Dhaka May 5, 2026, 11:57 pm
Six reasons for opposition to the proposed microfinance bank have been identified. These reasons are discussed in detail in this report
Speakers presented these demands at a seminar titled Challenges of Internal Climate Displacement and Sustainable Rehabilitation, organized by COAST Foundation on December 24, 2025, at the Bhola Sadar Upazila Parishad Conferen
there is a great lack of culture in our families and educational institutions to develop an ethical and influential professional.
Monthly allowances, short-term loans, or assistance to start new businesses are important for the affected farmers
CCNF urges UNHCR to ensure implementation through local organizations
The call was made during an international seminar organized by the COAST Foundation and Cox’s Bazar CSO-NGO Forum (CCNF)
Their remarks came at a seminar held at a Dhaka hotel on Saturday, where engineers, planners and responders gathered to discuss growing risks
Despite producing 60-70% of the nation’s food, small-scale farmers continue to face malnutrition and food insecurity
A three-member delegation from the German Development Bank conducted this review mission from November 22 to November 27.
This prestigious ceremony held at the CIC Zero Carbon Park in Hong Kong on Thursday (November 27, 2025) at 2pm of Bangladesh time
With only 19 percent of female farmers having agricultural land ownership, but only 4-5 percent can really enjoy it
TIB Executive Director Dr. Iftekharuzzaman said, people welcome efforts to attract foreign direct investment for port development and economic growth. However, it is essential to make public know how national interests have b
Dairy product contains hardly any milk, with low presence of sucrose, indicating use of artificial sweeteners instead of sugar, says food inspector
He also expresses frustration over the "criminality" in the sector
Md. Shahinur Islam of COAST Foundation stated that UNHCR has discontinued all partnerships with local NGOs in Cox’s Bazar and instead awarded them to international NGOs and NGOs based outside the district
PKSF Managing Director Md Fazlul Kader, the chair of the programme, stated that farmers in Bangladesh tend to use excessive amounts of chemical fertilisers and pesticides
Revenue in the Eastern Region rose by 34% to Tk310.75 crore in the July-September period of FY2025-26
The high-profile launch event was attended by corporate leaders, tourism professionals, media representatives, and senior officials of D’More
Sustainable Resource Management, Biodiversity Conservation, and Alternative Livelihoods are the means for Survival of Small-Scale Fishers
The land transfer ceremony took place at the NSEZ in Chattogram, said a press release.
