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ABOUT BCAS |
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| The Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies (BCAS) is an independent, non-profit, non-government, policy, research and implementation institute working on Sustainable Development (SD) at local, national, regional and global levels. It was established in 1986 and over 25 years and has grown to become a leading research institute in the non-government sector in Bangladesh and South Asia. BCAS encourages multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary in its approaches of running programs and projects by working under four broad themes, Environment-development integration, Good governance and people’s participation, Poverty alleviation and sustainable livelihoods, Economic growth and public-private partnership. BCAS has over hundred full-time and some part-time staff working in different capacities, with a large group of senior professionals and scientists, and many mid-level professionals and researchers. |
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Paribesh Padak
Climate Change And Development Link
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Dhaka City - State Of Environment (SOE) 2005
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Facing Up To Climate Change In South Asia
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Promoting Eco-Friendly Agricultural Practices in the Chanda Beel/Area
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Adverse Impacts of Climate Change on Development of Bangladesh Integrating Adaptation Into Policies and Activities
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Adverse Impacts of Climate Change on Development of Bhutan Integrating Adaptation Into Policies and Activities
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Adverse Impacts of Climate Change on Development of Nepal Integrating Adaptation Into Policies and Activities
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Climate Change and The Kyoto Protocol's Clean Development Mechanism Stories From The Developing World
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South-North Dialogue On Equity In The Greenhouse A Proposal For An Adequate And Equitable Global Climate Agreement
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Adaptation Day at Cop 9
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Global Environmental Outlook 3
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Mainstreaming Adaptation To Climate Change In Least Developed Countries (LDCS)
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Groundwater Resources and Development in Bangladesh Background to the Arsenic Crisis, Agricultural Potential and the Environment
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The End of Development? Global Warming, Disasters and The Great Reversal of Human Progress
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Natural Resource Management-Towards Better Integration
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People’s Livelihoods at the Land-Water Interface Emerging Perspectives on Interactions between People and Floodplain Environment
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People’s Livelihoods at the Land-Water Interface Emerging Perspectives on Interactions between People and Floodplain Environment
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Global Environment Outlook 2000
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Amader Poribesh Our Environment (Training Manual)
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Paribesh Biddya
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Environment Profile: Bangladesh
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Guide to the Environmental Conservation Act 1995 and Rules 1997
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From Flood to Scarcity: Re-Defining The Water Debate In Bangladesh (Working Papers, Environment and Development Series No. 1)
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Drinking Water, Bathing and Sanitation The Risk to Human Health in Rural Bangladesh (School of the Environment, Environment and Development series No. 2, Working Papers)
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Asia Least-Cost Greenhouse Gas Abatement Strategy (ALGAS)- Bangladesh
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Vulnerability and Adaptation to Climate Change for Bangladesh
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Exploding the Population Myth: Consumption Versus Population - which is the Climate Bomb?
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Wetland Resource Management in Chanda BeeL
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A New Initiative For North-South Dialogue On Climate Change Good Practices, Technology Innovation And New Partnership For Sustainable Development Challenges and Opportunities in Implementing the Clima
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National Environment Management Action Plan (NEMAP) (4 vol)
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