Policy intelligence platform · Bangladesh
An AI-native research platform for Bangladesh: a grounded corpus of primary sources, a digital twin of the state, and a 50-sector model of the economy.
GDP growth · 2024
4.22%
CPI inflation · 2024
10.47%
Reserves, import cover · 2024
3.07 mo
Exports, share of GDP · 2024
10.46%
World Bank WDI, annual, 2013–2024 · full series in the Data Explorer
Early warning · live
14 hazards in warning or crisis · 22 on watch or elevated
Updated 1 Aug 2026, 12:36 (Dhaka) · level-anchored states from the crisis engine
Daily Advisor · generated each morning
Situation Bangladesh confronts a sharp divergence between an increasingly cautious external assessment of its growth prospects and the government’s own long-range economic ambition. Standard & Poor’s revised the sovereign rating outlook to …
The platform
Six engines run under the research: a model of the state, a model of the economy, a grounded retrieval layer over the source record, live risk monitoring, a causal-inference toolkit, and a geospatial layer. Each is open to explore.
A live, level-anchored hazard board across macro-financial, climate and public-health risk, each tier with its drivers and drill-down.
Open →Digital twinA live model of the Bangladeshi state: ministries, agencies, districts, projects and the links between them, with counterfactual simulation and peer benchmarking.
Open →Economy modelAn input-output model of the real economy. Shock any sector and read the output, value-added, import, revenue and employment effects through inter-industry linkages.
Open →Grounded AIQuestions answered from a full-text-indexed corpus of primary sources, every claim cited back to the document, page and date it came from.
Open →Causal inferenceEstimators for policy evaluation, from difference-in-differences to synthetic control, with figures and tables generated from the data.
Open →GeospatialSatellite and model-based indicators and multi-hazard exposure for every district and upazila, from flood and heat to air quality.
Open →Latest
From the data
Directory
What to check first: the live risk and early-warning layer, updated from the crisis engine, and the flagship analyses.
The analytical engines: simulate, query, benchmark, and map.
Standing watch: institutions, hazards, and delivery, tracked over time.
Long-form research formats, the state's structure, and how the platform works.
The standard
Every number traces to a primary source. No guessed figures, no rounded-from-memory statistics, no fabricated citations.