IF BLACK LIVES MATTERED WOULD LOSS AND DAMAGE EXIST?
Over the past few years, as Black Lives Matter has grown into the global movement that it is today, there has been an increa…
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IF BLACK LIVES MATTERED WOULD LOSS AND DAMAGE EXIST?
Over the past few years, as Black Lives Matter has grown into the global movement that it …
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Kathmandu, Nepal: Innovative Youth-led Initiatives during COVID-19
In Kathmandu, Nepal, youth-led enterprises are developing social and economic resilience t…
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Goma, Congo: Coping with COVID-19 by Mobilising Local Capacities
In Goma, in North Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a local researc…
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Are we ready to shed the LDC tag?
While many countries are entering the fourth industrial revolution, many of our expatriate…
Kathmandu, Nepal: Innovative Youth-led Initiatives during COVID-19
In Kathmandu, Nepal, youth-led enterprises are developing social and economic resilience to sustain their business activitie…
Goma, Congo: Coping with COVID-19 by Mobilising Local Capacities
In Goma, in North Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a local research organisation conducted a rapid K…
Are we ready to shed the LDC tag?
While many countries are entering the fourth industrial revolution, many of our expatriate workers do not even know how to u…
Worsening floods linked to human induced climate change
As Bangladesh is inundated by severe floods not long after being hit by super cyclone Amphan, we are seeing the adverse impa…
Harare, Zimbabwe – How the Youth are Leading the Way in Tackling COVID-19
In Hatcliffe extension, an informal settlement located in the northern part of Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, a group of y…
Crafting image in an age of electronic globalisation
Recently, quite a number of reports have been published in both national and foreign media outlets about how two healthcare …
We must listen to the voices from the frontlines of the pandemic
One of the distinguishing features of the global Covid-19 pandemic has been to expose who the frontline workers around the w…
Solomon Islands: How the Barana Community is Preparing for COVID-19
Until now, the Solomon Islands have not had any COVID-19 cases; but an emergency lockdown declared by the Governor General h…
Coronavirus: how lockdown exposed food insecurity in a small Bangladeshi city
The COVID-19 pandemic has emerged as far more than a health crisis for the world’s poor and marginalised, exposing faultline…
How Research Collaboration by UK and Bangladesh can pave the path to Tackling Climate Change
International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) and London School of Economics (LSE) along with other partn…
Past, present, and future of locally led adaptation
The need for the world to adapt to the potential adverse impacts of human induced climate change has been known since the pu…
Addressing inequalities in the time of COVID-19: collaborations we need to create a new normal where no one is left behind
As the COVID-19 pandemic spread to communities across the globe, the containment measures taken to curb the impacts by gover…
Climate Change: Turning Bangladesh into the learning capital of the world
The adverse impacts of human induced climate change are already occurring around the world, including in Bangladesh. It is i…
Tales of local resilience on the frontlines of COVID and climate change
Migrant workers and slumdwellers have received little official help during the pandemic, but are finding their own ways to c…
Dhaka, Bangladesh: How One Woman’s Idea Unleashed the Power of Community Spirit
In Aftabnagar, a rapidly developing residential area in Bangladesh’s capital city of Dhaka, one woman has taken it upon hers…
Collaborative research can be integral to climate action
The government of the United Kingdom has had a very cordial relationship with Bangladesh since our independence and the UK&#…
Rafiq Nagar, Mumbai: Residents Confront COVID-19 On Top of Existing Health threats
In Rafiq Nagar, a low-income neighbourhood in Mumbai, India, COVID-19 is an addition to the existing public health issues t…
Recording: Online discussion on “Tackling Climate Emergency through UK-BANGLADESH Collaboration on Research”
Highlights from ICCCAD LSE roundtable Discussion on UK- BD Collaboration Event Recording of “ICCCAD and LSE Jointly Or…
A paradigm shift in knowledge transfer on adaptation
The traditional North-South paradigm of technology transfer ignores the increasing importance of developing countries as sou…
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