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Limiting warming to 1.5°C could halve human exposure to lethal temperatures in Bangladesh, India and Pakistan
Governments can virtually halve exposure to potentially lethal temperatures for hundreds of millions of people in South Asia if global efforts to limit warming to… See More
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Macrofinancial Risks in Climate Vulnerable Developing Countries and the Role of the IMF
Climate vulnerable countries face considerable macrofinancial risks that threaten debt sustainability, worsen sovereign risk, and harm investment and development prospects. This paper reviews the macrofinancial… See More
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Climate change, Debt and COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has come on top of the climate crisis, the existential threat of our time. Debt is pushed to new heights at a… See More
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Robust increase of Indian monsoon rainfall and its variability under future warming in CMIP6 models
The Indian summer monsoon is an integral part of the global climate system. As its seasonal rainfall plays a crucial role in India’s agriculture and… See More
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UN Adaptation Gap Report 2020, Key Messages
The fifth edition of the UNEP Adaptation Gap Report finds that such action is lagging far behind where it should be. It finds that while… See More
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Coastal Zone Policy (2005)
The Coastal Zone Policy, formulated by the Ministry of Water Resources (MoWR), intends provide a general guidance to all agencies and institutions concerned for the… See More
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Socioeconomic crisis and rehabilitation reality for climate displaced people in the Southeastern coast of Bangladesh
Climate change-induced disasters are the socioeconomic and cultural concerns in Bangladesh. As a consequence, vast of coastal people has been displaced from their origin. The… See More
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ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE THROUGH DISASTER-RESILIENT HOUSING PRACTICE IN THE COASTAL ZONE OF BANGLADESH
The coastal area of Bangladesh has experienced frequent cyclones associated with storm surges in the last few decades. After the 1990s, activities like construction of… See More
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Role of microfinance institutions to enhance food security in the climate change context: gender based analysis of rural poor community of Bangladesh
Principal goal of this study is to examine the impact of climate change on the food security of rural poor women and what Microfinance Institutions… See More
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Climate change and its risk reduction by mangrove ecosystem in the coastal community of Bangladesh
With a population of 130 million, Bangladesh is already facing the impacts of climate change. No other country knows about the impacts of climate change… See More