Call for Papers: Infrastructure Regulation: What works, Why, and How do we know?
Deadline: 05 December 2008.




Mobile Craig’s List in Bangladesh

A colleague from IDRC has written about:

CellBazaar (https://www.cellbazaar.com/) . .   a community-centric, mobile phone based market to connect buyers and sellers, especially in rural & mofussil (semi urban/rural) Bangladesh. It’s a platform for people to use to find each other’s products. Kamal Quadir (now an MIT fellow) who was also the original thinker of Grameen Bank Village Pay Phone idea is also the founder of this. It looks sort of craigslit idea but its runs through a cell phone based network.  

Would be interesting to see what our readers think about this.



1 Response to “Mobile Craig’s List in Bangladesh”


  1. 1 Kamal Quadir

    Thank you for your interest in CellBazaar. I thought I should point out a few facts that I, Kamal Quadir, was NOT the original thinker of Grameen Bank Village Pay Phone idea; it was the idea of my brother Iqbal Quadir. I am also not a Fellow at MIT. I went to Sloan School at MIT for an MBA education.

    Other informations are all correct and I very much appreciate your support for CellBazaar.

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