What makes people prefer one place over another? Liveability is a popular topic, but smaller cities are still left unexplored. Istiakh Ahmed from the International Centre for Climate Change and Development wonders what residents in coastal Bangladesh consider a liveable, even loveable city. “Living in Dhaka has become impossible; this city is not liveable at all”. Living in Dhaka for …
Read Prof. @SaleemulHuq's latest op-ed for 'The Daily Star' as he writes about how finance for loss and damage from… https://t.co/FzlzUSqT022022/05/26
Group work on developing case studies for Locally-Led Adaptation 🗣 #LocallyLedAdaptation #LLAinBangladesh #climate… https://t.co/UT17hxdPGx2022/05/24
📸 Saqib Huq, Programme Coordinator, ICCCAD, and Shohail Bin Saifullah, Coordinator-Youth Programme, ICCCAD have bee… https://t.co/mnoNf9Efog2022/05/24
📸 snapshots of the group work from the session on Governance and LLA. The session was taken by Shirin Sultana Lira… https://t.co/MGQC5riio12022/05/24
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Maybe access to a stable and secure job opportunity encourages/influences the informal settlers to seek legal housing status
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