Why monsoon leads to flooding of Dhaka’s roads
Encroachment of natural canals and clogging of stormwater drains result in waterlogging of the capital of Bangladesh, severely disrupting normal
From canal to the river – "together, we can save our water"
Water pollution is a major threat to rivers, public health, and biodiversity in Bangladesh.
During my bachelor studies, I had
The forgotten fishers of Bangladesh
A photographic profile of the Jaladash, an impoverished community being swamped by a rising sea.
They are called Jaladash (servants
Bangladesh battles flooding caused by sea level rise and ice melt
With more meltwater from the Himalayan rivers and sea level rise caused by global warming, in addition to erratic monsoons,
Living at the crossroads of political ecology
Water challenges are embedded in a political and ecological context, a fact often underestimated in our technocratic institutions and societies.
Changing the narrative on Dutch knowledge transfer
In this story, Shahnoor Hasan talks about her attachment with the Dutch Delta Approach and the people who work for
The ferryman of the Shukhata Bazar
Unseen forces are driving change around Bangladesh's bustling Shukhata Bazar. Storyteller Shekhar Kanti Ray takes us through this
How Bangladesh is dealing with a water crisis
Many low-lying countries are under threat from the effects of climate change. In Bangladesh, the problems are regular cyclones and
Vanishing people
Sohan Rahat travelled to the Naria region of Bangladesh to document the lives of people living next to the eroding
Dhaka citizens hard-pressed by climate change
The economy of Bangladesh grows rapidly, with 6% on average per year. Bangladesh envisions to become an upper-middle-income country by
