Bangladesh
At a Glance
With two-thirds of the country less than 20 feet above sea level and with rapidly growing urban centers, Bangladesh is highly threatened by climate change. Resources listed below summarize existing information on climate change impacts, greenhouse gas emissions and USAID climate and development programs in Bangladesh. USAID staff and other development practitioners may find this information useful for climate risk management and for considering the linkages between climate change and development.
Climate Projections and Impacts
- Bangladesh Climate Change Country Profile & Fact Sheet on USAID.gov (2024)
- Bangladesh Climate Risk Profile (2018)
Climate Projections
Increase in Rainfall Intensity, Flood Incidence, and Cyclone Intensity & Incidence
Rising Sea Levels and Increased Incidence of Storm Surge
Increased Temperature
Key Climate Impact Areas
Agriculture and Food Security
Ecosystems
Energy
Human Health
Water Resources
Funding and Key Indicators
USAID Climate Change Funding (2023)
Total
$5,336,000
Clean Energy
$1,336,000
Sustainable Landscapes
$2,000,000
GAIN Vulnerability
Medium
Population (2023)
167.2 million
GHG Emissions Growth
2.49%
% Forested Area
11%
Average GHG Emissions Growth due to Deforestation
22.36%
Refer to metadata and sources for more details.
