In the face of climate change and fossil fuel projects, Bangladeshi fishers and farmers worry that their livelihoods are at great risk. Migration is often framed as a failure of climate adaptation.

Organisations like the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society work tirelessly to provide emergency relief to affected populations. However, the scale of the challenge is enormous, with resources often ...

If you have already watched the other clips in this series concerning climate refugees in Dhaka and melting glaciers in Bhutan, it would be helpful to recap these film clips, identify Bangladesh ...

Despite progress, millions still live in poverty, climate change-related disasters pose a grave threat, and child mortality, malnutrition and marriage rates are among the world’s highest. Bangladesh’s ...

Today, climate refugees are likely to be, say, families living in makeshift tents in Bangladesh uprooted by rising ocean waters or sheep herders in drought-addled Syria looking for a new place to ...

Bangladesh hosts the largest refugee settlement in the world. Most Rohingya refugees are living in 33 camps in Cox’s Bazar, which together make up the world’s largest refugee settlement. More than six ...

Bangladesh hosts the largest refugee settlement in the world. Most Rohingya refugees are living in 33 camps ... facilities are also at heightened risk from water-borne diseases such as hepatitis, ...