ADP

ADP

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Big development budget taken up to recover from fragile economy: Khosru on Tk3 lakh crore ADP 

NEC approved an ADP of Tk3,00,000 crore for the fiscal year 2026-27, marking a 30.43% increase over the previous fiscal year's original outlay

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Infra, education, and health dominate sectoral allocations in new ADP

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Budget 2026–27: Govt plans Tk3 lakh crore ADP 

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ADP implementation rate rises slightly, but actual spending shrinks

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ADP spending drops by Tk9,300cr YoY in 7 months

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ADP spending drops to Tk41,877cr in H1 FY26, lowest in eight years

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29 projects scrapped after spending Tk6,755cr

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Govt approves Revised ADP at Tk2 lakh crore after 13% cut

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Health, education face deep cuts in revised ADP as project implementation falters

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Record-low ADP spending in first five months FY26

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MRT Line-1 slashed 91%, Line-5 down 60% in Revised ADP

A graphic illustration for Bangladesh's Annual Development Programme (ADP), showing the letters ADP above the national emblem of Bangladesh, surrounded by rolled-up plans and a notebook.

Ministries/divisions with highest ADP implementation rate in FY26 (Jul-Sep)

Sketch of Prof Selim Raihan

From setbacks to solutions: Addressing ADP implementation challenges in Bangladesh