Bangladesh a compact and densely populated developing nation, grapples with large number of its population living below the poverty line. Despite being an agrarian society, the agricultural sector struggles to sustain the needs of the burgeoning population. Day laborers, unable to secure opportunities in agriculture, find themselves idle for a significant portion of the year. The landscape changed in the early 1990s with the emergence of the garment and other industries, alongside rapid urbanization and industrial growth, resulting in a heightened demand for skilled labor in all sectors such as like construction.