Unraveling the dynamics of wetland degradation in megacity Dhaka

In contrast, wetlands ecosystems have received less attention in research and policy. Therefore, we made a rst attempt to unravel the Spatio-temporal dynamics of wetlands in the Dhaka city of

Bangladesh''s groundwater trade-offs from decarbonizing irrigation

Here we assess groundwater trade-offs of solar irrigation deployment in Bangladesh by comparing farmers'' water use for dry season paddy cultivation under diesel pumps and a solarized...

Reviving Dhaka''s wetlands: A blueprint for climate resilience and

Dhaka''s wetlands, vital for flood control, biodiversity and livelihoods, are vanishing under urbanisation and climate stress. Restoring them through initiatives like ReWET could unlock billions

Dhaka''s wetlands and Nature-based Solutions for sustainable future

By protecting, restoring, and integrating natural ecosystems into the fabric of the city, NbS promises not only climate resilience but also social, economic and other environmental co-benefits.

Design of a 100 MW solar power plant on wetland in Bangladesh

Despite the growing interest, scant information on large-scale solar power generation especially in rural and inaccessible locations is available in the public domain. Hence, the primary

Development at the cost of unsustainable degradation of wetlands

Therefore, we are making our first attempt to unravel the historical and future spatiotemporal dynamics of wetlands and the trends of LST in the megacity of Dhaka. The results

''BioCity'' engages young changemakers to restore Dhaka''s wetland

Launched on 27 January 2025, the competition gathered over 140 submissions from teams across Bangladesh, each proposing innovative and sustainable strategies for the restoration and ecological

Design of a 100 MW solar power plant on wetland in Bangladesh

Hence, the primary objective of this study is to design a large-scale (100 MW) solar power plant for wetland areas in Bangladesh.

Urban wetland agroecology restoration in Bangladesh | REDAA

The project aims to help achieve this locally-led stewardship through participatory wetland assessments, co-creation of restoration and management tools, and the development of green entrepreneurship.

Urban farmers'' contribution must be recognised to restore Dhaka''s wetlands

Co-production of restored urban wetlands must include local residents, particularly the most ones, by recognising their knowledge, experiences, and the role of urban farmers as