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Statistical Pocketbook Bangladesh 2015 i STATISTICAL POCKETBOOK BANGLADESH 2015 BANGLADESH BUREAU OF STATISTICS STATISTICS AND INFORMATICS DIVISION (SID) MINISTRY OF PLANNING ii Editorial Committee Chairperson K M Mozammel Hoq Secretary Statistics and Informatics Division (SID) Ministry of Planning Members 1. Mr. Mohammad Abdul Wazed : Director General 2. Mr. M Shafiqul Islam : Additional Secretary 3. Mr. M.A. Mannan Howlader : Additional Secretary (Development) 4. Mr. Md. Baitul Amin Bhuiyan : Deputy Director General 5. Ms. Salima Sultana : Director 6. Mr. Moniruzzaman : Director 7. Dr. Quayyum Ara Begum : Director 8. Mr. Ghose Subobrata : Director 9. Mr. Jafor Ahmed Khan : Director 10. Mr. Md. Zahidul Hoque sarder : Director 11. Mr. Mir Hossain : Deputy Secretary 12. Mr. Md. Nazrul Islam : Director (in-charge) Member Secretary Mr. Abul Kalam Azad : Director iii বাংলােদশ পিরসংান পেকট বই 2015 STATISTICAL POCKETBOOK BANGLADESH 2015 কাশ কাল: বশাখ, ১৪২৩ Published date: April 2016 This Publication Approved by Statistics and Informatics Division Ministry of Planning BANGLADESH BUREAU OF STATISTICS STATISTICS AND INFORMATICS DIVISION (SID), MINISTRY OF PLANNING GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF BANGLADESH www.bbs.gov.bd iv This book or any portion thereof cannot be copied, microfilmed or reproduced for commercial purposes. Data therein can, however be used & published with acknowledgement of their sources. Price: Taka 150.00 (Inland) US $ 30.00(Overseas inclusive of air mail postage) COMPLIMENTARY ISBN-978-984-33-9620-4 Printed at Reproduction, Documentation and Publication (RDP) Section Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics Statistics and Informatics Division (SID), Ministry of Planning v Secretary Statistics and Informatics Division (SID) Ministry of Planning Government of Bangladesh Foreword Statistics plays a vital role in every field of human life. It presents the existing position of per capita income, unemployment, population growth rate, housing, schooling, medical facilities etc. of a country. For better understanding and exact description of complex data it is suitable to present in tabular, diagrammatic and graphic forms. Relevant, reliable and accurate data on demographic, social, environmental and economic aspects will be helpful for policy making, evaluation and assessment of the achievement at national and international levels. Bangladesh has already been recognized as an active member of the global statistical community and especially as the pro-active participant of the UN Statistical Commission. Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) has already enlarged the dimension of data collection for official statistics to some extents under the administrative support and guidance of the Statistics and Informatics Division (SID) of the Ministry of Planning. In this context, I am delighted to know that BBS has taken a unique step forward to publish the 36th issue of the Statistical Pocket Book of Bangladesh. It reflects the majority of statistics compiled by BBS and includes data compiled by other institutions. This is worth mentioning that the publication would enrich and harmonize policy making process of the nation and it would, therefore, be a great endeavor on the way to create a prosperous digital Bangladesh. BBS has been experiencing in publishing such an annual publication since 1978. This publication comprises of fifteen chapters in a brief manner and provides most useful summary statistics on area, population, demographic, socio-economic characteristics of population, education, health, agriculture and other aspect of our country. To keep it handy the Pocket Book covers only some selected years and is limited only statistics most frequently sought after or referred to. For complete set of data, users can refer to the volume of Statistical Year Book of Bangladesh, 2015 which contains data in much detailed form. I would like to compliment the united effort, honest devotion, efficiency and high quality of works of Mr. Mohammad Abdul Wazed, Director General of BBS, his officials and staff for bringing out this valuable publication. I also appreciate the Additional Secretaries and other colleagues in SID as well as the members of the Editors’ Forum for their meticulous and persistent labor in bringing out this publication. I am confident that the information contained in this publication will continue to support the efforts of Government, development partners, our public representatives, policy-makers, officials, planners, researchers, business community, students and all other data users. Dhaka K M Mozammel Hoq May 2016 Secretary vi Director General Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics Statistics and Informatics Division (SID) Ministry of Planning Government of Bangladesh Preface The Statistical Pocketbook of Bangladesh is a regular publication of Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS). This publication provides an overview of the most recent and most pertinent annual data compiled on various socio-economic and environmental situation of the country collected from various sources. In this concise book information have been organized and updated under relevant chapters. Most of the tables have data up to 2015. The tables of this pocket book may also be found on the BBS website at www.bbs.gov.bd. I acknowledge with sincere gratitude for the valuable suggestions provided by the Officials of SID during preparation of this publication. The members of the Editors’ Forum also deserve special thanks. We welcome valuable comments and constructive suggestions for our users for the improvement of future issues. Mohammad Abdul Wazed Dhaka Director General May 2016 (Additional Secretary) Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics vii CONTENTS Page Chapter I INTRODUCTION 1. An overview ...................................................................... .......... 3-6 2. Some selected basic facts about Bangladesh .............. ............... 7-13 3. The government ......................................................................... 14-15 4. Ministries and divisions of the government.................................. 16-17 5. Organizational setup of Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) 18 6. The national statistical system .................................................... 19-20 7. Investment scenario in Bangladesh ............................................. 21-26 Chapter II ENVIRONMENT 2.01 Storm warning signals in Bangladesh .......................................... 29 2.02 Wind-speed estimation over land in Bangladesh ......................... 32-33 2.03 Monthly total rainfall in Bangladesh............................................. 34 2.04 Monthly average minimum temperature in Bangladesh................ 35 2.05 Monthly average maximum temperature in Bangladesh............... 36 2.06 Monthly average normal rainfall in Bangladesh in selected 37 stations 2.07 Standard minimum normal temperature in Bangladesh ............... 38 2.08 Standard maximum normal temperature in Bangladesh .............. 39 2.09 Water level of major rivers at selected stations of 40 Bangladesh....... 2.10 Physiography of Bangladesh ....................................................... 41 2.11 Land type of Bangladesh ............................................................ 42 2.12 Agro-ecological zone of Bangladesh .......................................... 43 viii Chapter III AREA, POPULATION, HOUSEHOLD AND HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS 3.01 Administrative units by zila, 2011 ................................................ 47-49 3.02 Zila-wise household and population of Bangladesh, 2011........... 50-52 3.03 Household and population of municipalities, 2011 ...................... 53-66 3.04 Household and population of statistical metropolitan areas in Bangladesh...................................................................... .... ...... 67-69 3.05 Upazilla/thana-wise area, household and population of Bangladesh, 2001 and 2011 ........................................................ 70-89 3.06 Marital status by age and sex, SVRS, 2014 ................................ 90 3.07 Mean age at marriage by sex, 1985 to 2014 ............................... 91 3.08 Crude death rate (CDR) by residence, 1999 to 2014 ................... 92 3.09 Crude birth rate (CBR) by residence, 1999 to 2014 ..................... 92 3.10 Infant mortality rate (IMR) per 1000 live birth, 2008 to 2014 ........ 93 3.11 Natural growth rate (CBR-CDR) by residence, 2008 to 2014 ....... 93 3.12 Maternal mortality ratio (MMR) ,2001 to 2014 ............................. 93 3.13 Life expectancy at birth by sex .................................................... 94 3.14 Abridged life table for Males, Females & both sex, SVRS, 95-97 2014.. 3.15 Ethnic household and population by zila, 2011.................... ........ 98-99 3.16 Disable person by type of household and disability, 2011… ........ 100 3.17 Intercensal growth rates of population, 1901-2011................ ...... 101 3.18 Disable person by age group and sex, 2011......................... ....... 102 3.19 Household reporting reading newspaper, listening radio, watching television and using internet................................... ... 103 3.20 Household reporting latrine............. ............................................ 103 3.21 Household reporting source of light ............................................. 103 3.22 Household reporting cooking fuel ............................................... 103 3.23 Projected population by sex and urban & rural residence on the assumption that TFR=2.1by 2011.................................. ............. 104-106
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