This seminar paper was prepared to review the threat of drought to ensure food security in
Bangladesh. This seminar paper is exclusively a review paper and all the information was …

Drought is the most formidable disaster frequently reoccurring in most regions of
Bangladesh. It is a natural slow onset hazard which evolves unnoticed and enhancing due …

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 …

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 …

Drought is one of the important natural disasters which lead to maximum severity to human
among all others. The vulnerability increases with the resource poor nature of developing …

In terms of economic, social, and environmental impact, floods and droughts are two
extreme natural calamities [1][2]. An area experiencing drought is one where the amount of …

Pakistan is essentially a farming community, with 70% of the country ispopulation living in
rural areas and over 50% of them are engaged in farming andagro-based pursuits. Article …

Nepal is exposed to various kinds of natural and human induced disasters. From long past,
rapid onset disasters such as floods, landslides, hailstorms, insect infestation and animal …

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 …

All over the world, Bangladesh is well known as a flood-and cyclone-affected country. But in
the recent years the slow onset disaster of drought is more frequent in Bangladesh due to …