The population of Bangladesh is 168 million with a growing rate of 1.37 percent per annum and 76.61 percent of the population live in the rural areas and its population density is 1093 per sq. kilometres (BBS, 2019). ...

This study aimed at exploring the adoption status of improved lentil varieties and their impacts on the livelihood of farmers in Magura and Faridpur district of Bangladesh. To attain the objectives of this study, primary ...

Nutrition is a elementary pillar of individual life, health and development throughout the entire life span. Pregnancy is such a vital phase in a woman’s life, when the pregnant mother needs optimal greater quality of ...

This piece of research was undertaken in order to assess the comparative profitability of zero tillage garlic and boro paddy production at Gurudaspur Upazila in Natore district. A total number of 60 farmers were randomly ...

The present study was designed to assess comparative studyof different microcredit organization recipient perception on poverty alleviation.This comparative study is based on data generated through face to face interviews ...

The present study was designed to assess the comparative profitability and factors affecting production of bitter gourd growers with IPM and without IPM. In total, 160 farmers were randomly selected from four villages ...

Mango is one of the commercial horticultural crop grown in many South Asian countries. Right now, Bangladesh is the 7 th largest mango producer in the world. The objectives of the study were: (i) to determine the ...

The Novel Corona Virus (COVID-19) has created tremendous negative impacts on the education sector all over the country, significantly in disadvantageous agricultural wetland (haor) areas of Bangladesh. The study assessed ...

Bangladesh is a developing nation rich in human resources where women constitute slightly less than half of the population. They provide an essential opportunity for economic and social development and progress. Women's ...

Bangladesh government is working with other sustainable development goals to eliminate extreme poverty by 2030. The proportion of population below the international poverty line in 2016 is 13.8 per cent which is the ...