TVET Graduates Face Low-Paying Jobs: A Wake-Up Call for Bangladesh
A recent study conducted by the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) has sounded an alarm…
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No Unreasonable Cost To Be Considered For Fixing Tariff
The BERC Act embodies everything to create a fair ambiance of competition for all parties…
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The Controversy Over Bangladesh’s Special Energy Act
Bangladesh’s Quick Enhancement of Electricity and Energy Supply (Special Provisions) Act 2010 has sparked both…
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Rupsha Power Plant : The Fate Of New, Efficient Facility Hinges On Gas
The gas supply crisis in the entire gas franchise is getting more intense daily. Despite…
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Resilience in Action: How Mrs. Ismat Ara Transformed Hardship into Success
Mrs. Ismat Ara (34), a housewife from Nij Shekhsundor village in the SANIAJAN union of…
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Struggles and Solutions: Bangladeshi Students’ Path to World-Class Education
As the world moves into the 2024 academic season, students across Bangladesh are racing to…
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Youth leading the way to good governance in Bangladesh
By Stefan Liller, Resident Representative of UNDP Bangladesh. The Op-Ed was first published in The Daily Star.…
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Unlocking Progress: The Urgent Need for Reliable Data Management in Bangladesh
The Issue: Why Reliable Databases Matter Reliable databases are essential for several reasons, particularly in…
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Bangladesh: Learning skills for work rekindles dreams of a brighter future
With the support of GPE and UNICEF, Urmi is now learning how to use the…
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Rohingya in Bangladesh: Seven years, seven insights
Text: Ann-Marie Nichols 25 August 2024 marks seven years since conflict erupted in Rakhine State,…