Pillar I — Sustainable Governance
On the front line of climate change, Bangladesh has become a global reference point for adaptation — from its Delta Plan 2100 to community-level resilience innovations born of necessity.
Home to around 170 million people across the fertile Ganges–Brahmaputra delta.
On the front line of climate change, Bangladesh has become a global reference point for adaptation — from its Delta Plan 2100 to community-level resilience innovations born of necessity.
One of the region's fastest-growing economies and a global manufacturing hub, Bangladesh demonstrates how export-led growth and digital financial inclusion can transform a delta nation.
Dhaka's universities and research community — and Bangladesh's history of balancing relationships across the region — give it a bridging role in multilateral dialogue.
The language movement that inspired International Mother Language Day began in Dhaka; Bangladesh's literary, musical, and riverine culture is a thread woven through the region's identity.