Dhaka June 11, 2025, 3:52 am
The project is set to span four years (May 2025 to April 2029) and will involve Japanese experts in necessary fields with relevant BFD counterparts at both headquarters and field levels
Dhaka recorded its lowest temperature at 16.3°C on Wednesday (8 January), while Jashore reported the country’s lowest at 12.8°C
She made these remarks at a seminar titled “Analysis of Environmental Sustainable Development and Management in China and Bangladesh” organised by the Center for China Studies, University of Dhaka, at the university
ADB Country Director Hoe Yun Jeong came up with the assurance when he met Environment Adviser Rizwana Hasan at the Forest Department on Sunday
Fog would prevail throughout the month
Guterres said that even in the darkest days he has “seen hope power change”
This seminar, moderated by M.A. Hasan, Head-Climate Change of COAST Foundation
She highlighted several critical issues in climate governance and Bangladesh’s priorities
Without robust mitigation; the event's emissions could nearly double the record set during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar
Bangladesh’s energy future should prioritise clean, affordable and reliable systems, with a strong emphasis on addressing climate change and ensuring energy equity
For the past few days, cold winds have been blowing from the evening onwards, accompanied by thick fog
The event is moderated by Mr. Rezaul Karim Chowdhury-EquityBD, and Keynote presented by Md. Abul Hasan from COAST Foundation
She said this while addressing a seminar titled "Formulating an Integrated Plan for Ecotourism in Payra Port City and Kuakata Coastal Region"
Light to moderate fog may occur at places over the country during late night till early morning
The $100 billion annual pledge made over a decade ago to support vulnerable regions remains unmet. This failure has eroded trust between developed and developing nations
The proposed decision to allocate $250 billion per year for all developing countries is shockingly insufficient
They also advised the developed countries not to leave Baku [Conference Centre] without giving a concrete and measurable financial declaration and finalizing the framework in CoP29
Humanitarian actors have demanded an effective implementation of the Grand Bargain commitments at the country level
US$1.3 trillion commitment needed for adaptation, mitigation, and loss and damage, proposing grant-based financing for adaptation and loss and damage and concessional financing for mitigation
A lot of journalist and development theorist criticize the event for such huge arrangement and participation, but I feel it is needed as we need experience and influence on this critical global issue
