Floating Gardens of Bangladesh: A Community Based Adaptation for Combating Climate Change

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Flood Resilient Environmentally Enhanced Disaster Management in Bihar

Initiating Gender Mainstreaming in Climate Change Processes in Sri Lanka

By SLYCAN Trust
Women, who constitute the majority of the world’s poor, are subject to greater vulnerabilities and risks in the face of climate change impacts, mainly due to gender-based inequalities existing in society.

Climate Migration – Reality That Cannot be Ignored

By Santosh Patnaik
In 1971, a cyclone strikes Bagapatia, a village close to Bay of Bengal in Kendrapada district in Odisha. The residents, mostly farmers were caught unaware of its ferocity and intensity.

Climate Change Knows No Borders

Download Here PDF Migration has always taken place in South Asia, for long before climate change became an issue. Several push factors and pull factors drive migration in the region. However, it remained invisible for various region. The countries in South Asia has been slow to recognise and respond to climate migration. Three international organisations […]

Thoughts from COP22: A Youth Perspective

By Priya Chawla
It’s a pretty existential question to ask sitting in this pavilion today, after having come all the way from India to Marrakech in Morocco (emitting much CO2) to attend this year’s Conference of the Parties (COP)

Evidence Based Advocacy For Eco-Village Development In South Asia

CANSA and INFORSE will be involved in Advocacy and Campaigning at district, state, national, and regional levels for the promotion of village-based low carbon, pro-poor climate solutions as part of national climate policies proposed for UNFCCC. As an essential basis for this, they will use the evidence collected and compiled from the implementation of low-carbon, […]

Letter of Thanks to CANSA for Role in Adaptation Forum

The letter can be viewed from here

Climate Conference Concludes in Morocco with Progress on Technicalities of Paris Agreement

[18 November, Marrakech]: Climate Action Network South Asia (CANSA) members welcome the progress made on technical front at the #COP22 but expressed their disappointment on lack of urgency shown by developed countries on delivering their promise of providing necessary funding to developing countries to cope with the incessant impacts of climate change. “The agreement on […]

COP 22: Get in line or get out

By Chandra Bhushan
I have been in Marrakech for over two days now to attend the UN climate conference (COP 22), and have heard nothing other than the word “Trump”. The discussions at Bab Ighli—the venue of the conference—are all about the Trump presidency and the chances of American withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.