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Four lessons from the UK-Bangladesh Climate Partnership Forum – and four actions needed by policy-makers

By ICCCAD
March 17, 2021
in :  Blog, Dr Saleemul Huq Media
2,359

The highway to zero carbon is marked by high profile milestones, strung out like market towns on the Grand Trunk Road. COP26 in Glasgow is one such. But lying between the market towns are the lay-bys and wayside inns where people meet, conversations are held, networks are formed, and deals are struck. They are intrinsic to the success of the …

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Locally led adaption to climate change: the start of a 10-year learning journey

By Web editor
January 15, 2021
in :  Blog
37

In early 2021, a fast-growing group of experts will meet in Gobeshona to define a 10-year learning agenda to advance principles for critical locally led adaption to climate change. Saleemul Huq and Clare Shakya explain the importance of this group and the journey ahead. Collectively, the world has failed to respond to the triple crises of poverty, climate and nature …

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Transforming the Future: Supercharging Action at the UN Food Systems Summit

By ICCCAD
November 15, 2020
in :  Article, Blog, Dr Saleemul Huq Media
2,035

In a time of many seemingly insurmountable challenges, there is something that we can fix. One thing, which if changed could simultaneously accelerate the end of hunger, ensure everyone has access to a healthy diet, dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions, reverse biodiversity loss, and make societies and economies more equitable and resistant to devastating pandemics such as COVID-19. Does that …

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IF BLACK LIVES MATTERED WOULD LOSS AND DAMAGE EXIST?

By ICCCAD
August 12, 2020
in :  Blog
1,417

Over the past few years, as Black Lives Matter has grown into the global movement that it is today, there has been an increasing focus on what it means for white people to be allies; to demand racial justice alongside people of colour. The powerful words of Martin Luther King Jr., who had a lot to say about keeping silent while …

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How Research Collaboration by UK and Bangladesh can pave the path to Tackling Climate Change

By ICCCAD
July 16, 2020
in :  Blog
2,254

International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) and London School of Economics (LSE) along with other partners have initiated a dialogue to enhance climate resilience through research collaboration between Bangladesh and the UK, with universities in both countries as a central partner for enhancing long-term capacity. As an extension to the long collaborative history between the two countries and …

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Addressing inequalities in the time of COVID-19: collaborations we need to create a new normal where no one is left behind

By ICCCAD
July 15, 2020
in :  Blog
1,889

As the COVID-19 pandemic spread to communities across the globe, the containment measures taken to curb the impacts by governments have directly and indirectly been socially and economically devastating.  Initially branded as an equalizer for immediate heath impacts, the pandemic has soon proved to bring in stark social and economic inequalities to the most vulnerable. People particularly in developing countries, …

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Tales of local resilience on the frontlines of COVID and climate change

By ICCCAD
July 14, 2020
in :  Blog, Dr Saleemul Huq Media, News, Opinion
1,311

Migrant workers and slumdwellers have received little official help during the pandemic, but are finding their own ways to cope As the months pass from the start of the COVID19 pandemic, the world is on a rapid learning curve about what, and who, really matters. In developed countries, there has been a recognition that often low-paid staff in hospitals, nursing …

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Recover Better Together

By ICCCAD
June 30, 2020
in :  Blog, Video-Media
1,441

#Recover_Better_Together Capacity-building stories from members of the PCCB Network community As asserted by UN Secretary General António Guterres, the recovery from the coronavirus crisis must lead to a better world. Solutions for economic recovery should be responsive to the climate emergency and enable a transition to a global new normal: a greener, fairer, and more sustainable state of the world. …

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Nature-based Solutions: An Opportunity to Rethink Development Pathway in Bangladesh

By ICCCAD
June 8, 2020
in :  Blog
2,860

The Nature vs Development Debate Humanity today is faced with a wide array of challenges. Across the globe, rapid urbanization, overuse of technology, along with mass consumption and production have all led to steady degradation and loss of natural capital and the ecosystem services it provides. With climate change becoming increasingly prevalent, we are looking at an alarming rise in …

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Dealing with the triple emergency

By ICCCAD
June 7, 2020
in :  Blog
1,856

In the last few weeks, the world has been having to deal with the double emergency of the pandemic as well as climate change, while Bangladesh and West Bengal had to deal with a triple emergency, with super cyclone Amphan hitting us quite badly. Unfortunately, such multiple emergencies are no longer going to be rare going forward. So we need …

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