good governance
Right to information takes centre stage in Indian elections
The Indian Supreme Court's recent decision on electoral bonds underline the importance of citizens' role in exercising their right to information as watchdogs of good governance.
Will ministers listen to the PM’s directives?
There's no alternative to committing to good governance
Good governance is a bad idea
The good governance agenda has lost its label, but it lives on, and it has become an existential threat.
IMF’s conditions on governance and corruption - rhetoric or reality?
The key to the ACC’s effectiveness in delivering its mandate is independence, especially when setting the example that, in handling allegations of corruption, it is guided by equality before law, and not by the status or identity of the individual depending on their political, governmental, or other connections.
Good corporate governance crucial for banks
Says Meghna Bank MD and CEO Sohail RK Hussain
Bangladesh can avoid the middle-income trap yet
Bangladesh’s economic leadership must devote its integrity to ensuring quality growth along with lower income inequality.
Banking sector holding the economy hostage
Comprehensive reforms needed to boost investment, sustain growth
Democracy, good governance first
Bangladesh will not be able to sustain its development without participatory democracy and good governance, said a number of political analysts and economists yesterday.
'Be careful'
Focusing on good governance, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday warned her new cabinet colleagues that they would be under her surveillance.
Get good governance
Strong governance is the key to planned urbanisation in Bangladesh, said urban experts from home and abroad at an international conference in Dhaka yesterday.
Can Bangladesh continue to grow without 'good governance'?
If we look at the growth pattern of Bangladesh from 1990, we discover two specific characteristics...
No good governance if govt takes law in hand: Sultana Kamal
Good governance cannot be there if the government takes law in its hand to retain its existence somehow or other, Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) Chairperson Sultana Kamal says.
Rajshahi University VC slammed
One of the fundamental prerequisites for good governance is the distinction between the party and the government. This stood blurred and now seems to be totally removed now.
Can elected mayors save the city's water bodies?
THERE is a close link between economic growth, human development and good management of natural resources, mainly water bodies
Rural women's double jeopardy
JUST how vulnerable the village women are to harassment, coercion and graft while seeking justice or claiming other entitlements has been brought to bold relief by a TIB study.
