This document lists 155 products across various categories that have been brought under the mandatory certification marks scheme in Bangladesh. The products are divided into 4 main categories: A) 64 food and agricultural products, B) 40 chemical products, C) 11 jute and textile products, and D) 25 electronics and electrical products. It provides the name and corresponding Bangladesh standard number for each listed product.
The document provides guidelines for registering a joint stock company online, including instructions on filling out registration applications, uploading documents, editing submissions, and printing documents. Applicants select the company type and fill in general information, details on corporate and individual subscribers, memorandum and articles of association. They can upload soft copies of required documents and submit the application for payment processing. Editing is allowed before final submission.
This document summarizes the Re-Financing Scheme of Bangladesh Bank, which provides financial assistance to support the business activities of only female borrowers. Some key points of this scheme are that only women can receive loans under it, up to 10% of the loan amount is provided at a lower interest rate, loans up to 25 thousand BDT are available for working capital needs, and personal guarantees are considered as collateral. This scheme partners with 29 commercial banks and 10 non-bank financial institutions to provide advice to women entrepreneurs on obtaining bank loans.
This document provides guidelines and procedures for microfinance (MF) loans in Bangladesh. It discusses Bangladesh Bank's role in developing the MF sector, including indicative targets for MF loans set for banks and financial institutions. It notes the employment generation and poverty reduction benefits of MF, especially for women. Guidelines include prioritizing loans for small and marginal farmers, setting loan amounts, and reserving a portion of loans for women borrowers.
This document lists 155 products across various categories that have been brought under the mandatory certification marks scheme in Bangladesh. The products are divided into 4 main categories: A) 64 food and agricultural products, B) 40 chemical products, C) 11 jute and textile products, and D) 25 electronics and electrical products. It provides the name and corresponding Bangladesh standard number for each listed product.
The document provides guidelines for registering a joint stock company online, including instructions on filling out registration applications, uploading documents, editing submissions, and printing documents. Applicants select the company type and fill in general information, details on corporate and individual subscribers, memorandum and articles of association. They can upload soft copies of required documents and submit the application for payment processing. Editing is allowed before final submission.
This document summarizes the Re-Financing Scheme of Bangladesh Bank, which provides financial assistance to support the business activities of only female borrowers. Some key points of this scheme are that only women can receive loans under it, up to 10% of the loan amount is provided at a lower interest rate, loans up to 25 thousand BDT are available for working capital needs, and personal guarantees are considered as collateral. This scheme partners with 29 commercial banks and 10 non-bank financial institutions to provide advice to women entrepreneurs on obtaining bank loans.
This document provides guidelines and procedures for microfinance (MF) loans in Bangladesh. It discusses Bangladesh Bank's role in developing the MF sector, including indicative targets for MF loans set for banks and financial institutions. It notes the employment generation and poverty reduction benefits of MF, especially for women. Guidelines include prioritizing loans for small and marginal farmers, setting loan amounts, and reserving a portion of loans for women borrowers.