The paper explored how inclusive agribusiness models can serve as a critical driver for achieving sustainable development outcomes in Bangladesh’s rapidly evolving agricultural landscape. Anchored in robust field insights and sectoral analysis, the research identified key structural, institutional, and market-based barriers to inclusive growth, while proposing strategic interventions that align economic competitiveness with social equity and environmental stewardship. By highlighting the transformative potential of inclusive agribusiness to integrate smallholders, women, and youth into high-value value chains, the study offered a compelling vision for a more resilient and equitable agrifood system. This contribution added significant value to the national discourse on sustainable development and agribusiness reform, reinforcing the importance of policy innovation, stakeholder coordination, and targeted investment in fostering a more inclusive rural economy.
Author: Syeda Farzana Morshed