A Case Study of Dip Knitwear Limited: Showcasing Safety, Sustainability and Inclusiveness in their Business Practices August 6, 2025
Beyond the Embankments: The Struggles of Coastal Farmers Living in Polders of Bangladesh July 14, 2025
Developing a Climate Change Training Module for the Ready-Made Garment Sector Workers | Roundtable Dialogue Report June 3, 2025
Enhancing climate resilience of Bangladesh’s food system: vulnerability, measures, and way forward May 25, 2025
Capacitating the garment industry workers for a greener transition in Bangladesh | Focus Group Discussion Report 3 May 20, 2025
Capacitating the garment industry workers for a greener transition in Bangladesh | Focus Group Discussion Report 2 April 23, 2025
Newspaper and magazine articles What does the IPCC say about Bangladesh in its Sixth Assessment Report of Working Group II?Around 850,000 households and 250,000 hectares of harvestable lands were lost in climate-induced disasters; loss of agricultural land also resulted in crop failure, which increased the price of rice by 30% between 2014 and 2021
Policy Brief What does the IPCC Working Group II say about Bangladesh in its Sixth Assessment Report?
Dhaka Tribune Articles Making our voices heard Bangladeshi scientists continue to be missing in leading publications on climate change
Newspaper and magazine articles Adapting to Climate Change: Lessons from Bangladesh The latest IPCC report makes it clear that countries rich and poor have to forcefully adapt to a warming world
Newspaper and magazine articles Climate change impacts, adaptation, and vulnerability of Bangladesh: IPCC assessment in the previous reports and situation on the groundBangladesh ranks as the 7th most vulnerable country to climate change and has received significant attention in the last IPCC reports including the AR6 WG I report. However, in the upcoming AR6 WGII report the country must receive attention for its remarkable progress in achieving resilience
Newspaper and magazine articles 50 years of cyclone preparedness: Success in saving lives, but not livelihood Over the past 30 years, the number of cyclone shelters have increased from 400 to 14,000 but it is still insufficient for 35 million living near the coast
