ClimateWatch Bangladesh

On Finance & Trade Day at @turkiyecop31, the spotlight is on turning climate finance commitments into action for climate-resilient health systems. HNAP 2026–2031 requires $1.4B over 5 years, with $660 million expected from international climate funds and development partners.

Bangladesh's message to the world is clear. 🇧🇩 has been leading the way in combating the impacts of #climate change for years. At @turkiyecop31 this is what @saimumparvez1 mentioned. He said Bangladesh is now ready for a green industrial future; the world needs to invest.

At @turkiyecop31, 🇧🇩, the historical responsibility of developed countries for the need for grant-based #climatefinance and adaptation, action to address #lossanddamage and climate-resilient development. Read more 👇 en.bonikbarta.com/bangladesh…

Health Day at @turkiyecop31 marked three key advances: the Antalya Initiative for Health Resilience, additional funding for climate and health solutions, and progress on financing the Belém Health Action Plan. The momentum is growing. Now, delivery must follow.

As we approach @turkiyecop31, #climatefinance must be predictable, accessible, and responsive to the needs of vulnerable communities with stronger support for adaptation and addressing #lossanddamage.

As we approach @COP31, Tuvalu’s Prime Minister Feleti Teo’s message is a powerful reminder: #climatejustice demands more than promises. Countries like Bangladesh, already facing the devastating impacts of #climatechange, need grant-based and highly concessional #climatefinance.

Bangladesh's @PMO_Bangla68 Calls for Stronger Global Climate Action at #UNGA. The PM called for stronger action at @turkiyecop31 , particularly on climate justice, climate finance, and support for adaptation and resilience.

What is more important when it comes to #LossAndDamage for a #climate-vulnerable country like 🇧🇩? Just before one month of @turkiyecop31 this is what Bangladesh urged: simpler access, and faster disbursement from the Loss and Damage Fund. Read more.👇 theclimatewatch.com/banglade…

Developed nations are giving nothing! Hence, Bangladesh's 🇧🇩 position at #SB64 is stronger than ever! @saimumparvez1, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, pushed for grant-based adaptation finance. Reveal more 👇 tbsnews.net/features/panoram…

🩺 Climate change, rising temperatures, and growing health impacts are major red flags amid the public health crisis in 🇧🇩 . But how much longer can we afford to ignore it? It's time for urgent action through the National Health Policy.

With the rising heat in 🇧🇩, the pressure on low-income patients in government hospitals is intensifying. Children are one of them. Hence, Bangladesh's national #healthpolicy needs to take appropriate initiatives to address the increasing health impacts of #climatechange.

🇧🇩 should use the 'new reset' to accelerate the expansion of solar and wind-based energy. Renewable energy can only achieve a country's energy sovereignty and build a sustainable power system for all. More👇. #renewableenergy #RenewableBangladesh lnkd.in/gmk_FFew

Outcomes of @Cop30noBrasil continue to shape the direction, pace, and credibility of global #climatediplomacy, even when they fall short. Reveal details below👇 thedailystar.net/opinion/vie…