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15-JUL-20 LIST OF EBTEDYAEE MADRASAH Division BARISAL District BARGUNA Upazila AMTALI Slno Name of Madrasah 1 ALDE AZEZEA EBTEDAY MADRASAH 2 ALGI AZIZA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 3 AMRAGACHHIA MADINATUL ULUM HOSAINIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 4 ATHARAGACHHIA BASERIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 5 CHALAVANGA SHATANTRO EBTADAYEE MADRASHA 6 CHARKHALI SATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 7 CHAWRA CHALITA BUNIA ADORSHO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 8 CHAWRA HASANIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 9 CHOTO NILGANJ NECHARIA SWATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 10 CHOTO NILGONG NESARIA SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 11 CHURA BATMOR A.K. EBTADIAY MADRASHA 12 DAKHIN PASCHIM AMTALI LOSA INDEPENDENT EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 13 DAKSHIN DALACHARA HAMIDIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 14 DAKSHIN RAOKHA MOHAMMADIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 15 DALACHARA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 16 DASHIN RAUGA MAGFURIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 17 EAST SHAKHARIA MESERIA SATONTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 18 GAZIPUR DUARIPARA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 19 GHOTKHALI SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 20 GOGKAHALI TASAUF SATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 21 GOGKHALI AMENIA EBTEDEAYEE MADRASHA 22 GOSKALI SOLIMABAD MAZAR SORIF SOLIMIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 23 HAT-CHUNAKHALI SATANTRO EBTADAI MADRASHA 24 KARIBOUNIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 25 KEWABUNIA AYNALIA SWATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 26 KHAKUANAI SHAWTANTRA EBTADAYEE MADRASHA 27 KHEKUANIA SATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 28 KULAIR CHAR SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 29 KUTUBPUR ESRAILIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 30 MADDA GOJKHALI SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 31 MADDHYA KATHALIA AL-AMIN SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 32 MADHYA PATAKATA AMANDIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 33 MAHAMMADIA SWATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 34 MODDHO ARPANGASHIA SATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 35 MOHAMMADPUR NACHNA PARA MAHMUDIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 36 MOHIS DANGA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 37 NIL MADABPUR SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 38 NILGONJ HARAMONEY EVTEDAYEE MADRASHA 39 NORTH KAWNIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 40 PASCHIM BALIATALI HANG BARI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 41 PASCHIM KEWABUNIA MUZAHIDIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 42 PASCHIM SONAKHALI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 43 PASCIM GULISAKHALI AL MANSUR SWATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 44 PURBA ANGULKATA ADARSHA SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 45 PURBA TEPURA N.I.U. MORIOM SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 46 PURBO CHILA HASANIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 47 PURBO GHOPKHALI AFSAR UDDIN ISLAMIA SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 48 PURBO GHOPKHALI ASHRAFUDDIN ISLAMIA SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA Source:BANBEIS Page 1 15-JUL-20 LIST OF EBTEDYAEE MADRASAH Division BARISAL District BARGUNA Upazila AMTALI Slno Name of Madrasah 49 PURBO SONAKHALI BASHARIA HATHEMIA SATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 50 RAHAMATPUR SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 51 RAOYA AFSARIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 52 RASULPUR KALIPUR SATONTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 53 SEKANDER KHALI MOHAMMADIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 54 SONAKHALI AFSARUDDIN SMRITEE EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 55 SOTONILGANJ SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 56 SUNNAR BAD WEST CHILA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 57 TAKTABUNIA GOROSTAN SWATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 58 TAKTABUNIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 59 TARIKATAGORASTHAN SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 60 UTTAR DESHANTAR KATHI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 61 UTTAR GAZIPUR JAME MASJID SWATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 62 UTTAR GAZIPUR SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 63 UTTAR GHAT KHALI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 64 UTTAR GHOPKHALI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 65 UTTAR HALDIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 66 UTTAR KALAMPUR KALIBARI NURANI SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 67 UTTAR PATHAKATA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 68 UTTAR PORSHIM TEAKHALI KALAME INDEPENDENT EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 69 UTTAR PURBO HALDIA SHATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 70 UTTAR RAOGA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 71 UTTAR TAKTA BUNIA HASANIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 72 UTTAR TAKTABUNIA TARIKSHAH MAZAR ATTACH SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 73 UTTAR TARIKATA GORASHTAN SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 74 UTTAR TIAKHALI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 75 UTTAT PURBO TIAKHALI KALAMIA SWATANTRO EBTEDAYEE LMADRASHA 76 UTTOR CHARAKGACHIA SATANDRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 77 WTAR HARI BARIS KAZEMEA EBTADYEE MADRASHA Upazila BAMNA Slno Name of Madrasah 1 DAKHIN KHOLAPTUA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 2 DASKHIN HOGALPATI SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 3 GHOP KHALI DARUSSUNNA SATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 4 GOLAGHATA JIBONIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 5 GOLAGHATA KARAITALA INDEPENDENT EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 6 GUDIGHATA MESERIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 7 HOGOLPATI A. SAMAD INDEPENDENT EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 8 JAFA KHALI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 9 PURBO CHALITA BUNIA RASHIDIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 10 RAMNA KHANKAYE NASARIA SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 11 RAMNA SALEHIA SATANTRA EBTEDAI MADRASHA 12 SONBUNIA ISLAMIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 13 TALESHWAR KALAIA MAHIUSSUNA SWATANTRA EBTADAYEE MADRASHA 14 UTTAR KAKCHIRA DARUS SALAM SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH Upazila BARGUNA SADAR Slno Name of Madrasah 1 ADABARIA SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRSAH Source:BANBEIS Page 2 15-JUL-20 LIST OF EBTEDYAEE MADRASAH Division BARISAL District BARGUNA Upazila BARGUNA SADAR Slno Name of Madrasah 2 AGAPADMA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 3 AMTALA RUHUL QURAN SWATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 4 BABUGANJ SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 5 BAISH TABAK HAFEZIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 6 BAITUL RASIDIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 7 BARA LABAN GOLA SALEHIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 8 BARA LABAN GOLA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 9 BASUKI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 10 BHATAR CHAR INDEPENDENT EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 11 CHALITATLI GAZIBARI JAME MASHJID SANGLLAGNO SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 12 CHALLISH KAWNIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 13 CHARMAITHA R.U. SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 14 CHHOTA GOURICHANNA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 15 DAKKHIN GAZI MAHMUD SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 16 DAKKHIN JELKHANA SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 17 DAKSHIN BURIRCHAR SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 18 DAKSHIN DEMA HAZI BARI LATIFIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 19 DAKSHIN LEMUA ASHAKIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 20 DAKSHIN PASCHIM DUPATI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 21 DAKSHIN PURBO HEULI BUNIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 22 DAKSHIN PURBO KALAI MUSAFAT SADEM ALI HAZI BARI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 23 EAST DHALVANGA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 24 FULTALA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 25 GOLBUNIA HASANEA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 26 GORA PADMA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 27 HARIDRA BARIA SDP SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 28 HEULI BUNI AMRIDHA BARI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 29 KUMRAKHALI FAKIRBARI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 30 LATABARIA RASHIDIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 31 LATAKATA NESARIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 32 LEMUA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 33 MADHYA CHARAKGACHHIA GAZI BARIR SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 34 MAFIGABAD SHATANTRO EBTADAYEE MADRASHA 35 MAITHA LABAN GOLA NESARIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 36 MODDHO GULISHAKHALI SWATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 37 MONSHATALI HAMIDIA SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 38 NALI SAJIMARA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 39 NIMTALI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 40 PADMA ISLAMIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 41 PARIRKHAL NESARIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 42 PASCHIM BAOLKAR HASANIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 43 PASCHIM DHALUA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 44 PASCHIM GULISHA KHALI IS. NESA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 45 PASCHIM SONATALA HOSENIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 46 PURBO ANDHAR MANIK AHEDIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 47 PURBO AZGORKATHI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 48 PURBO BURIRCHAR HAMEZIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH Source:BANBEIS Page 3 15-JUL-20 LIST OF EBTEDYAEE MADRASAH Division BARISAL District BARGUNA Upazila BARGUNA SADAR Slno Name of Madrasah 49 PURBO CHOTO GOWRICNNA NECHARIA SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 50 PURBO GUDIGHATA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 51 PURBO ROYVOG SOBHANIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 52 S B KUMRA KHALI SALEHIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 53 SHIALIA ABDUL HAI MEMORIAL SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 54 SONAKHALI A G KHAN SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 55 SONAKHALI SATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 56 TULATALA AMINEA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 57 URBUNIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 58 UTTAR AMTALI ZALALIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 59 UTTAR HEULI BUNIA JELANIA CHISHTIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 60 UTTAR MAITHA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 61 UTTAR MANSA TALI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 62 UTTAR PATAKATA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 63 UTTAR PURBA BADARKHLI RASHIDIA SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 64 UTTAR SHIALIA AZADIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 65 WEST JANGALIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 66 ZAJIR TOBAK SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH Upazila BETAGI Slno Name of Madrasah 1 BATTALA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 2 BHORA SARISHA MURI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 3 BIBICHINI SIKDER BARI RAHELIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 4 CHANDAKHALI SARAFATIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 5 CHOPKHALI HASANIA SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 6 DAKSHIN KALIKABARI FAKIRER HAT HASEMIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 7 GABUA SHATENTRO EBTADYEE MADRASHA 8 GABUIA AL-ENUCH SWATANTRA EBTADAYEE MADRASHA 9 GARIABUNI DARUSSUNNAT SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 10 HOSNABAD AZIZIA FORKANIA SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 11 JHOPKHALI RUHUL AMINIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 12 KARUNA HASINA DARUL ULUM SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 13 KAZIRABAD DARUS SHAREAD SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 14 KAZIRABAD DARUS SUNNAT SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 15 KEORA BUNIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 16 MADHYA DESHANTAR KATHI SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 17 MADYA SARISAMURI SHARAFIA SATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 18 MODDHO KORUNA SWATANTRO EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 19 PASCHIM SARISHAMURI SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASHA 20 PURBA PHOLTALA SHATANTRA EBTEDAYEE MADRASAH 21 PURBO
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    Livelihood Adaptation to Climate Change Project (BGD/01/004/01/99) SITUATION ASSESSMENT REPORT IN S-W COASTAL REGION OF BANGLADESH (JUNE, 2009) Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE) Acknowledgements The present study on livelihoods adaptation was conducted under the project Livelihood Adaptation to Climate Change, project phase-II (LACC-II), a sub-component of the Comprehensive Disaster Management Programme (CDMP), funded by UNDP, EU and DFID which is being implemented by the Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE) with technical support of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), UN. The Project Management Unit is especially thankful to Dr Stephan Baas, Lead Technical Advisor (Environment, Climate Change and Bioenergy Division (NRC), FAO, Rome) and Dr Ramasamy Selvaraju, Environment Officer (NRC Division, FAO, Rome) for their overall technical guidance and highly proactive initiatives. The final document and the development of the project outputs are direct results of their valuable insights received on a regular basis. The inputs in the form of valuable information provided by Field Officers (Monitoring) of four coastal Upazilas proved very useful in compiling the report. The reports of the upazilas are very informative and well presented. In the course of the study, the discussions with a number of DAE officials at central and field level were found insightful. In devising the fieldwork the useful contributions from the DAE field offices in four study upazilas and in district offices of Khulna and Pirojpur was significant. The cooperation with the responsible SAAOs in four upazilas was also highly useful. The finalization of the study report has benefited from the valuable inputs, comments and suggestions received from various agencies such as DAE, Climate Change Cell, SRDI (Central and Regional offices), and others.
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    Farmers’ Organizations in Bangladesh: Investment Centre Division A Mapping and Capacity Assessment Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Viale delle Terme di Caracalla – 00153 Rome, Italy. Bangladesh Integrated Agricultural Productivity Project Technical Assistance Component FAO Representation in Bangladesh House # 37, Road # 8, Dhanmondi Residential Area Dhaka- 1205. iappta.fao.org I3593E/1/01.14 Farmers’ Organizations in Bangladesh: A Mapping and Capacity Assessment Bangladesh Integrated Agricultural Productivity Project Technical Assistance Component Food and agriculture organization oF the united nations rome 2014 Photo credits: cover: © CIMMYt / s. Mojumder. inside: pg. 1: © FAO/Munir uz zaman; pg. 4: © FAO / i. nabi Khan; pg. 6: © FAO / F. Williamson-noble; pg. 8: © FAO / i. nabi Khan; pg. 18: © FAO / i. alam; pg. 38: © FAO / g. napolitano; pg. 41: © FAO / i. nabi Khan; pg. 44: © FAO / g. napolitano; pg. 47: © J.F. lagman; pg. 50: © WorldFish; pg. 52: © FAO / i. nabi Khan. Map credit: the map on pg. xiii has been reproduced with courtesy of the university of texas libraries, the university of texas at austin. the designations employed and the presentation of material in this information product do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Food and agriculture organization of the united nations (FAO) concerning the legal or development status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. the mention of specific companies or products of manufacturers, whether or not these have been patented, does not imply that these have been endorsed or recommended by FAO in preference to others of a similar nature that are not mentioned.
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    African Journal of Agricultural Research Vol. 7(45), pp. 5995 -6004, 27 November, 2012 Available online at http://www.academicjournals.org/AJAR DOI: 10.5897/AJAR12.1840 ISSN 1991-637X ©2012 Academic Journals Full Length Research Paper Rice marketing in Bangladesh: From the perspective of village study at Cox’s Bazar district Abeda Sultana Faculty of Business Studies, Premier University, Dampara Campus, WASA Circle, Chittagong, Bangladesh. E-mail: [email protected]. Tel: +88-01815-074884. Accepted 25 October 2012 The paper analyzes the problems and prospects of rice marketing in Bangladesh by way of using secondary data as well as primary data. Both secondary and primary data are indicative of the fact that rice marketing in Bangladesh is marred by a wide range of problems including packaging, transporting, storage, distribution and pricing. There is a comparative advantage in the production of high yielding rice in Bangladesh but its marketing system is not suitable to the small farmers to bring fair price. Most of the respondents’ opined the major causes of price hike are natural disaster, inadequate supply of food grain in the market, less production, hoarding by traders and creating artificial food crisis in the market, problems of communication system, increase of middlemen in the market to reach food grain to consumers. This study is explanatory in nature which suggests measures that can benefit both the farmers and the end users. Key words: Agriculture, marketing, Bangladesh. INTRODUCTION Bangladesh is one of the less developed countries in the marketing if they think about what to produce and how to world, with a per capita income of about $700 in 2010.
  • FILLING STATION) Page # 1 A/C No A/C NAME Address DHAKA 3020047 AMIN PETROL PUMP SECRETARIAT ROAD DHAKA 3020062 A

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