World no tobacco day observed in Meherpur
Organized by Shawdesh Human Assistance Society (SHAS)(Bangladesh) a discussion meeting on the occasion of World No Tobacco Day-2004 was held on May 31 at Shawdesh office in the town with MR Alam its
Bangladesh Observer (Dhaka)
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UNEP to observe Environment Day tomorrow
In the wake of constant pollution of environment worldwide, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) (Bangaldesh) is going to observe the World Environment Day 2004 across the globe on 5th
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BMDA's massive afforestation plan for Barind areas
The Barind Multipurpose Development (Bangladesh) Auth-orities (BMDA) plans a massive afforestation project to maintain environmental sustainability in the Barind area. BMDA sources said the
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Use of fire wood in brick field kilns threatens ecology
The unauthorised brick fields in different parts of Barguna district (Bangladesh) are using firewood for burning bricks defying government ban posing threat to the environment as well as ecological
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WB to support agri development programs
World Bank will support the short and medium term programs for overall development of agriculture in Bangladesh, says UNB. This was stated by the visiting World Bank team led by its sector director
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Danish support to agro-processing industry
Danish government has approved Taka 4.6 crore to cover a grant for training and technical assistance and a loan for equipment to support establishment of a modern rice processing facility in
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Bangladesh recognised as health-conscious country
Despite its limited resources, Bangladesh has been recognised as a health-conscious country at World Health Organization (WHO) assemblies due to its forceful and concerted anti-tobacco campaigns and
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Northern region becomes high risk HIV/AIDS zone
The Northern region of the Bangladesh has become a "high risk zone" of HIV/AIDS and Unless an effective prevention measure is initiated, HIV/AIDS epidemic will spread rapidly in this region according
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Bangladesh recognised as health-conscious country
Despite its limited resources, Bangladesh has been recognised as a health-conscious country at World Health Organization (WHO) assemblies due to its forceful and concerted anti-tobacco campaigns and
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Northern region becomes high risk HIV/AIDS zone
The Northern region of the Bangladesh has become a "high risk zone" of HIV/AIDS and Unless an effective prevention measure is initiated, HIV/AIDS epidemic will spread rapidly in this region according