1. YTP Case Competition
2013
3
1 Md. Moniruzzaman Khan
Presented by:
2 Shami Moon Nahar
3 Safiqul Islam
Department of Business Administration
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology
2. Answer to question no 1
Bangladesh is a developing and a huge potential country.
Three most contributing factors for economic growth are:
Remittance
Urbanization Export
7. Answer to the question No 3
Sustainable growth is about making sure that people
throughout the world can satisfy their basic needs now while
making sure that future generation can also look forward to
the same quality of life.
Inclusive growth refers both to the pace and pattern of
growth, which are considered interlinked and therefore it
need to be address together
8. My view: sustainable growth is preferable than the
inclusive growth
Rationality for supporting my opinion
S.I Strategy Argument
Transform Dhaka into a global We need to establish productive firms
1 competitive metro region in a sustainable way otherwise it will
decline the central productivity of
Dhaka
Average Chittagong City’s Sustainable growth is essential
2 natural comparative otherwise it will lose its potentiality
advantages as a port city. to serve as commercial life line.
3 Enabling environment for local without sustainable alternative
economic development economic growth is not possible
9. Rationality for supporting my opinion(Cont.)
S.I Strategy Argument
4 Enhancing the program of EPZ The growth of EPZ is quite impossible
to foster industry without sustainable development.
competitiveness.
5 Promotion of urban reforms Plant and favorable urbanization are
the result of sustainable growth.
To meet the natural disaster Lack of sustainable growth and
development causes:
6 •River erosion
•Flood
•Cyclone
•Tidal waves
7 Proper utilization of men power Without sustainable development we
are unable to utilize skill men power.
8 Maximum utilization of natural Absent of sustainable growth hampers
recourses the proper management of natural
resources
10. Answer to the question no 5
Bangladesh is a developing country of south Asia. Her
economic condition is upgrading day by day. At present
according to IMF our current GDP growth rate is 6% and
according to economic review of Bangladesh our current GNI
is $848.
Today we are standing on the year of 2013 and on the year of
2021 Bangladesh will reach glorious 50 years of her
independence. We are hopeful enough that Bangladesh will
be a middle income country within 2021.
11. Criteria of Middle Income Country
To be a middle class country, Bangladesh need to gain at least GNI $1310 atlas
by 2021.
Now question is How ?
Source : world bank estimates
When GNI When GNI When GNI When GNI When GNI
per capita per capita per capita per capita per capita
target is target is target is target is target is
$1006 $1310 $1310 $1446 $1446
Required per capita GNI 2.5 5.3 5.3 6.3 6.3
growth rate (%)
Share of remittance in 9.0 9.0 5.0 9.0 5.0
atlas GNI
GDP per capita target 916 1192 1245 1316 1374
for MIC
Required per capita 2.4 5.2 5.6 6.2 6.6
GDP growth rate
Require GDP growth 3.8 6.6 7.0 7.6 8.0
rate (%)
12. Challenges for Bangladesh to be MIC
Corruption
Political instability
Population problem
Natural calamity
Week monitoring capacity
Absence of adequate public and private
investment
Absence of primary fuel Supply
Lace of own technical expert
13. Our target and strategy
Sectoral share of GDP(%)
Sector Average(FY04)-FY09) FY2021
Agriculture 21.70 15.0
Industry 29.00 40.0
Manufacturing 17.10 30.0
Service 49.30 45.0
Source: Bangladesh planning commission
SME base industrialization
Immerging opportunities for global market
Favorable condition to make the RMG produce
encourage for FDI
Development of tourism
14. Sectoral share of GDP(%)
Sector Average(FY04-FY09) FY2021
Export 16.01 26.0
Import 21.4 32.0
Trade balance -5.3 -6.0
Remittance 8.3 12
Source : Bangladesh planning commission
Favorable tariff regime
To stimulate technology
Transfer and adoption
Initiatives for the RMG diversification
Vocational tanning system
15. Objectives and targets of Power sectors in the
perspective plan 2021
Electricity generation in the country by 2013 (8500MW)
Electricity generation in the country by 2015 (11500MW)
Electricity generation in the country by 2021 (20,000MW)
Electricity or all by 2021
Constriction of power plant
Private sector involvement
Priority for regional co-operation for the import of electricity
Pragmatic approach for utilization of natural resource