Updates:
;Empowering Coastal Communities: A Call for Enhanced Ocean Literacy and Climate Resilience Initiatives;Voices from the Coast: Fishermen’s Daily Battle with a Changing Ocean;Coastal Crisis: How Human Actions are Harming Bangladesh’s Ocean and Fishermen’s Livelihoods;Understanding Our Ocean: What Fishermen in Cox’s Bazar Want You to KnowElementor;Nirmol Bangladesh Annual Plan: Investing in a Sustainable Future;Congratulations to the Shortlisted Candidates for Nirmol Bangladesh’s Latest Recruitment Process!;Join Our Upcoming Training Workshop on “Application of GIS on Research”;Seminar on data science with python;জরুরি সহায়তা প্রয়োজন!;নির্মল বাংলাদেশ কর্তৃক ত্রাণ বিতরন

Nirmol Bangladesh

Logo of Nirmol Bangladesh
Discussion with Cox's bazar govt girls college authority
Group photo with climate change impacted fisherman group
With all the researcher of the project
Group photo with farmer group after conducting FGD
Conducting FGD with farmer community in Cox's Bazar
Toha conducting interview
OLCR Research team at cox's bazar
Bangladesh Television (BTV) only govt television of Bangladesh broadcasted Trishnatur-2024's writer's interview after unveiling the Book at the Omor Akushe Book Fair.
Honorable Advisor and Especial Guest Mohammad Shahad Mahabub Chowdhury, of Unveiling event of Trishnatur-2024 was giving his greeting speech.
Executive Body, Volunteers and Editorial Body of Trishnatur-2024
Trishnatur-2024 unveiling event on the Book Fair
Research findings on Ocean Literacy and Climate Resilience in Bangladesh had presented by Executive Director of Nirmol Bangladesh on International conference on Oceanography at Bangladesh Oceanographic Research Institute.
Md. Alamgir Hossain, president of Nirmol Bangladesh, presenting climate change and mitigation strategy at 3rd World Ocean Assessment workshop organized by the DOALS, United Nations
Opening Ceremony of ISA-China JTRC 2023. Md. Alamgir Hossain had been participated as a nominated candidate from Nirmol Bangladesh.
Handing over Trishnatur to our honorable Advisor Dr. Rahknuzzaman
Ocean Literacy for Climate resilience
Seminar on "Climate & Environmental Conservation"
Certificate was giving among the winner of Extempore Speech on Climate & Environmental Conservation
5th AGM of FY2021-22
Seminar on World Ocean Day was jointly organized by Nirmol Bangladesh and Department of Oceanography and Hydrography of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Maritime University
Trishnatur writers of Volume 3
Cloth Distribution in Nilphamari

recent Updates

Our stories

Nirmol Bangladesh's current project on Ocean Literacy for Climate Resilience funded by Korea SHE Foundation
Trishnatur (A yearly publication of Nirmol Bangladesh. This give the student an unique opportunity to publish their writing at free of cost.
Our executive director attended a high level internation training on Marine Sceience & Technology organized by ISA-China Joint Training Research Center in China, 2023.
After field data collection and community survey at Cox's Bazar after disaster cyclon mocha, 2023.
Nirmol Bangladesh Annual Plan Investing in a Sustainable Future
Nirmol Bangladesh was celebrating 50th Victory day of Bangladesh with one of liberation war hero, Dr. Aftab Alam Khan.
Celebrating world environment day with distinguished professor Dr. Raknuzzaman (Vice Chancellor of Jamalpur Science and Technology University), advisor of Nirmol Bangladesh.
Nirmol Bangladesh | Research, Resilience, and Restoration

Forging a Resilient Future for Bangladesh

Nirmol Bangladesh is a leading non-profit organization dedicated to climate resilience, sustainable development, and environmental education in Bangladesh. We drive scientific research, community empowerment, and oceanography initiatives to build a sustainable future for youth and women in vulnerable coastal regions.

Harnessing science, empowering communities, and driving policy to navigate the challenges of climate change and secure a sustainable tomorrow.

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The Climate Imperative

Bangladesh is on the frontlines of a global climate crisis. Rising sea levels, extreme weather, and ecological degradation threaten millions of lives and livelihoods. We exist to turn the tide.

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Sea Level Rise

An 85 cm rise by 2050 could displace nearly 20 million people and submerge 17% of our coastal land.

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Salinity Intrusion

Since the 1970s, land affected by salinity has increased by 27%, rendering vast agricultural areas infertile.

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Extreme Weather

Ranked 7th most vulnerable to climate change, Bangladesh faced 185 extreme weather events from 2000-2019.

Our Mission & Vision

To build a resilient, equitable, and sustainable future for climate-vulnerable communities through integrated scientific research, evidence-based policy advocacy, grassroots empowerment, and cultivating a new generation of environmental stewards.

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Scientific Rigor
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Empowerment
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Equity & Justice
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Innovation
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Stewardship

Our Impact at a Glance

We translate strategy into tangible outcomes, driving meaningful change across Bangladesh.

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Projected Annual Budget (FY 2025-26)

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Women to be Empowered by 2030

Our Strategic Approach

Our work is built on four interconnected pillars, creating a holistic strategy for comprehensive, lasting change. Click through to explore how we tackle the climate crisis from every angle.

Scientific Exploration & Development

We conduct cutting-edge research in environment, climate, and oceanography to build a foundation of evidence. Our work includes climate vulnerability assessments, marine science, and geospatial analysis to inform every action we take.

  • ✔ Assessing climate vulnerability of the South-Asian coastal belt.
  • ✔ Advancing marine science for sustainable ocean governance.
  • ✔ Using GIS and Remote Sensing for environmental analysis and planning.
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Our Programs in Action

Explore our portfolio of long-term strategic programs and projects. Filter by our core strategies to see how we are making a difference on the ground.

Focus for FY 2025-26

Our annual plan details our commitment to programmatic delivery and institutional growth, backed by a strategic budget allocation.

Strategic Budget Allocation

Our projected budget of ~$4.5M is carefully distributed to maximize impact. The largest share is dedicated to our people—the researchers, trainers, and field staff who drive our mission. Significant funds are also allocated directly to program costs, ensuring our initiatives are well-resourced and effective.

Personnel Costs: The heart of our operations.
Program Costs: Fueling our on-the-ground activities.
Operational Costs: Keeping the organization running smoothly.
Other Allocations: Including travel, equipment, and M&E.

Our Journey of Growth

From grassroots community aid to a national leader in climate research and action, our journey reflects a growing commitment and expanding impact.

Build Your Skills With Us

We offer a range of expert-led training courses, workshops, and fellowships designed to equip the next generation of environmental leaders. Explore our opportunities to gain in-demand skills.

Our Valued Partners

Collaboration is at the core of our success. We are proud to work with a diverse network of partners from government, academia, civil society, and the private sector to amplify our impact.

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