Bangladesh boasts 3 cities in the top 1000 and is one of South Asiaâs best countries for setting up a startup.
Bangladeshâs startup scene remains stable in 2022 on the 93rd position, having kept 3 cities in the global top 1000.
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Bangladesh is ranked within the top 100 startup ecosystems globally.
Bangladeshâs startup scene is best represented in Transportation, Health, and in Ecommerce & and Retail.
2022 National Rank & Change | City | Global Rank & Change | Total Score | Quantity Score | Quality Score | Business Score |
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1st 0 | 326th - 63 | 1.681 | 0.52 | 0.32 | 0.84 |
On our map, you can explore a total of 20 startups for Transportation.
In South Asia, Bangladesh's Health is in top 61. Bangladesh has a concentration of about 12 of the region's total Health startups that are represented on our map.
Bangladesh's Ecommerce & Retail is ranked 67th in the world. Our database contains 8 for this industry.
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