Policy Brief on “From Barrier to Bridge: Reforming Tax Incidence on Renewable Energy Equipment in Bangladesh” Citation: Raihan, S., Ahmed, M. T., Ahmed, S. T., Chakraborty, A., & Mubarrat, N. (2026). From Barrier to Bridge: Reforming Tax Incidence on Renewable Energy Equipment in Bangladesh. SANEM Publications, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Bangladesh depends heavily on imported fossil fuels.…
Policy Brief on “Unequal Burdens: How Fossil Fuel Price Shocks Affect Macroeconomy, Sectors, and Households in Bangladesh” Citation: Raihan, S., Ahmed, M. T., & Razib, M. (2026). Unequal Burdens: How Fossil Fuel Price Shocks Affect Macroeconomy, Sectors, and Households in Bangladesh. SANEM Publications, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Bangladesh relies heavily on imported fossil fuels. Its dependence on…
SANEM-AAB Policy Brief on Youth Survey 2025: Tracking Perceptions on Reforms, Skills, Jobs, and Education Citation: Raihan, S., Hasan, E., & Tasneem, S. (2026). Youth Survey 2025: Tracking Perceptions on Reforms, Skills, Jobs, and Education. SANEM-ActionAid Bangladesh Policy Brief. April 2026. SANEM Publications. Dhaka. Bangladesh stands at a defining crossroads in its demographic transition with…
The transport sector of Bangladesh, while on one hand is an important driver of economic growth, is also one of the major contributors to Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions.
The transport sector of Bangladesh, while on one hand is an important driver of economic growth, is also one of the major contributors to Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions.
The transport sector of Bangladesh, while on one hand is an important driver of economic growth, is also one of the major contributors to Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions.
The transport sector of Bangladesh, while on one hand is an important driver of economic growth, is also one of the major contributors to Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions.
Globally, climate change disrupts energy systems through extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and shifting resource availability.
The agriculture sector is a major contributor to income and employment generation in Bangladesh.
Climate change poses a vital threat to the development trajectory of Bangladesh, given its exposure to climate-related risks such as floods, cyclones, sea-level rise, salinity intrusion, and heat stress