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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has made five proposals calling for the protection of the world and the human race from the adverse effects of climate change. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina made the call in a video message at a high-level roundtable on ‘Climate Action’ at UN headquarters on Thursday (September 24).
The recommendations are to increase international cooperation in protecting the world and the human race; Keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius and implement all articles of the Paris Agreement; Provide the funds promised to countries affected by climate change; Polluting countries must take the necessary mitigation measures to meet Nationally Defined Contributions (NDCs) and recognize that it is a global responsibility to rehabilitate climate refugees.
Highlighting the experience of Bangladesh, the Prime Minister said that Bangladesh has some ideas and experience on adaptation and resilience to climate change. Bangladesh’s Delta 2100 Plan has been formulated to address the challenges of climate change and water management. The Prime Minister highlighted the various measures taken by Bangladesh to deal with the climate change disaster.
Sheikh Hasina said: “We have built 4,291 cyclone shelters, 523 flood shelters and we have 56,000 volunteers.” That is why we have joined the RIP initiative, which aims to save 1 billion people around the world from disaster by 2025.
The Prime Minister mentioned in her speech the current president of the Bangladesh CVF and the recent establishment of a regional office of the Global Adaptation Center in Dhaka.
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