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    ANALYZING THE DRIVERS OF RISING CONSUMER PURCHASE INTENTIONS FOR REAL ESTATE HOUSING IN BANGLADESH: A STUDY ON SILVER DEVELOPERS LTD
    (Comilla University, 29-Jun-2025) Hoque, Mohammad Azizul
    Real Estate business is a growing arena in Bangladesh. At present, these are a number of good Real Estate companies in our country. Real Estate business is an important factor in Bangladesh at present situation. In Bangladesh, Dhaka is best segmented area for real estate business. Now it becomes familiar picture in very cities (like Cumilla) of Bangladesh. After 3 months internship of real estate sector, I have to make my internship paper for academic purpose. The major purpose of this paper is to examine the factors who have impact on buying intention of real estate business in order to develop an emotional connection with Silver Developers Ltd. A quantitative approach was employed and questionnaires was used to gather data. Questionnaires were distributed physically and online basis among the customer of Silver Developers Ltd. The sample size was
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    Social Cohesion, resilience and peace building between host population and Rohingya Refugee Community in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh
    (Brac University, 2019-06) Olney, Jessica; Badiuzzaman, Muhammad; Hoque, Mohammad Azizul
    In August 2017 Myanmar authorities unleashed systematic violence on the Rohingya community of Northern Rakhine State. Hundred of thousands of Rohingya were affected and an unknown number were killed, resulting in nearly a million people fleeing their homeland and taking shelter in the neighboring country of Bangladesh. Hosting such a large number of refugees has had significant impacts on the host population of Cox’s Bazar. These impacts have led to a lack of social cohesion and negatively affected the potential for inter-communal harmony between the two communities. A study was undertaken by BRAC University Centre for Peace and Justice (CPJ) between January to April 2019 to identify factors affecting social cohesion, resilience and peace building between the host and Rohingya refugee communities. The study consisted of a series of consultations conducted in order to compile the perspectives of different groups of host community stakeholders. Participant included local villagers (men, women and youth) living adjacent to the camps; local government representatives; community elders; religious and ethnic minority leaders; and representatives from NGOs, educational institutions, and civil society organizations (CSOs). The consultations included thirteen focus group discussions (FGDs), five key informant interviews (KIIs), one validation session of findings, and one dissemination workshop. The dissemination workshop was organized to share key findings with stakeholders who are potential catalysts in promoting stability in the region. The aim was to draw out their recommendations on ways to strengthen social cohesion and resilience in the region.