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Data & statistics on Urban and Rural Population, Bangladesh – 7901 results
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Trends in Urban and Rural Population, Bangladesh
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Trends in Urban and Rural Population, Bangladesh

www.rrojasdatabank.info/urbsustasia/urbsustasia3.pdf

The population of Bangladesh in 2005 was estimated at more than 152 million ...
It is projected to fall to 1.2% by 2025. Urban population growth rate ...
.1 It is expected to fall to around 3% by 2050. The total urban population in 2001

2030 (projection) | rrojasdatabank.info – 19 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.rrojasdatabank.info/urbsustasia/urbsustasia3.pdf
Proportion of mothers without formal education among urban poor and rural population of Bangladesh during the period 1990-2000 (urban n=70,805, rural n=348,084).
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Proportion of mothers without formal education among urban poor and rural population of Bangladesh during the period 1990-2000 (urban n=70, 805, rural n=348, 084).

www.hki.org/research/Health_Nutritional_Surveillance_Development_2003.pdf

Figure 8 shows that the proportion of women that had no formal education declined between 1990 and 2000, particularly in the rural areas. Because most women had ...
without formal education was higher in the urban areas may reflect both poorer ...
bangladesh

Jan 2000 | Helen Keller Int’l - Preventing Blindness & Malnutrition Worldwide, Vitamin A Supplementation, Cataract Treatment, Food – 21 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.hki.org/research/Health_Nutritional_Surveillance_Development_2003.pdf
Total urban and rural population levels and trends in Bangladesh (1961-2001)
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Total urban and rural population levels and trends in Bangladesh (1961-2001)

www.unescap.org/huset/lgstudy/new-countrypaper/Bangladesh/Bangladesh.pdf

Total population (million) Growth rate Urban population (million) Growth rate (urban) Rural population (million) Growth rate (rural) Year Urban Rural % Source: BBS, Population Census, 1981, 1991 and 2001 ...
Country Reports on Local Government Systems: Bangladesh status. The pattern ...
2 per cent. The percentage of Muslim population in 1991 was 88.3 while that of Hindus

Jan 2001 | United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific – 214 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.unescap.org/huset/lgstudy/new-countrypaper/Bangladesh/Bangladesh.pdf
Percentage of rural and urban population in poverty in Bangladesh for selected years

Percentage of rural and urban population in poverty in Bangladesh for selected years

rspas.anu.edu.au/papers/asarc/2004_13.pdf

Recent Developments in the Bangladesh Economy Mohammad Alauddin Table 12: Percentage of rural and urban population in poverty in Bangladesh for selected years Year Rural Urban Source: BBS (1998, p.638; 2003, p.697); Tisdell and Alauddin (2003, p.196). ...
There has been a higher decline of poverty in urban areas as compared to rural areas. Thus ...
than the rural sector. As Tisdell and Alauddin (2003, p.198) observe: Bangladesh’s market

Jan 2003 | Asia Pacific Research - Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies - RSPAS - ANU
Original Url: http://rspas.anu.edu.au/papers/asarc/2004_13.pdf
Since early sixties, there has been a rapid urbanization in Bangladesh, with the share of urban population rising from 5.2 per cent in 1961 to 10 20.7 per cent in 1991. Rural-urban migration has played a major role in urban population growth in the past forty years. The urban population growth was very fast over the recent period, estimated at more than 5% per annum during 1990-95.
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Since early sixties, there has been a rapid urbanization in Bangladesh, with the share of urban population rising from 5.2 per cent in 1961 to 10 20.7 per cent in 1991. Rural-urban migration has ...

www.mdgbangla.org/country_progress/bangladesh_hdr/Chap7.pdf

Some surveys provided sporadic information on rural-urban migration (Islam 1996 ...
and trends of migrant flows, major rural-urban migration destinations, causes ...
the feminization of rural-urban migration, which started in the early eighties. The report

Jan 1995 | Millennium Development Goals (MDG) :: Bangladesh – 65 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.mdgbangla.org/country_progress/bangladesh_hdr/Chap7.pdf
Also lower level of awareness about the Internet and the benefits it can offer. Study shows, less than 50% of the population (urban or rural) is aware about Internet in Bangladesh (see Figure 6.2). (Telenor, 2010)

Also lower level of awareness about the Internet and the benefits it can offer. Study shows, less than 50% of the population (urban or rural) is aware about Internet in Bangladesh (see Figure 6.2). ( ...

www.digitalbangladesh.gov.bd/documents/Strategic%20Priorities%20of%20Digital%20Bangladesh%20Oct%2010.pdf

population. Study shows accessing Internet in Bangladesh is twice as costly as it is in India or Pakistan, relative to the average income of our population (see figure 5 ...
October 2010 Strategic Priorities of Digital Bangladesh Local Government Division ...
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Jan 2010 | Digital Bangladesh: Mobile Banking Through UISC
Original Url: http://www.digitalbangladesh.gov.bd/documents/Strategic%20Priorities%20of%20Digital%20Bangladesh%20Oct%2010.pdf
Prevalence of overweight and chronic energy deficiency (CED) among women in rural and urban poor areas in Bangladesh, 2000À04c. a b *P < 0.001 for comparison between rural and urban poor (chi-squared test); aAt risk of overweight (BMI 23.0À<25 kg/m2), Overweight Grade 1 (BMI 25–<30 kg/m2), Overweight Grade 2 (BMI ! 30 kg/m2); bCED Grade 1 (BMI 17.0–<18.5 kg/m2), Grade 2 (BMI 16.0–<17 kg/m2), Grade ...
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Prevalence of overweight and chronic energy deficiency (CED) among women in rural and urban poor areas in Bangladesh, 2000À04c. a b *P < 0.001 for comparison between rural and urban poor (chi-squared ...

ije.oxfordjournals.org/content/36/2/449.full.pdf

* Grade 3 Grade 2 Grade 1 CED Rural (n = 242 433) Urban poor (n = 39 749) * * * At risk Overweight Obese Normal Overweight ...
populations, a particular BMI reflects a higher percentage of body fat than in Caucasian populations. In view of that, in 2004, a WHO expert consultation19 identified potential public health action points along the continuum of the BMI for Asian populations. Cut ...
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May 2007 | Oxford Journals | Medicine | International Journal of Epidemiology – 24 more results from this site
Original Url: http://ije.oxfordjournals.org/content/36/2/449.full.pdf
For the last two period are based on the upper poverty lines as discused in Ahmed (2004). ** Figures are computed from the urban and rural estimates using populaiton weights for those in poverty. *** Figures represnt the averages for the given poverty gaps, weighted by the size of the population. Source: Ravallion and Sen (1996) and Ahmed (2004) for Bangladesh; Sharma (2004) for India; CBS (2005) and ...

For the last two period are based on the upper poverty lines as discused in Ahmed (2004). ** Figures are computed from the urban and rural estimates using populaiton weights for those in poverty. *** ...

homepages.wmich.edu/~uwagle/poorSA.pdf

Periods Dollar a Day Poverty line Bangladesh Two Dollars a Day Poverty line ...
bangladesh, india, nepal, pakistan, sri lanka

Jan 2006 | Western Michigan University
Original Url: http://homepages.wmich.edu/~uwagle/poorSA.pdf
Urban-rural similarities using MICS 2009 indicators for Bangladesh
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Urban-rural similarities using MICS 2009 indicators for Bangladesh

www.unicef.org/bangladesh/Urban_paper_lowres.pdf

Table 4: Urban-rural similarities using MICS 2009 indicators for Bangladesh Indicator Population using an improved sanitation facility Breastfeeding within one hour ...
Urban-rural differences for MICS 2009 indicators When analysing the components of the CDI, the most obvious observation is the absence of any difference between urban ...
between urban and rural areas This study suggests that urban-rural comparisons obscure

Jan 2009 | UNICEF – 382 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.unicef.org/bangladesh/Urban_paper_lowres.pdf
Comparison of population/staff ratios between urban and rural districts of Bangladesh. ( p-values for the differences of the means)
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Comparison of population/staff ratios between urban and rural districts of Bangladesh. ( p-values for the differences of the means)

www.heubd.org/PUBLICATIONS/Research%20paper%20in%20PDF/research%20paper%2012.pdf

Table 12 compares the population/staff ratios between urban and rural districts. As expected, there is a highly significant difference in PHC staff density between rural and urban districts, which demonstrates that government services focus on rural areas ...
Table 12: Comparison of population/staff ratios between urban and rural ...
FWA HA FWA/HA DGFP FPI Unified FPI/HI DGHS HI RURAL Mean Std. Deviation URBAN Mean

Dec 2002 | Health Economics Unit (HEU) – 19 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.heubd.org/PUBLICATIONS/Research%20paper%20in%20PDF/research%20paper%2012.pdf
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