Bangladesh, specifically the northwestern region, is facing twin challenges, namely, food and water security,which are pressing now and likely to increase in the future under the changing climate. Increasing crop water ...

Water security is the ability to access sufficient quantities and qualities of water to maintain adequate standards of food and goods production, proper sanitation and sustainable health care. Water logging, salinity, etc. ...

Drought is a hindering natural disaster that may affect every aspect of living life. It is believed that the trend of the recent climate change has triggered this disaster more than past. In this study, therefore, ...

The decision-making process in livelihood adaptation is an important consideration for water resource management in the Southwest coastal areas of Bangladesh. The overall aim of the study was to understand the livelihood ...

The Water-Energy-Food (WEF) Nexus is a useful concept to apprehend the complex and interrelated characteristics of vital natural resources that are indispensable in the achievement of sustainable development for Bangladesh. ...

The South West region of Bangladesh is home to millions of people for its’ enormous potentiality with water resources and mangrove forest offers great income and employment opportunity. This coastal region is ever dynamic ...

Water resources, especially irrigation water in Bangladesh may have under threat due to many factors like climate change impact, upstream river flow control, and unsustainable groundwater consumption. These problems are ...

Salinity hazard has become one of the major concerning problem in Bangladesh coast. It has several adverse impacts on ecosystem, agriculture and livelihood of people. Saline water intrusion is caused by a complex interaction ...

Salinity intrusion in southwest coastal aquifers in Bangladesh is understood to be influenced by several physical processes, which operate over different spatial and temporal scales, with relative roles different from each ...

Flash flood in the pre-monsoon season (March-May) is one of the main natural disasters of the Upper Meghna Basin, which frequently destroys Boro rice, the primary agricultural product of the northeast Bangladesh. Forecasting ...