Bangladesh

This is how Dhaka can restore its river ecosystems

Shown here are citizens of Bangladesh

The rivers in Dhaka, Bangladesh 'are an integral part of the lives of its inhabitants'. Image: UNSPLASH/Theodore Goutas

Sayef Tanzeem Qayyum
Regional Lead for 2030 Water Resources Group managing country programs in Bangladesh, Vietnam and Pakistan, World Bank
Ahmed Shawky
Senior Water Resources Specialist, World Bank
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