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How Bangladesh is bridging national climate policy and local action for community-led resilience.
Woman on a dock in Bangladesh tossing a fishing net into the water
With SOFF support, newly trained observers are strengthening weather services, aviation safety, and early warning nationwide.
This group of early-career trainees will soon be deployed across the country, supporting weather stations in key provincial locations.
Women in Pakistan’s northern valleys are strengthening resilience, incomes and independence amid rising climate risks.
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Transforming agrifood systems is essential for climate resilience, but there is a massive lack of investment.
Cambodian workers in a tree field
Farmers in Cambodia boost income and nutrition with climate-resilient cricket farming and chaya gardens.
A woman smiling shows a basket of crickets in Cambodia.
From long daily walks to health risks and harassment, coastal women share the hidden costs of securing safe water in a changing climate.
A woman carries a water container while walking across floodwaters near homes in a rural Bangladesh village