Nexel Research Limited

08/02/2026

Nexel is now in its sixth year! From a vulnerable COVID baby, it has weathered multiple ups and downs to claim a significant place on the research map of Bangladesh. We are extremely grateful for the journey and for the people Alhamdulillah.
Missed our colleagues who couldn’t make it on the day.

02/02/2025

We're thrilled to celebrate Nexel's fifth anniversary this month! We had launched the company just before the COVID-19 pandemic brought the world to a standstill. Despite the challenges, we persevered, carving out a successful niche for ourselves. We're grateful for our diverse and loyal clients across the world and the opportunity to work on so many versatile research projects. This five-year milestone is a true achievement. Alhamdulillah.
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22/08/2023

Training session for a Global Media Study at our office.

22/08/2023

Late Upload. Validation Session and workshop on Gender Transformative Early Childhood Development: Role of male caregivers (Jan 2023).

17/02/2021

Nexel officially turns a year old this month!

Thanks to our team members for always putting in hard work and insane hours, our partners for enabling us to pursue higher standards, and our beloved clientele for placing their trust on us. Hope to continue this in the future together Insha’Allah!

A quick glance at our past year since formation…

18/11/2020

The new deadline is 30th Nov 2020!

19/08/2020

We have come up with a short AV profile for Nexel and it looks exciting! Hopefully it will sketch out the comprehensive outline of our goals, activities, capabilities and endeavors without the monotony of a text brochure. Enjoy!

20/04/2020

Our heartiest gratitude to Daily Star, who felt our research findings were important enough to be taken to the audience at a national level. 😀 And thanks Nazbul H. Khan, CEO (Part II) for the write up.
Please click on the following link for the full article

During the lockdown, people stay at home unless there’s an emergency. Market places are shut down. Kitchen markets and super-shops are open for a short span. Evidently, the lockdown has compelled people to buy less.

20/04/2020

Watched a farmer on TV stressing over his unsold produce in Gaibandha, the same vegetables being sold for a very high price in Dhaka. His bewildered look and broken voice compelled us to do something soon, something that might help the relevant actors and policy makers to make the right calls in order to keep the nationwide supply chain running smoothly. For the sake of the farmers, and for the sake of the consumers missing out on important nutrients.

As a first step, Nexel Research Ltd. in collaboration with Part II, who share a similar vision and had initiated the project, have conducted a rapid assessment looking at the current situation of vegetable farmers with harvest-ready crops in their fields, and also urban consumers who are finding it hard to avail these products in Dhaka.

This report informs on some focal points faced by the two groups and puts forth an interesting and worthwhile array of scopes for future studies.
Please click on the following link for the full report:

Due to the covid-19 lockdown, people are usually staying home unless there is an emergency. Market places are shut down, kitchen markets and super-shops are open only for a few hours every day.

01/04/2020

The unfortunate circumstances that has befallen us calls for unified efforts and encouragement for physical distancing. Stay home, help stop the spread.