LDCs & MVCs Call for Urgent Action to Attain the 1.5-Degree Temperature Goal
COAST and EquityBD jointly drafted a paper for CoP 28 in Dubai, urging action on behalf of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and Most Vulnerable...
The Excluded: A Rapid Study on the Host Community Life in the Rohingya Refugee...
The report, “The Excluded— the Host Community Life in the Rohingya Refugee Camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh,” highlights the significant challenges faced by the...
Building Bridges to Betterment: Our Journey Towards Sustainable Coastal Development
COAST is pleased to announce the publication of the Annual Report 2022, titled "Building Bridges to Betterment." This report presents a series of captivating...
COAST Annual Report 2021: ‘Regaining the Resilience’ Published
The Annual Report of the COAST Foundation for the year 2021 has just been released. The report's title this year is ‘Regaining the Resilience’....
Social Perception on Climate Vulnerabilities and Local Level Adaptation Plan
English version of Social Perception on Climate Vulnerabilities and Local Level Adaptation Plan, Jainkathi Union, Patuakhali
Bangla version of Social Perception on Climate Vulnerabilities and...
Change for Future: COAST Annual Report 2019 and 2020
The Rohingya influx in 2017 had a huge effect on Bangladesh’s development arena. The recent COVID 19 Pandemic has given the entire development sector a...
COAST Position with Rationale and Academic References on the Report titled ‘A Social Review...
COAST has recently published a Social Review Report titled, ‘A Social Review on Rohingya
Crisis: Long-term Action Plan is needed based on joint risk assessment:...
A Social Review on Rohingya Crisis : Long-term Action Plan is needed based on...
The Cox’s Bazar is hosting about 1 million Rohingya people forced to flee from Myanmar to survive from the atrocities of the Myanmar armies....
