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Belem Climate Conference [CoP-30]: Deal without Phase-out of Fossil Fuel Roadmap and Low-Balled Adaptation...

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Belem Climate Conference Developed countries have shirked their responsibilities as always Deal without Phase-out of Fossil Fuel Roadmap and Low-Balled Adaptation Finance Introductory The global climate...

Promoting Climate Adaptive Income Generating Techniques [CAIGT] for Sustainable Coastal Livelihood

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Climate change effects are directly putting these natural resource-dependent communities at greater risk, with continuous sea erosion, frequent floods, tidal surges, cyclones, waterlogging, and...

Resilient Shores, Stronger Fishers

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Bangladesh’s 3.5 million small-scale fishers spread across coastal districts, char lands, estuaries, and major river systems form the backbone of national fish production. They...

Implement the Agenda : Advance Localisation at Country Level_ BDCSO COAST 2025 Survey Report...

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BDCSO COAST is a network of local and national NGOs in Bangladesh that became a signatory to the Grand Bargain in March 2025. As...

Reset Rohingya Response : Engage Local NGOs for Low-Cost Management

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In the 8-year of Rohingya crisis, funding has become a significant challenge for the Rohingya. As of September 2015, only 38% funding requirements have...

Looming Water Crisis in Cox’s Bazar : Risking Lives

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Ukhiya and Teknaf sub-districts of Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh are facing an escalating water crisis driven by rapid population growth, excessive groundwater extraction, saline...

From Waste to Energy : Turning a Crisis into Opportunity

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The Rohingya influx in Cox’s Bazar has placed immense pressure on already fragile waste management systems. Host communities, which had no structured waste management...

Protect, Empower, Sustain_COAST Annual report 2024

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Protect, Empower, Sustain— the title of the 2024 annual report reflects COAST Foundation’s commitment to protect the rights and resources of vulnerable coastal populations...

Beyond Aid: Reclaim Bangladesh’s Laundered Wealth for achieving SDGs

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1. What is FFD4? “Financing for Development” (FfD) is a UN-led process that aims to create a comprehensive framework for mobilizing resources to support sustainable...

0.67% Climate allocation of GDP is insufficient and unacceptable: Initiatives to bring back laundered...

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National Budget 2025-2026 and Civil Society Perspectives 0.67% Climate allocation of GDP is insufficient and unacceptable: Initiatives to bring back laundered money are essential to meet...