"Battling Erosion: Bangladesh's Families Displaced by the Brahmaputra's Fury"

In northern Bangladesh, families like Nurun Nabis are constantly displaced by the relentless erosion of the Brahmaputra River, a direct consequence of climate change impacting vulnerable communities.

• Nurun Nabi, a resident of Kurigram District, faces imminent displacement as the Brahmaputra River erodes the fragile island where his home was built just a year ago.
• The relentless erosion is exacerbated by climate change, driven by melting Himalayan glaciers and unpredictable monsoon patterns, threatening livelihoods in Bangladesh.
• Communities along the Brahmaputra River depend on agriculture, with crops like rice and lentil being jeopardized as rising waters and sediment displacement destroy arable land.