Achievements of Bangladesh:
Bangladesh in irresistible progress:
Bangladesh has moved from Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to developing countries. The United Nations Committee on Economic and Social Development Policy (CDP) on March 15 officially announced Bangladesh's eligibility for transition from the LDCs. In order to move from the LDC category, per capita income, human resource index and economic fragility index are the conditions for achieving any two of these three indicators, but Bangladesh has improved to the criteria of the three indicators.According to the criteria of the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (ECOSOC), the per capita income of a country should be at least 1230 US dollars, the per capita income of Bangladesh is much more than that, that is 1610 US dollars. Although the human resource index needs 8, Bangladesh has achieved 72 decimal 9. The economic fragility index should be 32 percent or less where Bangladesh has 24.7 percent. This is a major achievement in implementing the government's vision 2021, 'Today's transition from a war-torn country - where there is a history of crossing the path of a friend'. This has been made possible by the courageous and progressive development strategy of Bangladesh under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina which has brought Bangladesh on the path of rapid development through overall economic growth, structural transformation and significant social progress.
Achievements in education :
One of the steps taken by the government of Bangladesh to spread education at all levels is the distribution of free books among 100% of the students. Stipend system has been introduced from primary to secondary level to advance women's education. At present 26 thousand 193 primary schools have been re-nationalized. A significant number of teacher jobs have been made official. In 1990, the percentage of children enrolled in school was 61, now it has increased to 96.6 percent. The Education Assistance Trust Act, 2012 has been enacted and the "Education Assistance Trust" has been set up to ensure the education of poor and meritorious students who are deprived of the benefits of education.
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