Shared river basin management is required, as upstream infrastructure development impacts river flow in Bangladesh.
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Updated Sep 22
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Shared river basin management is required, as upstream infrastructure development impacts river flow in Bangladesh.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Shaheen Kabir oversees a large-scale riverbank afforestation project involving the Bangladesh Forest Department.Sub-event
- SVRS reports detail annual river erosion impacts in Bangladesh.Sub-event
- An economic zone is planned on the southern bank of the Karnaphuli river in Bangladesh.Sub-event
Challenges of shared river basin management and infrastructure development in Bangladesh.1 source
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