A focused and motivated individual looking to build a career in environmental research that will benefit the community on a local and global scale.
Currently Research Associate at the Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Research (C3ER), BRAC University, specializing in climate change adaptation and mitigation. Has earned extensive experience in the fields of Climate Change, Disaster Risk Reduction, Environmental Resource Management and Conservation.
M.Sc in Environmental Engineering, Ongoing
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)
B.Sc in Civil Engineering, 2017
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)
This study presents the trends of channel flow against human interventions and proposes an adaptation plan through a public–private Partnership (PPP) model to overcome the existing deteriorating condition of the Halda River.
Halda, one of the major tributaries of the mountainous river Karnaphuli, is well known as the country’s only natural carp spawning ground. Naturally fertilized eggs of carps collected from Halda River are hatched in mud-made scoops on the river bank for aquaculture purposes. However, the river habitat is under constant threat due to human interventions like loop cutting, pollution from the paper mill and power plant, blocking natural water flow of larger tributaries by introducing sluice gates, embankments and rubber dam over the river at upstream, as well natural causes like siltation, erosion and climate change impacts.