UNDP's Climate Change Initiatives in Bangladesh
UNDP Resident Representative Stephan Liler said @UNDP will work together to achieve #Bangladesh's #SDGs, sensor-based monitoring, wetland conservation and waste management. It will also increase its activities in Bangladesh to combat #climatechange.
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UNDP to Intensify Climate Change Initiatives in Bangladesh, Says Minister Saber Hossain Chowdhury
DHAKA, Jan 23, 2024 — Bangladesh's Environment, Forest, and Climate Change Minister, Saber Hossain Chowdhury, announced today that the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is set to expand its efforts in the country to enhance overall environmental and forest development and combat climate change.
At a meeting with a delegation led by UNDP Resident Representative Stephan Liler at the Bangladesh Secretariat, Minister Saber Hossain highlighted the collaboration between the current government and UNDP. The focus will be on implementing the National Adaptation Plan and the Mujib Climate Prosperity Plan.
Key Points Discussed:
- National Adaptation Plan and Mujib Climate Prosperity Plan: Emphasizing collaboration to implement these plans for comprehensive environmental and climate change actions.
- Waste-Free Schools and Villages Program: The government expressed eagerness to work with UNDP on this initiative, reflecting a commitment to sustainable waste management.
- Biodiversity Conservation, Innovation, and Research: Both parties will join forces in these critical areas to ensure the preservation of biodiversity and promote innovative solutions.
- Renewable Energy and Technology Transfer: Collaboration on projects related to renewable energy, technology transfer, and capacity building for a sustainable future.
UNDP Resident Representative Stephan Liler expressed the organization's commitment to supporting Bangladesh's sustainable development goals. The collaboration will extend to sensor-based monitoring, wetland conservation, and waste management.
Present at the meeting were Additional Secretary (Development) Dr. Fahmida Khanam, UNDP Assistant Resident Representative Prasenjit Chakma, and other key specialists.
This announcement aligns with global efforts to address climate change, marking a significant step toward a more sustainable and resilient future for Bangladesh.
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