Education in Emergencies practices in Bangladesh

Due to its geographic location, Bangladesh is highly vulnerable to natural disasters. Such disasters have a very negative impact on the education system in Bangladesh. Valuable instructional time is lost, which often translates to lower academic achievement and higher dropout rates. Disasters also damage educational infrastructure and schools are often used as temporary shelters.

The Bangladesh education system is ill-prepared to meet the challenges presented by the country’s persistent natural hazards. Schools also often have limited awareness of disaster and climate change risks and lack the capacity to prepare and respond to disasters. However, Bangladesh has seen implementation of numerous Education in Emergencies interventions throughout the last two and half decades. In this webinar, Bangladeshi EiE practitioners presented some of these successful interventions. 

Webinar Recording 

Resource Info

Resource Type

INEE Webinar

Published

Published by

Inter-agency Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE)

Topic(s)

Humanitarian Sectors - Education

Geographic Focus

Bangladesh