Essays on Bangladesh

Bangladesh has been facing a lot of development challenges since her independence in 1971. For accomplishing improvement, a considerable measure of divisions like foundation advancement, vitality and transport are should have been financed. The administration of Bangladesh had presented another strategy in the national spending...

“If it be not now, yet it will come – the readiness is all. ” – William Shakespeare, Hamlet, Act 5, Scene 2a. BD Air Force – Forces Goal 2030 plans to make the BD Air Force a technologically advanced, well-trained and well-equipped force that...

Weak Financial Environment: Maximum financial institutions are self-centered; there is lack of dedicated financial institutions. Limited involvement of insurance/ pension funds. There is lack or underdeveloped financial products such as long term loans, take-out finance, etc. Major Macroeconomic, regulatory and institutional constraints for infrastructure financing:...

Public private partnership has emerged in Bangladesh quite recently. Traditionally the country has been heavily relying on Nationalization. But it proved to be quite ineffective in many cases. PPP emerged as a remedy to this. PPP can be defined as a cooperative venture involving the...

In this modern society Information and Communication Technology has become an important tool to realize socio-economic development of a country. Advances in ICT have brought tremendous improvement in welfare of a country. It has made the citizens of a country aware of their rights. People...

Climate change, considerably the most challenging issue of the 21st century, causes life-threatening problems around the earth. It continues over the longer time period, the period may be a decade or more than a decade. It shifts the magnitude and frequency of taking place a...

Globally, drug addiction has appeared to play a role in weighing down the social and economical status of different nations. It has become a public health issue. Although it has been declared to be a disease by the American Medical Association, why does this remain...