Bangladesh is located in Southeast Asia

The capital is Dhaka

Bangladesh was not an Independent Country, it
broke away from Pakistan in 1971.
Bangladesh is Bordered by India and Myanmar

Bangladesh’s Flag meaning:

The red Circle or dish represents the blood of those
who died for Bangladesh’s independence and it also
represents the sun
The green represents the beautiful land of Bangladesh
Bordered by India on all sides except for a small border with
Burma (Myanmar)
Lies between latitudes 20° and 27 °N, and longitudes 88° and
93°E
Most parts are less than 12m (39.4 ft) above the sea level
Water is contaminated with arsenic frequently because of
the high arsenic contents in the soil
Total Area is 50677 sq mi (147, 570 km²)
93.6% land and 6.4% water
Floods, tropical cyclones, tornados and tidal bores occur
almost every year
Is one of the world’s largest producers of rice tea, potato,
mango,onion and mustard
By investing in public services,
nature-based solutions like avoiding
emissions through protecting
landscapes to limit deforestation

Build infrastructures in urban areas

including affordable housing, pliable
transport connectivity.

An up to standard water and waste

management that will help cities
prepare for an inundation of climate
migrants.
 CONCLUSION
Bangladesh is the most vulnerable country to experience
climatic changes. It is also one of the most populated
country in the world.

Cleaning the surroundings is really helpful and

necessary to reduce the effects of climate change.

Due to the threats of climatic changes in Bangladesh, it is expected to have a

harmful effects to the health of people living there, such as, respiratory
diseases, cardiovascular diseases, and other infectious diseases.
 CONCLUSION
Bangladesh will be among the most affected country
in the next decades, if these impacts of climatic
change will not be prevented.
To minimize the effects of climate change in Bangladesh, we should
help and encourage them to find solutions or ways on how to solve the
climate change issues, such as, driving less, recycling more, planting
trees, and many more.

To prevent climate changes, we must take actions

to the problems that are causing climate change.
• Give me two to three Natural Cause
of Climate Change in Bangladesh
• Give me two to three Human Cause
of Climate Change in Bangladesh
• Base on our discussion, what are
the facts related to Bangladesh?
• Members:
• Daine Yvone Balatico
• Gian Harvey Arizabal
• Kristen Faye Subia
• Veronica Xyris Galiza
References:
• https://www.slideshare.net/MdSazzadulIslam4/climate-change-and-
its-impact-on-bangladesh-75267519