In Bangladesh the climate crisis is so palpable that the debate is not about restricting carbon emissions or preventing global warming but about how to adapt to the change and survive in times of unpredictable weather. Farmers in delta lowlands are discovering innovative answers to floods and storms. THE GUARDIAN
Read MoreA new virtual medical service called Teledaktar (TD) is trying to make health care more easily accessible in rural Bangladesh. Every week, TD's medical operators travel to the chars by boat, carrying a laptop, a portable printer for prescriptions and tools to run basic medical screenings such as blood pressure, blood sugar, body temperature and weight. NPR
Read MoreWomen routinely face sexual assault and exploitation in factories, many of which supply western brands. A grassroots movement is helping victims to seek justice. THE GUARDIAN
Read MoreMillions of people in Bangladesh are at risk from drinking water containing arsenic. It causes skin lesions and cancer. Scientists hope a new test can identify problem wells and save lives. BBC NEWS
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