The COVID-19 Pandemic has developed into an unprecedented test for the Bangladesh Healthcare sector, which has been bludgeoned by the rate of infection across the country.As it stands on 1st...
...to the Leather Sector / SOURCE:The Financial Express Allowing for less stringent loans to a sector already so submerged in defaulting debt may be risky and may cause further problems...
...has a plethora of obstacles it needs to overcome in the tertiary education sector.[5] With the modern economy advancing at its current pace and automation ominously looming over the horizon,...
...Economy Market Fundamentals The agriculture sector can be broken down into four main components: crops, livestock, fisheries, and forests. Of these, crops make up 55% of the sector with aus/amon/boro...
...multitude of intermediaries involved in each stage of the highly informal shrimp sector supply chain of Bangladesh. The malpractices highlighted have cast a negative image of Bangladesh’s shrimp industry among...
...3 years.[2] Pre-pandemic, the country was already facing economic downturns- decreased government earnings, falling export revenue, liquidity crisis of the banking sector, rising government loans, and a bearish capital market....
...pointing out that the banking sector remains small with total assets less than 100% of GDP. In addition, state-owned commercial banks (SOCB) account for 26% of the sector’s total assets....
...for Policy Dialogue (CPD) reported that the sector employs approximately 3.5 million people, of which, approximately 60.8% are women.[2] In terms of factories, there are approximately 4,621 active Garments Factories...
...like Bangladesh have been rushing to capture newfound opportunities in trade once provided by Chinese markets. High growth has been specifically seen in the ready made garments (RMG) sector (with...
...The country’s RMG exports make up the majority of its overall exports, standing at 84.21% as of 2018-2019. The Sector also employs approximately 3.5 million people.[2] From Textiles to RMG...
...the world. This article tries to analyze if the Bangladeshi healthcare sector is capable in such trying times. The Healthcare Sector: Where it Stands Now? Bangladesh has ranked 113 out...
...in turn means that gas prices need to be stable. Lastly, in order to bridge the yawning gap between availability and requirement of skilled manpower in the industry, this sector...
...of private sector employment. On the other hand, primarily the non-digital sector, which includes industries such as manufacturing, construction, transportation, healthcare, education, and retail, represents 70 percent of private sector...
...framework and platforms is needed. Inclusion of sharing economy value in taxation and other official statistics is important to make the sector less ‘informal’ and better monitored. As the sector...
...sector is currently falling short of expectations. In order to enable this sector to thrive and produce the results needed from it, access to quality tertiary education is vital in...