The health care needs of the nearly one million Rohingyas, living in congested camps, are enormous
Curtailing the existing man-induced trade barriers could boost South Asia’s regional trade volume...
Complacency should not be allowed to take hold as it did in 2008
When it comes to the sufferings of the Rohingya, geo-politics trumped justice
In an interview with the Dhaka Tribune, World Bank Chief Economist for the South Asia region Martin Rama...
The World Bank in a report says losing this much working hours daily is costing the economy billions...
A World Bank report - “Towards Great Dhaka: A New Urban Development Paradigm Eastward” -...
The Dhaka Tribune interviewed Executive Director of the UN Population Fund (UNFPA) Natalia Kanem
The UN chief says the international community is yet to provide sufficient support to the refugees
Canberra's decision comes amid worsening relations between Palestine and Australia's key ally...
More than 700,000 Rohingya have taken shelter in Bangladesh after fleeing the violence which erupted...
World Bank President Jim Yong Kim also met with the prime minister at the same time
Hoping to draw the attention of the international community on the Rohingya crisis, and to raise funds...
The two visitors will meet with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and other top officials
The announcement comes ahead of the UN secretary-general, World Bank Group president’s visit
The project will enhance coverage and improve the collection and quality of data for national accounts...
'Over 7% GDP growth is a success story. It is a huge achievement'
The World Bank may provide Bangladesh with a grant of around $200 million to help tackle the ongoing...
The Quality Learning for All Program will benefit more than 18 million children studying in pre-primary...
This will inevitably reduce greenhouse gas emissions and indoor air pollution
The organization said it would continue to work with New Delhi and Islamabad to resolve the...
