BANGLADESH
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Media spells the difference between life and death for inhabitants along coastal Bangladesh.
IRIN
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Despite "relatively modest” development assistance, poverty and malnutrition remain prevalent in Bangladesh.
IRIN
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Jaheda Begum is an undocumented Rohingya refugee who wants to feed her family.
IRIN
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Philanthrocapitalism. Impact investing. Creative Capitalism. Call it what you will, social entrepreneurship is the new buzz phrase on the economic landscape that is turning water into wine, pig’s ears into silk purses and, yes, it promises to feed the multitudes.
DAWN TAN
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Cox’s Bazar and the wide, sandy beaches of Bangladesh – one of the most visited destinations of the country
BANGLADESH UNLOCKED
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NGOs flay Nestlé’s infant formula marketing strategy in Laos
IRIN
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Cash transfer programmes target women in belief that communities will benefit and men are irresponsible with money.
IRIN
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Outdated kilns produce deadly emissions in Bangladesh, where bad air causes 15,000 premature deaths yearly in the capital alone.
IRIN
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They fled the bloodshed and political turmoil. But for Bangladeshis who have come home, there is a huge challenge ahead of them.
SALEEM SAMAD
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What’s it like to witness an impending earthquake?
JESSICA MUDDITT
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Does microcredit really help the poor? And is Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus really the saviour he is made out to be? A Bangladeshi blogger has his doubts.
INCIDENTAL BLOGGER
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She was raped by a cousin, and then killed by a medieval system that persists in Bangladesh despite it being outlawed by the country’s high court.
DAN-CHYI CHUA
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Father of microcredit and microfinancing Muhammad Yunus ended 2010 embroiled in a financial scandal. Is something wrong with Bangladesh's much-feted economist and his Grameen Bank?
REZWAN
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Of the 8.8 million refugees in the world, about half are right here in Asia.
DAN-CHYI CHUA
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