The gross domestic product from Bangladesh grew on the average since 1990 by 2,5% per year. The population growth has been go down itself on 2,2%. The inflation rate was with on the average 5% the far below average all of developing countries. The structure of the economy changed during this time. The proportion of the agriculture of the gross national product sank between 1995 and 2006 of 26,4% to 20,5%, during this period increased the industry of 24,6% to 28% and that of the services of 4,9% to 51,5%.Bangladesh integration into the world economy increased: While the foreign trade constituted 1997 about 31% of the gross national product, in the year 2006 36% were scarce.
Bangladesh integration into the world economy increased: While the foreign trade constituted 1997 about 31% of the gross national product, in the year 2006 36% were scarce. Above all responsible for this was the growth of the exports - their proportion rose from 12% to 15%. The chronic foreign trade deficit Bangladesh was thus reduced.Importantly changed itself the structure of the exports; the proportion of agricultural raw materials (e.g. Jute) sank between 1997 and 2006 of 19% to 10%, the proportion of industrial finished products (particularly clothing) rose from 77% to 90%.
By missing investment the population cannot participate in economic successes. The enormous market potential is available. Bangladesh is dependent on the import on food from India. The realms will enrich and the levers to become ever poorer.
The support of the economic development is done among other things via incomes of the agricultural cultivation from Chittagong. Moreover there are donations from Bangladesh, Germany and America. Bangladeshi, Germans and Americans pay membership contribution and support hereby the foundation. Additionally a close co-operation with partner organizations exists.
MAAKbari has a very positively evaluated methodology since the establishment in the year 1934. This looks as follows:
-Basically MAAKbari does not give cash money, but contribution for equipment/goods by selective procedures
-MAAKbari gives financial support with the purchase of rickshaws (invested cash profitless is back-required and without interest, only with loss balance)
-MAAKbari gives financial support for the land irrigation (invested cash profitless is back-required and without interest, only with loss balance)
-MAAKbari gives financial support for the vegetable growing (invested cash profitless is back-required and without interest, only with loss balance)
-Other else
It can be helped by basic research work in the social health service, in the agrarian and agriculture and in particular within the area of the climate change. Moreover the foundation need of the technological know-how in all areas of life profits.
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