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Sixth five year plan 2011-2015 Accelerating Growth and reducing Poverty

Republic of Bangladesh Ministry of Planning Country Resources Development and Poverty Strategies Bangladesh 30 July 2011 Policy document

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This document is design to implement a range of social protection programs that meets the needs of this under-privileged group. In this regard, existing programs will be reviewed and reformed to establish better targeting with a view to ensuring that all under-privileged groups including the disable, the elderly, the tribal population, and children and women at risk are given priority in the distribution of benefits. Particular attention will be given to strengthening the underlying institutions.

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