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Of the Nation Born: The Bangladesh Papers (Zubaan Series on Sexual Violence and Impunity in South Asia)Herausgeber: Hameeda Hossain, Amena Mohsin
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Microfinance and Its Discontents: Women in Debt in BangladeshAutor: Lamia Karim
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Alluvium: Dhaka, Bangladesh in the Crossroads of WaterAutoren: James Timberlake, Stephen Kieran
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After the Exodus: Gender and Belonging in Bangladesh's Rohingya Refugee Camps (South Asia in the Social Sciences)Autor: Farhana Afrin Rahman
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Bangladesh: The Price of FreedomAutor: Raghu Rai
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Fifty Years of Bangladesh: Economy, Politics, Society and Culture (Routledge Contemporary South Asia)Herausgeber: Rounaq Jahan, Rehman Sobhan
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Bangladesh: Beyond The Ganges: Your Pilot to the Land of Rivers.Autor: Quicia Quiján
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Whatever Comes, Eat It: Living and working as an expat in Russia, Bangladesh, Thailand, UAE and South KoreaAutor: Kathy Binns
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All you need to know about BangladeshAutor: Jonas Hoffmann-Schmidt
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Bangladesh: PhotographyAutor: Peter Voss
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Population Census (Bangladesh) -2001, Zila Series: Gaibandha ZilaBangladesh Bureau of StatisticsTaschenbuchBangladesh has a long tradition of population censuses. After the country gained Independence, the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) was established in 1974, bringing together the former Provincial Bureau of Statistics, the Central Statistical Office. the Population Census Organization of Home Ministry, the Agriculture Census commission and the Agriculture Bureau of Statistics of the Agriculture Ministry. The first census of independent Bangladesh was held in 1974. Subsequent censuses were conducted in 1981, 1991 and 2001. Following the decennial tradition of conducting the Population Census, the fifth decennial census was conducted from the 15th to 19th of March, 2011, which corresponds with the 1th to the 5th of Chaitro, 1417 on the Bengali calendar. The main objectives of the census were to enumerate all the households and the people in the country at one point of time. As recommended by the National Statistical Council (NSC) the entire census work has three phases. In Phase I, basic information of all households and individual persons was collected using a short questionnaire designed for data capture through Intelligent Character Recognition (lCR). ln Phase 2, a Post Enumeration Check (PEC) survey was conducted for evaluation of the quality and extent of coverage of the main census. Finally, in Phase 3, a Sample Census will be conducted to collect detailed information on housing, households, Population and their socio-demographic characteristics. The field work relating to Phase 1 and 2 has been completed; the field work relating to Phase 3 is expected to be completed by October, 2011. A Standing Technical Committee, comprised of well known experts in various disciplines, was formed to provide advice to the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics on various matters relating to the Census. Two data users conferences were organized by the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, where various census data users and subject matter experts participated and exchanged their . |
Population Census (Bangladesh) -2001, Zila Series: Barisal ZilaBangladesh Bureau of StatisticsTaschenbuchBangladesh has a long tradition of population censuses. After the country gained Independence, the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) was established in 1974, bringing together the former Provincial Bureau of Statistics, the Central Statistical Office. the Population Census Organization of Home Ministry, the Agriculture Census commission and the Agriculture Bureau of Statistics of the Agriculture Ministry. The first census of independent Bangladesh was held in 1974. Subsequent censuses were conducted in 1981, 1991 and 2001. Following the decennial tradition of conducting the Population Census, the fifth decennial census was conducted from the 15th to 19th of March, 2011, which corresponds with the 1th to the 5th of Chaitro, 1417 on the Bengali calendar. The main objectives of the census were to enumerate all the households and the people in the country at one point of time. As recommended by the National Statistical Council (NSC) the entire census work has three phases. In Phase I, basic information of all households and individual persons was collected using a short questionnaire designed for data capture through Intelligent Character Recognition (lCR). ln Phase 2, a Post Enumeration Check (PEC) survey was conducted for evaluation of the quality and extent of coverage of the main census. Finally, in Phase 3, a Sample Census will be conducted to collect detailed information on housing, households, Population and their socio-demographic characteristics. The field work relating to Phase 1 and 2 has been completed; the field work relating to Phase 3 is expected to be completed by October, 2011. A Standing Technical Committee, comprised of well known experts in various disciplines, was formed to provide advice to the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics on various matters relating to the Census. Two data users conferences were organized by the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, where various census data users and subject matter experts participated and exchanged their . |
Economic Census (Bangladesh) 2001 & 2003, Zila Series: Narail ZilaBangladesh Bureau of StatisticsTaschenbuchThe mobile nature of the population of England and Wales is illustrated by new census data, which shows that one in eight people had moved address in the year before Census 2001. This is one of the many findings revealed from the Census 2001:National Report for England and Wales part 2. This report follows the first part of the National Report for England and Wales, which published in May 2003 and.. |
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