Yes, most factory, commercial building, mixed-use development, high-rise project, shopping complex, institutional facility, hospital, Educational Institutions or large-scale development require TIA for approval.

Usually 7-15 days depending on project size.

Yes, in most cases RAJUK requires a Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) report before approving building plans for commercial and large-scale developments in Dhaka and surrounding areas.

TIA is a study that analyzes how a new development affects surrounding traffic conditions.

Yes, when a proposed factory, commercial building, mixed-use development, high-rise project, shopping complex, institutional facility, or large-scale development. 

Yes

1,00,000± --5,00,000± depending on project/sampling size. 

ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) reporting improves investor confidence because it reduces uncertainty and demonstrates that a company is well-managed, compliant, and prepared for future risks.

Many industrial facilities conduct stack emission testing every 12 months as part of good compliance practice for Higgs requirements. Larger or higher-risk facilities may be required to perform testing more frequently.

Typical data includes fuel consumption, electricity usage, refrigerant usage, transportation records, waste generation, and production activities.

Industrial Hygiene Assessment is required in Bangladesh when there is a need to identify workplace health hazards, measure exposure levels, and ensure worker safety compliance, especially in industrial and high-risk environments.

The survey can identify hazards related to airborne contaminants, chemical exposure, noise, heat stress, inadequate ventilation, poor lighting, vibration, radiation, biological agents, and ergonomic risks.

RAJUK TIA Requirements: project details with site plan, building drawings, and land use information.
It also needs a traffic impact study (trip generation, access, parking facility) and road/transport connectivity analysis.
Finally, mitigation measures to manage traffic congestion must be included.

Parking study in Bangladesh assesses parking demand, adequacy, accessibility, and future parking provision for large or commercial developments.