18 November 2017
Climate change has become one of the most debated topics of this century because of the increasing risk it poses to the sustenance...
THEMES :
Financing Adaptation
Bangladesh
Location (Regions):
11 September 2017
This policy brief provides an overview of the impact of climate change and natural hazards on fishing communities in Bangladesh. It estimates loss and damage and ways of addressing them through insurance risk transfer, and describ...
THEMES :
Coastal Zone Management
PUBLICATION TYPE :
Policy Brief / Strategy Brief
10 November 2017
Climate induced natural hazards are emerging as a cause of major concern, particularly in the coastal and haor areas of Bangladesh. There is growing evidence that these hazards are appearing more frequently and are expected to be...
THEMES :
Natural Resources and Agriculture
PUBLICATION TYPE :
Report / Paper
15 November 2016
By Saleemul Huq in Marrakech
For over a decade I have been advising the Least Developed Countries (LDC) Group of countries in the...
22 November 2016
World Bank (WB) President Jim Yong Kim, during his Dhaka trip on October 16-17, 2016 announced a major investment to help Banglade...
THEMES :
Financing Adaptation
25 October 2016
Around the world, cities and communities are experiencing the effects of climate change. Due to climate change, weather patterns s...
12 August 2016
The memories of Cyclone Sidr and Aila are fresh in the mind of Razia Begum, a victim of climate change, of Dacope Upazila, Khulna....
THEMES :
Gender and Social Impacts
13 June 2016
A new paper by Acclimatise, IIED and ICCCAD with support from CDKN finds that the private sector in Bangladesh is beginning to recognize that climate change presents a number of significant opportunities. Although several challeng...
PUBLICATION TYPE :
Policy Brief / Strategy Brief
31 December 2015
Expected climate change makes improving agricultural practices even more important than many already suggest, according to a new s...
11 January 2016
Outside of the legal and specialised professions, the words “shall” and “should” are mostly interchangeable in everyday layman use...
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