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Landslides in Bangladesh

Bayes Ahmed

Landslides in Bangladesh

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Landslides in Bangladesh

Abstract

This is the first-ever online platform dedicated to disseminating early warnings and sharing cutting-edge research findings and the latest news on landslide disasters in Bangladesh. The initiative was undertaken by Dr Bayes Ahmed in 2012, who leads and coordinates the landslide projects and administers this website.

Our ultimate goal is to conduct landslide research work, publish high-quality articles, create community awareness, provide consultancy services and formulate impactful policy recommendations in an effort to help reducing landslide disaster risks in Bangladesh. We are happy to collaborate with potential partners and organizations from local to global scale. Please email Dr Bayes Ahmed for further queries – here.

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