Population
175.0M
GDP
$460B
Top Disruption
Ecological
82/100
Future Path
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Bangladesh faces concentrated disruption across 3 dimensions, centered on ecological stress (82/100). Political risk (78/100) and ecological stress form the dual pressure points to watch.
Disruption Profile
High — Building pressure in key sectors
High — Building pressure in all sectors — especially finance
High — Building pressure in key sectors
Moderate — Building pressure in key sectors
Moderate — Moderate exposure across select industries
Moderate — Moderate exposure across select industries
Low — Moderate exposure across select industries
Minimal — Limited disruption signal
Minimal — Limited disruption signal
Bangladesh vs State Average
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Convergence Alerts
Ecological stress amplifies economic disruption through insurance costs, infrastructure damage, supply chain disruptions, and forced migration patterns.
Precedent: Hurricane Katrina (2005), Texas winter storm (2021): climate events created multi-year economic disruption in affected regions.
Bangladesh: 2 dimensions converging above thresholds simultaneously.
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Key Traits
Analysis
Post-revolution South Asian economy navigating between garment industry disruption, existential climate threat, and democratic transition.
## Key dynamics (2025-2026)
- **Climate**: Most climate-vulnerable large economy. 17% of territory below 1m elevation. Cyclones, flooding, saltwater intrusion annual. - **Politics**: Interim government after Aug 2024 student revolution. Democratic transition fragile. Previous autocratic consolidation reversed. - **Economy**: Garment sector ($45B) faces automation pressure. Remittances ($22B/yr) critical. GDP growth slowed to 5% amid political uncertainty. - **Demographics**: 175M population, median age 27. Youth employment crisis.
Student protests ousted PM Hasina (Aug 2024), interim government under Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus. $45B garment industry (80% of exports) employs 4M workers facing AI/automation disruption. Existential climate threat: 17% of land area below 1m elevation, 20M climate migrants projected by 2050. STEEPE reflects 2025-2026 post-regime-change instability.
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