Type | Report |
Title | Sustainable Development Goals: Land Use, Food Security and Changing Pattern of Agriculture in Bangladesh |
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Publication (Day/Month/Year) | 2016 |
Publisher | Bangladesh Academy for Rural Development (BARD) |
City | Kotbari, Comilla |
Country/State | Bangladesh |
Abstract | The United Nations and its member countries recently agreed for post-2015 agenda for sustainable development commonly known as Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This agenda was launched at United Nations Summit in September 2015. The proposed SDGs include 17 goals combining human development and environmental objectives targeted to be achieved by 2030. Bangladesh being the ‘very good performer’ on MDGs in South Asia and Least Developed Countries has important responsibility to provide inputs to new global initiatives like SDGs. Success stories of Bangladesh on achieving the MDGs have been reflected in different documents. However, that does not mean that the country should remain idle and relax, but needs extra efforts both for sustaining the development works achieved so far and also adopt measures for addressing SDGs. The Government of Bangladesh has already made some commitments on SDGs. Other than providing inputs, the county needs to adopt massive efforts addressing SDGs for itself. |
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