Bangladesh is not a middle income country-বাংলাদেশ মধ্যম আয়ের দেশ নয়

AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) -based advocacy group Rise the Mike (Middle Income Country) is promoting ads on 'Bangladesh is not a middle income country' on bus stand in Washington DC. The advertisement states that Per Capita Income of Bangladesh is about $ 9.35, and Per Capita Income of America is about $ 12.
AIDS Healthcare Foundation with the World Bank logo
This poster is now shown in various locations in Washington, DC, by the AHF-led advocacy group Rise the Mike (Middle Income Country).

According to the advocacy group Rise the Mike (Middle Income Country), the bank also protested at the bank's headquarters in Wellington, criticizing various policies adopted by the World Bank. According to them, various policies adopted by the World Bank could soon force many civil society organizations to shut down in middle-income countries. Because international donors may withdraw their support and support from underdeveloped countries as a result of this World Bank policy. At the same time, lethal patients like HIV and tuberculosis will be forced to pay 5 times higher prices for medicines than patients in low-income countries. However, the difference between daily income between low-income countries and middle-income countries will be slightly more than $ 5.
According to advocacy group Rise the Mike (Middle Income Country), various policies adopted by the World Bank have the opposite effect of poverty reduction. Mike (Middle Income Country) is now considered a middle-income country with two-thirds of the world's poorest and HIV-positive people.
When contacted by the Bangladesh Embassy in Wellington in the US about the campaign for the advocacy group Rise the Mike (Middle Income Country), a top embassy official said they knew nothing about it. However, the embassy will investigate the matter.