Climate Tribune | March 2023 Articles in the series Climate justice for women and state obligations under international law by Dr Christopher Bartlett Gender inequality and climate crisis: The two most pressing challenges of the century by Gitanjali Singh A Woman of Substance by Kazi Amdadul Hoque Women-led community water governance by Palash Sarker and Jesmin Akhter

Climate Tribune | February 2023 ‘Knowledge creation within participatory visual methodologies’ by Sumaiya Binte Anwar ‘Shilpi’s story; water water everywhere’ by Lutfor Rahman and Md. Juel Mahmud ‘Beyond the surface’ by Madiha Chowdhury  ‘Digital storytelling for translating non-economic loss & damage realities’ by Rawnak Jahan Khan Ranon and Afsara Mirza ‘Engaging communities through participatory visual methods’ by Adiba Bintey Kamal, Dr Upashona Ghosh, and Shibaji …

Climate Tribune | January 2023 Articles in the series ‘Mapping of the losses and damages’ by  Afroz Shah ‘Enhancing the ability of Sri Lankan agricultural communities to cope with loss and damage from severe floods’ by Amila Lankapura ‘The invisible role of local communities in adapting to climate change’ by Gonzalo Pérez E ‘From framing to financing’ by Kavita Sachwani ‘ICJ advisory opinion …

Climate Tribune | December 2022 Articles in the series “ICCCAD at COP27” by Saleemul Huq “Around the halls” by Nusrat Naushin “Global Shield” by SM Saify Iqbal “Under one platform” by Sarah Farheen Khan “Activism to action” by Shohail Bin Saifullah “Joining forces” by Sumaiya Binte Selim “Climate action funds” by Towrin Zaman Raya

  Climate Tribune | November 2022 Articles in the series “A community buzzing with stories of resistance” by Afsana Afrin Esha, Md Hasibul Hasan and Mahabuba Hasan Lima “Capacitate, activate, amplify” by Rukhsar Sultana, Juel Mahmud and Tabia Tasnim Anika “Waste: The one with waste recycling” by Hamida Akter, Sarah Nandudu, and Zakia Sultana “Catalytic grants” by Shuchi Vora “Mainstreaming …

Bangladeshi scientist Professor Saleemul Huq has made it to the coveted list of people who helped shape the biggest science stories of 2022. Saleemul Huq, a climate researcher, has been recognised for his role in forcing wealthy countries to pay for the losses and damages from climate change. The list prepared by Nature – one of the world’s top science …

The upcoming talks must agree to set up a funding facility to help countries deal with the growing harm caused by climate change impacts It has now been 30 years since the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was signed at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1972 – and we are about to hold …

Climate Tribune | September 2022 Articles in the series ‘Financing climate adaptation at the last mile’ by Abdullah Zahiruddin Ahmad ‘Global goal on adaptation’s potential to incorporate local communities’ voices’ by Afsara Mirza and Md Bodrud-Doza Zion ‘Evolution of LLA: How locally- led adaptation came into the climate change arena’ by Fatema Akhter, Dr. Saleemul Huq and Afsara Binte Mirza …

Adaptation is more urgent than ever before as climate change-induced catastrophes sweep across the globe, mostly targeting the least developed entities and fragile ecosystems. More urgent, it seems, is the investment and effort needed to implement different types of adaptation to spearhead long-term solutions The global community has been citing Bangladesh as one of the most vulnerable countries ever since …

Climate Tribune | August 2022 Articles in the series ‘Climate education for Bangladeshi children: Necessity or luxury?’ by Aruba Faruque ‘Women empowerment in Climate Change’ by Farhin Rahman Reeda and Nazmus Sakib ‘Youth engagement in the climate change policy arena of Bangladesh’ by Afsara Binte Mirza and Masrura Tahiat ‘No more excuses for Loss and Damage’ by Ineza Umuhoza Grace ‘The role of “EcoNetwork” for spreading environmental knowledge …