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Data
The evidence base: the data house, the simulator, and the twin.
Live macroeconomic indicators with sparklines.
District choropleths across indicators.
Three-dimensional geospatial views of Bangladesh.
The labour market by district, sector, and skill.
Tools & benchmarks
The causal-inference toolkit: estimators, figures, and tables.
Shock trade flows and read the effect through the model.
Inject a sector shock and trace it through input-output linkages.
How concentrated exports are, by product and market.
Satellite-derived indicators for Bangladesh.
Peer Benchmark
Bangladesh measured against India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Thailand and Vietnam across 22 World Bank indicators. Each indicator uses the latest year in which Bangladesh and at least three peers all report, so figures are comparable across countries and may differ from national sources on a different vintage.
Equal-weighted mean across the 22 indicators shown (each indicator counts once, not weighted by importance or scale).
Economy
Trade and industry
Human development
Digital and infrastructure
Labor and inclusion
Source: World Bank World Development Indicators. Each row uses the latest year in which Bangladesh and at least three of the five peers (India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Thailand and Vietnam) report the same indicator; that year is shown beside each indicator. Ranking direction follows whether a higher value is better (for example GDP per capita) or worse (for example under-5 mortality and Gini). Because these are WDI figures, they are comparable across countries but can differ from national statistics that use a different vintage or fiscal year.