Climate Tribune

12/08/2021

Loss and damage from Cyclone Sidr

11/08/2021

Stories of climate migrants in Khulna city

10/08/2021

After more than a year of trying to cope with the after-effects of cyclone Amphan, another cyclone means that they again have to start from scratch

09/08/2021

The story of a farmer from South Bardal, Sunamganj shows how native knowledge can contribute to effective adaptation

08/08/2021

Both national and international climate funds need to be facilitated in such a way that they can address the priority actions in the adaptation scenario

07/08/2021

Exploring the linkages between indigenous knowledge systems and modern weather forecasting

06/08/2021

Proper bottom-up planning backed by holistic research will help the country develop climate-resilient and liveable regional cities and take the burden away from major cities

06/08/2021

While it is essential to illustrate the challenges of a population, one must strive to tell stories that honours the subjects' circumstances, preserves the agency and dignity

05/08/2021

How much women are actually impacted and what can be done to improve the situation

04/08/2021

And why you should give a crap

03/08/2021

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urges developed nations to help resolve climate problems

02/08/2021

Nearly two thirds of vulnerable coastal areas are in tropics

01/08/2021

The project was initiated with an aim to deliver climate finance to the most vulnerable households and the local government institutions in 72 unions

31/07/2021

Current rates of warming are likely to continue for at least another 10 to 20 years no matter how quickly humanity reduces the carbon pollution, the study warns

30/07/2021

A forthcoming report by the IPCC, offers a distressing vision of the decades to come: Malnutrition, water insecurity, pestilence

29/07/2021

The discussions were the first under the UN's watch since December 2019 and come amid growing public alarm at the climate emergency

28/07/2021

With rising seas and storm surges due to frequent cyclones swallowing up their land and destroying livelihood options, families scraping a living through farming crab and shrimp in one of the world’s largest mangrove forests are fighting to survive.

28/07/2021

The biggest-ever expedition brought home devastating proof of a dying Arctic Ocean and warnings of ice-free summers in just decades

28/07/2021

Article 18A of the constitution of Bangladesh has provisions for the conservation and safety of forest, wildlife, endangered species and biodiversity

12/07/2021

Pattachitra is a form of folk art that has been used since ancient times in the rural areas of Bangladesh and India

10/07/2021

Despite remarkable progress in reducing cyclone related deaths and injuries, damages related to cyclones continue to put life and livelihoods of coastal communities at peril

09/07/2021

The COP26 president-designate welcomes strong climate commitments from Bangladesh

08/07/2021

Leading climate policy expert Mizan R Khan talks about the G7 summit and its relations to climate change action

05/07/2021

While the government and non-profit organizations are doing their best to help out, it is still unlikely the plight of these people are going to end soon

05/07/2021

Scarcity of fresh groundwater is causing misery for the local people in the Sundarbans area

Scarcity of fresh groundwater is causing misery for the local people in the Sundarbans area 

24/06/2021

Unpacking local knowledge for solutions

23/06/2021

How one rural Bangladeshi woman became a self-sufficient and resilient farmer

22/06/2021

Cyclone Amphan affected the lives of about one million people in Bangladesh’s coastal areas

21/06/2021

Community-level bridge construction needs collaborative actions from the LGI and NGO sector

20/06/2021

A disaster that continues

19/06/2021

Influx of intra district migrants in search of life

18/06/2021

Bangladesh is the first LDC to establish a 'Climate Change Trust Fund' from its own resources, she says

17/06/2021

An evidence of Locally Led Adaptation

16/06/2021

Covid-19 and Cyclone Amphan have shown us what a multidimensional and intricate series of disasters look like in today’s time and age

15/06/2021

An alternative solution for better access to market for the smallholder farmers

14/06/2021

An untold story of Cyclone Sidr

13/06/2021

The climate crisis is no longer a looming threat -- people are now living with the consequences of centuries of greenhouse gas emissions. But there is still everything to fight for. How the world chooses to respond in the coming years will have massive repercussions for generations yet to be born.