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World Bank says subsidy-heavy agriculture budget leaves little room for productivity gains

Top 20 percent of landowners receive about half of the total subsidies

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World Bank says subsidy-heavy agriculture budget leaves little room for productivity gains

80% of Bangladesh's agricultural spending goes to fertilizer subsidies: richest 20% receive ~50% of benefits while poorest 40% get 15%, World Bank reports. Inequitable allocation crowds out R&D, irrigation, digital delivery (e-vouchers, Farmer Cards) and climate resilience; rebalancing toward high-return investments is critical for productivity.

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thedailystar.net4 g fa

Richest farmers get half of fertiliser subsidies in Bangladesh: World Bank

The World Bank finds that Bangladesh places high priority on agriculture, allocating about 10 percent of total public spending to the sector

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  1. lunedì 15 giugno 2026·thedailystar.net

    Richest farmers get half of fertiliser subsidies in Bangladesh: World Bank

    The World Bank finds that Bangladesh places high priority on agriculture, allocating about 10 percent of total public spending to the sector

  2. lunedì 15 giugno 2026·bdnews24.com

    World Bank says subsidy-heavy agriculture budget leaves little room for productivity gains

    Top 20 percent of landowners receive about half of the total subsidies