This paper is based on research conducted by a research team including Ashrafuzzaman Khan , Omar Faruq Siddiki and Md. Bayazid Hasan of RED , BRAC . The author is grateful to professor Nazrul Islam of Centre for Urban ...

Using both secondary literature on the media and primary data collected via in-depth interviews with a diverse range of government officials, journalists , academics , researchers, law makers, NGO representatives , social ...

The Bangladesh Bank, the central bank of Bangladesh, has been subject to an ongoing series of reforms. This paper provides an analytical description of the structure of the Bangladesh Bank; it reviews the reforms from their ...

The PPR – 2008, WB guidelines and ADB Guidelines are basically prepared for the proper guidance of the procurement at the same time it also provide legal support and a restrictive boundary for the parties involved in ...

Public Procurement always tries to achieve value for money and assure best service through maintaining transparency and accountability in spending fund provided by Government or other development partners. These spending ...

Transparency, efficiency, accountability, competitiveness, equitable treatment and free & fair competition are essential to be ensured in the procurement using public funds. In Bangladesh, these could not be ensured ...