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Urban Sustainability and Smart Cities in BangladeshAbstract: This article examines the evolution of Bangladeshi urban ce...
08/06/2026

Urban Sustainability and Smart Cities in Bangladesh

Abstract: This article examines the evolution of Bangladeshi urban centres (Dhaka, Chattogram, and Sylhet) towards "Smart City" frameworks. This study assesses the effectiveness of digital twins in addressing urban heat islands and drainage congestion through Urban Metabolism Analysis (UMA) and IoT-driven Spatial Modelling. It asserts that "Smartness" in the Bangladeshi setting transcends high-tech devices, focusing instead on "Frugal Innovation" leveraging data to enhance constrained physical infrastructure, which includes optimizing resource use and improving service delivery in urban areas.

The study suggests that sustainable urbanization is the principal mechanism for maintaining a 7% GDP growth rate in a land-constrained country.

To read the full article:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/406432766_Urban_Sustainability_and_Smart_Cities_in_Bangladesh



Corruption and Economic Growth in BangladeshAbstract: This paper examines whether corruption in Bangladesh functions as ...
08/06/2026

Corruption and Economic Growth in Bangladesh

Abstract: This paper examines whether corruption in Bangladesh functions as "sand in the wheels" or "grease in the wheels" of economic growth. Employing a dynamic panel data approach and synthetic control methods, the study assesses the effectiveness of "Digital Governance" (Smart Bangladesh 2041) in reducing bureaucratic rent-seeking behavior.

The findings indicate that although digitalization has decreased "petty corruption" by 35%, "high-level policy capture" continues to distort market competition. It concludes that a 1% improvement in the Control of Corruption Index is associated with a 0.8% rise in annual GDP growth.

To read the full Research Paper:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/406431267_Corruption_and_Economic_Growth_in_Bangladesh



Cultural Heritage and Tourism Development in BangladeshAbstract: This article examines the socio-economic possibilities ...
07/06/2026

Cultural Heritage and Tourism Development in Bangladesh

Abstract: This article examines the socio-economic possibilities of Bangladesh's physical and intangible cultural heritage. The nation possesses three UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Shat Gombuj Mosque, Somapura Mahavihara, and the Sundarbans), although the secondary circuit of "Living Heritage" remains underexploited.

This study assesses the effectiveness of the 2025 National Cultural Tourism Policy using a Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA) and Contingent Valuation Method (CVM). It contends that "Community-Centric Heritage Management" is the sole feasible methodology to avert the commercialization of culture while facilitating local poverty reduction.

To read the full research paper:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/406338419_Cultural_Heritage_and_Tourism_Development_in_Bangladesh



Constitutional Roots of Executive Control in BangladeshAbstract: This study analyses the adaptation of the Westminster p...
07/06/2026

Constitutional Roots of Executive Control in Bangladesh

Abstract: This study analyses the adaptation of the Westminster parliamentary model to Bangladesh, emphasizing the structural and legislative changes that have concentrated power in the prime minister's office. The Westminster system aims to harmonize executive efficiency with legislative accountability via mechanisms like collective cabinet responsibility and parliamentary confidence; however, Bangladesh’s constitutional framework specifically Article 48 (Presidential powers), Article 70 (Anti-defection), and the Prime Minister’s appointment authority has facilitated a concentration of executive power.

To read the full Research article: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/406238590_Constitutional_Roots_of_Executive_Control_in_Bangladesh




Climate Change Impacts on Agricultural Productivity in BangladeshAbstract: This study examines the intensifying effects ...
07/06/2026

Climate Change Impacts on Agricultural Productivity in Bangladesh

Abstract: This study examines the intensifying effects of climate change particularly heat stress, erratic monsoon behaviour, and salinity intrusion on Bangladesh’s principal crop cycles (Aman, Boro, and Aus). By 2026, average maximum temperatures in northern regions will have consistently exceeded the 32°C threshold during critical flowering phases, while coastal salinity will have impacted approximately 1.06 million hectares of cultivable land.

Employing an econometric Panel Data Approach alongside Biophysical Crop Modelling, the research quantifies the "Productivity Gap" and assesses the socio-economic resilience of smallholder farmers within the framework of the Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100.

To read the full Research Paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/406241560_Climate_Change_Impacts_on_Agricultural_Productivity_in_Bangladesh



Climate Change and Economic Resilience in BangladeshAbstract: This study examines the systemic risks posed by climate ch...
06/06/2026

Climate Change and Economic Resilience in Bangladesh

Abstract: This study examines the systemic risks posed by climate change to Bangladesh’s $500 billion+ economy. Employing a Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) model integrated with climate-damage functions, the analysis explores how sea-level rise and extreme weather events influence "Total Factor Productivity" (TFP).

The research further assesses the effectiveness of the Delta Plan 2100 and the Mujib Climate Prosperity Plan in decoupling economic growth from environmental shocks. It concludes that "Resilience-Based Investment" generates a 3:1 return in avoided disaster-related costs, thereby emerging as the most critical fiscal priority for the coming decade.

To Read the full Research Paper:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/406141930_Climate_Change_and_Economic_Resilience_in_Bangladesh




Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work in BangladeshAbstract: This article examines the evolution of Bangladesh'...
06/06/2026

Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work in Bangladesh

Abstract: This article examines the evolution of Bangladesh's labour force in the context of Generative AI and automated industrial processes.

The study used the Task-Based Model of Labour Markets to assess the vulnerability of the Ready-Made Garments (RMG) and IT-enabled services (ITES) sectors to AI-driven automation. Data from early 2026 suggests that AI might enhance national productivity by 40%, although it also jeopardizes 20–25% of routine-based employment.

The study advocates for a "Human-in-the-Loop" legislative framework to guarantee that the AI transition is inclusive and addresses increasing economic inequality, ensuring that workers in vulnerable sectors like RMG and ITES receive support and retraining opportunities to adapt to the changing job landscape.

To Read the full Research Paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/406141935_Artificial_Intelligence_and_the_Future_of_Work_in_Bangladesh



Agricultural Value Chains and Farmer IncomeAbstract: This research analyses the inefficiencies in Bangladesh's conventio...
03/06/2026

Agricultural Value Chains and Farmer Income

Abstract: This research analyses the inefficiencies in Bangladesh's conventional agricultural marketing system, which is characterized by post-harvest losses of 12-15% and a farmer's share of the consumer price that is consistently below 45%.

The research employed a Value Chain Governance Framework to evaluate the impact of "E-Krishi" platforms, contract farming, and cold-chain infrastructure on the net income of smallholder farmers.

The results indicate that despite advancements in physical infrastructure, "information asymmetry" continues to be the principal factor contributing to wealth inequality, as it prevents smallholder farmers from accessing market prices and information that could enhance their bargaining power and income.

To Read the full Research article:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/405891951_Agricultural_Value_Chains_and_Farmer_Income



Coastal Tourism and Sustainable Development in BangladeshAbstract: This study examines the capacity of coastal tourism t...
03/06/2026

Coastal Tourism and Sustainable Development in Bangladesh

Abstract: This study examines the capacity of coastal tourism to facilitate Bangladesh’s transition to a "Developing Country." Although the sector contributes roughly 3% to GDP as of early 2026, it faces significant risks from unplanned urban expansion, plastic pollution, and rising sea levels.

Employing the Tourism Carrying Capacity (TCC) model alongside Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of coastal resort infrastructure, the research advances a "Regenerative Tourism" framework. It contends that for tourism to function as a sustainable growth engine, strategic emphasis must shift from "volume-based arrivals" toward "value-based ecological preservation."

To Read the full Research Paper:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/405891955_Coastal_Tourism_and_Sustainable_Development_in_Bangladesh



Agricultural Modernization and Food Security in BangladeshAbstract: This research analyses the transition from conventio...
03/06/2026

Agricultural Modernization and Food Security in Bangladesh

Abstract: This research analyses the transition from conventional to modern agriculture in Bangladesh. Notwithstanding a diminishing arable land base (declining by 1% per annum), the nation has sustained grain self-sufficiency. The period from 2024 to 2026 has experienced increased volatility owing to severe weather and global supply chain disruptions.

The study evaluates the effectiveness of "Agrivoltaics", "Stress-Tolerant Varieties", and "e-Krishi" platforms using a Total Factor Productivity (TFP) analysis and Household Food Insecurity Access Scale (HFIAS) data. It contends that food security now depends on nutritional quality and climatic resilience rather than only on caloric quantity.

To Read the full Research article:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/405772532_Agricultural_Modernization_and_Food_Security_in_Bangladesh




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