BRAC's contribution to gross domestic product of Bangladesh

BRAC's contribution to gross domestic product of Bangladesh

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This paper estimates the contribution of BRAC programmes to the gross domestic product (GDP) of Bangladesh. BRAC's contribution to GDP of Bangladesh has been divided into four components. These are 1) Value added in BRAC as an organization in a given year, 2) Incremental value added in linke...

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Päätekijä: Mallick, Debdulal
Aineistotyyppi: Research report
Kieli:English
Julkaistu: Research and Evaluation Division, Brac 2019
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Gross Domestic Product
BRAC
Poverty alleviation
Non-governmental organizations > Bangladesh.
Linkit:http://hdl.handle.net/10361/12491
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spelling 10361-124912019-11-18T09:28:05Z BRAC's contribution to gross domestic product of Bangladesh Mallick, Debdulal Gross Domestic Product BRAC Poverty alleviation Non-governmental organizations--Bangladesh. This paper estimates the contribution of BRAC programmes to the gross domestic product (GDP) of Bangladesh. BRAC's contribution to GDP of Bangladesh has been divided into four components. These are 1) Value added in BRAC as an organization in a given year, 2) Incremental value added in linked sectors due to input supply to BRAC in a given year, 3) Incremental value added in linked sectors attributed to loans disbursed by BRAC in a given year, and 4) Incremental value added in linked sectors attributed to nonfinancial development inputs (skill training, non-formal primary education, and health services) in a given year. BRAC contributed Tk. 8,215.3 million, Tk. 10,479.1 million, Tk. 13,558 million and Tk. 17,770.3 million to GDP ofBangladesh in 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998 respectively. In 1995 BRAC's share to GDP was 0.7%, which increased to 1.15% in 1998. This shows that output of BRAC increased faster than GDP of Bangladesh. During the period output of BRAC increased, on average, at 29.1% annually. But estimating the contribution of education intervention was not possible due to lack of information on the sectoral wage differential of the BRAC graduates and those without any education. Therefore, the total output of BRAC is not fully captured in the present study. 2019-08-27T05:50:21Z 2019-08-27T05:50:21Z 2000-07 Research report Mallick, D. (2000). Listening to the “Extreme Poor”: IGVGD participants speak on their success. Research Reports (2000), Economic Studies, (XV), 118–153. http://hdl.handle.net/10361/12491 en application/pdf Research and Evaluation Division, Brac
institution Brac University
collection Institutional Repository
language English
topic Gross Domestic Product
BRAC
Poverty alleviation
Non-governmental organizations--Bangladesh.
spellingShingle Gross Domestic Product
BRAC
Poverty alleviation
Non-governmental organizations--Bangladesh.
Mallick, Debdulal
BRAC's contribution to gross domestic product of Bangladesh
description This paper estimates the contribution of BRAC programmes to the gross domestic product (GDP) of Bangladesh. BRAC's contribution to GDP of Bangladesh has been divided into four components. These are 1) Value added in BRAC as an organization in a given year, 2) Incremental value added in linked sectors due to input supply to BRAC in a given year, 3) Incremental value added in linked sectors attributed to loans disbursed by BRAC in a given year, and 4) Incremental value added in linked sectors attributed to nonfinancial development inputs (skill training, non-formal primary education, and health services) in a given year. BRAC contributed Tk. 8,215.3 million, Tk. 10,479.1 million, Tk. 13,558 million and Tk. 17,770.3 million to GDP ofBangladesh in 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998 respectively. In 1995 BRAC's share to GDP was 0.7%, which increased to 1.15% in 1998. This shows that output of BRAC increased faster than GDP of Bangladesh. During the period output of BRAC increased, on average, at 29.1% annually. But estimating the contribution of education intervention was not possible due to lack of information on the sectoral wage differential of the BRAC graduates and those without any education. Therefore, the total output of BRAC is not fully captured in the present study.
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author Mallick, Debdulal
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title BRAC's contribution to gross domestic product of Bangladesh
title_short BRAC's contribution to gross domestic product of Bangladesh
title_full BRAC's contribution to gross domestic product of Bangladesh
title_fullStr BRAC's contribution to gross domestic product of Bangladesh
title_full_unstemmed BRAC's contribution to gross domestic product of Bangladesh
title_sort brac's contribution to gross domestic product of bangladesh
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