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4 Nov 2019 | |
Written by Michelle Cruickshank | |
News |
“Bangladesh is facing rapid urbanisation, rural to urban migration is on the rise and a significant number of people live uncertain lives in the slums; while we strive to develop our cities it is essential that the development does not come at the cost of leaving the urban poor deprived of their basic rights. I want to ensure that our city development plans take a pro-poor approach” Tanjila Mazumder Drishti |
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