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Implementation Monitoring and Evaluation Division

division · unverified (verification date unavailable)

Profile

Head
Md. Kamal Uddin
Role
Secretary
Annual budget
n/a
Staff
n/a
Established
1996
Legal basis
Rules of Business 1996 (Government of Bangladesh); established as a separate division of the Ministry of Planning under the Rules of Business framework
Provenance & notes

Established 1996 under the Rules of Business; it is one of two divisions under the Ministry of Planning (alongside Planning Division). IMED also functions as the administrative parent of the Bangladesh Public Procurement Authority (BPPA) and the Central Procurement Technical Unit (CPTU). Current Secretary Md. Kamal Uddin (BCS Administration, 11th batch) joined 7 April 2025, transferred from Ministry of Cultural Affairs, per IMED portal officer profile. Wikipedia lists Abul Mansur Md. Faizullah -- this appears stale; Md. Tajul Islam was promoted as Secretary by gazette of 25 February 2025 (Prothom Alo), then Md. Kamal Uddin took over 7 April 2025 per IMED portal -- head_since set to 2025-04-07 with head confirmed from IMED's own officer-list PDF. Staff count and administrative budget not separately disclosed in primary sources; annual_budget_bdt left null. ADP execution figures (Jul-Feb: 30.31%, Tk 63,327.53 crore; Jul-Mar: 36.19%, Tk 75,607.24 crore) cross-checked across Financial Express, Daily Star, bdnews24, and Bangla Mirror sources. Seven mega project figures (Tk 2.30 trillion combined, Tk 80,569 crore cost escalation) from Prothom Alo and The Daily Star taskforce reporting. Padma Oil HQ audit findings from Financial Express (two reports). PPR 2025 effective date 28 September 2025 confirmed by BSS and gazette PDF. Verification based on 2+ primary sources for all key claims. Activity evidence hold: removed 3 exact generated refresh event(s) on read. Generated scores, positions, activity actions and verification stamps are unavailable. Retained events and unmatched action text require source review; original raw records are unchanged.

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