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ব্যাখ্যা: The most recent triennial review by the Committee for Development Policy (CDP) has confirmed that Bangladesh is eligible to exit from the LDC category having crossed the threshold of three defining criteria namely per capita GNI, Economic and Environmental Vulnerability Index (EVI) and Human Assets Index (HAI). In the 2021 review, Bangladesh stands strongly in all three criteria with a per capita GNI of 1827 USD (requirement being USD 1222), EVI of 27 (requirement being 32 or below), and HAI of 75.4 (requirement being 66 or above).\n\nAccording to an earlier timeline set by the CDP, Bangladesh was set to leave the LDC category in 2024. However, in view of the COVID-19 pandemic and taking note of a request by the Bangladesh government the graduation year was deferred by two years, i.e., in 2026. In the same review, Nepal and Laos were also recommended for graduation in 2026; but Myanmar and Timor-Leste failed to get a nod from the Committee.
ব্যাখ্যা: The most recent triennial review by the Committee for Development Policy (CDP) has confirmed that Bangladesh is eligible to exit from the LDC category having crossed the threshold of three defining criteria namely per capita GNI, Economic and Environmental Vulnerability Index (EVI) and Human Assets Index (HAI). In the 2021 review, Bangladesh stands strongly in all three criteria with a per capita GNI of 1827 USD (requirement being USD 1222), EVI of 27 (requirement being 32 or below), and HAI of 75.4 (requirement being 66 or above).\n\nAccording to an earlier timeline set by the CDP, Bangladesh was set to leave the LDC category in 2024. However, in view of the COVID-19 pandemic and taking note of a request by the Bangladesh government the graduation year was deferred by two years, i.e., in 2026. In the same review, Nepal and Laos were also recommended for graduation in 2026; but Myanmar and Timor-Leste failed to get a nod from the Committee.