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Improving Early Warnings of Cascading Risks to Food Security in Bangladesh

This policy brief presents findings from the Bangladesh case study under the Early Warning and early Action for Cascading risks to food security (EWAC) project. Food security in climate-vulnerable districts like Satkhira, Rangpur, and Faridpur in Bangladesh is increasingly threatened by disasters that disrupt crop production, markets, water quality, and diets. The brief highlights the need for people-centred, multi-hazard early warning systems aligned with food security dimensions (availability, access, utilization, and stability) plus inter-agency collaboration and community empowerment can strengthen resilience and reduce long-term humanitarian impacts in Bangladesh.
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Language: English
Published By: Practical Action
Published date: November 2025

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