Bangladesh

1.2.2Non-Arabic countries 1- Bangladesh A health survey conducted in the Rajshahi city “Bangladesh” to evaluate the prevalence of self-medication with antibiotics for the treatment of various diseases by peoples in Rajshahi city in Bangladesh. The study found, 26.69% experienced self-medication with antibiotics. The key reasons for the self-medications of antibiotics was the pre-experience (45.82%), suggestions from others (28.24%) and knowledgeable of the antibiotics (16.14%). Only 4.32%…

FOOD POLICY Bangladesh is the world 's seventh-most-populous country in the world (Bangladesh Country study guide). The demand for efficient food production, distribution and consumption for this population will be increasing especially for rice as a staple food grain. As food security continues to emerge, the government has put top most priority to the agriculture sector. The government of Bangladesh designed and approved the National Food Policy (2006) and National Food Policy Plan of Action…

Corporate Social Responsibility: Role of Banks in Bangladesh Chapter: 1 Introduction 1.1 Background of the Study: Corporate social responsibility is not a mere blessing by organizations rather it’s a responsibility of them being corporate citizens. Over the years CSR activities have been performed all over the world and to cope with the dynamic business world, this practice has been added to the corporate culture of Bangladesh. It is taking away banks’ attraction to do philanthropic jobs to…

Bangladesh Bank is performing the role to formulate monetary policy in Bangladesh. Bangladesh Bank is the key player in the financial sector management on behalf of the government in Bangladesh. It adopts monetary policy to regulate the financial sector. Creation of money, maintain monetary base for money supply by using its operating instruments are the prime responsibility lies on Bangladesh Bank. Here is my Assignment on “Understanding central bank and the role of Bangladesh Bank as…

Management Style Philip Morris Bangladesh (PMB) is a full affiliate of the parent company Philip Morris International (PMI). PMB operates under PMI’s Asia Pacific Region headquartered in Hong Kong. Since its inception in 1847 in London (UK), Philip Morris has evolved into a global corporation. Accordingly, the management style of the company has also evolved with time. As a full affiliate of the parent company, PMB also follows a dynamic management in terms of style and practices similar to the…

even sent to construction sites where dangerous conditions force them to work around the safety hazards. These long hours, isolation from a social environment, lack of education, health issues, low pay, and exposure to abuse impact the children of Bangladesh to not have a prosperous future. Children are affected in ways that impede their path to success and leave the country in a demographic turmoil and corruption as the gap between the rich and the poor continue to increase. Challenges to fight…

Capital punishment in Bangladesh is a legal form of punishment for anyone over the age of 16, but in practice is not applied to those under 18.The death penalty may be used as a punishment for crimes such as murder, sedition offenses related to possession of or trafficking in drugs, offenses related to trafficking in human beings, treason, military crimes, rape, hijacking planes, sabotage, or terrorism. It is carried out by hanging and firing squad, although the latter method has…

The satire conveyed by Mamat Khalid in the film 'Werewolf Dari Bangladesh' was in which scene of three people talked about werewolf that attacked the market last night. One among the three of them talked about the name of the latest movie is similar with which they had seen the werewolf. However, two of those who were there are denying the film because not watch the movie. They are also very eager when performing actions when a werewolf attacks the night market. At the same time they were only…

literacy in the country. Jobs for adults are outsourced because of the abundance of children working for much cheaper and under worst conditions. The issue exists due to a country’s economic and social condition, that forces a constant cycle. In Bangladesh particularly, a nation in its industrial stage of demographic transition, holds a widely accepted value for child labor. As majority of the social class are more rural, the poorer families tend to have more children due to…

In the entire world, food stands as a significant reason behind the considerable number of diseases. Bangladesh is not all an exception in this case being the third world developing country in South Asia. For the last couple of decades the most serious threat to public health in Bangladesh is the consumption of unsafe food. In an ethical manner doing business in today’s world is very rare. The food and beverages industry entirely corporations are involved in handling uncooked food stuff…