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The average life expectancy of both men and women in Bangladesh is now higher than the global average, according to a report of the UNFPA.

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The report shows that only 23% of Bangladeshi women have been able to achieve their desired number of children, well below the global average of 37% ...

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Bangladesh's population has reached 175.7 million, two thirds of which, around 115 million, are of working age, between 15 to 64. The estimation was made by the United Nations Population Fund's (UNFPA ...

More than half of all households in Bangladesh's urban slums face food insecurity, and nearly half of children are stunted.

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At a time when population figures dominate global policy debates, a new UN report shifts the focus: the real crisis, it ...