2009-2010 - BIDS

Participated in the 11th Annual Global
Development Network (GDN) Conference, Prague,
January 2010.
“Openness and Size of Government : Some Issues”,
Paper presented at the Conference of Bangladesh
Statistical Association, NEC Auditorium, Planning
Commission, Dhaka, 22 May 2009.
“Employment Statistics in Bangladesh Economy:
Some Issues”, paper presented at the Seminar
on “Statistics for All” at East West University
Auditorium, Dhaka, 22 May 2009.
K.M. Nabiul Islam
Senior Research Fellow
Flood Loss Modeling, Construction of Depth Damage
Data Sets & Vulnerability Analysis for Gujarat,
Assessment of Four Major Urban Agglomerations
of Gujarat State Knowledge Transfer Session-II,
INFOCITY CLUB Resort, Gandhinagar, February 2010.
Climate Change, Urban Flooding and Flood Impact
Assessment Methods – Lessons from Bangladesh
and India, Ho Chi Minh City, June 2009.
Climate Change and Urban Flooding , Round Table
Conference , Ho Chi Minh City, June 2009.
Water Governance in Bangladesh: Issues and
Challenges, Islamabad, July 2009.
Flood Vulnerability Assessment Methods –
Applicability for Planning Gujarat State Disaster
Management, Lecture on Flood Loss Assessment
Methods, World Bank, Egis-BCEOM, Gujarat, June
2009.
Interface between Water, Poverty and Equity:
Some Empirical Evidence from a Developing
Country, International Initiative for Water
Sustainable Development, 5th World Water Forum,
Istanbul, April 2009.
Implication for Climate Change in the Coastal
Bangladesh and Its Mitigation Option: Participatory
Water Governance Approach, International
Initiative for Water Sustainable Development, 5th
World Water Forum, Istanbul, March 2009.
Mainstreaming Adaptation to Climate Change in
Coastal Bangladesh by Building Water Alliances,
International Initiative for Water Sustainable
Development, 5th World Water Forum, Istanbul,
March 2009.
Urban and Non-agricultural Impacts of Flooding-
The Case of Bangladesh, UN-ISDR, CRED, Geneva,
July 2008.
A Study of the Principal Marketed Value Chains
Derived from the Sundarbans Reserved Forest,
Integrated Protected Area Co-Management (IPAC),
Forest Department, Dhaka, 10 August 2010.
Urban and Non-agricultural Impacts of Flooding –
Methods of Assessments and Vulnerability Analysis,
organized by UNDP and UNEP, in collaboration
with the South Asia Network for Development
and Environment Economics (SANDEE) and the
Bangladesh Planning Commission, Dhaka, 13-14
October 2009.
Interface between Water, Poverty and Equity:
Some Empirical Evidence from a Bangladesh,
BUET (Lecture given to IWFM, BUET), July 2009.
Benefit Monitoring and Evaluation Study on
Second Small Scale Water Resources Development
Sector Project (SSWRDSP-1& II), LGED, June 2009.
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