State of the Bangladesh Economy in FY2023-24 (First Reading)
Independent Review of
RBD
Bangladesh's Development
Labour rights in Bangladesh-Commitments and concerns
6.2 Analytical structure
☐ In order to analyse, this chapter employs a customised
two-circle framework (Figure 6.1)
☐ In accordance with this framework, the chapter
compiled concerns raised by the USA, EU, and UN
regarding the labour rights situation in Bangladesh
☐ These concerns were drawn from various sources,
including their official statements, reports focusing on
Bangladesh, and minutes of meetings with different
agencies in Bangladesh
☐ Furthermore, the chapter conducted a data-based
evaluation of Bangladesh's compliance with labour
rights, specifically assessing its progress against the
(NAP) (2021-2026); targets to be met before graduating
from LDCs; SDGs 2030 targets
☐ Additionally, the chapter compared this progress with
that of other peer developing countries, namely India,
China, Vietnam, and Sri Lanka
☐ Finally, drawing from the findings gained through the
analysis, several recommendations have been put forth
CPD (2023): State of the Bangladesh Economy in FY2023-24 (First Reading)
Figure 6.1: Two-circle-framework for the analysis of this chapter
Reports of USA, EU, and UN agencies
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Official statements
- Meeting minutes
of
oservations of
of the USA
Observations of the EU
Labour rights
situations in
Bangladesh
through the lens
of global
communities
Observations of the UN
- National and global data sources
- National and global reports
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Newspaper reports
National Plan of Action
Key Recommendations
Source: Authors' illustration
Progress
ess of peer
Data based
assessment of
Bangladesh's
labour rights
performance
LDC graduation and SDGS
countries
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