Five Year Plans

Five-Year Strategic Framework for Reform and Development (July 2026–June 2031) Transforming Economy from Fragility to Prosperity: Recovery, Restoration and Reconstruction (3R) Strategies Published by the General Economics Division (GED) of the Bangladesh Planning Commission, this landmark national planning document outlines the government’s comprehensive roadmap to rebuild the state and economy following years of structural challenges and mismanagement. Guided by the philosophy of "Bangladesh First" and "Bangladesh Before All," the framework establishes a dynamic, time-bound 3R Strategy—Recovery (Year 1), Restoration (Years 1–3), and Reconstruction (Years 3–5)—to transition Bangladesh from economic fragility into a resilient, inclusive welfare state.

Five-Year Strategic Framework for Reform and Development (July 2026–June 2031) Transforming Economy from Fragility to Prosperity: Recovery, Restoration and Reconstruction (3R) Strategies Published by the General Economics Division (GED) of the Bangladesh Planning Commission, this landmark national planning document outlines the government’s comprehensive roadmap to rebuild the state and economy following years of structural challenges and mismanagement. Guided by the philosophy of "Bangladesh First" and "Bangladesh Before All," the framework establishes a dynamic, time-bound 3R Strategy—Recovery (Year 1), Restoration (Years 1–3), and Reconstruction (Years 3–5)—to transition Bangladesh from economic fragility into a resilient, inclusive welfare state.

The National MPI, estimated for the first time, offers a holistic perspective on multidimensional poverty in Bangladesh, enabling assessments at the national, divisional, and district levels. This MPI represents the Multidimensional Poverty for Bangladesh in 2019. The MPI can thus be an additional indicator of poverty estimates. In the Agenda 2030, target 1.2 of SDG Goal 1 has clearly articulated the importance of multidimensionality in measuring poverty. By considering multiple dimensions of poverty, namely health, education, and living standards, the MPI provides a comprehensive framework to identify and address the specific deprivations faced by different groups within a society.

The National MPI, estimated for the first time, offers a holistic perspective on multidimensional poverty in Bangladesh, enabling assessments at the national, divisional, and district levels. This MPI represents the Multidimensional Poverty for Bangladesh in 2019. The MPI can thus be an additional indicator of poverty estimates. In the Agenda 2030, target 1.2 of SDG Goal 1 has clearly articulated the importance of multidimensionality in measuring poverty. By considering multiple dimensions of poverty, namely health, education, and living standards, the MPI provides a comprehensive framework to identify and address the specific deprivations faced by different groups within a society.