American
International
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Bangladesh

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Abstract

Bangladesh is collectively facing food, energy and environmental security challenges which are very serious and closely interconnected. Continuous fragile climate situation, such as conventional saltiness of the soil. It is trapped between increasing reliance on unstable fossil fuels and the immediate imperative to make a sustainable transition while getting frustrated by essential use of land confrontations between solar parks and agriculture. This disparity is reflected in an acute environmental health crisis, in which pollution costs an equal amount of 17.6 percent of the GDP of the country and results in more than 272,000 premature deaths each year. This research will argue that Synthetic Biology is a blueprint in coming up with integrated solutions that are high-impact to this tri-sector crisis. The methodology is a synthesis of qualitative and quantitative data. We use secondary information collected from governmental reports, World Bank and IEEFA to determine the exact gaps in intervention. The original time-series analysis from 1995 to 2023 by Excel data is performed, and the results are presented in the original graph and correlated with the year of analysis and three major parameters: the Index of Innovation, Sustainability Score, and Public Health Relevance. The graphical analysis is the critical and very recent merging. In contrast to the Innovation Index, which illustrates foundational innovation between 2000-2015, the Sustainability Score displays a high upward trend, which climbs to the high point in 2023. The findings indicate that Public Health Relevance will witness a drastic peak in the years following 2021 when it will jump to its highest point in 2022 and 2023. This demonstrates the fresh intense interest in the field of human health. Our conclusions are that Synthetic Biology is best suited for the rescue of this crisis. The increasing Sustainability Score is associated with climate resistant crops, whereas the Public Health Relevance spike is the biotreatment answer to the 17.6 percent of the GDP health crisis. This paper helps in concluding that a strategic investment in a domestic Synthetic Biology ecosystem is an urgent need and future efforts are necessary to put an end to this crisis at national capacity.

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Publication Details

• Type of Publication:
• Conference Name: 1st International Conference on Life Science, Health, and Biotechnology (LifeTech 2026)
• Date of Conference: 17/01/2026 - 17/01/2026
• Venue: Jashore 7408, Bangladesh
• Organizer: Faculty of Biological Science and Technology, Jashore University of Science and Technology, Bangladesh.