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Lessons from Bangladesh and Nepal’s youth uprisings

Nepal's political landscape has been characterised by turmoil, fractured party politics, and frequent government changes for decades.

Managing our external debt needs a balanced strategy

Bangladesh's external debt, which has been around $100 billion in recent times, may not seem extraordinary when compared with[…]

What CPD Executive Director Fahmida says about merger of five banks

The proposed merger framework cannot succeed without independent, professionally qualified directors.

A stronger, fairer tax system is the need of the hour

Bangladesh has persistently lagged behind regional peers and in global standards in terms of the tax-GDP ratio.

How to stay resilient when trade slows and aid shrinks

The global economy is entering a more fragmented and protectionist phase. Economies around the world are raising tariffs, tightening[…]

Bangladesh’s decision on LDC graduation deferral needs careful assessment

While the previous government highlighted LDC graduation as a political symbol of success, the data integrity was questionable. Short-term[…]

Social Safety Net Budget of Bangladesh – The Illusion of Inclusion

Inclusivity, social justice, and vulnerability mitigation are some thematic concepts that we can link to social protection programmes of[…]

Health Budget of Bangladesh – Enhancing Efficiency for Better Health Delivery

The health system of Bangladesh is in a critical state due to a lack of government prioritisation and a[…]

Gender Budget in Bangladesh – Progress, Pitfalls, and the Path Ahead

Gender equality is essential for achieving foundational to the sustainable development in of any country.

Education Budget of Bangladesh – Strengthening Learning Through Strategic Resource Allocation

Bangladesh made significant strides in developing its education system in the early 1990s through several initiatives, including the Compulsory[…]

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