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Legend

↑ Government is keeping focus on a promise through rhetoric only.

↑↑ Government has taken a concrete step (allocating finances/formulating policy) towards implementing a promise or in furthering the nation in a specific manifesto area.

↑↑↑ A step taken by a government previously has led to sizable output in a specific area of the manifesto's scope.

↑↑↑↑ An output of nationwide significance, jubilation and/or appreciation has taken place as a result of a government step.

↔ Government actions are ambiguous in a way which does not show their commitment either for or against fulfillment of a manifesto promise.

↑↓ The action has the potential to be either positive or negative and is hard to judge immediately.

↓ Government is not keeping focus on a promise even through rhetoric

↓↓ Government has taken a concrete step (finances/ policy) which will hinder implementation of a promise or will cause the nation to go backward in a specific manifesto area.

↓↓↓ A negative step taken by a government previously has led to significant outcome which is contradictory to the agenda in a specific area of the manifesto.

↓↓↓↓ An output of nationwide public outcry, grievance or mourning which has taken place as a result of a government step.

Jagorometer Team

Maya, Ritu, Mahrukh, Munia, Shahnila, Priyanka, Mridul, Rubayat, Ashik, Ismail, Sanjan, & Rain

Courtesy: Mehedi Haque

“Health is the basic right of every citizen of the Republic” as health is fundamental to human development. Accordingly, the Government of Bangladesh has been pursuing for a health system that ensures provision of basic health services to the entire population. The country is constantly going through a number of triumphs and tragedies in achieving health care goals for its citizens. Reaching the underprivileged with equal provision of access to health and family planning services, good governance in the sector, access to safe and adequate food and drinking water, raising awareness of preventive behavior to avoid adverse health outcomes – both communicable and non-communicable, and access to essential drugs and other health care products are some of the major challenges for the health sector.