30% 50% 90% 154% EXPANDING INCOME DIVERSIFYING LIVELIHOOD FOR CLIMATE CHANGE FARMER’S FIELD LABORATORY GREEN ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT 2400 Household’s average income increased to 153.76% through promoting climate adaptive on farm and off farm livelihood options. 2400 households are applying new option(s) for increasing homestead and agriculture production which assist to increase their additional income BDT 486 and improved nutritional status. 34 climate adaptive plant and vegetable varieties were trialled under 157 Farmers Field Laboratory plots. 78% crops trialled was found to be successful 24,710 Sampling (Fruits, Herbal) was distributed among Households expected to absorb 96,000 pounds of CO2 per year. Islamic Relief Bangladesh Infographic : Enhancing Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Resilience in Bangladesh
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30% 50% 90% 154%
EXPANDING INCOME
DIVERSIFYING LIVELIHOOD FOR CLIMATE CHANGE
FARMER’S FIELD LABORATORY
GREEN ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT
2400 Household’s average income increased to 153.76% through promoting climate
adaptive on farm and off farm livelihood options.
2400 households are applying new option(s) for increasing homestead and agriculture production which assist to increase their additional
income BDT 486 and improved nutritional status.
34 climate adaptive plant and vegetable varieties were trialled under 157
Farmers Field Laboratory plots. 78% crops trialled
was found to be successful
24,710 Sampling (Fruits, Herbal) was distributed
among Households expected to absorb 96,000 pounds of
CO2 per year.
Islamic Relief Bangladesh
Infographic : Enhancing Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Resilience in Bangladesh
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Islamic Relief’s Resilience Framework
Islamic Relief Bangladesh is working to sys-tematically enhance the resilience of the most climate-vulnerable households and communi-ties in Bangladesh through strengthening their adaptive capacity and reducing their risk expo-sure by supporting households, communities, local government and national institutions to anticipate, plan for and adapt to and recover from climate variability and shocks. We work to support the strengthening, linking and integra-tion of local to national sub-systems through bottom-up planning designed to inform national level development planning and climate finance decisions if favour of the most climate-vulnerable communities and persons.
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Islamic Relief Bangladesh has developed a network of Community Resource Centre which act as a hub of social business, information and services related to resilient livelihood and climate change adaptation.
Model for Scaling Up Community Resilience through Community Resource Centers
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Sunamgonj
Khulna
Shatkhira
Patuakhali
Results
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Enhanced livelihood strategies of the climate-vulnerable and socially excluded communities through adaptive livelihood measures and capacity building training towards predicted conditions of climate change
Build capacities of DMCs, community organisations and partners to effectively respond to disasters and implement socially inclusive and innovative community based climate change adaptation and mitigation
Enhanced sharing, learning and reflection on practical experience and good models of climate change mitigation and adaptation for integration at local, national and international level.
Improved policy and institutional arrangements to plan and deliver climate resilient development approaches and interventions at local level (institutional strengthening)
Project Location
Enhancing Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Resilience in Bangladesh
Direct Beneficiaries
27,106 Households 03
cLIMATE vULNERABLE Families Have Adapted withON FARM and off farm Livelihood options
Average Income Increasedby 154% (So FAR!)
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Average Additional Income Increased to BDT 486 (So FAR!)
Climate Vulnerable households are applying new options for homestead and agriculture production
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1300 Families Have NearbyAccess to Safe Drinking water
55%Drinking
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34 climate adaptive plant and vegetable varieties trialled under 157 Farmers Field Laboratory plots
78% crops trialled Was found to be successful
78%
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Absorbing 48000 Pounds Yearly
50 Years Lifetime will Generate
$ 31 Million
Providing for 2000 People
Promoting climate change mitigation
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1.Carbon Emission: Will Reduce 52.5 Ton CO2 emission per yearly.
2. Savings: Using Solar lamp instead of kerosene saves 3,120 TK expenditure from each family in one year.
3. Children are bene-fited because using solar children are able to study at night.
4. Women’s Health: Especially the pregnant Women’s are benefited since they are using smoke and fire-free solar lamp.
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To enhance household income, this project replaced kerosene lantern by distribution ofcommunity based solar
3,992 livestock and poultry were vaccinated
The recovery rate after vaccination was 99.93%
Average overall mortality reduced from 5.60% to 0.075 %
Enhancing Animal Healthcare
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30% 50% 90% 154%
EXPANDING INCOME
DIVERSIFYING LIVELIHOOD FOR CLIMATE CHANGE
FARMER’S FIELD LABORATORY
GREEN ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT
2400 Household’s average income increased to 153.76% through promoting climate
adaptive on farm and off farm livelihood options.
2400 households are applying new option(s) for increasing homestead and agriculture production which assist to increase their additional
income BDT 486 and improved nutritional status.
34 climate adaptive plant and vegetable varieties were trialled under 157
Farmers Field Laboratory plots. 78% crops trialled
was found to be successful
24,710 Sampling (Fruits, Herbal) was distributed
among Households expected to absorb 96,000 pounds of
CO2 per year.
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1,067 socially excluded people receiving benefitsof existing social protection schemes
