Doing climate adaptation better
I have written about the need to ramp up adaptation in order to avoid the worst impacts of human-induced climate change arou…
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Insights on land use, agriculture and food security in Bangladesh: way forward with climate change and development
An extensive review was undertaken of relevant peer-reviewed journal articles, i…
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Climate Tribune | February 2022
Climate Tribune | February 2022 Articles in the series ‘The new normal: Youth leadership f…
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What does the IPCC Working Group II say about Bangladesh in its Sixth Assessment Report?
In March and April 2017 Bangladesh experienced drastic floods which affected 220,000 ha of…
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Adaptation strategies must be bottom-up
There are two major outcomes and messages on adaptation to climate change that have been m…
Dignity in the shadows: Let’s talk about it
Dignity surrounding vulnerability to natural resources is often left in the shadows in gender-climate based discourse
Note to the reader: We often forget to talk about dignity surrounding natural resources when we talk about gender rig…
Gender equality and climate justice
Feminist action for climate justice is crucial
We have come a long way from questioning “why gender in climate change actions.” To quickly recapitulate …
The new normal: Youth leadership for climate action
Harnessing the power of youth
In recent years, the world has faced the global challenge of a health crisis; a long series of natural disaste…
The history of BRAC addressing climate change
At this moment, climate change has become an existential challenge for all living beings, as Sir Fazle Hasan Abed had so rightfully pointed out
In 1970, a catastrophic cyclone ravaged Bhola, killing 300,000 people; what followed was even more devastating, a nin…
Insights on land use, agriculture and food security in Bangladesh: way forward with climate change and development
An extensive review was undertaken of relevant peer-reviewed journal articles, international and national NGO …
Climate Tribune | February 2022
Climate Tribune | February 2022 Articles in the series ‘The new normal: Youth leadership for climate action’ by Farah Kabir …
Webinar on “Building on the outcomes of COP26: Priority Climate Actions Ahead of COP27”
Watch the webinar “Building on the outcomes of COP26: Priority Climate Actions Ahead of COP27” Hosted by UNB Or…
Community perceptions about social research in informal settlements
‘What benefit will we get by talking to you?’ is one of the most common questions residents ask researchers in informal sett…
What does the IPCC Working Group II say about Bangladesh in its Sixth Assessment Report?
In March and April 2017 Bangladesh experienced drastic floods which affected 220,000 ha of nearly ready to be harvested summ…
Adaptation strategies must be bottom-up
There are two major outcomes and messages on adaptation to climate change that have been mentioned in the recently published…
Resilience and prosperity under a changing climate
Bangladesh, jeopardised by multiple environmental, economic and social hazards, is one of the countries most vulnerable to c…
Webinar | Addressing Climate Damages: A Call to Action from the IPCC Report
Event recording in English Implementing and sustaining nature investments at scale The Intergovernmental Panel on Cli…
Catalytic Grant Programme
ICCCAD, together with Climate Justice Resilience Fund (CJRF) and Global Resilience Partnership (GRP), launched the Catalytic…
Developing countries are leading climate actions
The Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF) was launched over 10 years ago, by then President Mohamed Nasheed of the Maldives, and ha…
Making our voices heard
Bangladeshi scientists continue to be missing in leading publications on climate change
On February 28, the sixth Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Assessment Report (AR6) for Working Group II (WGI…
Another grim warning on climate change
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a global body under the United Nations (UN), has been conducting perio…
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
Human-caused emissions of greenhouse gases have raised global temperatures, causing major impacts on Earth’s ecosystems and …
The three stages of Loss and Damage
The topic of Loss and Damage from Human induced climate change has been a politically sensitive one for many years as the de…
The world needs to support the victims of climate change
In the last few weeks, three separate cyclones hit the island of Madagascar and then Mozambique, causing loss of life and da…
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