The most of the parts
of Bangladesh stands on the coastal area. Large number of people lives and
directly related with various kinds of occupation associated with sea or
coastal. But recently it has faced some problems which were great threat for
the existence of the ecosystem as well as the living peoples.
This was happened for
climate change. Sea level rise is one of the most reason for the climate
change, which impacts suffer Bangladesh very much.
·
Harsh coastal stroms
·
Strong coastal stroms
·
Heavy rain
·
Flooding
Associate stroms
increase dramatically. Recently happened (Sidr, Ayla ) come here with lots of tears for the mangrove
forest( Sundarban),its close coastal area.
We can see their ruins in sea site forest of Sundarban. Many trees
destroyed, people become homeless for these stroms.
Another most important
issue is the flooding of coastal area. The technaf area is going to be flooded
where lives almost 2,00000 peoples those are directly related with fishing and
agriculture. But they always straggle to survive. Most of the areas are almost
go to the belay of sea for sea level rise. The people remain always in a funk.
Another problem is the
decrease of soil fertility for inter of saline water into agricultural soil. So
many farmers become helpless by the lost
of the land.
“To invite all parties
or intensity domestic preparations for their intend nationally determine
contribution” - the conclusion by this
line from COP19 , we can estimate that the developed country will helps
financially, but will be it very much helpful for us when we continuously lost
our land?
The Warsaw COP, it was expected,
would chart a new paradigm of climate finance including by way of a financing
roadmap for climate related activities between 2014 and 2020,in addition to the
promised US$ 100 bn/year by 2020. This has not happened. The only solace was
that the Adaptation Fund Board had given a drive and managed to obtain
commitment for US$ 100 million. The most relevant decision on long term finance
was the following:
"Decides to continue
deliberations on long-term finance and requests the secretariat to organize
in-session workshops on, inter alia, strategies and approaches for scaling up
climate finance referred to in paragraph 10, cooperation on enhanced enabling
environments and support for readiness activities, and on needs for support to
developing countries, from 2014 to 2020. Further requests the secretariat to
prepare a summary of the workshops for consideration by the Conference of the
Parties and to inform the ministerial dialogue referred to in paragraph.
Bangladesh participated
in COP19 not only in negotiation but also in many other activities. The group
of about 130 participants from Bangladesh and elsewhere organized a side
entitled “climate initiatives of Bangladesh: experience of finance, adaptation
and migration”.
The role of Bangladesh was highly appreciated
in CMP plenary for its ratification of second commitment period of Kyoto
protocol. The secretary general of UNFCCC appreciated this initiative by
Bangladesh very much.
Financial help for the
developing country is not the main solution for the impact of climate change,
we need less production of CO2 that can
gives us much pleasure as we as to built up a pacifying world.
