Innovation Showcase and Climate Change in Bangladesh


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Magdalena Viktora Jones, Doctoral Candidate , International Business, Florida International University, Florida, United States

Food Literacy as a Path Towards Sustainability: How to Effectively Educate Current and Future Consumers About the Impact of Food Choices on Environmental Health View Digital Media

Innovation Showcase
Karyn Knox  

We consider scientific knowledge regarding the widespread impact of food choices on planetary health including thier direct connection to deforestation, water pollution and climate change. We focus on how providing food literacy opportunities for student and communities have proven to be effective in inspiring environmentally positive dietary changes and how to implement these programs in schools and communities near you. These programs directly positively impact the environmental struggles we face. Our work enables insight into the motivators for change and perceived barriers to change among different age groups. The session offers fresh and proven ideas of how to be a part of building a just and sustainable food system!

How Do the Risks of Climate Change Affect the Livelihood of Haor Areas of Bangladesh?: A Study on Hakaluki Haor View Digital Media

Paper Presentation in a Themed Session
Md Amdadul Haque  

Risks must be addressed in the haor region of Bangladesh in order to meet the challenges posed by climate change. This study identifies the risks of climate change in the haor area of Bangladesh, especially in Hakaluki Haor, as well as the damage that the haor area is facing due to climate change. It is critical to determine how climate change risks affect the people of Hakaluki Haor and, ultimately, how they affect the livelihood of Bangladesh's quality of life. The results of this research will help to understand the impact of climate change on the different wetlands of Bangladesh. In-depth interviews were conducted with 30 residents of Hakaluki Haor to identify the risks of climate change. Journal articles, books, research materials, and internet databases were consulted as secondary data sources. Then the data were subjected to thematic analysis. According to this study, climate change increases the risk of floods, thunderstorms, hailstorms, and heavy rainfall during the monsoon season. These climate risks can cause crop damage, reduced livestock rearing as a source of income, and higher rates of starvation, child marriage, and maternal mortality in the Hakaluki Haor region. This study provides evidence that climate change creates humanitarian disasters in the Haor area of Bangladesh.

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