“…Bangladesh is the most vulnerable country experiencing bad consequences of climate change (Hoque et al, 2015;Harmeling et al, 2014;UNDP, 2007) specially shrinking the arable land, due to its geographic location, high population density, low level of awareness, infrastructure and higher reliance on climate-sensitive natural resource based production such as agriculture, aquaculture (Denissen et al, 2012;Rahman et al, 2014;CCC, 2006). The country annually and inter-annually experience floods, cyclones, droughts, river bank erosions, salinity intrusions, tornados and other natural calamities that have adverse effect on agriculture, fishery, infrastructure, water and health (ADPC & BCAS, 2008;Sutradhar et al, 2015).…”