Bangladesh's inherent problem of limited cultivable land has been exacerbated by a population pressure of mounting intensity. In addition, the country has suffered from river floods, an unprecedented cyclone and tidal wave, and nine months of armed conflict. Urgent relief and rehabilitation tasks have dominated Government policy, but the mobilization of domestic resources for a series of quick-yielding, low-cost, labor-intensive projects is essential...
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INFORMATION
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1972/12/01
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Rapport économique ou sectoriel antérieur à 2003
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PS13
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6
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2010/06/12
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Disclosed
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Modern inputs
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Land and Water Resources