The document discusses expanding the use of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in Bangladesh beyond traditional sectors like transportation and energy infrastructure to also include non-traditional sectors like education, healthcare, agriculture, and the environment. It outlines how PPPs could help Bangladesh achieve its development goals and reduce dependence on foreign donors. While PPPs face challenges in both traditional and non-traditional sectors, adopting principles of equity, transparency, and mutual benefit as well as addressing issues like political will and a capable private sector can help PPPs succeed in non-traditional areas as they have in other countries. The document concludes Bangladesh should pursue similar PPP interventions in non-traditional sectors through new policies and guidelines that also foster