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UNDP and Bangladesh’s Department of Environment launch climate resilience project to focus on vulnerable communities

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12 Mar, 2024

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UNDP and Bangladesh’s Department of Environment launch climate resilience project to focus on vulnerable communities
kate.smith@undp.org
Mon, 03/11/2024 – 00:04

The Adaptation Initiative for Climate Vulnerable Offshore Small Islands and Riverine Charland in Bangladesh Project, a collaborative effort between the Department of Environment (DoE) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), was launched on Wednesday with an inception workshop at Charfesson Upazila Parishad in Bhola. 

This five-year project, initiated in January 2023 and funded by the Adaptation Fund through UNDP, aims to significantly enhance climate resilience at both household and community levels. The project encompasses a multifaceted approach to address the diverse challenges posed by climate change, with a focus on vulnerable communities living on coastal islands and riverine chars in Bangladesh.  

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