• Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Climatic Parameters and Farmers’ Perception, Adaptation to the Climate Change in Gazipur Area 

  Shams, Tashmiah Binte (©University of Dhaka, 2023-04-30)

  Bangladesh is the hotspot of climate change whose economic growth depends on the agricultural sectors significantly. To reduce the vulnerability in the agriculture sector, this research firstly focused on the microclimate ...
• Development of Open Space Management System to Response Scenario Earthquake in Dhaka Metropolitan Area 

  Haque, A K M Aminul (©University of Dhaka, 2023-01-29)

  The urbanized areas of Bangladesh are subjected to potential earthquake hazards and risks due to the proximity of seismically active zones. Dhaka Metropolitan Area, the capital of Bangladesh, is ill-planned and highly ...
• CRIMES AND DISASTER: A SCENARIO OF THE COASTAL REGION OF BANGLADESH 

  Nath, Ram Krishna (©University of Dhaka, 2022-09-04)

  Bangladesh is a land of natural hazards. One of such natural calamities that strikes Bangladesh frequently is severe storm and cyclone often accompanied by storm surge. Due to frequent cyclones, life in the coastal zone ...
• ROLE OF WOMEN IN DISASTER RISK REDUCTION: A STUDY IN DISASTER PRONE COASTAL AREAS OF SHAYAMNAGAR UPAZILA, SHATKHIRA 

  Nahar, Niger Dil (©University of Dhaka, 2022-06-05)

  Women play a crucial role in disaster preparedness in their families and communities which makes their family and society resilient, but the role of women in the disaster risk reduction issues are not acknowledged largely. ...
• AMBIGUITIES OF MASCULINITY AFTER RIVER BANK EROSION DISPLACEMENT: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON PERCEPTION AND EXPERIENCE OF DISPLACED MALE SLUM DWELLERS IN DHAKA CITY 

  DEY, ANTORA (©University of Dhaka, 2022-05-16)

  Bangladesh is a riverine country and millions of people are displaced from their place of origin due to effect of riverbank erosion. This is one of the most endemic natural hazards in Bangladesh, which caused millions of ...
• ASSESSING DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AT SCHOOL LEVEL: A STUDY OF DHAKA NORTH CITY CORPORATION AREA 

  Sayed, Md. Abu (©University of Dhaka, 2022-04-13)

  The present study investigates school vulnerabilities (physical, environmental and social) and level of stakeholders’ (teachers, students, guardians, school management committee and school administration) awareness on ...
• Institutional Framework to Safeguard the Interests of Middle-Income People in a Neoliberal Real Estate Market in Dhaka 

  Farzana, Fawzia (©University of Dhaka, 2022-04-13)

  Neoliberalism was introduced in the 1970s in search of the remedies to the global economic crisis resulted from the failures of Keynesian welfare states in United States and England. Neoliberalism recommended economic ...
• Causes and Consequences of Perennial Water Logging in the Life and Livelihood at Rajnagar Bankabarsi in Jashore District, Bangladesh 

  Nesa, Maharun (©University of Dhaka, 2022-02-23)

  Water logging has turned out to be one of the major environmental global issues, and Bangladesh seems to be one of the worst sufferers. Especially, the south western part of the country experiencing the problems of water ...
• A COMPREHENSIVE CONCEPTUAL STUDY FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE OIL FIELDS IN KAILASHTILA AND HARIPUR 

  Islam, Mohammad Amirul (©University of Dhaka, 2022-02-15)

  Bangladesh occupies major part of the Ganges delta Basin and has been known as a natural gas rich province. However, occurrences of oil have been known in two small oil fields, Haripur and Kailashtila. While Haripur, ...
• Social and Economic Vulnerability of Landslide Victims in Chittagong District 

  Rahman, Md. Mahbubur (©University of Dhaka, 2022-02-15)

  Recently the frequencies of landslides have increased and a lot of people have been killed in different hill areas in Chittagong district of Bangladesh. To assess the landslide vulnerability in Chittagong, this study has ...
• Assessment of Climate Change Induced Disaster Vulnerability and Adaptation Strategy in Coastal Region of Bangladesh 

  Ali, Kazi Md. Barkat (©University of Dhaka, 2022-02-03)

  Bangladesh is ranked among the countries that are most vulnerable to climate change. Its coastlines are vulnerable to disasters caused by climate change. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) indicates ...
• Population Growth and Access to Natural Resources in Haor Areas: A Spatio-Temporal Approach 

  Azmery, Shah Israt (©University of Dhaka, 2021-09-19)

  The present research interprets the decadal population change in haor areas and assesses the impacts on natural resources in the study area. In the study, using on both quantitative and qualitative methods mainly primary ...
• Analysis of Geo-environmental Indicators for Coastal Zone Management of East Coast of the Bay of Bengal along Bangladesh 

  Ahmad, Saima (University of Dhaka, 2021-08-26)

  The present study area, the east coast of Bangladesh, stretched along the Bay of Bengal is characterized with unique geo-environment and biodiversity. The coastal zone, endowed with a rich pool of diverse, complex and ...
• Statistical Modeling of Rainfall and Drought in North West Bangladesh 

  Uddin, Mohammad Ahsan (University of Dhaka, 2021-08-24)

  Drought is a region specific phenomenon, its characteristics vary from one climate regime to another. Though Bangladesh is a riverine country, the northwestern part of the country is vulnerable to drought. Thus, drought ...
• Environmental Quality of Savar Pourasava: A Geographical Analysis 

  Tahera Dil, Afroz (University of Dhaka, 2020-10-25)

  The study aims at identifying the overall environmental quality of Savar Pourasava. Different types of environmental pollution are recognized along with their major causes and levels of severity. With the increasing amount ...
• Investigation Into the Sea Level Rise as Fallout of Climatic Change: Case Study of the Coast of Bangladesh 

  Rahman, Md. Masudur (University of Dhaka, 2020-03-18)

  Several thousands of years have so far been elapsed since its emergence as an alluvial land, the today’s land of Bangladesh exhibits the experiences almost all the natural calamities, hazards and disasters in its ...
• Management Issues of Ecologically Critical Areas in and around Dhaka City: A Case Study of Gulshan-Baridhara Lake 

  Akhter, Syeda Raihana (University of Dhaka, 2019-12-30)

  The earlier areal expansion and excessive urban growth of Dhaka city in the last few decades is causing the loss of natural vegetation, loss of open spaces, and a general decline in the spatial extent and connectivity ...
• A regional pattern of tea garden and tea production in Bangladesh 

  Zakirul Islam, Md. (University of Dhaka, 2018-04-09)

  Tea is a popular and easily available beverage in Bangladesh. It has been developed as an agro based industry over the last 160 years. In the past, it was an important cash crop and was an important source of foreign ...
• Change detection of selected topo-features using geographic information system (gis): An investigation into the topographic map making process in Bangladesh 

  Nabi, Mahamudun (University of Dhaka, 2016-08-30)

  Topographic maps are fundamental units of information for many types of field studies including geosciences and archeology that present a wide range of information, making them useful to both professional and recreational ...
• Spatio–temporal analysis of expatriates remittance and poverty alleviation in Manikganj district, bBangladesh 

  Rahman, Lutfar (University of Dhaka, 2016-06-05)

  Bangladesh is a country of huge population, which has led a variety of movement from home to abroad for employment, education and skill. The study has focused on the analytical description of expatriate migration, expatriate ...

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