Md Ibrahim Khalilullah

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Md Ibrahim Khalilullah is an investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker. He won 2025 Covering Climate Now Journalism Award and 2021 Thomson Foundation Young Journalist Award finalist. EJN and Rockefeller fellow, Oxford CJN member, CNN Academy storyteller, journalism mentor at IRE, Lone Star EMMY Chapter.
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Bangladesh needs stronger financial commitments on climate, Khan says

COP31
Bangladesh faces growing pressure to secure adequate climate finance as the impacts of climate change intensify, highlighting the importance of stronger financial support and...

Bangladesh urges grant-based climate finance and faster fund access at COP31

Climate Change
From urban forests and solar microgrids to women-led green enterprises, Shakti Foundation outlines how accessible finance, local partnerships and community-driven investment can strengthen Bangladesh’s...

Bangladesh borrowing to survive a climate crisis it did not cause: Zakir Hossain Khan

Climate Finance
Climate finance expert Zakir Hossain Khan urges developed countries to provide grant-based support, reform global financial institutions and ensure climate funding reaches vulnerable communities...

LNG disruptions expose risks in Bangladesh’s import-dependent energy system

Energy
A documentary by CLEAN highlights the financial burden of LNG infrastructure, limited backup capacity and the consequences of supply disruptions for workers and businesses. A...

Tales of Misfortune and Misery: How Climate Change Destroys Innocent Lives

Climate Change
From river erosion in Barisal to school dropouts in Barguna and unpaid farm labour in Patuakhali, vulnerable communities face mounting losses while support remains...

The Invisible Losses of Girls Leaving School

Climate Change
On Bangladesh’s coast, disasters, poverty and gaps in public services are narrowing children’s lives. What disappears is more than an education: a sense of...

‘Climate finance should follow vulnerability, not political visibility’

Lead
Bangladesh’s new climate finance committee faces calls for transparent funding, stronger community participation, independent oversight and greater focus on grants for adaptation and loss...

World Bank says no fiduciary irregularities as ACC flags forest gaps

Climate Finance
ACC papers allege Forest Department postings cost up to Tk 5 million and say investigators found plantations on only 160 of 510 hectares in...

Forests on paper, gaps on ground, World Bank-financed $175m project in Bangladesh

Environment
The ACC says a deeper inquiry is under way after preliminary findings of negligence in the World Bank-financed SUFAL programme. Its records identify an...

Global climate-conflict health report has clear implications for Bangladesh

Climate Change
The GCHA report offers a global warning, but Cox’s Bazar’s July monsoon response shows why Bangladesh must link refugee protection, health resilience and climate...
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