How Vulnerable is Bangladesh and What Needs to be Done?

Mani, Muthukumara S.; Limin Wang

How Vulnerable is Bangladesh and What Needs to be Done? | Climate Change and Health Impacts

2015

Mani, Muthukumara S. | Limin Wang

This study was jointly undertaken by the Climate Change and Health Promotion Unit of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research, Bangladesh, and the World Bank. This study had two broad objectives: (1) to assess national vulnerability and impact on major diseases of increased climate variability and extreme events in Bangladesh; and (2) to assess existing institutional and implementation capacity, financial resources at the local level, and existing public programs targeted at climate-sensitive diseases.

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Temperature rises; Floods; Increase in temperature; Ipcc; Low birth weight; Causes of death; Climate-related risks; Temperatures; Childhood diseases; Latrines; Communicable disease; Climate information; Diarrheal diseases; Disability; Extreme heat; Climate change predictions; Childhood illness; Impact of climate change; Dengue; Consequences of climate change; Climate impact; Climate adaptation; Respiratory infections; Impacts of climate variability; Ghg; High temperatures; Health promotion; Local climate; Effect of climate variability; Extreme weather; Sanitary conditions; Variability in temperature; Extreme events; Influenza; Health effects; Temperature increases; Climatic variability; Mean temperature; Morbidity and mortality; Season; Temporal variability; Extreme climatic events; Autopsies; Safe drinking water; Excessive rainfall; Waste; Childhood deaths; Disease vectors; Vector control; Communicable disease control; Arc; Climate effects; Global climate; Illnesses; Low rainfall; Impacts of climate change; Sanitary facilities; Transmission of disease; Ari; Epidemic; Cases of diarrhea; Cerebral malaria; Climate change strategy; Rainfall data; Rainfall conditions; Climate variables; Sea-level rise; Disease patterns; Health interventions; Vaccine; Ice melt; Basic health; Climate variable; Sea-level; Regional climate; Extreme rainfall events; Communicable disease surveillance; Temperature range; Mental disorders; National surveillance; Impact of climate; Colors; Rainfall event; Climate risks; Health conditions; Climate forecasting; Injuries; Diagnostics; Water contamination; Water-borne disease; Prevalence; Extreme temperature; Health indicators; Temporal scale; Acute respiratory infection; Tropical cyclones; Extreme rainfall; Greenhouse; Anopheles mosquito; Local temperatures; Climatic patterns; Weather changes; Disease burden; Diarrhea cases; Climate-sensitive diseases; Health outcomes; Intergovernmental panel on climate change; Extreme heat events; Annual precipitation; Emissions; Malaria cases; Local climate conditions; Measles; Variability of climate; Maximum temperature; Disease; Meteorological variables; Minimum temperature; Dengue fever; Summer rainfall; Extreme precipitation; Forest coverage; Effect of temperature; Climate change resilience; Disease research; Climate variation; Treatment; Impact of climate variability; Climate risk; Ecosystem; Forest; Climate change studies; Climate conditions; Child deaths; Climate change projections; Epidemic diseases; Average rainfall; Implications for climate change

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anglais

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Report; Economic & Sector Work; Economic & Sector Work :: Risk And Vulnerability Assessment

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How Vulnerable is Bangladesh and What Needs to be Done? | Climate Change and Health Impacts

2015

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