Thinking that ships — how institutions diagnose, finance and deliver. Decision-ready diagnostics, business cases and evaluations, not publications for their own sake.
I assessed Bangladesh’s ESG transition relative to India and Vietnam over 2024–2025 using three comparable lenses—mandatory disclosure rules, real-economy clean-power penetration, and sustainable-finance depth—drawing metrics from a single harmonized dataset for electricity and regulator/market sources for finance and reporting.
Bangladesh faces a green finance paradox: ambitious sustainability mandates but limited product uptake.
An evidence-led policy brief proposing verified, equitable ESG-linked export incentives in Bangladesh's textile and apparel sector, October 2026.
For over two decades, the Bangladesh Municipal Development Fund (BMDF) has delivered vital urban infrastructure projects across Bangladesh—improving roads, drainage, and public facilities for millions.
The evidence behind the advice: reports, journal articles, book chapters and commentary, linked to the publisher’s own copy.
2023Journal article
Sibbir Ahmad, Melinda Smale, Veronique Theriault and Eugenie Maiga. Journal of Agricultural Economics.
Whether fertiliser and seed subsidies change the mix of crops that family farms grow.
2022Report
Xavier Cirera, Diego Comin and Marcio Cruz; IP3 Experts contributed the Bangladesh survey work. World Bank.
A World Bank flagship on why firms in developing countries lag in adopting technology, built on the Firm-level Adoption of Technology survey.
2021Report
Yunfan Gu, Gaurav Nayyar and Siddharth Sharma; IP3 experts contributed the Bangladesh survey work. World Bank.
How far Bangladeshi manufacturers have adopted new technology, what holds them back, and the reforms that would help, drawing on a survey of 1,200 firms.
2019Report
World Bank; cost-benefit analysis by Shafiun Nahin Shimul with the James P Grant School of Public Health, BRAC University. World Bank.
Which adolescent nutrition interventions give the most return for the money in Bangladesh, based on an economic evaluation of each.
2019Journal article
Mohammad Syful Hoque. Journal of Property Tax Assessment & Administration, 16(2).
A GIS-based method for valuing property fairly where market data are thin, so that cities in developing countries can raise property tax.
2019Commentary
Mohammad Syful Hoque. The Financial Express.
Why women in Bangladesh remain under-represented in quality jobs despite rising participation.
2019Commentary
Mohammad Syful Hoque. The Financial Express.
The case for a fairer, better-administered property tax as a tool against wealth inequality in Bangladesh.
2016Book chapter
M. A. Malek, M. S. Hoque, J. Yesmin and M. L. Haque. Springer (book chapter).
Evidence on whether new cereal-cropping technologies alone can lift food and livelihood security for poor smallholders in marginal areas.
2015Report
Asian Development Bank; Bangladesh study by Mohammad Syful Hoque. Asian Development Bank.
How Bangladesh and two other Asian economies compile and use financial soundness indicators to watch over financial stability.
Where a report was written by a client’s own team, the credit says so and names IP3’s contribution. New policy briefs from current assignments will be added here as they are published.
Whether you are preparing a new program, assessing an investment, designing a reform, commissioning an evaluation or assembling a consortium, IP3 can help define the analytical and implementation support required.
