Humanitarian agencies are fighting climate change and building community resilience by adopting NbS, which will, in turn, improve local biodiversity and ecosystem services.
The new climate budget of Bangladesh should have allocated funds under the Just Transition theme—not just for emission reduction, but also for ensuring workers’ rights during such transitions
No space for Climate change in the ongoing reform debates but actions are needed.
For ecological monitoring of wildlife, Bangladesh government needs to fund and implement projects as per the new framework.
Environment is one of three pillars of sustainable development, while society and economy are the other two.
Bangladesh does not have any of the 748 biosphere reserves spread all over the world.
Bangladesh needs to contextualise the global Biodiversity Plan to take it forward over the next decade or so.
Climate change affects different groups of people differently creating further inequity in an already unjust society.
Over the last five years, one approach took shape quite strongly in relation to climate change and biodiversity conservation, and that is Nature-based Solutions.
While our country does have long co-management experience regarding land and inland waters, it doesn't have it for the sea.
The Forest Department should further strengthen its leadership in biodiversity conservation by working on “conservation finance.”
A list of major environmental policy initiatives in Bangladesh that have been stuck in a limbo for many years
Are we hiding society’s structural failures by using the young as a shield?
While thinking of a sea-based economy, we must think of “Blue Justice” and “Blue Equity” to ensure people's rights over coasts, seas, and the resources therein.
The COP28 will be held in Dubai, in the UAE, from November 30 till December 12.
How to integrate the health sector more prominently in our national adaptation actions?
Bangladesh’s youth ministry or its Department of Youth Development (DYD) isn’t one of the 25 ministries and divisions receiving climate-relevant allocations.
Environment and ecosystem rehabilitation has always been a cross-cutting issue in the JRPs. It is indeed exciting for environmentalists to see NbS finding its place in the world's largest refugee camp sheltering about a million of Myanmar’s Muslim minority.
