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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
2,367

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

By ICCCAD
November 15, 2020
in :  Article, Blog, Dr Saleemul Huq Media
2,036

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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Researching Bangladesh’s Nationally Determined Contribution

By ICCCAD
April 19, 2019
in :  Visiting Researchers, VR blog
2,314

Rebecca Eldon one of our Visiting Researchers shares her story. Researching Bangladesh’s Nationally Determined Contribution Since my first visit to Bangladesh, the country has stood out to me as one of the most unique places in the world. There is incredible beauty, seen both in the population’s love for art and culture, and in the deeply rooted kindness and hospitality …

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Students Play Central Role in First Columbia World Project

By ICCCAD
March 6, 2019
in :  Visiting Researchers, VR blog
1,541

“I will never forget those voices and those faces sitting in front of me,” Sarah Johnson, a student at Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA), said over coffee at a campus café recently, as she described a meeting she had with a group of elderly rice farmers in the Charlands of western Bangladesh this past summer. Johnson made the trip …

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My COP24 Blog No:1 – by Dr. Saleemul Huq

By ICCCAD
December 4, 2018
in :  COP24, Dr Saleemul Huq Media
2,267

I just arrived in freezing Katowice in Poland for COP24 and even before the COP started, attended a pre-COP strategy meeting on Loss and Damage for the four negotiating groups that are amongst the most Vulnerable. Namely the LDC Group, Africa, AOSIS and AILAC. The meeting which was organised by ICCCAD with support from Mercy Corps went very well and …

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Exploring the association of mortality and weather in rural Bangladesh

By ICCCAD
June 24, 2018
in :  Blog, VR blog
2,711

Sarah Moody one of our Visiting Researchers shares her story. In 2017 I began a bachelors of science in Global Health at Imperial College London, this was my first academic venture into the wider determinants of health.  At Imperial I was introduced to the impacts of climate change on health in some initial lectures.  These sparked my interest, so that when it …

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Understanding the Demands for Climate Services of Coastal Farming Communities of Bangladesh

By ICCCAD
January 28, 2018
in :  Visiting Researchers, VR blog
4,413

Saleh Ahmed one of our Visiting Researchers shares his Experience. Understanding the Demands for Climate Services in Coastal Farming Communities of Bangladesh By-Saleh Ahmed Anomalies in weather and climate patterns are increasingly evident in many parts of the world, and the people of Bangladesh are experiencing those first hand. While the entire country is exposed to various climate stresses, the densely …

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Seeking Justice for the Slum Dwellers of Dhaka

By ICCCAD
September 21, 2017
in :  Visiting Researchers, VR blog
3,658

Robert Irven one of our Visiting Researchers shares his story. Seeking Justice for the Slum Dwellers of Dhaka When I first decided to pursue topics of environmental migration, climate justice and urbanization in Dhaka, Bangladesh for my Masters of International Development at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand, I had no idea how much such an endeavor would shape and change my life. …

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Envisioning Transformative Adaptation in Bangladesh

By ICCCAD
August 29, 2017
in :  Blog, Visiting Researchers, VR blog
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Danielle Falzon one of our Visiting Researchers shares her story. Envisioning Transformative Adaptation in Bangladesh Adaptation and development in Bangladesh are one in the same issue. This became clear to me almost immediately when I arrived in Dhaka and began working with the International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD). As a country that faces enormous geographic vulnerability to climate change, …

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Learning resilience from the people of Bangladesh

By ICCCAD
July 28, 2017
in :  Resilience Academy, Visiting Researchers, VR blog
3,536

C. Emdad Haque one of our Visiting Researcher share his story.   Learning resilience from the people of Bangladesh By C. Emdad Haque In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, a panel of experts on CNN suggested that if any country or society needs to learn about resilience to natural disasters, they should look to Bangladesh. This is because Bangladeshis have confronted …

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