The Bitter Economics of Brain Drain

The exodus of highly educated youth from Bangladesh reveals a tangled web of barriers facing the country’s brightest minds. Poor quality of education, bureaucratic red tape, political instability, and lack of opportunities for growth are among the common reasons that drive thousands of young adults out of the country
What do young people think about reform?

July Uprising was not just a political upheaval; it was a call of political awakening for an otherwise apolitical generation, who now not only participates in politics but has opinions and everything. For decades, “youth” has been a buzz word in election campaigns, political agenda, news reports and in novels- that
Neeladri Naviya Noveli

Neeladri Naviya Noveli is currently working as a Research Associate at the South Asian Network on Economic Modeling (SANEM). She holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s in Economics from the University of Dhaka, where she developed strong analytical and research skills through rigorous coursework and independent projects. Her areas of interest include development economics, international trade, […]