Health7 According to FAO 2015 report the percentage of population having below minimumlevel of dietary energy consumption came down to 16.4% in 2015 from 32.8% in 1990. According to the United Nations estimate Bangladesh’s under-5 mortality ratedropped to stunning 38 per 1,000 live births by 2015 from 144 per 1,000 livebirths in 1990. According to the same estimate, the current infant mortality rate in Bangladeshis 31 per 1,000 livebirths, and the neonatalmortality rate is 23 per 1,000 livebirths. According to the latest estimate by the UnitedNations (2015), the current maternal mortalityis 176 per 100,000 livebirths. According to BangladeshMaternal Mortality Survey by NIPORTshowed the MMR to be 194 per 100,000 live births which was 574 per 100,000 live births in 1990. The FAO acknowledged, in its report named “The state of Food Security in World - 2015” that, Bangladesh is the most successful in South Asia in attaining agricultural and food security in MDG. The draft of two new medical universities i.e. Chittagong Medical University Act and the Rajshahi Medical University is a matter of hope for us. The draft of National Health Protection Act, National Medical Biotechnology Commission Act, Community Clinic Health Assistance Trust Act, the Non Government Treatment Services Act, the Patient Protection Act, the Addition of Limbs in Human Body (Amendment) Act and the International Diarrhea Research Center Bangladesh Act is completed. The Government has drafted the National psycho-social counseling policy 2015. This 7 Health Bulletin 2015 - MoHFW policy aims to increase the efficiency of parents in mental growth of children, increase life oriented efficiency like anger management, social communication, stress management, mutual respect and good relation etc., bring positive change in the marginalized people, persons related with criminal activities etc. and facilitate cure of mental situation after accident. The Formalin Control Act 2015 was framed. Environment and Human Rights Bangladesh bagged the Champions of the Earth award. The Honorable Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, has accepted The Champions of the Earth award in the Policy Leadership category on 27 September 2015 in recognition of Bangladesh's far-reaching initiatives to address climate change. The annual Champions of the Earth award is the United Nations highest environmental honour recognizing visionary people and organizations all over the world that exemplify leadership and advocate action on sustainable development, climate change and a life of dignity for all. The award cites the progressive Bangladesh Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan of 2009, which made Bangladesh the first developing country to frame such a coordinated action plan. Bangladesh is also the first country to set up its own Climate Change Trust Fund. The government currently earmarks 6-7 per cent of its annual budget on climate change adaptation. A 'Climate Change Fiscal Framework' is also in the works to enable the government to track the demand and supply of climate change funds. For the first time, climate change is no longer merely an additional demand, it is central to the country's development prospects. In addition, under the leadership of the Prime Minister, the Constitution was 7 JAMAKON