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Bangladesh: the people, then their state, layer by layer
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The people
174,619,056 dots
One for each person the population model places on this land: brighter where the model places more people, darker where it renders fewer. The state is theirs. What follows is that state as the twin holds it: its bodies and their records, the country layer by layer, and where the record ends.
A dot is a density estimate drawn inside a 100 m cell. It is not a person's location.
One body, whole record
One country, many layers
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What the recorded e-GP awards show so far
Only awards published on e-GP and harvested: e-GP contract award notices (eprocure.gov.bd), 26 December 2011 to 22 September 2026. Procurement outside e-GP is not here.
Finding 1
25.0%
Dhaka accounts for Tk 188,015 crore of the Tk 753,432 crore recorded (district on the award notice).
Source: e-GP contract award notices (eprocure.gov.bd).
Finding 2
41.0%
706 contractors, the top 1% of 70,667 hold Tk 308,729 crore of the Tk 753,432 crore recorded.
Source: e-GP contract award notices (eprocure.gov.bd).
Finding 3
40.6%
Local Government Division accounts for Tk 306,267 crore of the Tk 753,432 crore recorded.
Source: e-GP contract award notices (eprocure.gov.bd).
A model, not a complete map: only what was awarded through e-GP and harvested. Picture: population density from WorldPop constrained 100 m modelled population, 2025. Data as of 22 September 2026.
The gaps
Where the record ends.
This view lists each source table the twin holds, in its register or among the data it has collected, and marks layers with no listed holding; each count keeps its own unit, so these counts are not a total of the state.