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SAFER project in Sunamgonj for #floodaffected people supported by @StartFundBD
@UKinBangladesh
#rapidresponse #flood2020 #emergencyresponse
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UNHCR & partner CNRS disseminate the results of a series of Nature based Solutions (NbS) to address #environmental degradation.
RRRC, Mr. Mahbub Alam Talukder “The session was full of knowledge sharing & learning to improve the environment and to keep the environment from harm”
They lost their house in a glimpse!!
Under "River Bank Erosion Risk Reduction Effort (RBERRE)" project supported by @StartFundBD @UKinBangladesh and implented by @ForCnrs, they have been provided NFI, Shelter support and dignity kit.
#EmergencyResponseinChandpur
@ForCnrs team worked hard to reach for river erosion affected people in Rajrajeswhawar union of Chandpur Sadar Upazila in Chandpur district under the emergency response project "River Bank Erosion Risk Reduction Effort (RBERRE)" supported by @StartFundBD @UKinBangladesh.
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#Research cooperation in #SouthAsia is critical to co-produce knowledge on #sharedwaters, inform decisions, strengthen #hydrodiplomacy #SDG6 @teriin @SouthAsianUni @icimod @medha_bisht @curiousriparian @khalidshiblee @OxfamInAsia @siwi_water
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Great to have water governace women experts in #TROSA Annual Learning Forum @RiversTROSA @khalidshiblee @OxfamInNepal
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''River Camp: Engaging Youth in Water Cooperation'' 2019 is getting started. For the 2nd time, I'm participating in this camp from @GYBNBD...
@ForCnrs @RiversTROSA
@GUKGaibandha @OxfaminBD #Y4WaterCooperation
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River camp (18-22 June) of @RiversTROSA
has started again. Participated for the second time. Have a look on the #environment friendly banner made by jute mat & paper!
#Y4Wcooperation @ForCnrs @OxfaminBD @GUKGaibandha @BYE_Initiative @GYBNBD @RiversTROSA @riverine_people
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2nd day of regional river camp...
#culturalnight was really enjoyable. The performances of our Nepali and Indian friends were awesome. We also had some performances for representing the culture to our foreign friends.@OxfamIndia @OxfaminBD @OxfamInNepal @RiversTROSA @ForCnrs
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In 2019, @UNHCR_BGD and partners @IUCN @ForCnrs are planting in more than 120 acres of land within #refugeecamps aiming #landstabilization, #WaterConservation #disasterriskreduction, #shade promotion and #nutrition. @BRACworld a supply chain of planting materials established.
Almost 2 years since >740,000 #Rohingya found refuge in Bangladesh, the muddy Kutupalong settlements are turning back to nature’s green!
@UNHCR_BGD & partners’ tree planting efforts for land stabilization & reforestation are showing bright signs of success
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Thanks to @ForCnrs and @UNHCR_BGD for the stream rehabilitation activities that aim to increase water reservoir capacity, improve water quality,Downstream livelihood groups will have better access for #farming, #fishing . A tool for peaceful and prosperous society indeed.
Better access to water means:
➡️ Reduced poverty📉
➡️ More peaceful & prosperous societies 🌇
Find solutions in the latest @UN World Water Development Report, 'Leaving No One Behind'.
👉on.unesco.org/wwdr #WorldWaterWeek
The Executive Director (ED) of CNRS has been elected as the Vice-Chairman of Bangladesh National Committee of International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
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