SDG Action Plan - Final Draft - 03.10.17

Ministry of Commerce
SDG Action Plan through National Mid-Term and Long-Term Development Plans
Action Plan for SDGs target 2.b
Goal-2: End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture
SDG Targets Global Lead/ Associ 7th FYP On-going Requirement of New Actions/ Policy/
Indicators for Co-lead ate Goals/Targets Project/ Programme/Strategy/Action Project/ Programme/ Projects Strategy if
SDG Targets Ministri Ministr related to SDG to achieve 7th FYP Goals/ Strategy/Action up to beyond 7th Needed
es/ ies/ Targets and Targets 2020 FYP Period (in
Remark
Division Divisio Indicators Cost (2021- relation
Cost in in
ns Project Title Project Title 2030) with
BDT BDT
and Period and Period (milli Column 8)
(million)
on)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
2.b Correct and prevent 2.b.1 Lead: FD; • Rural areas of lagging 1) Develop and review - 1) Conduct a 10 1) Develop and review
trade restrictions and Producer MoC MoA; districts would get special Bangladesh Country study to identify/ Bangladesh Country
distortions in world Support MoFA; priority in agricultural Position time to time on access the current Position time to time
agricultural markets, Estimate MoFL credit disbursement and the developments of the level of support on the developments of
including through the agricultural subsidy negotiations. (WTO Cell, /subsidy provided the negotiations.
parallel elimination of Programme. MoC) by the Govt. and (WTO Cell, MoC)
all forms of agricultural identify some
export subsidies and all • Reducing anti-export policy 2) Project required to
export measures with bias of the trade regime – support/recomme implement necessary
equivalent effect, in export bias of the current ndation for the changes required in
accordance with the import, tariff and subsidy preparation of post LDC situation
mandate of the Doha regime that favours post LDC based on the findings
Development Round import-substituting situation. of the study. (WTO
production over exports (July 2018 - June Cell, MoC)
2020)
• Continuing price support (WTO Cell, 3) Negotiation and
and input subsidy to MoC) dispute resolution
farmers (WTO Cell,MoC)
2) Project 5.00
required to 4) Initiatives to
implement promote special credits
necessary facilities at growers
changes required level (MoFL)
in post LDC
situation based on 5) Promotion of
the findings of the micro-credit programs
study. (MoFL)
(July 2018 - June
2020) 6) Provide modern
(WTO Cell, MoC) technology & quality
input to farmers for the
production of export
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3) Developing 10.00 quality agricultural
negotiation skill product through Good
Assessing Agricultural Practice
(July 2018 - June (GAP) and supply
2020) chain or value chain
(WTO Cell, development. (DAE,
MoC) BADC, BARI, BJRI,
4) Assess 10.00 BRRI, SRDI, BINA,
subsidy CDB)
effectiveness
(study) 7) Expansion of
(July 2018 - June modern technology for
2020) the production of
(WTO Cell, export quality
MoC) agricultural product
through Good
5) Stakeholder 2000. Agricultural Practices.
awareness project 00 (DAE, BADC, BARI,
(WTO Cell, BJRI, BRRI, SRDI,
MoC) BINA, CDB)
6) Study on
Trade restriction
for agro products
of Bangladesh
(July 2018 - June
2020)
(WTO Cell,
MoC)
7) Expansion of
modern
technology for
the production of
export quality
agricultural
product through
Good
Agricultural
Practices. (DAE)
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Action Plan for SDGs target 2.c
Remark
Cost in in
BDT BDT
(million)
on)
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2.c Adopt measures to 2.c.1 Indicator Lead: MoInf;  Enhance Food Security 1) To establish digital 19199.675 1) Construction 500 Construction of Capacity
ensure the proper of food price MoC MoPA; and Public Food public food storage and of TCB’s concrete grain silo building of
functioning of food anomalies Co-Lead: SID Management. distribution system under Godown in having capacity o PMFC:
commodity markets and MoF  Food storage, modern food storage Rangpur, 50,000 MT at Payra Price
their derivatives and distribution, and access facilities project Moulovibazar & Sea Port with Ancillary Monitoring
facilitate timely access will be ensured (2014-2020) (MoF) Chittagong Facilities and
to market information,  Climate-smart food (July 2018 to Forecasting
including on food systems, ensuring that 2) Construction of 2327.10 June 2020) In order to control and Cell
reserves, in order to climate threats to other Multistoried warehouse (TCB, MoC) monitor price hike of (PMFC) of
help limit extreme food elements of food of Santahar Grain Silo the essentials across the Ministry
price volatility systems be yond Premises Bogra 2) Commodity the country, as a of
agriculture. Such as (25000MT) (January market intelligence Commerce
Market
storage, distribution and 2012-June 2017) (MoF) 50 body, The Price may be
Intelligence Monitoring and strengthene
access are taken into
consideration 3) Construction of 1.05 Improvement Forecasting Cell d as a full
 Improved private lakh Ton Food Godown 4009.10 Project/Progra (PMFC) of the functioning
storage and (s) across the country m (July 2018 - Ministry of Commerce and
transportation facilities (July 2013-June 2018) June 2020) shall be dealing with: permanent
will be motivated for (MoF) (PMFC, MoC) market
ensuring spatial and 1. Supply chain factors intelligence
seasonal availability of 3) Construction 2000 of the food commodity public body
foods 4) Stabilize price and of composite market. for regular
 Measures for ensure smooth supply of 160.00 rice mills along research and
maintaining improved essential commodities with drying and 2. Reasons behind publications
public stock including food storage facilities fluctuation of of price
management. Keeping commodities. (IIT,MoC) (steel silos) at commodity price bulletin/new
adequate public storage Santahar Silo sletters etc.
facilities and enhanced 5) Extension of 11th & Campus, Bogra. 3. Stakeholders
effectiveness of Open 12th floor of TCB Bhaban (2017-2020) consultation regarding
Market Sale are the at Kawran Bazar, Dhaka (MoF) food commodity
important strategies for (July 2016 to June market
maintaining a 2019)
non-discretionary food 4. Establishing a
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grain market. 6) Implement consumers 3000 modern and
 Ensure the safe food awareness activities 4) Rehabilitation scientifically equipped
available in the market (DNCRP) of Dilapidated data center regarding
as there will be Godowns and demand supply,
continuous monitoring Ancillary storage, import and
of contaminant-free Facilities across export related data.
food items by mobile the country (July
laboratory and hygiene 2017 - June 5. Monitoring and
measure under food 2020) (MoF) evaluation of the price
control plan for 776.8 of essential commodity
Bangladesh 5) Construction 0 markets of neighboring
of Jetty and countries.
Conveying 6. Provide modern
System ofr technology & quality
Pstagoa Modern input to farmers for the
Flour Mill production of export
(July 2017 - June quality agricultural
2019) (MoF) product through Good
Agricultural Practice
2000 (GAP) and supply
6)Expansion of chain or value chain
modern development. (DAE,
technology for BADC, BARI, BJRI,
the production of BRRI, SRDI, BINA,
export quality CDB)
agricultural 7. Expansion of
product through modern technology for
Good the production of
Agricultural export quality
Practices. (DAE) agricultural product
through Good
Agricultural Practices.
(DAE, BADC, BARI,
BJRI, BRRI, SRDI,
BINA, CDB)
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Action Plan for SDGs target 8.2
Goal-8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all
SDG Targets Global Lead/ Associate 7th FYP On-going Requirement of New Actions/ Policy/
Indicators for Co-lead Ministries Goals/Targets Project/ Programme/Strategy/Action to Project/ Programme/ Projects Strategy if
SDG Targets Ministrie / related to SDG achieve 7th FYP Goals/ Strategy/Action up to beyond 7th Needed
s/ Divisions Targets and Targets 2020 FYP Period (in Remark
Division Indicators Cost in Cost in (2021- relation with
Project Title Project Title BDT
BDT (million
2030) Column 8)
and Period and Period
(million) )
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
8.2 Achieve higher 8.2.1 Annual Lead: MoLE; • Investment in technology1)that
Establishment of 5 2441.83 1) CCI&E Office 100 1) CCI&E Office
levels of economic growth rate of MoC; MoEWO contributes to improvement IMTs
in in Munshiganj, Capacity Capacity Building for
productivity through real Co-Lead MoST; capital efficiency Faridpur, Chandpur,
Building for Trade Promotion
diversification, GDP per : MoTJ; shirajgong and Bagerhat
technological upgrading employed MoInd; MoFL; • Spending on research (Julyand 2010-December Trade (July 2021-June 2023)
and innovation, person Co-Lead ICTD; development (R&D) in order 2017)
to (MoEWOE) Promotion (Phase-2)
including through a : BFID technological development, (July 2018-June Developme
focus on high value MoA; (BB); innovation and adoption2) Establishment
of of 30 2020) 2760 2) Projects for nt of policy
added and labour MoE; technological change TTCs in different 8257.17 Establishing guideline
intensive sectors E; Districts (July 2010-June 2) Technical Training for
SID • Strengthen combined 2017) (MoEWOE) Strengthening Centres in all safe-food
effort of market Training production
Upazilas of
orientation, deregulation, 3) Establishment of 40 processing
system of the Bangladesh
and trade liberalization TTCs at 40 upazilas and 13312 and
establishment of 1 IMT in BMET with (MoEWOE) marketing
• Implementation of Chittagong (January upgrading of
OLM licensing Module 2016-June 2020) three TTCs 17115. (MoFL)
(p-215) (MoEWOE) (January 90 3)Expansion of non-
2017-June Traditional
• Implementation of 4) Capacity Development
2021) aquaculture (crab,
Online payment facility Program of TTC 871.10 kuchia) to promote
(MoEWOE)
and digital signature Rajshahi (January indigenous people.
(p-215) 2016-December 2019) (MoFL)
(MoEWOE) 3) 7285.4
• Creation of more (25%) Establishment 0 4) Scaling up SIS
Employment opportunity 5) Establishment of of 50 TTCs at farming and non
For unemployed youths Bangladesh-IDB 860.00 Upazila Traditional
friendship technical (IDB level-2nd Phase Aquaculture (MoFL)
• Fish farmers/fishers' teachers Training 660.00)
income raise by 20% by Institute (January (July 2017-June
5) Promotion of
2020. Participation of 2016-Jnue 2019) 2022)
aquaculture
women in aquaculture (MoEWOE) (MoEWOE) 2756.1 technologies in
production, fisheries 0 Chittagong Hill Tracts
CBOs and fish/shrimp 4) (MoFL)
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2030) Column 8)
(million) )
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
processing industries 6)Establishment 1438.33 Strengthening
increase to 25% of Fisheries Diploma Modernization
Institute at Gopalganj,
& Renovation
•Development of Kishorganj and Sirajganj
profitable, diversified Districts Project (MoFL) of 27 TTCs 6) Strengthening of sea
cropping pattern and under BMET food value chain
intervention of 7)Aquaculture 725.90 (July 2017-Jun development for
livestock’s products
upgraded technologies in Development and 2020)
different AEZ Extension Project in and byproducts
(MoEWOE)
Chittagong Hill Tracts (MoFL)
•Production and (MoFL) 5)Establishment
2505.0
consumption of Laboratory 0
diversification with high 8)Culture of Cuchia 223.82 for Diagnosis
value crops (Mud Eel) and Crab in of Fish Diseases,
selected areas of Determination of
•Promote sustained, Bangladesh and Soil and Water
inclusive and sustainable Research project (MoFL) Quality and
economic growth, full 200.865 Testing of Fish
and productive 9) Integrated Agricultural Feed Quality
employment and decent Productivity Project (July 2018 to
work for all (BARI part)(July 2011 to June 2020)
June 2017) (BARI, (MoFL) 1500.0
•Maintain long term BRRI, BADC) 0 7) Strengthen research to
overall prudent 6)Community ensure fair market price
macroeconomic 10) Improvement and 233.275 Based of agricultural products
management through an Quality Seed Production Floodplain at the production as well
appropriate mix of fiscal, of Wheat and Maize-2nd Aquaculture as farmers level. (BARI,
monetary and exchange phase (July 2015 to June in BRRI, BINA, BJRI,
rate policies 2020)(BARI) Bangladesh BSRI, CDB, SRDI,
(July 2018 to DAM)
• Investment rate needs 11)Strengthening of 236.359
June 2020)
to expand from 28.9% in Oilseed and Pulses 8) Production and
(MoFL)
FY2015 to around 34.4% Research and processing of
by FY 2020 Development in agricultural produces for
7)Address
Bangladesh (April 2016 1000. higher economic
to Climate
to June 2021) (BARI)
Change through 00 productivities. (DAE,
Promotion of BADC, BARI, BRRI,
12)Strengthening 705.552 BINA, BJRI, BSRI,
Adaptive
Research on Horticultural CDB)
Aquaculture
Crops and Dissemination
and Fisheries
of Horticultural & field 9) Farm Mechanization
Management
Crop Technology in for economic
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2030) Column 8)
(million) )
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
Charland Areas (April (July 2018 to 1413. productivity of the
2016 to June 2021) June 2020) agricultural products.
354
(BARI) (MoFL) (DAE, BADC, BARl,
633.58 BRRI, BINA, BJRI,
13) Establishment of 8) Establishment BSRI, CDB)
Two ATI's at of Floriculture
Bancharampur Upazila of Research Center 10) Dissemination of
B.Baria District and (July, 2017- the new innovations of
Saturia Upazila of June, 2022) different organizations
Manikgonj (BARI) under Ministry of
District(JulyI3-June 18) Agriculture through
(DAE) 1217. Print, Electronic and
9)
1104.50 Strengthening 829 ICT media. (DAE,
14) Drinking Piped of Spices Crop BADC, AIS, BARl,
Water Supply form BRRI, BINA, BJRI,
Research in
Irrigation Deep BSRI, CDB, SRDI)
Bangladesh
Tubewells Project-
Phase- III (July
(July, 2016- 11) Popularize
2013-June 2017) June, 2021) intercropping with
(BMDA) (MoA) (BARI) sugarcane among
415.00 10) Research farmers (BSRI)
15) Establishment of and
Fashion Design, Extension of 12) Farmers
Training Institute and a Vegetables and 860.0 Training about
Basic Centre for the Spices modern irrigation
Development of Cultivation on 0
techniques and crop
Handloom Fabrics. Floating Bed
cultivation
(MoT&J) (July, 2016-
415.80 (2016-2025)
16) BMRE of June, 2021)
(BARI)
(BMDA)
existing Cloth
Processing Centre at 11)
Enhancement
13) Agribusiness
Madhabdi, Narshingdi. Marketing
(MoT&J) of pulse
583.40 Information and
research and
expansion at Service Centre
greater Faridpur (AMISC). (DAM)
17) Establishment of
and southern
3 handloom service 14) Establishment
region of
centres in different 1000.
Bangladesh of Permanent Tant
loom intensive areas. 00
(July 2017 to Mela to provide
(MoT&J) June 2021) Institutional
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2030) Column 8)
(million) )
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
18) Monetary policy (BARI) Marketing facilities
and inclusive credit 12) for the handloom
policies, financial Strengthening products.
inclusion policies Farm 15) Establishment
Machinery
(BB) of Tant board
Research (Jul
2017 to Jun complex (2nd
1. Learning and 2022) (BARI, phase).
Earning BRRI, BINA, 16) Introduce
Development BJRI, BSRI, Diploma course in
Project (January CDB) the Sylhet, Rangpur
2014-June 2017) 2000. and Bera (Pabna)
2. Leveraging ICT 00 training centres
for Growth 17) Cultivation of
13)
Employment & phuti carpus and
Development of
Governance agricultural production of muslin
(February 2013 - machineries for fabrics
Jun 2019) sugar crop 18) Professional
3. She Power: cultivation and training programme
Sustainable processing for the Officers of
Development for (July 2018 to Bangladesh
Women through June 2020) Handloom Board.
ICT (January (BSRI) 454.50 19) Digitalization
2017- June2019) of Official activities
4. Establishment of 14) Upgra of Bangladesh
12 IT Park dation of Handloom Board
Project July' 1 7 Diploma in Head Office and
-June '20 Textiles Field Offices.
5. Support to Engineering 20) Establishment
Development of Course in of more basic
Kaliakoir Hi-Tech Bangladesh centres and training
Park(other Handloom centres to provide
Hi-Tech Parks) Education and promotional services
January·2013 to Training and training to the
June·2019 Institute weavers.
6. Rajshahi (BHETI), 21) Introduce
Bangbandhu Narsingdi Diploma course in
Hi-Tech Park (MoT&J) the training centres
July-2016 to 585.80 of Bangladesh
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2030) Column 8)
(million) )
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
June-2019 Handloom Board.
7. Sylhet Electronics 15) batsE
City January-2016 foatnemt il6
to December-2018 saon arsomoma
8. Sheikh Hasina demtrea smC2
Software srket
Technology Park rinitoim
January-2013 to demtrea om tte
December-2017 saon demtrea
9. Janata Tower il smafsCeat
Software smCfiin
Technology Park isrC
(Complete (MoT&J)
19110.
Project) 00
10. Sheikh Kamal IT
Training and 16) Establ
Incubation Center ishment of
(January Tant Palli
2017-June2019) (MoT&J) 121.00
11. CUET IT
Business 17) Reviv
Incubator Center ing The
(July 2017-June Technology Of
2019) Muslin Yarn
And Muslin
Fabrics, The
Golden
Heritage of
Bangladesh
(1st phase)
(MoT&J) 1070.0
0
18) Handl
oom Products
Diversification 1591.5
0
19) Mode
rnisation of
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2030) Column 8)
(million) )
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
Handlooms
and Provide
Working
Capital to the
Handloom
Weavers with a
view to
Promote the
Socio-economi
c Condition of
Handloom
Weavers. 250.00
20) Establ
ishment of
training centre,
display cum
sale centre,
disbursement
of microcredit
programme for
the
development
of
socio-economi
c condition of
tribal
handloom
weavers in
Chittagong hill 900.00
tracts
21) Establish
ment of Tant
Board
Complex.
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2030) Column 8)
(million) )
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
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Action Plan for SDGs target 8.a
es/ ies/ Targets and Targets 2020 FYP Period (in Remark
Division Divisio Indicators (2021- relation
ns Cost in Cost in 2030) with
Project Title Project Title
BDT BDT Column 8)
and Period and Period (million)
(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
8.a Increase Aid for 8.a.1 Aid for Lead: ERD, 1) Strengthening 69.30 1) Update and 10.00 1) To conduct a Some
Trade support for Trade MoC MoFA Institutional Capacity and review DTIS study to changes
developing countries, in commitment , Human Resource action matrix and access/identify areas might be
particular least and Development for Trade implement where changes will necessary to
developed countries, disbursements Promotion projects based on be needed in terms make the
including through the (April’16 March’19) the action matrix. of policy, rules and trade regime
Enhanced Integrated (WTO Cell, MoC) (July2018-June’20) regulations as a and trade
Framework for (WTO Cell, MoC) developing country.
facilitation
Trade-Related 2) Update and review (WTO Cell, MoC)
system more
Technical Assistance to DTIS action matrix and
Least Developed implement projects based 2) Regional Trade 2) Capacity trade
Countries on the action matrix. and Investment 40.00 Development for friendly.
(WTO Cell, MoC) Project FTA Feasibility
(July2018-June’20) Study
3) ERD is participating in (WTO Cell, MoC) (WTO Cell, MoC)
global development
forums to strengthen 3) Bangladesh 3) Capacity
Cevefipnemtcooperation Regional 40000. Development for
and keep reminding the Connectivity 00 Economic Modeling
development partners to Project (WTO Cell, MoC)
fulfill their commitments (July2017-June’23)
specifically towards (WTO Cell, MoC)
LDCs to ehcrease Aid for
Trade support and create 4) Creating and
enabling environment for updating Aid for
world wide Trade (AfT) 5.00
nondiscriminatory trade. database in the
(ERD) MoC
(July2018-June’20)
(WTO Cell, MoC)
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(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
5) Donor mapping
and effective
communication
for AfT
(WTO Cell, MoC)
6) Capacity
Building of BFTI
and BPC
(WTO Cell, MoC)
7) Export
Competitiveness
Development
Project (Tier-2)
(WTO Cell, MoC)
1. Efforts will be
taken by ERD to
enhance support
from development
partners to
increase Aid for
Trade support for
Bangladesh. For
doing this, ERD
will arrange or
participate in
various
international/
regional meeting/
seminar/
conference/
workshops to
remind DP’s
commitments
towards
developing
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(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
countries to
Enhance trade
related Technical
Assistance to
LDCs.
A few of which are
stated below:
a. 14th Steering
Committee
Meeting of Global
Partnership for
Effective
Development
Cooperation
(GPEDC) will
bearrangedin
Cox’s Bazar on
23-24 October
2017.
b. Bangladesh
Development
Forum (BDF) will
be arranged by
ERD
Eosmmusffy(ime il
wtich is expected
to be held Ey
Jsmusry 2018).
c. Meetings of
LCG Plenary will
be organized
regularly; and
d. ERD will
participate in
World Bank-IMF
Annual Meeting
2017& 2018
e. Participa
tion in the
51stAnnual
Meeting of ADB’s
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BDT BDT Column 8)
(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
Board of
Governors
scheduled to be
held 2-5 May 2018
in Manila,
Philippines.
f. Participation in
SAARC Finance
Minister’s
Meeting to be
held on
thesideline of
ADB Annual
Meeting
g. Participation in
SASEC Nodal
Officials’
Meeting.
h. Bangladesh
Delegation
comprised of
relevant
stakeholders will
attend (i) SASEC
Energy Working
Group (EWG);
and (ii) SASEC
Trade Facilitation
and Transport
Working Group
(TFTWG).
3. ERD will raise

demand for
promoting a 100.00
universal,
rules-based,
open,
nondiscriminatory
and equitable
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(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
multilateral
trading system in
various global
forums.
(ERD)
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Action Plan for SDGs target 10.a
Goal-10: Reduce inequality within and among countries
Indicators for Co-lead ate Goals/Targets Project/ Project/ Programme/ Projects Strategy if
SDG Targets Ministri Ministr related to SDG Programme/Strategy/A Strategy/Action up to beyond 7th Needed
es/ ies/ Targets and ction to achieve 7th 2020 FYP Period (in
Division Divisio Indicators FYP Goals/ (2021- relation Remark
ns Targets 2030) with

Project Cost in Cost in Column 8)
Project Title
Title BDT BDT
and Period (million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 8 9 1
6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2
0
10.a Implement the 10.a.1 Lead: MoFA • Take necessary steps to bring 1. Capacity building 200.00 1. Capacity building
principle of special and Proportion of MoC about the country's industrial projects for facing post projects would be
differential treatment tariff lines development in line with different LDC situation, when necessary for facing
for developing applied to agreements with the World Trade S&DT facilities no post LDC situation,
countries, in particular imports from Organization (WTO). longer available for when S&DT facilities
least developed least Bangladesh. no longer available for
countries, in accordance developed • Manufacturing sector is (July2018-June’20) Bangladesh.
with World Trade countries and required to be globally (WTO Cell, MoC)
Organization developing competitive supported by a policy 2. Projects might be
agreements countries with environment 2. Projects for proper taken to proper
zero tariff utilization of various 200.00 utilization of various
• A high level of industrial S&DT facilities S&DT facilities
sophistication meeting including LDC services including LDC
internationally recognized waiver & TRIPS services waiver &
standards of product quality, transition period TRIPS transition
within a compliant production (General & period (General &
environment, must be attained by Pharmaceuticals). Pharmaceuticals).
the manufacturing sector to be (July2018-June’20)
globally competitive. (WTO Cell, MoC)
• Export-oriented manufacturing
development will require 3.Capacity development 200.00
enterprises to be fully compliant for Trade related
with WTO multilateral trading Officials
regime and, sometimes, standards (July2018-June’20)
emphasized in importing (WTO Cell, MoC)
countries.
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Indicators for Co-lead ate Goals/Targets Project/ Project/ Programme/ Projects Strategy if
SDG Targets Ministri Ministr related to SDG Programme/Strategy/A Strategy/Action up to beyond 7th Needed
es/ ies/ Targets and ction to achieve 7th 2020 FYP Period (in
Division Divisio Indicators FYP Goals/ (2021- relation Remark
ns Targets 2030) with

Project Cost in Cost in Column 8)
Project Title
Title BDT BDT
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 8 9 1
6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2
0
4. Stakeholder identity
discrimination and 100.00
awareness building
project
(WTO Cell, MoC)
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Goal-17: Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development
Indicators Co-lead Ministries Goals/Targets Project/ Programme/Strategy/Action Project/ Programme/ Projects Strategy if
for Ministrie / related to SDG to achieve 7th FYP Goals/ Strategy/Action up to beyond 7th Needed
SDG Targets s/ Divisions Targets and Targets 2020 FYP Period (in Remark
Division Indicators (2021- relation with
Cost in Cost in 2030) Column 8)
and Period BDT and Period (million)
(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
17.10 Promote a 17.10.1 Lead: ERD, 1) ERD is participating in 1) Efforts will be After graduation from
universal, rules-based, Worldwide MoC GED, global development taken by ERD to LDC, some
open, weighted IRD forums to strengthen enhance support projects/initiative will
non-discriminatory and tariff-averag Co-lead: (NBR) Cevefipnemtcooperation from development be needed to make
equitable multilateral e MoFA and keep reminding the partners to our trading regime
trading system under development partners to increase Aid for compliant with WTO
the World Trade fulfill their commitments Trade support for obligations as a
Organization, including specifically towards Bangladesh. For developing country.
1)Policy
through the conclusion LDCs to ehcrease Aid for doing this, ERD The study proposed
Intervention is
of negotiations under its Trade support and create will arrange or under target 8.a may
recommended on :
Doha Development enabling environment for participate in be useful in this
i) Tariff Policy
world wide various regard.
upgradation
nondiscriminatory trade. international/
(ERD) regional meeting/
ii) Upgrade import
seminar/
Friendly Export
conference/
Policy & Import
workshops to
Policy
remind DP’s
commitments
2) A study is
towards
recommended to be
developing
conducted on
countries to
Incentive
Enhance trade
Packages.
related Technical
Assistance to
LDCs.
A few of which
are stated below:
a. 14th Steering
Committee
Meeting of Global
Partnership for
-19-
(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
Effective
Development
Cooperation
(GPEDC) will
bearrangedin
Cox’s Bazar on
23-24 October
2017.
b. Bangladesh
Development
Forum (BDF) will
be arranged by
ERD
Eosmmusffy(ime il
wtich is expected
to be held Ey
Jsmusry 2018).
c. Meetings of
LCG Plenary will
be organized
regularly; and
d. ERD will
participate in
World
Bank-IMF
Annual Meeting
2017& 2018
e. Participation
in the
51stAnnual
Meeting of
ADB’s Board of
Governors
scheduled to be
held 2-5 May
2018 in Manila,
Philippines.
f. Participation
in SAARC
Finance
Minister’s
-20-
(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
Meeting to be
held on
thesideline of
ADB Annual
Meeting
g. Participation
in SASEC Nodal
Officials’
Meeting.
h. Bangladesh
Delegation
comprised of
relevant
stakeholders will
attend (i)
SASEC Energy
Working Group
(EWG); and (ii)
SASEC Trade
Facilitation and
Transport
Working Group
(TFTWG).
3. ERD will raise

demand for
promoting a
universal,
rules-based,
open,
nondiscriminatory
and equitable
multilateral
trading system in
various global
forums.
-21-
ns Cost in 2030) with
Project Title Project Title Cost in BDT
BDT (million) Column 8)
(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
17.11 Significantly 17.11.1 Lead: FID 1)Export as % of GDP to 1) Promotion of Social and 1) Export 9410.00 1) Further 1) New
increase the exports of Developing MoC (BB), be increased to 16.2% Environmental 535.40 Competitiveness support for EIPM
developing countries, in countries IRD, (2020) from 15.8% (2015) Standards in the for Jobs export policies on
particular with a view to and least Co-lead MoTJ Industry- II (PSES- II) (July 2017 to June 69.50 competitivene encouraging
doubling the least developed : 2) Export to be increased (Nov’15-Sep’17) 2023) ss of the 30 export of
developed countries' countries MoFA to $54.1 billion (2020) (PIU,MoC) new products a. Leather,
share of global exports share of from $31.7 billion (2015) 2) Social and Labour 2) Strengthening identified b. Leather
by 2020 global Standards in the Textile 46.80 and Capacity goods and
exports 3)Trade GDP ratio to be and Garment Sector in Building of 2) To conduct footwear
increased to 50% (2020) Asia (SLSG) (Sep’16 Bangladesh Tea multi-stakehol c. Solar
from 42.97% (2015) April’18) Research Institute 1000.00 der Energy
(July 2018 to June consultation d.
4) addition of 10 new 3) Extension of Small 2020) (BTB ) (and/or to environment
products in the export Holding Tea 99.935 study) that ally friendly
basket. Cultivation in 3)Establishing of supports batteries,
Chittagong Hill Tracts Tea Factory in the 20000.00 results- based e. Organic
5) Capacity Building of (Jan’16-Dec’20) Panchagar project implementatio products
EPB officials (July 2018 to June ns of SDGs. f. API
4) Extension of Small 49.76 3) Export &other
2020) (BTB )
6) Establishment of Holding Tea Diversificatio relevant
Permanent Fair Complex Cultivation in Northern n Project (301 sectors
4) Export
to oversee the organization Bangladesh 500.00 new products
Diversification
of Trade Fairs (Sep’15-June’20) to be enlisted 2) Roadmap
Project (301 new
in the export for leather,
products to be
7) Enhancing Tea 5) Eradication of Rural basket) leather
enlisted in the
Productivity upto 1500 Poverty by Extension of 44.689 (July 2018 to goods and
export basket)
kg/hectare Small Holding Tea June 2020) footwear,
(July 2018 to June
Cultivation in plastics,
8) Create more revenue by Lalmonirhat 2020) pharmaceuti
provision online facilities (July’15-June’20) (EPB/BPC/MoC) cals,
1
1. Cashew nuts 2. Eel Fish 3. Coffee 4. Miniature Replica 5. Mango & Pulps 6. Paper Cups (Food Grade) 7. Flower 8. Honey 9. Fashion Jewelry/Imitation 10. Swimmer Crab/mud crab 11. Papredum 12. Plastic Vehicle Parts13. Omasom 14. Bathroom
Fittings & Sanitary ware 15. Human Hair/Weigs 16. Silk 17. Agor & Agor Wood 18. Colombo Lemon 19. Dried Fruits & Fruit Juice 20. Pet Bottle 21.Toys 22. Printing & Packaging 23. Cereal 24. Fruits & Vegetables 25. Mineral Water 26. Diversified Jute
Products 27. Gilletive 28. Lamps & Light Fittings 29. Railway, Tramway, Locomotive, Rolling stop equipment 30. Toothbrush 31. High end Garments 32. Semi conductor 33. Machinery parts
-22-
(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
to allow submission of 5)Project on Agro-proces
application for an import, 6) Bangladesh Regional strengthening sing and
export & indenting Connectivity Project-1: 680.00 supply side other
registration to the CCI. MoC Component capacity of the relevant
(Jan’17-Dec’21) exporters by 4) Establi sectors to be
9) Digitalizing of all removing shment of prepared
existing records, 7) Bangladesh-China hindrances in the Permanent
formulation of Import Friendship Exhibition supply chain.
Policy Order by 2018. Center
Tant Mela to
(July 2018 to June
7960.01 provide
2020)
10) Integration of online 8) Establishment of (BPC/MoC)
Institutional
payment facility and Fashion Design, Marketing
digital signature into the Training Institute and a 6) Implement facilities for
system and Basic Centre for the effective initiative the
implementation of online Development of for regional handloom
module system. Handloom Fabrics integration products.
(MoT&J) and to sign FTA 5) Establi
with different shment of
9) BMRE of countries including Tant board
existing Cloth Turkey, Sri Lanka,
Malaysia, Nigeria,
complex
Processing Centre at (2nd phase).
Mali, Senegal,
Madhabdi, Narshingdi. 6) Introdu
Thailand, Brazil,
(MoT&J) South Africa, ce Diploma
Maxico, Myanmar, course in the
10) Establishment of Bhutan, Mauritius Sylhet,
3 handloom service and Sierra Leone. Rangpur and
centres in different (FTA Wing/MoC) Bera (Pabna)
loom intensive areas. training
(MoT&J) 7) Strengthen
commercial wing
centres
of permanent 7) Cultiva
11) Integrated Plan for tion of phuti
mission at Geneva
Extension and carpus and
(Export Wing/
Development of
MoC) production
Sericulture in
Bangladesh. of muslin
8) Implement fabrics
(July’ 2013. June’2018)
initiatives for 8) Profess
(MoT&J) Capacity building
12) Export Financing ional
for Export
(BB) training
-23-
(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
Diversification programme
(MoC) for the
Officers of
Bangladesh
9) Promotion of
Handloom
Social and Board.
Environmental 9) Digitali
Standard in the zation of
Industry-III Official
(PSES-III) activities of
(July 2017 to June Bangladesh
2020) (GIZ/MoC) Handloom
Board Head
10) Upgradation Office and
of Diploma in Field
Textiles Offices.
Engineering 10) Establi
Course in shment of
Bangladesh more basic
Handloom centres and
Education and training
Training Institute centres to
(BHETI), provide
454.50
Narsingdi promotional
(MoT&J) services and
training to
11) batsEfoa the weavers.
tnemt il6 saon 11) Introdu
arsomoma demtrea ce Diploma
smC2 srket course in the
rinitoim training
demtrea om tte centres of
saon demtrea il Bangladesh
smafsCeat Handloom
smCfiin isrC Board.
585.80
(MoT&J) 12) Professi
onal training
-24-
(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
program for
12) Establis the officers of
hment of Tant Bangladesh
19110.00
Palli Sericulture
Development
(MoT&J) Board
13) Digitiliz
13) Revivin ation of
g The 121.00 official
Technology Of activities
Muslin Yarn And Bangladesh
Muslin Fabrics, Sericulture
The Golden Development
Heritage of Board
Bangladesh (1st 14) Special
project for
phase)
Increase silk
(MoT&J) productivity
of silk
14) Handlo peasants in
om Products 1070.00 Bangladesh
Diversification
15) Project
15) Modern for meet up
isation of national
1591.50
Handlooms and demand of raw
silk through
Provide Working
sericulture
Capital to the extension
Handloom
Weavers with a
view to Promote
the
Socio-economic
Condition of
Handloom
Weavers.
16) Establis
hment of training 250.00
-25-
(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
centre, display
cum sale centre,
disbursement of
microcredit
programme for
the development
of
socio-economic
condition of
tribal handloom
weavers in
Chittagong hill
tracts
17) Establishme
nt of Tant Board
Complex.
(MoT&J)
18) Poverty 900.00

Alleviation in Hill
Districts through
Sericulture
Extension &
Development
Period:
January’2017
December’2021
(MoT&J)
20) Poverty
Reduction in 250.00
Greater Rangpur
District through
Sericulture
Extension.
(July’ 2016
June’2021)
(MoT&J)
-26-
(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
21.Planning for
sericulture 245.00
Extension and
Development to
strengthen of silk
sector in
Bangladesh
(July’ 2017
June’2022)
(MoT&J)
22. Construction of
L Type Market at
495
Rajshahi Regional
Extension Office
Area under
Bangladesh
Sericulture
Development
Board(BSDB)
23. Strengthening
1,20,000
of Nursery and
chaki centre under
BSDB
24. Re-opening of
Thakurgaon silk 26,000
factory under
BSDB
25. Development
Project of Ahmed
Bawani Garments
Washing and
Dying
Plant(Denim)
under ADP.
26. BMRE of 6
mills under BTMC
-27-
(million)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
through Joint
Venture.
27. Revitalization
of 2 mills
under BTMC
through PPP.
-28-
Indicators Co-lead ate Goals/Targets Project/ Programme/Strategy/Action Project/ Programme/ Projects Strategy if
for Ministrie Ministr related to SDG to achieve 7th FYP Goals/ Strategy/Action up to beyond 7th Needed
SDG Targets s/ ies/ Targets and Targets 2020 FYP Period (in
Remark
ns Cost in Project Cost in
2030) with
Project Title Column 8)
BDT Title BDT
(million) and Period
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.1 6.2 7.1 7.2 8 9 10
17.12 Realize timely 17.12.1 Lead: IRD • Quota-free market Continue efforts for Persuasion Persuasion needs to To be well
implementation of Average MoC access, Rules of Origin, duty-free & quota-free needs to be be continued for prepared All developed
duty-free and quota-free tariffs faced Operationalization of market access in many continued duty-`free & for the countries except
market access on a by Co-lead: Services Waiver, and other countries under the for quota-free market post-LDC USA and Russia
lasting basis for all least developing MoFA Trade Facilitation WTO decisions duty-`free access in many other situation have provided
developed countries, countries, Agreement were critical & countries under the when duty-free and
consistent with World least for Bangladesh. quota-free WTO decisions Bangladesh quota-free market
Trade Organization developed market will no access to all
decisions, including by countries • The Bali decision to access in longer LDCs, including
ensuring that and small enhance Coverage of many other remain Bangladesh, for
preferential rules of island DFQF schemes within countries entitled to most products,
origin applicable to developing 10th Ministerial under the use and many
imports from least states WTO duty-free & developing
developed countries are • Bangladesh seeks full decisions quota-free countries have
transparent and simple, implementation of Bali market also provided
and contribute to package so that the access such market
facilitating market decision can be access for certain
access operationalized properly number by
and much desired following WTO
commercially preferential decisions.
market access
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