Bangladesh's water challenge: Ambitious plans to restore rivers, protect agriculture
Dhaka, Sept. 28 -- For Bangladesh, a delta defined by water, managing it has always been a delicate balancing act - containing destructive floods during the monsoon while ensuring enough freshwater for agriculture, fisheries and ecosystems in the dry season.
The government is implementing a range of projects to improve water resources management, including river restoration, flood protection, irrigation, drainage improvement, salinity control and waterlogging mitigation, according to a budget dicument.
The Ministry of Water Resources is also planning to excavate and re-excavate 680 kilometres of canals, irrigation canals and drainage channels in fiscal 2026-27 as part of a broader government initiative to excavate 20,000 kilometres of c...
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