Publications
Being a science-policy integration organization, the Center for People and Environ is committed to scientific evidence generation and knowledge management for national, regional, and global science capability, collaboration, and policy uptake. The organization has developed a knowledge management and publication wing. Under this wing, it is working on publishing books, journals, newsletters, policy papers, etc.
International Journal of Climate Science and Policy
The International Journal of Climate Science and Policy (JCSP) is an open-access and Tripple-blind peer-reviewed journal that publishes articles emphasizing research, development, and application within the broad coverage, including a wide range of topics related to climate change such as:
- Climate-resilient development
- Climate-induced disaster
- Climate-resilient agriculture and livelihoods
- Climate change and health
- Climate risk insurance
- Nature-based solutions
- Ecosystem-based adaptation
- Human security and social protection
- Climate displacement
- climate-smart employment and Entrepreneurship
The IJCSP endeavors to provide a global platform for the dynamic exchange of ideas and findings from research and practice of various disciplines, including earth science, social and community development, social business, entrepreneurial activities, financial inclusion, and all other scientific evidence highlighting climate change and development.
It is essential reading for developmental practitioners, policymakers, and all those concerned with research, development practice, and teaching in the field of climate change.
Poribesh Protibesh
Poribesh Protibesh is an environmental journal serving as a platform for scientists, researchers, professionals, and students to share insights on pressing environmental issues, including climate change, water security, urban resilience, and indigenous adaptation practices. Through evidence-based reporting and interdisciplinary research, Poribesh Protibesh aims to foster informed dialogue and promote actionable solutions for environmental challenges in Bangladesh.
The inaugural issue features articles on climate risk management in coastal areas and the role of indigenous practices in salinity adaptation, reflecting the journal’s commitment to highlighting local perspectives and solutions.
Sundarbans and Hilsha
Differently Different “Sundarbans and Hilsha” This book delves into the deep, intertwined history of the Sundarbans mangrove forest and the iconic Hilsa fish. Through a detailed exploration of geological, biological, and ecological evidence, it challenges conventional views about the formation of the Sundarbans and the evolutionary path of Hilsa.
The story unfolds from the ancient Tethys Sea to the Himalayan rivers, revealing how shifting continents, changing salinity, and the movement of ancient forests shaped today’s unique ecosystems. It explains why freshwater dolphins survive in tidal forests, why both saltwater and freshwater species coexist in the Sundarbans, and why the Hilsa remains inseparably linked to Bangladesh’s coastal and river systems.
Combining science, geography, and mythology, Sundarbans and Ilish offers a fresh perspective on two of South Asia’s most treasured natural wonders, uncovering secrets written in land, water, and time.