Environment, Forest, Climate Change, and Water Resources Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan has highlighted the importance of upstream countries informing downstream countries in advance about rainfall, structural conditions, and water release timings noting that both must work together, reports UNB.
She also emphasised the need for regional cooperation in addressing the impacts of climate change.
The Environment Adviser made these remarks on Sunday while addressing the 'Annual Community of Practice (COP) Network Convention' as the chief guest.
The event was organised by Manusher Jonno Foundation under the project 'EmPower: Women for Climate Resilient Societies," in Dhaka Brac Centre.
She also said the government is taking steps to prevent food shortages during natural disasters.
She called for international efforts to achieve zero carbon emissions and secure funding from the Loss and Damage Fund.
Rizwana Hasan further noted women are the most affected by climate change and assured that their participation would be ensured in the National Adaptation Plan.
The event was presided over by Shaheen Anam, Executive Director of Manusher Jonno Foundation.
Upstream, downstream countries must work jointly to tackle climate change: Rizwana
FE Team | Published: October 07, 2024 00:45:07
Upstream, downstream countries must work jointly to tackle climate change: Rizwana
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