COP24: Successes and Failures
Reflections on the latest climate talks After a time extension of an extra day, the Rulebook for the Paris Agreement was ado…
HOW LONG TERM-PLANNING CAN WORK
SCENARIO BUILDING AND THE SDGS Bangladesh has a strong tradition of medium term planning through the periodic Five Year Plan…
Listening to Rural Youth
What do young people from the countryside think about the past and present? In March, Oxfam Bangladesh organized focus group…
Looking to the Long Road Ahead
Creating development pathways for alternative futures When Henry Kissinger infamously said in 1971 that Bangladesh would be …
A half degree difference
What global warming may mean for the Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna Delta It may take centuries for us to discern the slow onset …
Crafting the Paris Rulebook
Implementing the Paris Agreement The history of the UN climate process begins in 1992 when the global community adopted the …
Talking solutions -Book offers new capacity building frameworks to combat climate change impacts
Lack of proper frameworks to address challenges of climate change and how to analyze them has been glaringly missing from th…
Road to Katowice
Are we prepared enough with the uneven progress made in bangkok climate talks? The resumed 48th sessions of the Subsidiary B…
Costs of climate change
Time to set up a global fund to pay for loss and damage from climate change The issue of Loss and Damage from Climate Change…
What does Development mean for the Stateless?
New paradigms Currently, there are upwards of one million Rohingya refugees living in Cox’s Bazar. For all the talk of movin…
