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 | MATERNAL AND NEWBORN HEALTH DISPARITIES IN BANGLADESH By UNICEF
In 2015, approximately 3,100,000 babies were born in Bangladesh, or around 8,600 every day.1
Among young women (aged 20-24), 36 percent gave birth by age 18.2
Approximately 204 babies will die each day before reaching their first month3
218 stillbirths occur every ...Read more > | 8 Pages 480.99 KB |
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 | BANGLADESH: VOLUNTARY NATIONAL REVIEWS (VNRS) 2020 By Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh
The Voluntary National Reviews process in Bangladesh is led by the apex committee titled
“Sustainable Development Goals Implementation and Review Committee” headed by the
Principal Coordinator (SDGs Affairs), Prime Minister’s Office and represented by twenty
Secretaries of relevant Ministries/Division, and also participated by the representatives of
NGOs, CSOs, DPs, and private ...Read more > | 201 Pages 2.83 MB |
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 | BANGLADESH COUNTRY PROGRAM EVALUATION By INDEPENDENT EVALUATION GROUP
The Country Program Evaluation (CPE) for Bangladesh aims to assess the
development effectiveness of the World Bank Group’s engagement with Bangladesh
during the last 10 years (fiscal year [FY]11–20). The CPE will review the extent to which
the Bank Group contributed to Bangladesh’s development outcomes. In doing so, it will
assess the extent to which Bank Group support was aligned with the Bank Group’s
corporate twin ...Read more > | 29 Pages 953.47 KB |
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 | BANGLADESH By Worid Health Organization
POPULATION AND DEMOGRAPHICS. CROSS-CUTTING SRMNCAH.SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN. MATERNAL AND NEWBORN HEALTH. POLICY / LAW / GUIDELINE. CHILD HEALTH. ADOLESCENT ...Read more > | 2 Pages 136.70 KB |
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 | BANGLADESH: QUALITY LEARNING FOR ALL PROGRAM FOR FOURTH PRIMARY EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM By The World Bank
Bangladesh is one of the world’s most populous countries with an estimated 165 million people in
a geographical area of about 144,415 km2
and per capita income of US$1,480 in 2017, well above the
lower-middle-income country category threshold which it crossed in fiscal year 2014 (FY14). During recent
years, economic conditions have improved in the country with headline inflation declining to 5.4 percent
in FY17 from 5.9 percent in FY16, while the fiscal deficit was contained at about 3 ...Read more > | 64 Pages 1.09 MB |
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 | THROUGH THE LENS OF OPERATIONAL ART : 1971 BANGLADESH CAMPAIGN
Following the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, the Bush administration chose to pursue a broad, offensive, and preemptive campaign against terrorists and their purported state sponsors, versus executing a focused response against Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda. This monograph argues that over the course of the next decade, this broad strategy, primarily leveraging military power, diverted manpower and resources away from the immediate threat, emboldened al Qaeda, and weakened the ...Read more > | 83 Pages 1.46 MB |
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 | BANGLADESH : POLITICAL AND STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENTS AND U.S. INTERESTS
Bangladesh is a densely populated and poor nation in South Asia. Roughly 80% of its population lives on less than $2 a day. Its population is largely Muslim and its geography is dominated by its low-lying riparian aspect. Bangladesh suffers from high levels of corruption and an at times faltering democratic system that has been subject to pressure from the military. Bangladesh (the former East Pakistan) gained its independence in 1971, following Indias intervention in a rebellion against West ...Read more > | 23 Pages 335 KB |
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 | THE INDO-BANGLADESH BORDER By Shri EN Rammohan, IPS (Retd)*
The Indo-Bangladesh border is 4095 km long and traverses five states of
India West Bengal, Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura and Mizoram. The
International Border (IB) in West Bengal is in the plains. It is 2217 km
long with a riverine portion covering 600 km. The land border is low lying.
Assam shares an IB with Bangladesh in two ...Read more > | 5 Pages 29.54 KB |
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