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Bangladesh is the most densely populated agricultural nation in the world, and the majority of Bangladeshis earn their living either directly or indirectly from agriculture. DEC abstract (PD-ABJ-159)

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Bangladesh. Ministry of Food. Food Planning and Monitoring SecretariatLikely, not confirmed6
Bangladesh. Ministry of AgricultureLikely, not confirmed1
Bangladesh. Ministry of EstablishmentLikely, not confirmed1
Bangladesh. Ministry of FoodLikely, not confirmed1
End year 1994 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed2
Scope: country: BangladeshLikely, not confirmed2
Winrock International human resources development program in BangladeshLikely, not confirmed1
Operational review : public procurement of rice by open tender in Bangladesh (Boro season of 1992)Likely, not confirmed1
Joint tripartite evaluation of Institute of Postgraduate Studies in Agriculture project (subproject of technical resources II and agricultural research II projects)Likely, not confirmed1
Final evaluation of USAID-funded export development project in BangladeshLikely, not confirmed1
Rolled out under Ronald ReaganOur estimate2
International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)Stated in a document45
Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies (BIDS)Stated in a document6
Checchi and Co. Consulting, Inc. (CCCI)Stated in a document1
Uniconsult, Inc.Stated in a document1
Oregon State University. Ofc. of International Research and DevelopmentStated in a document1
Uniconsult International, Ltd.Stated in a document1
Academy for Planning and DevelopmentStated in a document1
Kranti Associates Ltd.Stated in a document1
Development Alternatives, Inc. (DAI)Stated in a document1
BangladeshStated in a document54
388-0027-C-9026Stated in a document27
DAN-4111-B-9112Stated in a document25
388-0074-C-9077Stated in a document1
ANE-0027-C-6030Stated in a document1
AEP-5451-I-05-2059Stated in a document1
AEP-5451-I-2059Stated in a document1
388-0060-HCC-8701-00Stated in a document1
388-0060-HCC-8701-01Stated in a document1
USAID. Mission to BangladeshStated in a document52
BangladeshStated in a document54
Topics (15)Stated in a document15
Start year 1989Stated in a document2
Export development project (a component of technical resources II project)Stated in a document1

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Executive summary : re-thinking rural poverty : a case for Bangladesh, an other usaid supported study/document from 1992 PN-ABS-317
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Credit and Bangladesh's foodgrain market : is more targeting of credit necessary?, an other usaid supported study/document from 1993 PN-ABS-147
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Cross-border trade and commodity prices of principal food items, an other usaid supported study/document from 1994 PN-ABS-138
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