The COLOCAL project at IUB-ICCCAD invites you to submit your papers for a special issue in the journal Environmental Science and Policy. This special issue explores how methodological advances, particularly the use of participatory and creative methods, are being used to co-produce knowledge on and for locally led climate change adaptation (LLA). It will take stock of the opportunities and …

COLOCAL SCHOLARSHIP for the Master of Science (MSc) in Climate Change and Development program   The COLOCAL project at IUB-ICCCAD aims to support extraordinary individuals applying for this MSc program who are also interested in research on “locally-led adaptation” through direct engagement with coastal communities. The scholarship will cover full tuition fees for the one-year master’s program and research expenses …

Call for Proposals: Innovation and Knowledge Sharing for Global Goals on Adaptation through Locally Led Adaptation (LLA) in Least Developed Countries (LDCs) Funding Opportunity   The International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) invites proposals from eligible organizations in Least Developed Countries (LDCs), excluding Bangladesh, to conduct research by testing/piloting/developing adaptation indicators of local climate adaptation projects aligned with countries’ …

ICCCAD National Capacity-Building Training 2025 under CAP-RES project Reflection of COP29: Strategies for Effective Climate Advocacy and Action Date: January 27-28, 2025 Venue: Dhaka Application Deadline: January 20, 2025   About the Training The 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was a pivotal event in global climate governance, held against …

We are excited to launch the “Youth Innovation Fund” for the year 2025 and welcome applications from motivated youth individuals or groups. Applications are welcome from anywhere in Bangladesh who are willing to work on green ideas for promoting better social leadership or raising environmental awareness through campaigns. What is the Youth Innovation Fund? The Youth Innovation Fund is a …

We are excited to launch the first “Youth Innovation Fund 2025”. Applications are welcome from youth-led or youth-focused organizations, or motivated -non-profit organizations or groups, including social enterprises who are working in the field of climate change and environmental sustainability to improve the lives of climate-vulnerable communities of Bangladesh. What is the Youth Innovation Fund?  Youth Innovation Fund is a …

Young people are the stewards of the future. Globally, youths are advocating for climate issues at local, national, and international levels. Youth are working to address their concerns and provide solutions to real-world problems regarding climate change. As youth are the largest demography and have the highest potential to bring changes, young voices and actions are considered critical in the …

Background With climate change impact accelerating, it has become evident that vulnerable communities and countries in the Global South are affected most. Every year, these communities are exposed to severe losses and damages caused by the impacts of human-induced climate change. The impact and the resulting losses and damages are beyond the adaptive capacity of the developing countries. The problem …

We are thrilled to announce an incredible opportunity for youths to engage in our upcoming project, the Youth and Children Platform on Loss & Damage (YCPLD). Through this call for interest, we invite young people to join us in our mission to empower youth in confronting loss and damage through capacity building and action-oriented initiatives. By fostering collaboration between youths, …

Calling out university students for a logo contest to showcase your creativity for the PARIBARTAN project. ABOUT PROJECT PARIBARTAN stands for “Participatory Action Research on Locally-Led Iterative Learning and Inclusive Business Models for Adaptive Transformation in Bangladesh Polders,” which is a new research project focused on building LLA (Locally Led Adaptation) capacity for agriculture in the polders of Bangladesh, specifically …