The impact of globalization on poverty in Bangladesh The contemporary global debate on globalization and its multi-pronged impact has a strong echo in the academic and political discussions in Bangladesh as well. After a hesitant start in the mid-1980s‚ Bangladesh moved decisively to embrace the wave of globalization in the 1990s. Globalization is viewed purely in its economic dimension as increasing integration of a national economy with the world economy through exchange of goods and services
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Natural gas and oil There are 22 discovered gas fields in Bangladesh of various sizes. The total reserve of 20 gas fields is about 26 Tcf (trillion cubic feet). Gas in most of the fields is dry‚ in a few fields it is wet. For example at Beanibazar (16 bbl/mmcfg)‚ Jalalabad (15 bbl/mmcfg)‚ and Kailashtila (13 bbl/mmcfg). Currently‚ natural gas accounts for more than 70% of the total commercial energy consumption and the major part of the future energy demand would be met from it. Power sector ranks
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expect extra judicial killing. It cataract the judiciary and the national human rights commission to make sure that human rights are fully imposed ‚not least with value allegations of pain and extra judicial killing by law enforcing agencies of Bangladesh. If there is no punishment for such crimes‚ there is no restriction emanating from the state and such violence becomes authorized‚ officially or unofficially. In our country extra judicial killing are mainly occurred by Rapid Action Battalion(RAB)and
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| Bangladesh: A systematic approach to improving the investment climate | | | | | | | | | The Bangladesh Experience A systematic approach to improving the investment climateOverviewPoverty reduction needs a strong economy at its heart and in Bangladesh‚ the government faces numerous hurdles in attracting the investment it needs for a vibrant private sector that will provide jobs and raise incomes. The World Bank Group’s International Finance Corporation (IFC) has worked with Bangladesh
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Women Empowerment in Bangladesh Introduction: Women’s empowerment is defined as “women’s ability to make strategic life choices where that ability had beenpreviously denied them” (Kabeer 1999). Women empowerment now is often accredited as an important aim of international development policies‚ and many donor agencies include women’s empowerment in their development strategies. Although empowerment is often conceptualized as a process (Cueva Beteta 2006; Kabeer 2001; Malhotra and Schuler 2005)‚ most
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Report India-Bangladesh Relations 97 SEPTEMBER 2010 Issues‚ Problems and Recent Developments Piyali Dutta Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies B-7/3‚ Safdarjung Enclave‚ New Delhi‚ 110029 www.ipcs.org ABOUT THE AUTHOR Piyali Dutta was a Research Intern at the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies. . The author is responsible for the facts‚ views or opinion expressed in this essay. RECENT SPECIAL REPORTS Water Issues between Nepal‚ India & Bangladesh: A Review of Literature
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industry of Bangladesh has entered a phase of growing competition. Even though Bangladesh is regarded as one of the poorest‚ and a heavily populated country‚ it has found a way to grow its telecommunications sector. A flourishing mobile telephony business has brought out many positive changes in the country’s socio-economy. Foreign operators have been admiring Bangladesh as a budding high-growth mobile market‚ and have been in discussions with Bangladesh’s regulator‚ the Bangladesh Telecom Regulatory
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ASSIGNMENT ON: TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORK IN BANGLADESH ORDER WINNER AND ORDER QULAIFIER Mobile phone market is one of the most turbulent market environments today due to increased competition and change. Bangladesh has been found to be a very good market for mobile network and some internationally renowned telecommunication companies have invested in telecommunication sector of Bangladesh. At present there are six mobile phone operators in Bangladesh. They are Grameenphone‚ Citycell‚ Banglalink
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Paharpur Vihara ● Mahastan Garh ● Moinamati in Comilla Answer: 1. Dhakeshwari Temple: The Dhakeshwari Temple is a famous ancient temple‚ arguably the most prominent temple of Dhaka as well as the most important Hindu place of worship in Bangladesh. It is also said that the name of the city itself as coined after the temple. It is situated on the northern side of the Dhakeshwari Road near Bakshi bazar area of Old Dhaka‚ less than half a mile to the southwest of the Salimullah Hall of Dhaka
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next 1. Introduction : Bangladesh is quite rich in ethnic culture. There are about thirty-five ethnic communities living in different parts of the country. The major ethnic communities are Chakma‚ Murma‚ Garo‚ Santal‚ Hajong‚ Tipra‚ Khasi‚ Murang‚ Shendhu‚ Panko etc. They struggle to maintain their life style‚ culture and protect distinct religious beliefs from the influence of the dominant culture and religions. In the North and Northwestern belt of Bangladesh a number of ethnic communities
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