Growing threat to coastal areas can no longer be ignored.

Govt data shows 1 lakh hectares, roughly the size of Munshiganj, turned saline in 15 years

It is a coastline defined by water, an endless horizon where the sea meets the sky and waves roll as far as the eye can see.

As Bangladesh approaches another parliamentary election, political rhetoric is intensifying, development pledges are being recycled, and candidates are once again courting voters with familiar promises.

A crisis that can no longer be ignored.

The loss and damage cycle requires holistic, integrated, and continuous climate financing urgently from local, national, and international government and non-government actors.

Govt must address the crisis of drinkable water in southwest

We must strive to ensure equitable access to clean water and bridge the gender gap in water security

Projects on usable water should be expanded for greater impact

Waking up before dawn, Dipali Mondal takes a three-km walk every day to collect drinking water from a pond for her five-member family in Channirchak village of Khulna’s Dakop upazila.