by Eshrat Sharmin | Dec 11, 2024 | Macroeconomy and Economic Growth
Climate induced migration refers to the movement of individuals or groups compelled to leave their habitual residence due to sudden or gradual environmental changes caused by climate change. This includes both forced and voluntary movements, which can occur internally...
by Afia Mubasshira Tiasha | Dec 11, 2024 | Macroeconomy and Economic Growth
Conferences of the Parties (COPs) are held under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), a global treaty established in 1992. These gatherings function as the Conference of the Parties’ official meetings. COP meetings are generally...
by Selim Raihan | Dec 11, 2024 | Macroeconomy and Economic Growth
COP29 convened in Baku amidst worsening climate disasters and was touted as a turning point in global climate action. However, its outcomes point to some very systemic shortcomings of the international climate regime. Though COP29 finally managed to agree upon a...
by Sheikh Tausif Ahmed, Md Tuhin Ahmed | Nov 5, 2024 | Macroeconomy and Economic Growth
Demographically, Bangladesh is a comparatively young country with an expanding youth population. The 2022 census reported that- 63.76% of the population is aged 34 or under, while 38.64% is aged 19 or under. According to the nationally representative Multiple...
by Afia Mubasshira Tiasha | Nov 5, 2024 | Macroeconomy and Economic Growth
Innovation elevates productivity by bringing in novel concepts, methods, and technological advancements that contribute to efficacy. That results in higher production from the same or fewer inputs, which is essential economic growth. The World Intellectual Property...
by Eshrat Sharmin | Nov 5, 2024 | Macroeconomy and Economic Growth
The RMG sector has been a significant driver of economic growth since the early nineties in Bangladesh. The sector accounts for more than 80% of Bangladesh’s export earnings and employs around four million workers relying on low-cost labor as a competitive...
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