The liberalisation of trade has changed the agricultural heart of our nation.
World Food Day raises global awareness and prompts action for those suffering from hunger.
Since May last year, Bangladesh faced more than a dozen extreme weather events -- four cyclones, nine incidents of floods, and multiple spells of heavy rains, heatwaves, and cold waves -- and now they threaten food security..These events not only harmed individual farmers and food security
Most vulnerable households have had to resort to various coping strategies to deal with food insecurity, with about seven in every 10 selling assets to make do.
Government needs to act now to address soil degradation
Soil degradation in Bangladesh is happening at a faster pace than earlier thought, and it is threatening the country’s food security.
The persistent high inflationary pressures in Bangladesh over the last two years have heightened concerns regarding the erosion of food security among a large section of the population.
Urban poverty has seen a rise between the pre-Covid time and now, serving a debilitating blow to the food security of urban populace.
Sanem carried out a survey among 9,000 households countrywide in Oct-Nov of 2023
AS per a report published by ESCAP titled 'Economic and Social Survey of Asia and the Pacific 2015', Bangladesh is ahead of both India and Pakistan in terms of inclusive growth.
