Substantially resourceful and densely populated coastal zones of Bangladesh experience
numerous extreme events linked to hydro-meteorological processes viz. cyclones, tidal …

Land use in coastal Bangladesh is diverse, competitive and conflicting. Agriculture, shrimp
farming, salt production, forestry, ship-breaking yards, ports, industry, settlements and …

This paper has three objectives. First, we establish a fixed point theorem for a generalized
contraction in dislocated quasi-metric spaces. Second, we present a characterization of a …

Indicators for energy-use efficiency and levels of CO 2 emissions were used to evaluate and
compare a range of agricultural systems in coastal Bangladesh in order to identify the most …

Transformations of the agricultural systems have been taking place in the coastal zone of
Bangladesh. In different settings, farmers have become involved in massive shrimp …

The expansion of shrimp cultivation has changed the land-use pattern and had a negative
effect on the coastal ecosystems of Bangladesh. This study aimed to examine how …

Nowadays, climate change is one of the greatest threats to human lives and livelihoods in
coastal regions all over the world and especially, coastal zone of Bangladesh is facing …

The coastal zone of Bangladesh covers 19 coastal districts and the exclusive economic
zone (EEZ); it is prone to multiple threats. The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami caused no …

Sixty one country bean genotypes collected from the coastal region of Bangladesh and were
evaluated for the genetic divergence of yield and yield traits. Research method: Divergence …

The Sundarbans is a protected forest ecosystem in Bangladesh. A large number of people
depend on this forest for their livelihoods and income. Many farmers in the region are now …