National Resilience Programme (NRP) has been working to sustain the resilience of human and economic development in Bangladesh through inclusive, gender-responsive disaster management and risk informed development approach. In this context The Government of Bangladesh as
Forecasting Means to one step closer for Building Resiliency in Bangladesh Forecasting is more than a scientific curiosity for the rural farmers in North-west Bangladesh because of limited access to basic and critical weather resources like
The social safety net in Bangladesh has been recognized as a critical strategy to reduce poverty, build resilience, and enable development. Country facing recurrent disasters, access to regular social safety net supports can protect the poor
Sree Shayan Chandra Das (14) Son of Bandul Das, lives in plainland under Ramna Union, Chilmari, Kurigram. His father is a fisherman who fishes in the Brahmaputra River on a seasonal basis and rest of the time
The National Resilience Programme (NRP) is designed to provide strategic support to the public and private sectors in order to build resilience aligned with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) and the Sustainable
The National Resilience Programme (NRP): DDM part is progressing well toward developing capacities of MoDMR on SFDRR monitoring and reporting. On 21 July 2022, a capacity-building training was organized on “Sendai Framework Monitor and Data &
On 01 June 2022, Her Excellency the Ambassador, Ms. Alexandra Berg Vone Linde, Embassy of Sweden, Dhaka, Bangladesh; along with Prasenjit Chakma, Assistant Resident Representative, UNDP; Mohammad Iftekhar Hossain, Programme Coordinator, NRP; Mr. Abu Saleh
