A Collective Stand for Resilience: A Case Study from Bangladesh
Resource details
Resource type: Case Study
Organisation: Bangladesh Red Crescent Society
Region: Asia-Pacific
Category: Case study, CEA & Climate, Community-led Climate Resilience, Emergencies
Tags: Climate change, Community-led solutions, Disaster reduction, Emergencies, Extreme weather, Flooding
Publication year: 2026
Language: English
Description
This case study shows how the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society embedded CEA throughout a flood‑prone resilience programme in Jamalpur. Through participatory assessments, community‑led planning, transparent decision‑making, and ongoing feedback mechanisms, communities shaped priorities and influenced implementation, resulting in more inclusive, trusted, and locally owned solutions.
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