Due to the geo-morphological and meteorological characteristics, Bangladesh tends to susceptible of several types of natural disasters like cyclone, tidal surge, coastal flooding, and salinity intrusion with the ...

The role of Management Information Systems (MIS) in disaster management and determinants of the adoption of MIS-based services for disaster management have not been adequately investigated in the context of Bangladesh ...

Bangladesh is a vulnerable country because of its distinctive socio-economic and physical characteristics. Every year near about 10 million people are affected directly or indirectly because of living in climatic vulnerable ...

Safe water at home is critical for living a healthier life. Though water scarcity has never been a problem in the riverine Bangladesh, a reliable supply of water is becoming increasingly scarce. Water pollution places a ...

Access to sufficient water is a human right and part of human survival, health, wellbeing, and livelihoods for consumption and domestic use. However, the gendered culture of water access, use and livelihoods has remained ...

Bangladesh is at a high risk of various forms of climatic changes including both extreme events and slow onset processes like salinity. The current study aims to measure the socioeconomic impacts of salinity on coastal ...

The present study aims to address the situation of vulnerable people living in urban areas in context of their access to natural resources and sustainable livelihood. It attempts to identify the links between urban environment ...

Drought is an extended deficiency of precipitation, a period of unusually dry weather. It is one of the major and complex hazards which affect peoples‘ livelihoods on a large scale. Drought has been identified with ...