficient ( r = 0.78, p < 0.01) and a Predictive Coefficient (beta = 0.85) for sustainability. “Digital Migration” to Instagram (P4, P11) emerged as a transformative “Techno-Adaptive” response (Mean 4.2), while family support (P1) and experts’ inspiration and empathy (P12) explain 72% of entrepreneurial success. The study concludes that “Hybrid Organizing” effectively bridges systemic gaps, offering a definitive blueprint for leveraging gender-inclusive innovation to sustain resilient institutions.

This study looks at publishing patterns, active contributors, important publications, and popular research topics in the field of outcome based education in Bangladesh. This study examined 470 Scopus papers between 1990 and 2026 to identify patterns, top articles, and trending topics. In this paper, the bibliometric analysis approach is carried out using R software. The study shows the yearly count of scientific articles published over a 36-year span (1990–2026). This study illustrates an analysis based on Bradford’s Law, a bibliometric method employed to pinpoint the most significant or "core" journals within a particular research domain. PLOS ONE is the leading journal in this collection, accounting for 41 articles (about 32% of all essential articles). Bangladesh leads in overall articles (169, 36%), but has a moderate international collaboration rate (42.6% MCP). The study depicts that PROST A, 2013, LANCET has the most total citations (470) but a lower TC per Year (33.57).