Publications
CPD’s current publication list contains more than 500 titles including Books, Monographs, Working Papers, Dialogue Briefs and Policy Briefs. If you want to collect the hard copies of the publications, please contact with CPD. You can find the soft copies of the book in the CPD website.
 
            
                    June 14, 2014            
    
    
        This volume prepared under the Independent Review of Bangladesh’s Development (IRBD) programme contains two reports that CPD prepared in view of the National Budget FY2014-15.        Read more
    
    
                    April 16, 2014            
    
    
        South-South cooperation has been receiving increasing attention in recent times in the backdrop of the emergence of Southern economies as strong drivers of global growth.        Read more
    
     
            
                    March 20, 2014            
    
    
        This volume of the IRBD has focused on three areas: evaluation of the state of the economy in FY2012-13 with comments on near-term outlook, analysis of the National Budget for FY2013-14, and an analysis of the commitment and delivery of Rana-Plaza follow-ups.        Read more
    
    
                    March 1, 2014            
    
    
        This study presents a discussion on the current energy and power situation of Bangladesh, and examines the causal relationship between FDI in the energy and power sector and economic growth of the country.        Read more
    
     
            
                    February 25, 2014            
    
    
        This study is undertaken to come up with a definition and method for calculation of the minimum wage based on the ILO Minimum Wage Fixing Convention, 1970 (No. 131).        Read more
    
     
            
                    February 15, 2014            
    
    
        This is a joint publication between CPD and Agamee Prakashani, which was brought out during the Amar Ekushey Boimela 2014. The publication comprises selected articles on Bangladesh economy.        Read more
    
     
            
                    January 15, 2014            
    
    
        With about USD 392 million per year received since 2006, Bangladesh is among the top 15 recipients of Aid for Trade (AfT) funds. Indeed, AfT commitments increased by 35 percent since the AfT initiative was initiated in 2005, but in in recent years disbursements declined by 29 percent.        Read more
    
    
                    December 3, 2013            
    
    
        The Global Policy and Development department at Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES), under its Perspectives Series, has published “Lagging Behind: Lessons from the Least Developed Countries for a Development Agenda Post-2015,” based on the CPD study titled “Attaining the MDGs: How Successful are the LDCs?”        Read more
    
    
                    December 1, 2013            
    
    
        The policy brief published in November 2013 takes a look into areas such as sustainable food production and consumption systems, protection of vulnerable groups, holistic approach to food security, trade and climate change linkages and gender equality.        Read more
    
    
                    November 20, 2013            
    
    
        This study, in the context of Bangladesh, explores the nature and extent of devolution of fiscal and financial powers to the city corporations/municipalities – the urban local government institutions.        Read more
    
     
            
                    November 5, 2013            
    
    
        The study analyses the trends in the evolution of the mechanisms in terms of their structure, mandate, role/function and main areas of work. It explores how the various mechanisms coordinate and collaborate with each other as well as with other stakeholders.        Read more
    
     
            
                    October 21, 2013            
    
    
        The paper presents insights into the nature and extent of participation of the civil society organisations in the Bangladesh PRS exercise, and analyses the degrees of representation, accountability and inclusiveness achieved in the country’s PRS process.        Read more
    
    


