International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) and ActionAid Bangladesh are jointly organizing a youth mentorship programme centering young women. The programme aims to capacitate young women in understanding different aspects of climate change and how they adversely affect their community. The programme will also emphasize on women’s leadership and the need for it at a community and policy …

ICCCAD, together with Climate Justice Resilience Fund (CJRF) and Global Resilience Partnership (GRP), launched the Catalytic grants programme last year at the Gobeshona Global Conference-01. This year the programme is launching phase-02 of this grant at the Gobeshona Global Conference-02 to foster the continuity between relevant conferences and mobilize collaborative and trans-disciplinary teams of academics and non-academics from Global South. This initiative aims at awarding targeted grants to …

Training and Mentorship Coursework   Background To promote the quality of research among the young Bangladeshi researchers and guide them to publish their findings in quality journals. 12 months long training course through workshops and mentorship for 20 individuals. Aims to strengthen the quality of Bangladesh specific climate change research being produced by young researchers and enhance the capacity to …

The Bangladesh Delta Plan – Youth Action Track A call for youth to become leaders in Adaptive Delta Management The International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) in collaboration with The Royal Netherlands Embassy Bangladesh and Wageningen University and Research has initiated a joint Knowledge & Capacity Building Collaborative Programme Bangladesh Delta Plan – Youth Action Track.   ☛ …

Climate Change Loss and Damage ‘Call for Case Studies’: Capturing local level evidence from vulnerable countries 1. Context IIED in partnership with ICCCAD has initiated a project on climate change Loss and Damage (L&D). This initiative aims to support Least Developed Countries (LDCs), Small Island Development States (SIDS) and other actors from climate vulnerable developing countries to tackle the current …

International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD), a research and capacity-building organization is seeking 30 field enumerators (15 male & 15 Female) for Data collection in six different slums located at Dhaka and Mongla under “Towards Trajectories of Inclusion: making infrastructure work” project. Total working days will be around 70 in period of 4 months. Responsibilities: Household Data collection …

SMALL GRANTS INITIATIVE Establishing Southern-based Collaborations within and across Regions-Towards Enhancing Locally-led Adaptation and Resilience TO CREATE GREATER SUSTAINED COLLABORATION AMONG SOUTHERN-BASED GROUPS OF ACADEMICS AND PRACTITIONERS THROUGH TARGETED INVESTMENTS AND GRANTS TO PROMOTE LOCALLY-LED ADAPTATION AND RESILIENCE.   ☛ Application process: To apply, please register for Gobeshona conference first then visit http://conference.gobeshona.net/sgp/ For any queries, please contact:shahrin.mannan@icccad.org   Example …

Climate Resilience Academy for LDCs (CRAL) Community Responses for Climate Resilience in a Post-COVID19 World The International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) in collaboration with the Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) has initiated the Climate Resilience Academy for LDCs (CRAL). CRAL aims to be a long-term initiative entailing a series of annual academies that will bring together trans-disciplinary cohorts …

International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD), a research and capacity-building organization is seeking 20 University students from the Sylhet region and 20 from the Khulna region to participate in an in-person training workshop under the SAKTEE Project. Students will participate in training on issues of Adaptation knowledge and technologies that enhance community resilience Gender and social inequities and …

Over the next two to three decades, there are two major overarching trends that Bangladesh will have to deal with, and therefore have to plan for as well. The first trend is a positive one, which is our desire, and indeed commitment, to graduating out of Least Developed Country (LDC) status within less than a decade. The second, more negative …