-governmental organizations (NGOs) have increased women’s empowerment in Bangladesh. Looking at two study areas and two NGOs (the Friends in … Village Development Bangladesh (FIVDB) and Nari Uddug Kendra (NUK)), the results of the case study show that these two NGOs …

Bangladesh, a country with a population of 160 million, is currently contributing 0.14 percent to the world’s emission … in energy consumption), Bangladesh’s share in CO2 emissions is—despite the increasing use of alternative energy …—expected to rise sharply. This study uses the example of Bangladesh to illustrate the impact of low-income countries’ energy …

found that local government institutions in Bangladesh are very weak in providing basic services to the citizens and in …

Bangladesh’s geographic location and geo-morphological conditions have made the country one of the most vulnerable to … weather and climate induced changes. Bangladesh is a land of wetlands, which occupy around 50 percent of the country. Wetlands … play a crucial role in maintaining the ecological balance of ecosystems, but wetland habitats of Bangladesh are under …

Women comprise half of Bangladesh’s population and—as is the case in most developing countries—are considered the …

Although highly educated women in Bangladesh expect to achieve gender equality, compared to highly educated men, they … Bangladesh. Subsequently, women have broken out the common social problems like illiteracy, early marriage, etc. For example …, Bangladesh has already achieved gender parity in education levels. Many women are getting proper family support, achieve higher …