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Five-Year Strategic Framework for Reform and Development (July 2026–June 2031) Volume-II

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.

Published by:General Economics Division (GED)
Numbers of views:195

August 19, 2026

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Five-Year Strategic Framework for Reform and Development (July 2026–June 2031) Volume-I

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.

Published by:General Economics Division (GED)
Numbers of views:195

August 19, 2026

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THE FIRST FIVE YEAR PLAN 1973-78

The "First Five Year Plan 1973-78" refers to the initial national development plan implemented in Bangladesh following its independence, focusing on a socialist development policy with the primary goals of accelerating economic growth, poverty alleviation, and employment generation through human resource development, all within the timeframe of 1973 to 1978; it aimed to achieve a balanced approach between public and private sector involvement in the economy while prioritizing agriculture and basic infrastructure development.