Developing climate adaptability
The 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Baku, Azerbaijan has begun with the looming shadow of overwhelming climate impacts spreading further. Add to this the possible withdrawal of the United States of America from the carbon credits under Article...
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Removing hurdles to investment in SEZs
An economic zone, by definition, is a special designated area within a country's national borders. It is created with its own set of applicable laws to encourage and enhance business and trade investment, and job creation. The primary reason behind setting up such a zone is the desire to attract...
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Hastening pace of economic recovery
A sense of uncertainty centring Bangladesh's economic situation has been persisting for months. Policymakers and economists alike are now burning midnight oil to craft suitable measures to stabilise and revive a faltering economy.After assuming power, the interim government has initiated several measures, but a significant boost appears to be elusive,...
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Learning to invest early
Starting to invest as a student offers a valuable opportunity to build a secure financial future. Despite their limited budgets, students can begin with small amounts, allowing their savings to grow over time.Firstly, students should set aside some money and consider investment options like mutual funds and fixed deposit schemes...
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Making country safe for children
Muntaha, a beautiful young girl, had been missing since 3 November 2024. News of her disappearance circulated on Facebook for several days, and everyone prayed she would return to her family soon. Tragically, that day never came. Instead, Muntaha was found dead - murdered by people she knew, with a...
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