October 2024

The workshop, titled “Sustainable Finance Policies for Banks and Financial Institutions: Implementation, Challenges, and Roadmap,” was held on 27th October 2024 at the Brac Centre, Dhaka, to explore the role of Bangladesh’s financial sector in mitigating climate change impacts. Organized by the Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Research (C3ER), Grant Thornton Bangladesh, Sharp Consulting […]

Climate Diplomacy Capacity Building Workshop, an impactful initiative of LCOY Bangladesh 2024, brought together emerging leaders, advocates, and experts over three days to strengthen climate policy knowledge and negotiation skills. As part of the Local Conference of Youth (LCOY), LCOY Bangladesh provides a platform for youth to engage in climate action and policy discussions, aligning

Ms. Sadia Jahan Rothi, Environmental Management and Youth Engagement Specialist from the Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Research(C3ER), BRAC University, participated in the Local Conference of Youth (LCOY) 2024. It provided an interactive platform for deliberations, knowledge sharing, and collaboration amongst young climate professionals, activists, researchers, and policymakers to build capacity in climate diplomacy, advocacy,

Ms. Roufa Khanum, Assistant Director of the Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Research (C3ER), BRAC University, participated as a speaker at the EcoMen Summit 2024 in the “Local Leadership in Action: Collaborating for Gender and Environmental Transformation.” This session was part of EcoMen Summit 2024, a national youth forum that seeks to engage men

Join our Certificate Training Course, “Climate Change and Sustainable Development”, jointly offered by the Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Research(C3ER), BRAC University and Nature Conservation Management (NACOM), and enhance your knowledge and skills to contribute effectively to climate change resilience and sustainable development. The training blends theory with practice, offering diverse knowledge-sharing methods, including lectures,

A National Dialogue titled “Climate Justice in Climate Finance: Climate Debt Trap Risks for Bangladesh and Other LDCs” was held on 20 October at the CIRDAP Auditorium. The event brought together policymakers, donor agencies, civil society representatives, and climate finance experts to explore sustainable climate finance solutions for Least Developed Countries (LDCs). The dialogue underscored