Bailing out farmers from costly fuel, fertilizer
An importer of around 80 per cent of fertilizers, Bangladesh faces substantial shortfall of the items soon as the supply lines are now caught up in a war, jointly inflicted by the USA and Israel on Iran. The annual demand for various types of fertilizers in the country stands at...
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Market-driven skills gateway to youth employment
It is generally recognised that with the growth of technology, particularly information communication technology (ICT), youth employment all over the world is becoming increasingly reliant on the fast emerging needs of diverse skills in workplaces. Countries across the world are faced with this challenge as young people should not only...
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Energy conservation and banking efficiency
During the ongoing fuel crisis in Bangladesh, caused by the reduced petroleum supply amid the US-Iran conflict, Bangladesh Bank issued a circular to limit the use of electricity and other utilities, including urging bankers to use public transport instead of personal vehicles. The crisis is gradually intensifying, with long queues...
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AI in education and the digital divide
At many universities around the world, students are already learning how to use AI responsibly in their studies. Some institutions have even introduced AI literacy into their curricula. In countries like Bangladesh, however, the reality is far less balanced. Access to technology has always influenced educational opportunities, and AI may...
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