In the hills of Khagrachari, water is becoming an increasingly scarce resource. What was once abundant has now dwindled due to environmental degradation and shifting weather patterns, severely impacting the survival, health, and well-being of local populations. These communities are experiencing the effects of climate change firsthand, yet their stories remain largely unheard. This blog sheds light on their experiences …

This article looks at the economic and non-economic ‘‘loss and damage’ (L&D) of communities in Bangladesh experiencing climate induced displacement. Highlighting the potential of the innovative Climate Resilient Migrant Friendly Towns project, developed by ICCCAD, to provide durable solutions to climate IDPs, the authors make the case that L&D funding should prioritize people displaced by climate and the host communities …

“From the multilateral funds, around $650 million has been so far committed to Bangladesh for climate adaptation. And in the last 10 years or so, we have received less than $200 million of that, which is paltry compared to $2 billion people in Bangladesh spend per year to cope with the impacts of natural disasters.” News Source: The Business Standard