Tasnia Bahar Chowdhury, Kuniyaki Choi, Tarit Roy Chowdhury
The study explores the intersectionality of water crisis, climate change, and gender, focusing on the lived experiences and vulnerabilities of agricultural women in disaster-prone coastal areas of Bangladesh. Despite national progress in improving access to water, salinity intrusion, flooding, and c...
Tasnia Bahar Chowdhury, Kuniyaki Choi, Fatema Muntaha, Tarit Roy Chowdhury
The study assesses the water crisis and its management in the climate-vulnerable coastal areas of Bangladesh, focusing on household, agriculture, and aquaculture water risks. Coastal areas like Assasuni (Satkhira) and Moheshkhali (Cox’s Bazar) face severe water insecurity due to salinity intrusion, ...
Tasnia Bahar Chowdhury, Asif Reza
The rise of women entrepreneurship in Bangladesh has been impressive, with women making significant contributions to both household income and the country's GDP. Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) play a vital role in boosting Bangladesh's economic development, where women make up half of the popul...
Tasnia Bahar Chowdhury
Online women entrepreneurship is crucial for driving economic growth and fostering social progress in Bangladesh, where women represent almost half of the population. When women dive into entrepreneurial ventures, they not only secure their financial stability but also help to enhance social inclusi...