Urbanization
Urbanization
Urbanization is transforming societies at a rapid pace, with cities emerging as centers of economic growth, migration, and innovation. Bangladesh stands among the fastest urbanizing countries in South Asia, with over 38% of its population already living in urban areas—a figure expected to exceed 50% by 2040. Dhaka and Chattogram rank among the most densely populated cities in the world.
In response to this reality, our focus is on key urban challenges: livelihoods and the informal economy, climate resilience, transportation, wetland protection, and recreation needs.
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On December 12, 2024, a joint delegation from the Center for Law and Policy Affairs (CLPA) and Poribesh Bachao Andolan (POBA) met with Dhaka Divisional Commissioner Mr. Sharafuddin
Green activists have alleged that many institutions are constructing buildings and infrastructure in Dhaka city and other parts of the country violating the Air Pollution Control Rules. As
Non-communicable diseases account for a significant number of deaths in Bangladesh each year, accounting for 67% of the country’s total deaths, of which about 22% are premature deaths.
Bangladesh is one of the world’s leading producers of vegetables and fruits, but the population of Bangladesh consumes fewer fresh fruits and vegetables than required. In this reality,
It is possible to play an important role in protecting human health through urban planning. The city plan includes workways for walking, providing safety and priority to