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Short Course On Climate Change and Adaptation in Water Sector

Water scarcity in dry season have made water management a challenging task. The gradual degradation of the environment due to human interventions is adding further complexities to water management.

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Ripan Kirtunia, MSc in WRD (2024) Title: SAR for Arsenic Removal in Bangladesh

January 1, 2026

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Amina Tariq, PhD in Environmental Science (2023) Title: Impact of Climate Change on Coastal Erosion

January 1, 2026

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Sofia Chen, MA in Sustainable Development (2024) Title: Renewable Energy Solutions for Rural Electrification

January 1, 2026

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Liam O'Connor, MSc in Water Resources Management (2023) Title: Water Conservation Strategies for Urban Areas

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Water Resources Development (WRD)

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Master of Science in Water Resources Development (WRD) abbreviated as M.Sc. (WRD)

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Doctor of Philosophy abbreviated as Ph.D.

Climate Modeling and Risk Management (CMRM)

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Master of Science in Climate Modeling and Risk Management(CMRM) abbreviated as M.Sc. (CMRM)

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Doctor of Philosophy abbreviated as Ph.D

Humanitarian Engineering (HE)

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Master of Science in Humanitarian Engineering abbreviated as M.Sc. Engg. (HE)

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Master of Engineering in Humanitarian Engineering abbreviated as M.Engg. (HE).

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Doctor of Philosophy abbreviated as Ph.D.

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Cultural Exchange: Building Global Connections.

CalendarJanuary 2, 2026
Clock10:30 PM
Location Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Cultural Exchange: Building Global Connections 2

CalendarJanuary 1, 2026
Clock11:00 PM
Location Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Cultural Exchange: Building Global Connections 3

CalendarJanuary 1, 2026
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Location Dhaka, Bangladesh

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IWFM Day 2: Reception  of Ex-Faculty......

IWFM Day 2: Reception of Ex-Faculty......

I highly recommend ICSB for anyone looking to excel in the field of corporate Seminar Overview This course offers a comprehensive journey through the science of climate change, climate data analysis, and practical adaptation strategies within the water sector. The program aims to build participants’ capacity to understand climate change scenarios, work with climate data, and apply this knowledge to water resource planning and management. Throughout the training course, participants will understand key concepts of climate change, analyze and interpret historical and projected climate data, and apply various tools for data visualization, transformation and downscaling. The course will also guide participants in using climate data for impact analysis and adaptation planning to support climate-resilient decision-making.   Seminar ThemeFundamentals of Climate Change & Adaptation : Concepts of global warming, climate variability, and extreme events, climate change impacts on water resources and ecosystems, understanding and analyzing historical climate data and climatic projections, and adaptation approaches in the water sector.Applications of Climate Data : The fundamentals of climate change will be integrated with hands-on techniques monitoring relevant to the water sector. Applications include interpreting gauged and reanalysis data, global and regional climate models for long-term changes, projecting future climate scenarios and extremes, and applying tools such as RClimDex and SDSM. Participants will engage in climate data preprocessing, analysis of trends and variability, and visualization of global and regional
projections— equipping them to integrate climate data meaningfully into water resource planning and impact assessment.     Hands-On Experience : Engage in practical projects designed to reinforce the concepts covered in lectures. The participants will be able to apply this practical application in their working fields in the sector of water and climate change. By the end of the course, participants will have a robust understanding of climate change science, climate data analysis, and adaptation planning in the water sector. They will be equipped with practical skills in handling global and regional climate datasets, performing geospatial analysis, and applying tools and techniques specifically tailored to support climate resilient water resource management.

CalendarFebruary 4, 2025
Those inequalities are inequalities

Those inequalities are inequalities

I highly recommend ICSB for anyone looking to excel in the field of corporate Seminar Overview This course offers a comprehensive journey through the science of climate change, climate data analysis, and practical adaptation strategies within the water sector. The program aims to build participants’ capacity to understand climate change scenarios, work with climate data, and apply this knowledge to water resource planning and management. Throughout the training course, participants will understand key concepts of climate change, analyze and interpret historical and projected climate data, and apply various tools for data visualization, transformation and downscaling. The course will also guide participants in using climate data for impact analysis and adaptation planning to support climate-resilient decision-making.   Seminar ThemeFundamentals of Climate Change & Adaptation : Concepts of global warming, climate variability, and extreme events, climate change impacts on water resources and ecosystems, understanding and analyzing historical climate data and climatic projections, and adaptation approaches in the water sector.

CalendarAugust 20, 2024
IWFM Day: Reception  of Ex-Faculty

IWFM Day: Reception of Ex-Faculty

I highly recommend ICSB for anyone looking to excel in the field of corporate Seminar Overview This course offers a comprehensive journey through the science of climate change, climate data analysis, and practical adaptation strategies within the water sector. The program aims to build participants’ capacity to understand climate change scenarios, work with climate data, and apply this knowledge to water resource planning and management. Throughout the training course, participants will understand key concepts of climate change, analyze and interpret historical and projected climate data, and apply various tools for data visualization, transformation and downscaling. The course will also guide participants in using climate data for impact analysis and adaptation planning to support climate-resilient decision-making.   Seminar ThemeFundamentals of Climate Change & Adaptation : Concepts of global warming, climate variability, and extreme events, climate change impacts on water resources and ecosystems, understanding and analyzing historical climate data and climatic projections, and adaptation approaches in the water sector.Applications of Climate Data : The fundamentals of climate change will be integrated with hands-on techniques monitoring relevant to the water sector. Applications include interpreting gauged and reanalysis data, global and regional climate models for long-term changes, projecting future climate scenarios and extremes, and applying tools such as RClimDex and SDSM. Participants will engage in climate data preprocessing, analysis of trends and variability, and visualization of global and regional
projections— equipping them to integrate climate data meaningfully into water resource planning and impact assessment.     Hands-On Experience : Engage in practical projects designed to reinforce the concepts covered in lectures. The participants will be able to apply this practical application in their working fields in the sector of water and climate change. By the end of the course, participants will have a robust understanding of climate change science, climate data analysis, and adaptation planning in the water sector. They will be equipped with practical skills in handling global and regional climate datasets, performing geospatial analysis, and applying tools and techniques specifically tailored to support climate resilient water resource management.

CalendarAugust 20, 2024