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নির্বাচনী সময়কে ঘিরে প্রকাশিত কনটেন্ট কীভাবে ধাপে ধাপে একটি রাজনৈতিক বয়ান তৈরি করেছে তার ডেটাভিত্তিক বিশ্লেষণ।

এখানে ২৬৩টি পোস্ট বিশ্লেষণ করা হয়েছে। এতে দেখা যায় সরাসরি সমালোচনা, পরোক্ষ সমালোচনা এবং মত নির্মাণমূলক কনটেন্ট একসঙ্গে ক্রিয়াশীল থেকে প্রভাব বিস্তার করতে পারে।

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৯৬

মোট প্রভাব

৭২ লাখ

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Public money, and power – explained with data

DataXplainer is a publishing space for deeply interactive, data-driven investigations about Bangladesh – from public procurement and digital infrastructure to gender, climate, and elections. Every investigation is built on real datasets.

At a glance

Top ministries and their biggest firms

This nested treemap shows the highest-spending ministries across Bangladesh and the firms that capture the largest shares of contract value within each ministry’s procurement portfolio.

Each large block represents one of the top ministries by total awarded contract value nationwide over the period covered by the dataset. Inside each block, the smaller rectangles represent the top firms by total awarded value within that ministry. Use the breadcrumb bar at the top of the chart to zoom into a single ministry and then back out to the full map.

The figures aggregate all awarded contracts across districts, agencies, and divisions, grouped under their respective parent ministries. Firm values are standardised and summed in crore BDT over the full time window of the dataset.

This is the same cleaned procurement universe that underpins the Monopolies, Tender Game, Concrete Cartel, and Digital Deals investigations – presented here as a national, bird’s-eye view of which ministries spend the most, and which firms dominate those spending pipelines.

Top firms

Monopolies, mega-firms & captured ministries This investigation uses procurement data to reveal how a small number of mega-firms dominate public contracts across multiple ministries nationwide. By mapping award value and frequency, the story shows how concentrated market power and recurring winners shape the structure of government spending – offering a data-driven view of monopolistic patterns hidden in official records. READ INVESTIGATION ↗

Competition

The Tender Game Using a decade of procurement data, this investigation shows how a small group of firms repeatedly wins public contracts in Bangladesh, revealing patterns of concentration, recurring winners, and overlapping ministry-supplier networks beneath the surface of government tenders. READ INVESTIGATION ↗

Construction Concrete Cartel – Bangladesh’s Builder Network This investigation maps how a small cluster of construction firms repeatedly wins public works contracts across multiple ministries in Bangladesh. Using procurement data, it shows that a minority of cross-ministerial contractors – just 8.6% of the total – capture over a third of construction spending, revealing a tightly interconnected builder network that raises questions about competition and market access in the Bangladesh's public works. READ INVESTIGATION

ICT deals Digital Deals – The Rise of ICT Procurement Giants This investigation uses procurement data to uncover how information and communications technology (ICT) contracts are awarded in Bangladesh. It highlights the firms that repeatedly win ICT deals, reveals patterns in supplier networks, and shows how a relatively small group of companies dominate digital procurement in the capital – offering a data-grounded view of competition, concentration, and recurring winners in Bangladesh’s technology spending. READ INVESTIGATION ↗

Award timing Awarded in a Day – Patterns of Rapid Contracts in Bangladesh This investigation examines procurement records to reveal how a surprising share of public contracts in Bangladesh are awarded on the same day they are published. By analyzing timing, winner counts, and award patterns, the story sheds light on how speed in the tender process may correlate with concentration among repeat winners – offering a data-driven look at how fast decisions shape who gets work and who doesn’t in Bangladesh’s public contracting landscape. READ INVESTIGATION ↗

Election cycle Election Fever: Ministries Repeat the Same Winners This investigation analyses procurement data around national election timelines in Bangladesh to explore how contract awards shift before and after elections. By tracking award counts, firm participation, and timing patterns, the story offers a data-driven view of how election cycles may influence competition, supplier behaviour, and contract outcomes in public procurement. READ INVESTIGATION