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and maintain food security in the coastal region of Bangladesh. These preoccupations need to be recognized and each given due weight in order to integrate them
into policy and decision making in coastal water resource management to fight
against climate change impacts, food insecurity and poverty for ensure sustainable
development for the coastal communities; which means development that meets the
needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generation to meet
their own needs. What is important is to carry out a programme for making the
people aware of the impending dangers and to develop, along with them, methods
of coastal adaptation and migration to promote water resources management and
properly use for food security in the coastal region of Bangladesh using the vulnerability adaptation framework.
Figure 6.10 is demonstrating a local level planning approach for sustainable local
level natural resources management. The model (Fig. 6.10) has prepared based on
the present situation of coastal wetland resources scenarios in Bangladesh case.
Considering the findings this long-term management plan for the sustainable use of
coastal water resources is necessary and it urgently needed. This model could be
implemented in the coastal region in Bangladesh as well as other coastal region
Fig. 6.10 Model of coastal wetland resources protection, management and sustainability
6 Degraded Coastal Wetland Ecosystems in the Ganges-Brahmaputra Rivers Delta…
and maintain food security in the coastal region of Bangladesh. These preoccupations need to be recognized and each given due weight in order to integrate them
into policy and decision making in coastal water resource management to fight
against climate change impacts, food insecurity and poverty for ensure sustainable
development for the coastal communities; which means development that meets the
needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generation to meet
their own needs. What is important is to carry out a programme for making the
people aware of the impending dangers and to develop, along with them, methods
of coastal adaptation and migration to promote water resources management and
properly use for food security in the coastal region of Bangladesh using the vulnerability adaptation framework.
Figure 6.10 is demonstrating a local level planning approach for sustainable local
level natural resources management. The model (Fig. 6.10) has prepared based on
the present situation of coastal wetland resources scenarios in Bangladesh case.
Considering the findings this long-term management plan for the sustainable use of
coastal water resources is necessary and it urgently needed. This model could be
implemented in the coastal region in Bangladesh as well as other coastal region
Fig. 6.10 Model of coastal wetland resources protection, management and sustainability
6 Degraded Coastal Wetland Ecosystems in the Ganges-Brahmaputra Rivers Delta…