Supplement

Bangladesh at 54

Supplement

Bangladesh at 54
Naimur Rahman, Assistant Professor of Economics, Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP). Sketch: TBS

Beyond Factories: Why the care economy is Bangladesh’s next growth engine

Bangladesh’s industrial success has limits. Investing in the care economy could unlock higher female labour participation, stronger human capital, and a more resilient growth path as the country...

Professor Shafiun Nahin Shimul is Director, Institute of Health Economics, University of Dhaka. Sketch: TBS

Fixing Bangladesh’s health system: a phased and practical path forward

Abdul Mukadir. Sketch: TBS

What the pharma sector needs to keep medicine prices even lower?

Infographics: TBS

Building human capital for long-term prosperity

Ayesha Ahmed Ridi/Academic. Sketch: TBS

Female labour migration and reintegration: Challenges, opportunities, and policy imperatives

Dr Syed Abdul Hamid, Professor, Institute of Health Economics, University of Dhaka. Sketch: TBS

Transformative health financing must be a core electoral commitment

Mohammad Jalal Uddin Sikder/Academic. Sketch: TBS

Rethinking Bangladesh's labour migration strategy in a changing world

Dr Rumana Huque, Professor of Economics, University of Dhaka. Sketch: TBS

Universal Health Coverage needs more than a bigger budget. It needs institutions and skills

Ala Ahmad, CEO, MetLife Bangladesh. Sketch: TBS

The human engine: Fueling Bangladesh’s economic future through care

Sketch: TBS

Investing in human capital to reduce inequality in opportunity 

Sketch: TBS

A nation cannot stand on a broken educational backbone

Sketch: TBS

Youth unemployment and labour market mismatch in Bangladesh

On the eve of the 13th National Parliamentarian Election: People’s Manifesto on Right to Food and Nutrition

On the eve of the 13th National Parliamentarian Election: People’s Manifesto on Right to Food and Nutrition