Civil society representatives have stressed the urgent need to reform Bangladesh’s policy and legal frameworks to ensure food sovereignty and address the risks posed by climate change.They made the call at a “Meet the Press” programme on Wednesday at the AKM Mustaque Ali auditorium in the capital, organised by INCIDIN Bangladesh and the South Asian Alliance for Poverty Eradication (SAAPE).
INCIDIN’s Executive Director, A.K.M. Masud Ali, presented the keynote paper. Bangladesh Krishak Federation leaders S.M. Badrul Alam and Zayed Iqbal Khan, Khetmajur Union Vice-President Khan Md Rustam Ali, coastal activist Nikhil Chandra Bhadra and INCIDIN Bangladesh officials also addressed the event.
Source: Observerbd.com
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