AOSED and Pani Adhikar Committee (PAC) jointly organized a human chain program today (23.03.2022) in Paikgachha as a part of observing World Water Day – 2022 demanding the conservation of freshwater reservoirs, closure of leases of rivers, canals, and ponds, and ensuring controlled use of groundwater for irrigation. Mr. Md. Akhtaruzzaman Babu, MP of Khulna-6 […]
Three-daylong Training of the Trainers on ‘Local Level Strategy of Reducing Climate induced Loss and Damage of Seagoing Traditional Fishers of Bangladesh’ has been held at CSS Ava Center Khulna. Honorable Mayor of Khulna City Corporation Mr. Talukder Abdul Khaleque was present as the Chief Guest during the occasion. Chief trainer Capt. M Shafiqul Alam, […]
AOSED & Center for Participatory Research and Development-CPRD jointly organized the ‘Regional Dialogue on climate change impacts and adaptation requirements in the southwest coastal region of Bangladesh’ at Hotel City Inn, Khulna. Chief Executive of CPRD Mr. Shamsuddoha facilitated the dialogue while Executive Director of AOSED Mr. Shamim Arfeen presented the introductory speech. Government officials […]
AOSED has been awarded the ‘Best Speaker Award in Poster Presentation session’ and ‘Best Stall’ at the 1st International Conference on Environment held at Khulna University. We are grateful to all development partners and well-wishers for this tremendous achievement. This will undoubtedly encourage us to move forward with more enthusiasm in the future.
AOSED at COP26 DAY 1: 1 November 2021 Executive Director of AOSED Mr. Shamim Arfeen, Team Leader of AOSED’s Climate Change and Disaster Management Cell Mr. Himadree Shekhar Mondal, Panel Mayor-2 and 25 no. Ward Councillor of Khulna City Corporation Mr. Ali Akbar Tipu, and Head of Urban and Regional Planning (KUET) Prof. Dr. Mostafa […]
Following the last two water conventions, the Coastal Water Convention (CWC) organizing committee is going to organize another conference for the third time in 2021. Initially, the main theme of the conference was determined- ‘Conserve Water Ecosystem Towards Sustainable Development’ which will be finalized based on the views of all. In addition, five thematic areas […]
Bangladesh are affected by climate change, many of whom live in coastal areas. The coastal population faces increasing risks from rising sea levels, saline intrusion and arsenic contamination in the ground water, which led to insecurity of safe and affordable drinking water. The goal of the 2nd convention is to create opportunities to have dialogue […]
