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Data gaps weaken policy planning (opens the original)
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Shaymol Dash, an anthropology student of Dhaka University, wanted to know how many people in his home district, Sunamganj, live with mental or physical impairments. The Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics’ (BBS) Health and Morbidity Status Survey (HMSS) 2025 had that data, but only at the division level. As the BBS did not have district-level statistics, Sunamganj disappeared into a divisional average. “Every time I go to the BBS website, I get frustrated,” Shaymol told The Daily Star. Several of th
Success in school fails to carry girls forward (opens the original)
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Girls have consistently outperformed boys in school examinations for nearly a decade, but that academic advantage fades as they move into higher education and the workforce. Despite higher pass rates and more GPA-5s in public exams, women remain underrepresented in universities, formal employment, civil service recruitment and management positions, according to data from government agencies and international organisations. The contrast is particularly stark in the World Economic Forum’s Global G
24% children under five suffer from stunting (opens the original)
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Nearly one in four Bangladeshi children under the age of five are too short for their age because of chronic malnutrition and poor health during early childhood, according to a national survey. The Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics’ (BBS) Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) 2025, published last month with technical support from Unicef, found that 24 percent of children under five are moderately or severely stunted. Stunting -- when a child is significantly shorter than the World Health Organi
How public opinion of US fell in two years, while China held firm (opens the original)
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Public opinion in Bangladesh has shifted from being almost evenly split between Washington and Beijing to leaning firmly towards China, driven almost entirely by a collapse in favourable views of the US. The findings come from a comparison of the Pew Research Center's 2024 and 2026 surveys on global perceptions of the US and China. Bangladeshis already viewed China (55 percent in 2024) slightly more favourably than the US (52 percent in 2024). China’s lead grew from 3 percentage points in 2024 t
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