The evolution of poverty research in Bangladesh has been an intellectual adventure.
Exploring alternatives to SWAp in Bangladesh’s health sector is a pressing discussion.
No matter how tight the budget is, the social safety net sector has to be given its due importance.
The latest official data paints an alarming picture of 41.6 percent of girls married under 18 and 8.2 percent married under the lower age of 15.
How much can declared policy intentions be taken at face value when simultaneous administrative and political steps signal different intentions?
The current political uncertainties work out, the road to a fair election appears neither certain nor easy.
Bangladesh has always battled and progressed through crises. But what future awaits us?
“New rural” will be a critical player in the next chapter of Bangladesh’s transformation.
Howsoever one tries to explain it, the death of Dia and Rajib, the two students of Shaheed Ramiz Uddin Cantonment College, on the Airport Road ten or so fateful days ago, can never be called an “accident”.
Economic progress is meaningless if the people are not healthy enough to enjoy the progress. As Bangladesh pursues its dream of becoming a middle-income country, this dream must also be one of a Healthy Bangladesh.
Though billed as a successor to the widely-known Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), the new global goals — SDGs or Sustainable Development Goals — push humanity's ambitions much further and much wider.
AL'S affable finance minister is a lucky man having done the national budget more number of times than any other finance minister.
