Female staff from the LoGIC project are making strides against climate change in Bangladesh, working in challenging environments. By embracing unconventional roles, women like Lipika, Shaharima, and Hasina are paving the way for future generations, creating climate-resilient livelihoods, and inspiring peers. Their efforts highlight the need for gender inclusion in sustainable practices.
Women in Bangladesh are overcoming barriers in climate change efforts, particularly through sustainable aquaculture practices. They are participating in the Local Government Initiative on Climate Change (LoGIC) project, which is supported by international and national organizations, including Sweden, Denmark, and the Government of Bangladesh. This International Women’s Day, we recognize women challenging gender norms in unconventional work environments.
Women like Lipika, Shaharima, and Hasina are significant contributors to climate resilience through their roles in the LoGIC project. They tackle challenges in male-dominated sectors and serve underserved communities, emphasizing their ability to redefine leadership and resilience. Their success stories highlight the importance of support systems and the impact of committed individuals on local development amid climate challenges.
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