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Young people can be saviours in dealing with climate change
Bangladesh children at ‘extremely high risk’ from climate crisis
We must urgently prioritise adaptation to address the climate emergency
Our growing inequality
Overcoming all barriers
Why the world needs healthcare that cares for all living beings
Falling potato prices fan farmers’ woes
OP-ED: Can we ensure safe water and sanitation for all?
A strong social contract for indigenous peoples
Food sustainability in the post-pandemic international paradigm
Haloishar: The model fishing village of Naria
Climate change a big obstacle to increasing tiger population
OP-ED: Who now doubts climate change?
In Bangladesh, musicians sing songs of loss and longing caused by climate change
Glimpse of the year 2050 in the summer of 2021
The Global Food System Isn’t Working
The Covid-19 pandemic: A ‘Destructive Creation’?
Cyclone prediction and preparedness by coastal communities in Bangladesh
The pandemic threat to female leadership
Bangladesh needs extensive measures to address its rising youth unemployment
Vulnerable countries take the lead in tackling climate change
A champion entrepreneur in fish farming
Digital database key to safety net for poor : An expert says
Lack of database hurts anti-poverty work
Faced with devastating cyclones, how are women in coastal Bangladesh building resilience?
From vulnerability to resilience to prosperity
Prioritising social protection for SDG implementation
Is a global goal on adaptation possible?
Widow with a heart of gold
Urban Poor in Pandemic: Plunging into debt just to get by
OP-ED: A global model to tackle violence against women
OP-ED: Who will protect them?
The Covid-19 pandemic: A ‘Destructive Creation’?
Unemployment is underestimated
Pandemic ravages fisheries sector
Plight of the haor people
Bangladesh’s LDC graduation and the challenges ahead
How do we tackle this new onslaught of the coronavirus?
Managing environmental resources for green growth in Bangladesh
Sobur fights a losing battle
When a deadly cyclone is followed by a global pandemic
Remittances have helped villages bounce back
Stronger private sector critical for Bangladesh to realise economic potential: IFC, World Bank report
How Bangladesh became Standout Star in South Asia Amidst Covid-19
Asia needs bold action on climate change
Bangladesh among 3 countries leading recovery: USDA
From gender inequality to climate change
Tidal river management: Indigenous technology for saving coastal ecosystems
Recovery from the pandemic will depend on data-driven policy-making
Pandemic pushes more children to work
Managing Cyclones in Bangladesh: A success story but no room for being complacent
It’s a wrap: Rohingya refugees upcycle hopes and dreams in Bangladesh
NATIONAL SOCIAL SECURITY STRATEGY: Selection ‘errors’ are a major obstacle in the effectiveness of social security programmes
Sustain and scale up the response to control spread, save lives, and minimise impact
Unpacking the Covid-19 stimulus packages: The devil is in the details
The story of the middle class you’re never told
Mother’s Parliament
How do We Tackle the Injustices of Climate Change?
PM Hasina among Top 3 Inspirational Women Leaders in Commonwealth
TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2020
SHARED RESPONSIBILITY, GLOBAL SOLIDARITY
Bangladesh Role Model in Disaster Management: Bangladesh is Advancing Towards Achieving National Resilience Against Natural Calamities and Preventing Environmental Disasters and Global Warming to Contribute to Global Environment
Driving forces behind small-farm transformation
Women empowerment and SDGs in Bangladesh — Part I & II
Bangladesh’s floating gardens – a global farming heritage
Social stigma puts women entrepreneurs off
Once jobless, he changes lot by making vermicompost
Achieving development and winning disability together
Rich countries must pay for climate loss and damage
Time to tap the blue economy opportunity
Not to confuse social safety net with poverty alleviation
Thank You, Abed Bhai
Reclaiming a Moral Economy
Decline in poverty is not all
Freeing the poor from poverty and hunger
Why saving the Sundarbans is so urgent
Incorporation of blue economy action plan in the 8th five-year plan
Social safety net aiding the poor
Rural development: No snapshot prescription works
How we combated violence against women in 2019
Redistribution with growth: The key word is ‘alleviation’
Addressing the plight of women migrant workers
RMG growth: Battling the challenges
COP25: The case for a sincere investment in loss and damage
How the SDG costing exercise can help meet the targets
Let’s change
Linking growth to happiness in society
Social enterprise and the poor
A promise to blue economy
Why infrastructure is vital for the SDGs
New hope for disadvantaged women
Fishing for Growth in Bangladesh
INTERNATIONAL MIGRANTS DAY: Social cohesion is key to reaping the benefits of migration
National Adaptation Plan for medium and long term climate change adaptation investment
Poverty’s Third Frontier: Addressing the challenges of exclusion and marginalization
A 200-year-old practice is helping Bangladeshi farmers adapt to climate change
Rina Akter who is making her Dreams come true.
Life is Beautiful Against All Odds.
A strategic approach to Bangladesh’s economic growth
SDG Tracker
Post-Disaster Emergency Response in South Asia
Bangladesh: Empathy Training
Regional Peer Learning on Rice Fortification
Asian and Pacific Network for Testing of Agricultural Machinery
Agriculture Cooperatives
Digital Centers
ICT Connectivity and Shared Prosperity
Youth Unemployment — A Challenge for Economic Growth
Youth Unemployment — A Challenge for Economic Growth
Tackling Poverty and Climate Change at the Same Time Turning Challenges into Opportunities
Food Production: Need for Modern Technologies
Embracing Agricultural Mechanization for Achieving SDGs
Connecting Farmers, Raising Income
Achieving SDGs – Challenges Ahead
A Silent Crisis: An Integrated Approach Can Tackle Malnutrition of Children in Slums
The Impact of Climate Change on People Living in Poverty
The Youth Prioritizes Agriculture
The Impact of Climate Change on People Living in Poverty
Solving Poverty by Recognising Others in Poverty
Rich Become Richer, Poor Get Poorer
Reaching our potential
Prioritising renewable energy generation
Poverty and the Right to Live
No City for Women
More than Rice
Mindless Felling of Trees
Hi-tech RMG and Bangladesh’s Future
Freedom from Poverty’ as a Human Right
Changes in chronic poverty and hunger
Bringing Rural Bangladesh up to Speed
Battling Poverty Today and Further Down the Road
A country of famished farmers
Why is Bangladesh booming?
Global Climate Risk Index 2018
Needlework Becomes Effective Venture for Rural Women
Nawab, an Innovative Farmer
Lifting Millions Out of Ultra Poverty
Ekti Bari Ekti Khamar Project: Living Standard of Rural People Improves
Canal Fish Farming a Winner for Jhenidah Women
Blind Man Runs Successful Footpath Business
A Blessing for Haor Families
26 Raigram Village Women Change lot Making ‘Nakshi Kantha’
Digitization of Land Records: A giant leap towards digital Bangladesh
India to use Bangladesh land to carry fuel
Future of Microfinance
How microfinance has reduced rural poverty in Bangladesh
BB cuts interest rate on farm loan
Twenty million people in Bangladesh drinking water contaminated with arsenic
Bangladesh virtually eliminates open air defecation
Dhaka Could Be Underwater in a Decade
Empowering women in our society
90 pc Bangladeshis will get internet service within 2021 : Joy
ADB keen to support ICT sector in BD to produce IT skilled manpower
Incentives To Boost Renewable Energy On Cards
Bangladesh: The case for renewable energy
Target to generate 2,000MW renewable energy in 2021
Digital finance in Bangladesh: Empowering or excluding women?
Korea keen to support rural development in Bangladesh
Government initiative to take e-commerce in rural Bangladesh
In Rural Bangladesh, Solar Power Dents Poverty
ADB to give $200m for SMEs in rural Bangladesh run mostly by women – Bangladesh News 24 hours
Bangladesh government boosts behavior change communication campaign for cleaner cooking
Bogra Poultry Farmers Become Self-reliant
Poverty in Bangladesh will be reduced to zero by 2030, Finance Minister Muhith believes
Agriculture Growth Reduces Poverty in Bangladesh
Bangladesh: Growing the Economy through Advances in Agriculture
‘Agriculture playing leading role in reducing BD poverty’
26 Raigram village women change lot making ‘Nakshi Kantha’
86 women become solvent by rearing cattle in two Khulna upazilas
A Blessing for Haor Families
A new horizon for malta
A woman’s power of reinvention
Against all odds
Alternative livelihoods boosting Inani forest conservation
4250 river-eroded families rehabilitated in Rangpur
Bad stomach leads to malta success
Baukul makes Bogra farmers self-reliant
Biochar: An eco-friendly fertiliser
Blind man runs successful footpath business
Changing life through bean farming
Colombo lemon golden treasure for orchardists
Cultivation of green chilli helps Mahbub beat poverty
Second GM crop ready for release
Rangpur farmers producing 16 tonnes of peanut seeds
Dairy farming turns wheel of fortune for Bogra women
Duck rearing brings solvency for ultra-poor women in Pabna
Floating farms bring smile to ultra poor women
Expansion of lemon farming to bring fortune
Fish farming brings smile to Halim
More drought-tolerant paddy varieties farming in Barind stressed
Flower farming makes many farmers self-reliant
Fruit cultivation brings self-reliance
Has a Bangladesh charity found a way to banish extreme poverty?
Golzar a model for Bogra farmers
Income-generating activities help cut poverty in char areas
Lifting millions out of ultra poverty
Malikhali puffed rice made traditionally, chemical-free
Mixed gardening sees success in Madhupur
Mustard boon for beekeepers
Needlework becomes effective venture for rural women
Vegetables farming changes economy of char households
Rangpur growers making handsome profit from early varieties of cauliflower
The mother of Rajshahi’s Shoemakers
Turmeric traders thrive, grower profits squeezed
WB project changes ultra poor women’s livelihood
Women-led businesses in Jamalpur benefit from Coca-Cola model
Canal fish farming a winner for Jhenidah women Canal fish farming a winner for Jhenidah women
GENDER EQUALITY AND WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT
Bangladesh’s ‘green wall’ fights global climate change
Students should raise voice against climate change
Government initiative to take e-commerce in rural Bangladesh
Challenges ahead for Bangladesh
Bangladesh Healthcare Industry: The Thriving Industry that is Growing Faster than the GDP
‘Clinical Appeal’ creates new appeal in Bangladesh rural health
Transforming rural health workers’ jobs through digitisation
Poverty endangers the Hilsa in Bangladesh
Technical education for girls
PTE gaining popularity in Bangladesh
Primary education now up to class VIII
Govt to boost tourism in Sundarban and Saint Martin’s Island
What to See in Sundarban
Disaster Management – Institution, Policies And Legal Framework
Disaster management in Bangladesh: Reducing vulnerabilities
Bangladesh: Community Participation Improves Local Governance
Becoming a “Forest Savior”: Community Participation for Conservation
Only decentralization can save Dhaka from ‘collapse’: Experts
Training on “Strengthening Local Government and Decentralization in Bangladesh”
Talking About Decentralization
3 studies before implementing Cox’s Bazar LNG project
Sea-beach jhau trees being devoured for erosion
Cox’s Bazar ready to welcome tourists
Agro-processing industries—the brightest prospect for development
Agro processing to get more emphasis: Amu
Farming in the days of climate change
Income tax looms for farmers
