Overcoming frailties of civil administration
That the professionalism of the public servants was seriously compromised under political pressure to serve the development narrative of the immediate past Awami League (AL) regime is hardly a shocking revelation to the general public. On the contrary, in many cases, senior government servants were rather found to be eager...
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Maximising use of the talent pool in private sector
The ongoing contraction in private sector job opportunities is creating a tough environment for even skilled individuals to secure employment that aligns with their qualifications. A recent FE report highlights that educated young professionals are often forced to compromise by accepting low-paid positions in the informal job market. Additionally, the...
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Coal conundrum stages a comeback
The sheer folly of the country's master plan on the power sector that had envisaged generation of thousands of megawatts using coal as primary fuel was evident right from the beginning. It was considered a folly primarily due to the fact that the previous government had decided that it would...
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Enhancing people's financial literacy
Bangladesh's financial literacy rates are alarmingly low, with a large portion of the population lacking in basic knowledge of managing money, budgeting, and investing. Financial literacy - the ability to understand and apply financial skills effectively - is essential for making sound decisions. According to the Financial Inclusion Insights (2018)...
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Combating rickshaw congestion in Chattogram
The number of rickshaws in Chattogram city is increasing daily, becoming one of the primary causes of traffic congestion on the main roads. While rickshaws provide convenient and affordable transportation, they often operate in the middle of the road without following specific rules, exacerbating the traffic problem. In certain areas,...
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