Bangladesh has the potential to become self-sufficient in food. Multiple cropping has been
expanding rapidly in many areas due to both increased utilization of existing irrigation and …

Bangladesh is globally known as a flood-vulnerable country—an almost flat land with too
much water. In terms of annual per capita availability of water resources, it ranks among the …

Drought is an annually problem not only for sustaining routine crops but also serial crops
like Boro, IRRI and other vegetables. The Agriculture Department should seek possible …

Drought is temporary reduction in water or moisture availability significantly below the
normal amount for a specific period. It is a climatic anomaly characterized by deficient supply …

The 1978–1979 drought in Bangladesh affected three crop seasons, reducing rice
production by an estimated two million tons. Rainfall deficiency varied regionally and locally …

India being an agriculture dependent country provides food and raw material to the
exponentially increasing population. It also provides employment opportunities to strengthen …

Drought agriculture occupies about 68% of India's cultivated area and supports nearly 40%
and 60% of the human and livestock populations, respectively. It produces 44% of food …

This book represents the background of the Barind Tract of Bangladesh with the proximity of
drought information, conceptual and logic of the books, history, definition and perception on …

Abstract North-Western section of Bangladesh is experiencing a protracted decrease in
precipitation, irregular rainfall, and the depletion of ground water, which results in water …

The word “adaptation” is derived from the term “adapt”, which means “making
things/conditions/situations better by changing”(Ahmed in Bangladesh climate change …