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Sofia, 32 from #Bangladesh, is one of the many women whose lives have been affected by climate change. Her house, in a village in Kalapara Sub-district, was destroyed in a cyclone, and she fears it may happen again. She used to struggle to feed her childr

Safia lost her 7-year-old daughter Rima when #Cyclone Sidr hit Bangladesh in 2007. She found her little girl's body lying face down in a pothole. "She was wearing the same white t-shirt and blue trousers I had dressed her in the day she was swept away,"

Asma, 35, standing on a broken embankment overlooking the Rabnabad Channel near her home, in southern #Bangladesh. A #mother of five, Asma moved to this embankment in 2013 after her house in a nearby village was destroyed by flooding. Her home now is stil

#Climate change is happening now, and is threatening the poorest #women and #children in the #world. For #girls, it's often their #futures that are at stake. In climate disasters, girls are likely to drop out of #school, and are often pressured to #marry

building a bridge, one pan at a time on the way to Kuakata, Bangladesh