Reduced sediment deposition, land subsidence, channel siltation, and salinity intrusion has
been an unintended consequence of the construction of polders in the south western delta …

The landscape of southwest Bangladesh, a region constructed primarily by fluvial processes
associated with the Ganges River and Brahmaputra River, is now maintained almost …

The floodplains play an important role in agricultural development and rural livelihoods in
the Vietnamese Mekong Delta. As an intensive rice production area of Vietnam, the …

This study diagnoses temporal and spatial variations in the performance of different social-
ecological systems (SES) in coastal floodplain management in the Ganges-Brahmaputra …

The tidal river management (TRM) in coastal areas of Bangladesh has been successful in
varying degrees. Though there are many studies on the social, institutional, hydrological and …

Abstract Tidal River Management (TRM) is a local adaptation strategy for coastal floodplains
in the Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta in Bangladesh. TRM involves the periodic opening and …

Tidal river management (TRM) is a building-with-nature practise which was locally
developed to tackle the problems of polderization in the south-western delta of Bangladesh …

In Bangladesh, participation discourse has officially become part of the objectives of the
government and international agencies for water management projects since the mid-1990s …

Suspended sediment in the Meghna estuary, Bangladesh, typically consists of fine to
medium silt near the water surface, silty sand at increasing depth, and sandy silt close to the …

Communities living in coastal regions are vulnerable to flooding, salinity intrusion, and
natural hazards. This is aggravated by climate change. In order to reduce this vulnerability …