A Category 4 Super Cyclone Sidr with winds of 155 mph struck at least 23 districts along the coast of southern Bangladesh. The Sidr stricken coastal people of Bangladesh urgently need water purification tablets, tents, winter clothes, plastic sheeting, emergency medical kits, drugs, particularly anti-diarrheal medications, and milk powder. Spread of diarrhoea and other water-borne diseases and acute water crisis are the two main problems chasing the survivors. Safe drinking water has become a major concern because the cyclone has damaged the tube wells. Sweet water ponds have become saline, as the tidal surge that swept through the area came from the bay. The tidal wave entered more than 35 kilometers into the mainland. More people will die if adequate supplies of food, drinking water and medicine are not distributed to check the outbreak of disease.

The scenario of Human Rights and Governance all over in Bangladesh is in a disheartened position. On the other hand the practice on Human Rights and Governance issues

Climate Change flourished as a burning issue, which is creating worldwide concerns in recent years, and is causing great apprehension about itspossible effects

Sundarban is a national heritage of Bangladesh. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), with the purpose of conserving its bio-diversity

Coastal Development Partnership (CDP) is a four storied big Resource Centre. Before its formal inception in 1997, this resource centre setting up informally in 1992 with paper clippings.

 CDP realized from the very beginning that there was a deplorable lack of appropriate information.  Accordingly, CDP began to build up an Information Center