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DFID Rural and Urban Development Case Study - Bangladesh

Overview Bangladesh is one of the least urbanised countries in south Asia and features densely populated rural areas composed of clustered villages that develop near roadways. Industrial development and agrarian distress has drawn migrants to a number of urban areas. Bangladesh faces many challenges in alleviating poverty. Urbanisation, if combined with greater education and access to financial capital, can help improve the circumstances of the urban poor. They must also be given the resources necessary to take full advantage of the economic opportunities that liberalisation can offer.

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Publisher	Oxford Policy Management	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	May 2005	Downloads	35
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Performance Budgeting and Management, Human Capital Management

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