Bangladesh development projects
No hasty projects in times of crisis
Government should be cautious about taking up new projects before election
Unfinished bridges, unfulfilled promises
A wake-up call for Bangladesh’s development planners
How can a highway crumble in just three years?
The Khulna-Satkhira highway fiasco serves as a wake-up call for development authorities
When bridges are not bridge-y enough
It shows how poor planning and lax quality control are marring Bangladesh's development projects
Poor quality control is hurting the future of development
Authorities must ensure quality, prevent irregularities in construction projects
Government should rethink its spending priorities
Increased expenditure on low-priority projects will further fuel inflation
Why should people have to suffer for RHD failure?
Complete the Jamalpur railway overpass project without further delay
1 Month extension raises project cost by 0.95 percentage points: study
1 month time extension raises project cost by 0.95 percentage points
WB is right to flag up project delays in Bangladesh
Project delay has been a persistent problem, but it is not an irreversible one
No hasty projects in times of crisis
Government should be cautious about taking up new projects before election
Unfinished bridges, unfulfilled promises
A wake-up call for Bangladesh’s development planners
How can a highway crumble in just three years?
The Khulna-Satkhira highway fiasco serves as a wake-up call for development authorities
When bridges are not bridge-y enough
It shows how poor planning and lax quality control are marring Bangladesh's development projects
Poor quality control is hurting the future of development
Authorities must ensure quality, prevent irregularities in construction projects
Government should rethink its spending priorities
Increased expenditure on low-priority projects will further fuel inflation
Why should people have to suffer for RHD failure?
Complete the Jamalpur railway overpass project without further delay
1 Month extension raises project cost by 0.95 percentage points: study
1 month time extension raises project cost by 0.95 percentage points
WB is right to flag up project delays in Bangladesh
Project delay has been a persistent problem, but it is not an irreversible one
The price of expensive development
This unusually high construction costs of various megaprojects in Bangladesh are fuelled by irregularities, corruption, and problems with project planning.
