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Section-A RMG & Telicom
Section-A RMG & Telicom
Bangladesh
Presentation on common
industrial feature of
Bangladesh
1. Md.Matiur Rahman (133-23-3661)
2. Shahriar Shakil (133-23-3644)
3. Md.Soleman Nahid (133-23-3669)
4. Md.Monirul Islam (133-23-3651)
5. Md.Ariful Islam (133-23-3664)
6. Md.Nazmul Hassan Rayhan(133-23-
3648)
Common Industrial features of
Bangladesh
Like other 3rd world countries Bangladesh is a
developing country. Her economic development
depends firstly on agriculture and secondly on
industry. Although Bangladesh is not developed in
industry
It has given the opportunity of employment to millions
of unemployed, especially innumerable uneducated
women of the country. It is making significant
contribution in the field of our export income
The contribution of the industry sector to the
economy of Bangladesh has been increasing day by
day
Common Industrial features of
Bangladesh
R.M.G - Garment Industry Large-scale production of readymade garments (RMG) in
organized factories is a relatively new phenomenon in Bangladesh. Until early
sixties, individual tailors made garments as per specifications provided by individual
customers who supplied the fabrics. The domestic market for readymade garment,
excepting children wears and men's knit underwear (genji) was virtually non-existent
in Bangladesh until the sixties .
Common Industrial features of
Bangladesh
JUTE - Jute Industryplayed an important role in the economic
development of Bengal. At the beginning of the twentieth century,
Bengal could boast of only one manufacturing industry - jute. It
employed about a half of the total industrial workforce of Bengal.
In 1900-1, the export value of jute manufactures accounted for
nearly a third of the entire export trade of Bengal .
Source: www.thedailystar.net
Common Industrial features of
Bangladesh
Power - While the power sectorin Bangladesh has witnessed
many success stories in the last couple of years, the road that lies
ahead is dotted with innumerable challenges that result fromthe
gaps that exist between whats planned versus what the power
sector has been able to deliver. There is no doubt that the demand
for electricityis increasing rapidly with the improvement of living
standard, increase ofagricultural production, progress of
industries as well as overall developmentof the country
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Common Industrial features of
Bangladesh
Telecommunication - The telecom sector in Bangladesh is
rapidly emerging. Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory
Commission (BTRC) is the regulatory authority for this sector,
overseeing licensing, policy etc.
Calling Code: +880 SubCodes
1853 : Telegraph branch under Posts and Telegraph Department,
British India.
2012 : 3G mobile service is introduced by state owned Teletalk in
October.
Source: www.dhakatribune.com
Common Industrial features of
Bangladesh
Leather - Leather Industry developed in Bangladesh on a large-
scale basis from the 1970s. About 95% of leather and leather
products of Bangladesh are marketed abroad, mostly in the form
of crushed leather, finished leather, leather garments, and
footwear. Most leather and leather goods go to Germany, Italy,
France, Netherlands, Spain, Russia, Brazil, Japan, China, Singapore
and Taiwan
Bangladesh now exports leather, leather goods and footwear
worth around $1 billion a year, which accounts for only 0.005
percent of the global market worth $230 billion, said Shaheen
Ahmed, chairman of Bangladesh Tanners Association (BTA)
Telecommunication
Historical Background of RMG
Reaz Garments, the pioneer, was established in 1960 ,was the 1st
Readymade garments in Bangladesh & now the Number of factories
is about six thousand.
1984-85 was the raising period of RMG. (.1982 < 47, 1984-
1985< 587)
Bangladesh is now the 2nd apparel exporters in the world.
Reasons for the development of Garments industry
in Bangladesh:
Development of Privatization
As it is a profitable sector
Contributor of RMG
No. of garment Employment (in
Year
factories million workers)
2005-06 4,220 2.2
2006-07 4,490 2.4
2007-08 4,743 2.8
2008-09 4,925 3.5
2009-10 5,063 3.6
2010-11 5,150 3.6
Rana-plaza Tragedy
Tajrin garment
Violation of labor Rules:
Things to do for development :