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Exposed Systems Exposed to Means <strong>of</strong> Reduction Actions for Implementation Drought Cyclone and Storm surge All BRRI dhan should be grown in medium high land Cropping pattern needs tobe <strong>change</strong>d Choice <strong>of</strong> crop variety and cropping pattern Screening <strong>of</strong> existing varieties in vulnerable situation considering <strong>climate</strong> <strong>change</strong> <strong>impacts</strong> (for all hazards) Submergence variety needs to bedeveloped for future adaptation incrop agriculture <strong>of</strong> flood prone areas Study on assessment <strong>of</strong> crop lossshould be undertaken (crop lossdue to all types <strong>of</strong>climatic eventsindividually) Crop adjustment and revised time <strong>of</strong> sowing/planting should be studied through on-farm trials/demonstration Construction <strong>of</strong> water reservoir and provide irrigation system Introduce drought tolerant crop varieties in drought prone areas using residual moisture Extension program <strong>of</strong> BR 33, a short duration variety (118 days) is known as drought escaping in drought prone areas Introduce short duration crop varieties and deepwater varieties Sea level Introduce modern technology for cultivating new variety <strong>of</strong> drought <strong>The</strong> Probable Impacts <strong>of</strong> Climate Change on Poverty and Economic Growth and the Options <strong>of</strong> Coping with adverse Effect <strong>of</strong> Climate Change in Bangladesh Research on <strong>change</strong>s inclimaticsystem<strong>of</strong> crop seasons involving research organizations from GOs and NGOs BARI, BINA, BRRI and Research NGOs GoB and NGOs BARI in associationwithNGOs Developconcept proposal andengage local government, NGOs and community toimplement this action Organize vulnerable farmer community tointroduce short duration and deep water cropvarieties Organize vulnerable farmer community to introduce new 89
Exposed Systems Fisheries Forestry 90 Exposed to Means <strong>of</strong> Reduction Actions for Implementation rise and salttolerant crops Salinity Intrusion Cold Wave Flood and Flash Drought Sea level rise Salinity Intrusion Temperature Variation Flood and flash flood Drought Salinity BRRI-47 can to lerate 6-10 ds/m, at a young stage it can tolerate 14 ds/m.Extension program <strong>of</strong> this variety needs to be taken in coastal areas. Cold tolerant crop varieties need tobe invented/developed and distributed among farmers in northern districts Development and supply <strong>of</strong> shortcycle fish species for aquaculture Adjust aquaculture period withculture cycle from October-June Introduce flood plain aquaculture Aquaculture and fishing technology <strong>change</strong> and modification (for all hazards) Increase aquaculture practiceincluding freshwater shrimpcultivation Introduce drought resistant fish spp. for aquaculture Introduce sea cage culture and sea ranching Introduce brackish water finfish aquaculture Saline resistant spp. needs to be introduced in aquaculture Enclosure around selected large fresh waterhabitats Introduce temperature tolerant species Watertolerant forest tree sand plants species needed in flood prone areas Good irrigation system to be developed for trees and plants Drought resistant varieties <strong>of</strong> tree sand plants should be introduced and planted More salt tolerant trees with high yielding variety need to be technology by NGOs and local government Organize vulnerable farmer community to introduce new technology by NGOs and local government <strong>The</strong> Probable Impacts <strong>of</strong> Climate Change on Poverty and Economic Growth and the Options <strong>of</strong> Coping with adverse Effect <strong>of</strong> Climate Change in Bangladesh
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Foreword The Gener
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