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Bangladesh: 'Migrant-friendly' cities offer hope for climate refugees

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Bangladeshi port city of Mongla is pioneering a new way for cities to adapt to the climate crisis. Over the coming years, the city aims to attract thousands of climate migrants displaced from nearby coastal regions. The plan is part of a broader scheme to alleviate pressure on Dhaka by redirecting climate migrants away from the crowded capital.

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Bangladesh: 'Migrant-friendly' cities offer hope for climate refugees

The port city of Mongla acts as a model of what urban adaptation to climate change could look like. It also offers an alternative vision for countries facing climate-induced migration.

3 years ago·Bonn, Germany

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Bangladesh: 'Migrant-Friendly' Cities Offer Hope for Climate Refugees

The port city of Mongla acts as a model of what urban adaptation to climate change could look like. It also offers an alternative vision for countries facing climate-induced migration.

3 years ago·India

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