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How millions of lives could be saved by closing the climate adaptation finance gap

climate adaptation: neighbours help to transport a family in Sylhet to a temporary shelter on an improvised boat made from an inflated tube, after the family's home was flooded during the worst flood to hit northern Bangladesh in decades, in June 2022.

Climate adaptation efforts are needed to help people affected by flooding in places like Bangladesh. Image: Sakib Ahmed Mitu © BRAC, 2022.

Asif Saleh
Executive Director, BRAC
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