Preparedness of recovery to the vulnerability of climate change in the coastal areas in Bangladesh

Purpose of the Study: This research aims to identify susceptibility Bangladesh's coastal areas natural disasters related climate change and raise vigilance in region. Methodology: We have conducted a survey farmers eight Unions impact ability implement coping mechanisms their family size income level. Face-to-face interviews, in-depth case studies, focus group discussions were carried out survey. further summarized effect recent consequences cyclones, major disaster country that are followed by flooding. Main Findings: The finding study reveals shelters insufficient accommodate dense population will be crowded space under influence COVID-19, raising vulnerability those affected disaster. implemented storage rainwater groundwater empowering women produce dairy products sustain household income. experts’ opinion counteract was adaptation mitigation. Since building resilience requires fair budget global support, we focused on adaption, considering three adaptive approaches: accommodation, protection, retreat. Among those, densely populated nature Bangladesh, improving accommodation protection feasible solution proposed. In conclusion, people's livelihood activities could diversified providing need-based training motivations. Research Implications: One-fourth total lives which frequently faces tropical storm surges, erosion, sea-level rise cost enormous loss crops, livestock, forestry, human selves. biodiversity Sundarban, one most vulnerable ecosystems, is also at risk disasters. novelty study: Climate posing threats coast. study's findings help individuals recover from effects prepare for future.