The geographical location and development of Bangladesh means that the country is
vulnerable to tropical cyclones. Cyclones are becoming more frequent and severe due to the …

The adverse impacts of climate change exert mounting pressure on agriculture-dependent
livelihoods of many developing and developed nations. However, integrated and spatially …

Tropical cyclones frequently affect millions of people, damaging properties, livelihoods and
environments in the coastal region of Bangladesh. The intensity and extent of tropical …

Vulnerability to natural hazards not only depends on the magnitude of the hazards but also
on the socio-economic conditions of people. Considering vulnerability as a social construct …

Vulnerability to hazards not only relies on the extent of natural hazards but also depends on
the social and economic conditions of the communities. Therefore, this study intends to …

Bangladesh has a long history of devastating tropical cyclones. In view of the effects of the
storms on the country, risk assessment is essential for devising the mitigation strategies at …

Coastal Bangladesh is one of the hotspots of tropical cyclone's landfall in South Asia. A
spatial vulnerability assessment is required to formulate disaster risk reduction strategies …

Mangroves are multi-functional ecosystems providing resource provisions and various
ecosystem services, all of which are critical to the local livelihood and national economy …

The vulnerability of coastal regions to climate change is a growing global concern,
particularly in Bangladesh, which is vulnerable to flooding and storm surges due to its low …

River island (locally known as charland) in river Ganges from Rajmahal hill to Farakka
barrage of India is now under human habitat dominated by the environmentally evicted …