Bangladesh–China maritime security cooperation

Sarker, Noor Mohammad

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“…High population density, rapid urbanization, aging population, emigration of qualified health care personnel, changing disease pattern, financial constraints, corruption, social security threats, modern technology, internal and external risk factors constantly pressurizes an overburdened health care delivery system and medical educational learning environment 2 . The medical educational environment and social security systems for the students are rapidly becoming the focus of research around the world and the literature detailing findings of this research is growing day by day 3 . Knowledge in the field of social security allows timely identification of various factors and threats, forecasting the development of dangerous situations, using qualitative and quantitative assessments for decision-making measures and the formation of security systems, including in the medical institutional environment.…”

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Medical Students’ Views Concerning Social Security System at their Institute

Hasan¹,

Habib²

2023

Bangla J Med Educ

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Introduction: Academic performance of learners is challenging as MBBS students' performance is a result of socio-economic, psychological and environmental factors. Socially secured education systems are growing as a profitable industry with prime goal to produce high quality education which delivers well-educated and skillful students, because institutions are valueless without quality of students. Objective: This study was carried out to find out students’ views on social security system for them in conveniently selected medical colleges of Bangladesh. Methods: This descriptive type of cross-sectional study was carried out at four medical colleges over a period of one year from January 2021 to December 2021. Convenience sampling technique was adopted to select the medical colleges. A self administered pretested questionnaire was used to collect data from 200 purposively selected students who were present in the lecture or online classes on the day of data collection. The security factors were divided into: External Security Factors (Extracurricular activities, family & academic life problems, work and financial, social and environmental other problems, problem-solving skills) and Internal Security Factors (Students’ competence & aptitude, academic life, environmental security measurement, physical or mental expectation, learning barriers and modern technology threats). Results: Among the total 200 students 116 (58%) were male and 84 (42%) were female. Maximum (i.e. 95%) of students expect better social security both internal and external factor. Moreover the maximum students expressed their views regarding solving any internal and external problems and direction from their administration as highly expected when they were in social security problem and stress. Conclusion: Study recommended that the gap between the internal, external social security systems of students and the reality should be assessed meticulously and to be addressed to achieve quality of medical education outcome. Bangladesh Journal of Medical Education Vol.14(2) July 2023: 10-17

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Medical Students’ Views Concerning Social Security System at their Institute

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Habib²

2023

Bangla J Med Educ

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Exploring the Potential of the Blue Economy: A Systematic Review of Strategies for Enhancing International Business in Bangladesh in the context of Indo-Pacific Region

Khan,

Emon

2024

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This systematic review aims to provide a methodical analysis of the Blue Economy in the Indo-Pacific region, particularly from the perspective of Bangladesh, focusing on its growth trajectory, key stakeholders, policy frameworks, technological advancements, trade and investment trends, as well as challenges and opportunities for international business expansion. The methods employed a comprehensive search of electronic databases, and inclusion and exclusion criteria were applied to identify relevant studies for analysis. The results revealed that from 2000 to 2020, the Blue Economy sectors of the country, such as fisheries, aquaculture, maritime transportation, and tourism, saw notable development. International development agencies, corporations, academic institutions, governments, and civil society organizations are some of the major players in Blue Economy projects. The policy frameworks that facilitate the development of the Blue Economy include integrated ocean management, blue growth initiatives, maritime security and governance, and resilience and adaptation to climate change. Innovation and expansion in the Blue Economy sectors have been fueled by technological breakthroughs, such as autonomous underwater vehicles, renewable energy projects, remote sensing technologies, and marine biotechnology. Rising demand for sustainable goods and services, technical advancement, and regional collaboration have all contributed to an increase in trade and investment in Blue Economy industries internationally. The study concludes that there is significant potential for the Blue Economy in the Indo-Pacific region to drive economic growth, promote social progress, and ensure environmental sustainability. However, challenges such as regulatory complexity, access to finance, inadequate infrastructure, and environmental degradation need to be addressed to fully realize this potential. Addressing these challenges requires coordinated efforts from governments, businesses, academia, civil society organizations, and international development agencies, along with a focus on sustainable and inclusive development practices.

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Bangladesh–China maritime security cooperation

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Medical Students’ Views Concerning Social Security System at their Institute

Medical Students’ Views Concerning Social Security System at their Institute

Exploring the Potential of the Blue Economy: A Systematic Review of Strategies for Enhancing International Business in Bangladesh in the context of Indo-Pacific Region

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