Bangladesh climate change

Its government has invested in climate-resilient infrastructure and job creation in towns like Mongla to attract at-risk people from low-lying areas.

Bangladesh is especially affected by negative effects of climate change and can function as role model to the developed and developing world.

A country of about 160 million, Bangladesh has historically contributed a fraction of the world's emissions but is being devastated by climate change.

While the country revises coal-based plans for power generation, a youth-led movement is calling for foreign energy financiers to back a “just transition.”

The U.S. special envoy on climate stopped in Bangladesh as part of a tour of climate change-vulnerable nations.

Cooperation around climate change could also pave way for normalization of relations between both countries.

Displaced by climate change, almost half a million people flee to Bangladesh's capital every year.

A call for climate justice ahead of the Finance Ministers meeting in Lima.

Climate change has particularly profound implications for Bangladesh.

Although India’s PM Modi skipped it, South Asia still had a presence at the climate change gathering in New York.

A changing climate appears likely to wreak havoc on one of the world’s poorest countries in the coming decades.