UNESCO to assist govt to protect Sundarban
The UNESCO will continue to assist Bangladesh government for the protection and preservation of biodiversity of Sundarban, the largest mangrove forest across the world. The Minister of Forest and
The UNESCO will continue to assist Bangladesh government for the protection and preservation of biodiversity of Sundarban, the largest mangrove forest across the world. The Minister of Forest and
Air pollution in Dhaka has reached a very high level due to emissions of Suspended Particulate Materials (SPM) by the pollutant vehicles at an increasing rate. According to a recent survey conducted
The Bangladesh Department of Agriculture Extension (DAE) launched a three-year Irrigation Assistance Project in the name of Supplementary Irrigation Project (SIP) at a cost of Taka 113 crore 4 lakh
The Bangladesh cabinet approved the National Water Policy for efficient management of surface and ground waters. Its stipulated objective is "to take necessary measures for proper utilisation and
The conservation and sustainable management of the wetlands that covers half the area of Bangladesh is of great importance. Therefore, any move to lease out even a part of it, especially for
The World Bank has cautioned the Bangladesh government that it may suspend credit to the Fourth Dhaka Water Supply Project of WASA including that of Syedabad Water Treatment Plant for what it termed
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the United Nations Centre of Human Settlement (UNCHS), in collaboration with the government of Bangladesh have drawn up a master plan for Dhaka
Sending a message that the new fuel will be eco-friendly, Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) has decided to supply lead-free petrol and octane to the open market from next
The fate of Khulna-Jessore Drainage Rehabilitation Project (KJDRP) has become uncertain as the financier of the project, Asian Development Bank (ADB) told the Water Development Board (WDB) that it
California's first attempt to turn rice shubble and tree trimmings into ethanol resembles a scene from "Back to the Future," the 1980s movie in which trash was dumped into one end of a machine and