How long-term planning can work
Bangladesh has a strong tradition of medium term planning through the periodic Five Year Plans, of which we are now in the 7…
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How long-term planning can work
Bangladesh has a strong tradition of medium term planning through the periodic Five Year P…
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It’s time to make polluters pay for climate damages
Comment: As science linking storms like Hurricane Florence and Super Typhoon Mangkhut to c…
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Gibika Final Research Report
An overview of research findings from the 2013 to 2018 Gibika project. Understanding how e…
It’s time to make polluters pay for climate damages
Comment: As science linking storms like Hurricane Florence and Super Typhoon Mangkhut to climate change strengthens, so does…
Gibika Final Research Report
An overview of research findings from the 2013 to 2018 Gibika project. Understanding how environmental stress and climatic c…
Thinking outside the box
The issue of loss and damage from climate change has been a politically sensitive topic in the negotiations under the United…
Loss and damage from a gender equality perspective
A number of factors explain why women are more vulnerable to disasters The resumed 48th sessions of the Subsidiary Body for …
Tackling poverty and climate change at the same time
Over the coming decades, at the global level as well as in Bangladesh we will be faced with two major challenges: tackling p…
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…
Gimme Shelter
Seeking refuge in a climate vulnerable nation Dr Saleemul Huq is the director of the International Centre for Climate Change…
5 questions with Giorgi Gigauri
Moving towards a humanitarian-development response to the Rohingya refugee crisis Giorgi Gigauri is the Chief of IOM-UN Migr…
‘PEOPLE NEED TO LIVE WITH SOME SEMBLANCE OF BASIC DIGNITY’ IN CONVERSATION WITH SUMBUL RIZVI
Sumbul Rizvi is the senior humanitarian coordinator assigned on behalf of the broader humanitarian community to coordinate t…
We have crossed the tipping point on climate change
Until now, scientists working on climate change have been talking about the scenarios, forecasts and even predictions of adv…
Bangladesh Academy for Climate Services launched
The academy will be hosted at the Independent University of Bangladesh (IUB) The Bangladesh Academy for Climate Services (BA…
Tackling climate change in the Barind Tract
In almost every global assessment of which countries are most vulnerable to climate change impacts, Bangladesh comes out as …
A note on the environmental aspects of Rohingya camps
It has been nearly a year since the latest influx of the Rohingya people after they were forcibly driven out of Myanmar and …
Bangladesh launched a book entitled: The Paris Framework for Climate Change Capacity Building
Speaking at a colourful event graced by the Minister of Environment and Climate, the Minister mentioned that this book R…
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signing between Sustainable and Renewable Energy Development Authority (SREDA) and International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD)
The signing ceremony of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Sustainable and Renewable Energy Development Authority…
ICCCAD organized capacity building training workshops environmental protection in Cox’s Bazar
ICCCAD organized a Series of Capacity Building Training Workshops on Environmental Protection for during Humanitarian Assis…
Salt Attack
Understanding Bangladesh’s most complex environmental and man-made problem Most filmmakers that come to document climate cha…
5 degrees of separation
Special report on 1.5c leaked A newly leaked draft from the International Panel on Climate Change — the “Special repor…
The hungry tides in Gabura
A sociologist-to-be investigates salinity issues in Gabura After being called Piya enough times, I decided to pick up a copy…
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