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Natural and human resource of bangladesh
Bangladesh is rich in various natural resources, particularly in the northeastern and southeastern regions, which significantly contribute to its economy. Resources are categorized into renewable and non-renewable, with important ones including coal, natural gas, and oil, alongside human resources that form the workforce. The document also provides demographic statistics, including population, density, and life expectancy.
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- 1. Natural and HumanResource of Bangladesh Jahangirnagar University Jubaer orun
- 2. Bangladesh is asmall country. But it is full of natural resources. In the north eastern and south eastern part has more natural resources than other parts of Bangladesh. We use many kinds of resource and they play vital role in our national economy. Background
- 3. A resourceis a substance in the environment that is useful to people is economically and technologically feasible to access and socially acceptable to use. Resource is a source of supply, support, or aid especially one that can be readily drawn upon when needed. Resource include soil, water, food, plants, animals and mineral. What is Resource?
- 4. Different Types ofResource
- 5. A naturalresource is anything that people can use which comes from the natural environment. Natural resources are useful raw materials that we get from the earth. They occurred naturally, which means that humans cannot make natural resources. Air, animal, coal, oil, mineral, natural gas, oil, plants etc are natural resource. What is Natural Resource?
- 6. Types of NaturalResource Natural Resource Renewable Non-renewable Solar Energy Air, Wind Water, Tides, Flowing Soil, Plants Fossil Fuels, Oil, Coal, Natural Gas Metallic, Minerals, Iron, Copper, Aluminium Nonmetallic, Minerals, Salt, Phosphates
- 7. Renewable Sources Renewableresource is a resource which can be used repeatedly and replaced naturally. Soil AIR Forest Solar Power Water
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- 17. A non-renewableresource is a resource of economic value that can not be readily replace by natural means on a level equal to its consumption. Such as: Fossil Fuels, Coal, Petroleum, Natural gas etc. Non-renewable resource
- 19. Coal miningof Bangladesh started with the discovery of the first coal mine in Jamalganj in 1962. May 2011, overall coal production was around 3000 tons per day from Barapukuria, Dinajpur. Khulna, Rangpur, Chittagong etc Coal Barapukuria coal, Dinajpur
- 20. Dinajpur, Rangpur,Naoga, Khulna, Chittagang.
- 21. In 2015,the natural Gas reserves of Bangladesh is 14.16 trillion cubic feet. Average daily Gas production of around 2700 million cubic feet. There are 23 discovered gas field in Bangladesh which 17 is active. Some fields are: Chatak, Kamta, Horipur, Titas, Bianibazar etc. Natural Gas
- 22. Sylhet, Sunamganj,Comilla, Maulovibajar, Bhola, Chittagang, Habiganj, Feni.
- 23. The onlyoil field of Bangladesh has been discovered at Haripur in 1986. Oil reserve of about 10 million Barrels, recoverable reserve of about 6 million barrels. Production remained suspended from 1994. Crude oil bearing reservoir horizon were also founding Kailashtila and Fenchuganj. Petroleum Oilfield, Haripur, Sylhet
- 25. Human Resource Humanresources are the people who make up the workforce of an organization, business sector, or economy. "Human capital" is sometimes used synonymously with "human resources", although human capital typically refers to a more narrow view. Likewise, other terms sometimes used include "manpower", "talent", "labor", "personnel", or simply "people".
- 26. Statistics of thePopulation Population : 16,35,20,333(27.10.16) : 2.19% to total world population Population density: 1252/square KM Total land : 130,172 sq. KM Median Age : 26 years Birth rate : 21.14 births /1000 populations Death rate : 5.61 deaths/1000 populations Life Expectancy Rate:70.94 years Fertility rate : 2.4 children/women IMR : 44.09 deaths/1000 live births Sex ratio Rate: 0.95 male/female
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