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A brief about Hansard Research UK and PAHD(Poverty Alleviation and Human Development) Steps
Poverty Alleviation and Human Development Steps (PAHD) was initiated in Bangladesh in the 1990s. Its activities expanded in 2000, formally registered in 2009 in Bangladesh. Following this, PAHD UIK began its practical operations in 2009 in the United Kingdom. Since then, it has established and supported the development of several other organisations in the UK.
Hansard Research is a registered company limited by guarantee, England and Wales and an accredited election observer organisation by the Electoral Commission in the United Kingdom, working as Hansard Research UK. It collaborates with Poverty Alleviation and Human Development Steps (PAHD) in the UK. Under the umbrella of PAHD UK, all associated organisations operate within its established framework.
A digital democracy where algorithms play a vital role and very few IT experts will dictate millions by a simple coding skills and will undermine human interaction or authentication. Algorithm can challenge human capability in terms of its subversibility. It is unknown what is being happened in the backend of a digital system but users are always vulnerable whatever they can see in the frontend in front of the computer screen. Even frequently changing programming will change result dramatically, human brain will struggle more .Personalised system will reach very quickly anywhere in the world to anybody regardless its location through internet and mobile apps. Personalised features are being popped in front of your screen, human capacity are so helpless to click one option to another without knowing the fact and its consequences. Even popped in mobile app will make us compel to agree it’s terms and condition, otherwise you cannot go further to keep your mobile functional. In that case, Hansard Research UK is playing a decent role to engage observers, media, and other stakeholders to get them on board with collaborative approach to protect our democracy,good governance, human rights; and religious harmony and peace.









