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Tag: Bangladesh

Power planting

28/06/202402/01/2025 - Leave a Comment

Rohini Kamal outlines the promises and problems for Bangladesh in building solar arrays on its farmland. More than 100 countries met in Dubai during November last year where they pledged …

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Muhammad Yunus, the father of microfinance, is facing a prison sentence

16/09/202316/09/2023 - Leave a Comment

Among foreign economists and civil society activists, the Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus is an icon for extending microloans to those too poor to access conventional banks. But at home, in Bangladesh, he has …

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Risky Business in the Rag Trade

28/06/202302/01/2024 - Leave a Comment

Muhammad Faisol Chowdhury explains how, in Bangladeshi clothing factories, safety is a side show when survival is at stake. This year is the tenth anniversary of the worst garment factory …

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10 years after Rana Plaza, fast fashion still resists change

28/04/2023 - Leave a Comment

The collapse of the Rana Plaza garment factory building on the outskirts of Bangladesh’s capital city, Dhaka, on April 24, 2013 killed 1,138 people. Its legacy one decade on is a mix of …

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As real as it gets

22/09/202227/12/2022 - 1 Comment

Climate change: Bangladesh is where it is at. Rohini Kamal shows the way.  Debates on climate change are often dominated by heated commentary from the West on its impending peril …

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Bangladesh: Women are prominent in politics and the workforce – but many lack decision-making powers

08/03/202112/03/2021 - Leave a Comment

In a pandemic stricken world where the economy is struggling and many human achievements have gone in reverse, the United Nations has set “Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future …

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The shock that planted an idea

13/12/202029/03/2022 - Leave a Comment

Dhaka scavenger, Taslima, was delighted to hear about Project Bottle Economy that will enable her to earn more from her work. A pair of technology students in Bangladesh came up …

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South Asia Has a New Economic Leader. Will the World Take Note?

23/10/2020 - Leave a Comment

Bangladesh — the overcrowded, overpopulated flood-prone state that, founded in 1971, is barely older than the internet — is now one of the richest countries in South Asia. The region …

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Bottle Economy

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Watch their final presentation and discussion with our expert panel… View the presentation … and hear our expert panel’s reflections. … and read more about this great project and the …

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