Beyond aid: homegrown approaches in Bangladesh

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Non-government organizations (NGOs) in Bangladesh have grown to such an extent that they have enough capacity to compliment the government in carrying out educational and social programs. Ten percent of British aid goes through NGOs, underlining the prominence of NGOs in this country. There are 20000 NGOs in Bangladesh. Grameen Bank, Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee, and Proshika are the largest ones among them. The NGOs are striving for further self sufficiency and sustainability.

Social aspects, Economic assistance, Foreign economic assistance, Non-governmental organizations, Nongovernmental organizations, Community development

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The Grameen Bank of Bangladesh: History, procedures, effects and challenges

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The Grameen Bank of Bangladesh offers small loans to the poorest of society, to allow them to invest. It has transformed the lives of the beneficiaries of the loans, and been remarkably successful as a financial institution.

Banking industry, Laws, regulations and rules, Economic policy, Financial institutions

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Bangladesh since 1971: How far has it come?

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Secular democracy was the underlying principle of politics during the creation of Bangladesh as a free state. The journey of Bangladesh since its liberation since 1971 is discussed in detail.

Bangladesh, Political aspects, Democracy

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