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Evaluation of the performance and acceptance of the arsenic mitigation options in Bangladesh

Anamul Kabir Khan, Mohammed (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2004-02)

The ruml people of Banglade,h arc mostly dependent on hand tube wells for dri nking water _A significant number of tube \' elis e~tracl ground watcr cOlllaminated by arsenic thaI has geological origin. MallY technologies ...
Hydrostratigraphy and aquifer piezometry of Dhaka city

Abdul Hoque, Mohammad (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2004-10)

Dha!<",the capital of Bangladesh, has one of the f"lest uroatl growth rat•• amoog the dcveloping countries. Groundwat.r of Dhaka city occurs in lhe Dupi Tila 'atId~' aquifer of Plio-Plebtocene age atId alm",l only source ...
Management of strom water for drainage of Azimpur, BUET, and Lalbag area of Dhaka city

Noor Ahmed (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2008-09)

In the recent years, it ha, become" common p'cture in Azirnpur, BUET and L.lbag that if there is a rainfall of moderate to severe intensity, major portion of the area goes under water. This stody focllses 0" the flooding ...
Relationship between salinity and crop production in different hydrological regimes downstream of Muhuri regulator

Alauddin Chowdhury, A. K. M (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2007-09)

A large landmass was formed at the downstream ofFeni river duc to the construction ofMuhuri regulator at a cross dam in Mirsarai upazila of Chittagong district. But this land is more vulnerable to storm and tidal surges ...
Environmental impact due to changes in geometric characteristics of the Kapataksha river

Mahzabeen Rahman (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2005-07)

The Kapataksha river is one of the main arteries of the water resource system located in the southwest region of Bangladesh. Tnthe past, continued flow of fresh water from the Ganges tluough Mathabhanga river kept the ...
Water management of integrated rice-fish farming in inundated floodplains of Balajtala Kalmadanga subproject

Sydur Rahman, Md. (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2008-06)

The burning Issues that currently surround the countries in South Asia arc food security and ecosystem security. While food security is of paramount importance, protein requirement is also an important issue, since many ...
Management of conflicts between irrigation and fisheries in a selected water resources project

Sonia Binte Mushed (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2008-09)

In many area, of Banglade,h, heels Or shallow wetlands are dewatered or drained lo allow dry season agricu lwre, Structural intervention, inclucling embankments and ,Iuice gates are often inlroducecl for this purposc, ...
River-aquifier interaction in little Jamuna river catchment in the northwest region of Bangladesh

Biswas, Gautam Kumar (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2008-07)

One ollhe major recenl concerns in the 'Jorthwesl r~gion of Uangbdesh is drying HI' uf a large numbcl' of riVeT\ and ,milll waleI' bodies. \\,hich has a dir~cl lmpael on lhe ccol"gy andlhe envmlllmclli. Small nHrs such ...
Developing GIS tool to indentify critical areas for drinking water supply during dry season in Dinajpur district

Tanvir Hassan, S. M. (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2006-09)

Huge drawdovm of the groundwater tahle is one of the environmental hazards due to large scale groundwater withdrawal during dry period. Hand tube wens (HTWs) and shallow tube wells (STWs) operated under gra~itational ...
Effect of land use change on geometric characteristics of the Buriganga river

Rumana Binte Habib (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2006-03)

Dhaka the capital city of Bangladesh, was established on the bank of the river Buriganga in early 17 '" century. The heart of the city is the river Bllfiganga where the study is conducted to find the effect efland use ...
Seasonal variation of fish migration in Sariakandhi fish pass

Ghosh, Bijoy Kumar (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2007-01)

The importance of open water fish in our socio-economic regime has recemly drawn the attention of the policy makers of the country. FCDIFCDI projects mainly serve the agricultural interests, but it interfere fish migration, ...
Ecological risk assessment of Sundarbans mangrove forest due to sea level rise

Wahidur Rahman, Kazi (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2008-11)

With a total area of over 10,000 square kilometers, the SlUldarbans constitute the World's largest contiguous mangrove ecosystem, The floristic composition of the Sundarbans is rich compared to many other mangroves orihe ...
Application of geoinformatics for flood study at Tarapur union of Gaibandha

Imrul Hasan, S.M. (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2006-11)

Tills study has been taken 10develop vulnerability maps for agriculture using Remote Sensing (R:'.) and Geographic Information System (GIS) regarding different return period for flood hazard vulnerability asse."rnenl in ...
Women's empowerment through their participation in small scale water resources development projects

Sayeda Asifa Ashrafi (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2007-02)

Government of Bangladesh has taken concrete steps to ensure wornen's participation in development process. National Water Policy was declared and women's participation was highlighted in this. Water resources projects' ...
Impacts of climate change on command area development of Teesta barrage project

Moshiur Rahman, Md. (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2008-09)

The impacts of climate change on agricultural rood production are global con~em.<"and they are very important for Bimgladesh, Climate change may have repel'eussions 00 \h~ command al'ea developmcnt of Phase-Il of' the ...
Assessment of oppurtunity and adverse impact of wastewater reuse in peri urban areas of Rajshahi

Kumar, Uthpal (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2008-12)

Untreated municipal wastewater is being traditionally u.sed for agriculture by the fanners in the peri-urban areas of Rajshahi city, located in the drought-prone northwestern part of Bangladesh. This study was carried ...
Assessment of ecological health status in selected haors with different degrees of interventions using fish indicators

Sanaul Kafi, S. M. (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2008-04)

Haors are very important habitats for the unique and dynamic ecosystems, which have immense productive or ecological valuc. Importantly, haors provide suitable habitats for fisheries, a major component of the ecological ...
Effects of small scale water development projects of fisheries

Abdullah Yousuf Al Harun, Md. (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2005-10)

The complex community of fj<;h~pecies in Bangladesh is Ilighly dependent on sea"onal inundation and on 1100dplain access, both of which can be negatively affccltd by flood Contl'Ol, Drainage and lrrig.ation (feD!) project. ...
Sustainability assessment of arsenic mitigation technologies of Bangladesh

Farhana Sharmin (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2008-04)

Availahle arsenic mitigation tcchnologle, ha'e been descrihcd Ii-om ",hidl, seven tGchnol()gle, were selected to asscss their su.,tainahility namely, SIDKO, SONO, Arsenic Iron Removal Plant (A1RP), Deep Tuhe Well (DT\\'). ...
Changes in farming practices with changes in flow and salinity of Gorai river

Atikul Islam, Md. (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2005-09)

The elosure of lhe Gorai off take after the commi"ioning of Farakka barrage in 1975 has resulted in a number of hydro-morphological and enviromnentaJ impacls. In 1998199,a major dre<lgingprogramme was initiated, By early ...

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