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Erosion of left bank of the Padma river at Mawa-Dighirper reach and its socio-economo impact

Arifur Rahman, Mohammad (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2008-07)

The Padma River is highly dynamic and meander in naturc. Bank erosion severely affects the socioeconomic condition of the affected reach and not only causes suffering to the people living along its course but also national ...
Water pricing in different minor irrigation systems

Ruhul Amin, Md. (Department of Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2007-01)

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Mainstreaming gender in IWRM the case of small scale water resources development sector project

Barman, Anil Chandra (Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), 2013-11)

The aim of this study is to examine the status of mainstreaming gender at field level in three LGED subprojects under SSWRDSP - I, II & III at all six project cycles, where gender issues are addressed as per guidelines and ...
Flood hazard and vulnerability assessment in a riverine flood prone area a case study

Sadequr Rahman Bhuiyan, MD. (Institute of Water and Flood Management, 2014-09)

Khoksabari Union of Sirajganj Town is surrounded by a network of rivers namely the Jamuna, the Bangali and the Karatoa which makes the Union vulnerable to flooding. The present study assesses the hazard and vulnerability ...
Assessment of change in future flow of Brahmaputra basin applying SWAT model using multi-member ensemble climate data

Paul, Supria (Institute of Water and Flood Management, 2014-11)

Brahmaputra basin plays an important role in four countries namely China, India, Bhutan, and Bangladesh for their three physiographic zones. The Brahmaputra River contributes about 67% of the total annual water flow of ...
Improvement of heavy rainfall forecast using weather research and forecasting (WRF) model

Alfi Hasan, Mohammad. (Institute of Water and Flood Management, 2014-11)

Heavy rain events have become a major source of meteorological disasters over Bangladesh, responsible for deadly floods and landslide in recent years. Such events caused severe property damage and loss of life. Therefore, ...

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