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Participants attended a roundtable titled ‘Financing Bangladesh’s Climate-Resilient Water Future: Youth, innovation and action towards COP31’, jointly organised by WaterAid Bangladesh and The Business Standard at the TBS conference room on 24 September. The discussion focused on youth-led climate action, locally tailored water solutions, access to climate finance, and stronger institutional coordination.Photo: Mehedi Hasan/TBS.

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