The probable impacts of climate change on poverty - UNDP

Binding boats and nets with trees
Changing species
Introduction <strong>of</strong> salinity tolerant species
8.3 Forestry
Plantation in highlands
Dyke plantation
Introduction <strong>of</strong> drought resistant species
Planting deep rooted species in cyclone prone areas
Development <strong>of</strong> small scale coastal embankment
Afforestation along the coastal belt
Germination programs
A learning that temperature scenarios for future need to be considered for choice <strong>of</strong> species to secure the
investments in plantation sector
8.4 Livestock
Emergency response & post flood rehabilitation program.
Transfer <strong>of</strong> small ruminant and poultry from flood and cyclone affected areas to high land
Shed for poultry/shed management during drought
Emergency recovery, restoration & response with long term restoration
Cold water spraying on the shed during high temperature
Use <strong>of</strong> preventive medicine for disease prevention and curative measures
Sometimes people sell their livestock to avoid sufferings from natural hazards
Advance food preservation
Preparing raised land
Salinity tolerant grass
8.5 Water and Sanitation
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Construction <strong>of</strong> cyclone shelter, coastal Embankment, and coastal Polder
Development <strong>of</strong> drainage System
Riverbank protection
Construction <strong>of</strong> submergible embankment
River Dragging
Change <strong>of</strong> land use and land use pattern
Innovative agricultural practices (floating vegetable garden, seedbed).
Deep tube-well water supply for irrigation and rainwater harvesting for supplementary irrigation
Abandonment and shifting to higher lands
Saltwater shrimp and fish culture
<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