The document outlines several drawbacks to Bangladesh's investment environment including political unrest, corruption, lack of autonomous regulatory bodies, and a complicated bureaucracy that leads to high inefficiency costs and differential treatment. It also notes issues with the tax authority's discretion and disruptions to fiscal policy. Recommendations are made to ensure good governance through coordinated government agencies, accountability, and political reforms.

1. Corruption
Political Unrest
Absence of Autonomous Regulatory Bodies
Lack of effective cooperation of Board of Investment (BOI)
Complicated Bureaucracy
Drawbacks to investment
High Inefficiency Cost
environment
Differential Treatment
Tax Authority’s Discretion
Disrupting Fiscal Policy
Time wasting customs processingTime wasting customs processing

2. Current Investment
economic environment Demand
TANZUM situation in in Analysis
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Marketing
Operations Competition TASNOVA
Plan
Risk Financial
NOMAN Assessment Analysis
Bankability

3. Ensure of Good Governance
Coordinated Government Agencies
Dynamic and Independent Govt. Agencies
Recommendation Accountability and Transparency
Developing Diplomatic Relation
Devoting Efforts to Shift FDI Track
Political Reformation
Ensuring Power and Energy

4. Other factors that hold a good sign for the positive
investment environment in Bangladesh
Establishment
Improvement
of SEZ Launching of
Public private in the “Doing
(Special Industrial
partnership Business
Economic police:
ranking
Zone):

5. Investment opportunities in different
sectors in Bangladesh
Textile sector
Electronics sector
Information technology sector
Natural gas based industrial sectors
Frozen food sector
Leather sector