Dhaka January 11, 2026, 3:49 pm
CPD Research Director Khondkar Golam Mouazzem highlighted the concerns in his keynote presentation during a dialogue
Speakers at the human chain stressed the need to ensure a fair allocation of climate funds for vulnerable populations in Bangladesh and other nations at risk from climate change
Opposed any text and criteria shifting responsibility to LDC and developing countries
The support was provided through the IRMP project of COAST Foundation, in partnership with JICA and with assistance from Palli Karma-Sahayak Foundation (PKSF)
Government officials, fisheries experts and fishing community leaders shared insights on sustainable solutions to critical challenges
This assistance was provided to a total of 3749 families in Mirzanagar and Chitlia Union of Parshuram Upazila of and 1126 families in Darbarpur Union of Fulgazi Upazil of Feni district
This seminar was organized by COAST Foundation Climate Change & Resilience Project
The main focus of all government delegations, including Bangladesh, should be to reduce carbon emissions by 42% by 2030 compared to 2019 to keep the global temperature in 2100 between 1.5 and 2 degrees Celsius
The agreement was signed by Eleash Mridha, managing director of PRAN Group, and Muhammad Nurul Amin Siddiquee, chief of party for the project, at PRAN Dairy’s head office in Badda, Dhaka
A total of 3200 families of Mirzanagar, Chitlia Union of Feni District's Parashuram Upazila and 1000 families of Darbarpur Union of Fulgazi Upazila will be provided in different phases
The materials were distributed in the presence of the people of the area including Indrani Dhar, Head Teacher and Assistant Teacher Madhuri Roy of Valukia Government Primary School. Executive Officer of Feni Sadar Upazila Md.
Agriculture Officers of the local union parishad were present during the sapling distribution and agreed to support the farmers if necessary
Small-scale farmers across the world are the major contributors to sustainability, yet they have suffered the most from the effects of climate change and environmental degradation
On Tuesday night (3rd September), nearly 400 people who took shelter in Abdul Karim High School at Dagonbhuiyan Upazila received the most desired hot meals from Coast Foundation
A 10-members team; highly decorated in shelter management manuals successfully distributes the humanitarian assistance with 7 locally hired kitchen staff
EquityBD and the Economic Reporters’ Forum (ERF) jointly organised the Media workshop titled “WTO Trade Rules and LDC Graduation of Bangladesh” chaired by Refayet Ullah Mridha of the Daily Star and moderated by Abul Kashem, G
HCA has also given space to everybody who want to speak, he has not tried to stop any one
COAST is supporting two local NGOs (OPCA and PRAN) from Noakhali to engage them in urgent relief and rescue work with dry food and bottled water and saline in the shelters
COAST Assistant Director and Regional Team Leader Jahangir Alam handed over snacks to the students who performed their duties from Kolatali Point to Ghungachtala on Sunday afternoon
Hafezzi Charitable Society of Bangladesh was going around from hospital to hospital at the risk of life to provide financial support for the treatment of injured students
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