How can we build our cities back after Coronavirus in a way that is better for our health and the environment? In order to engage discussion on the topic, Work for a Better Bangladesh (WBB) Trust, Ecocity Builders, HealthBridge, the World Bicycle Forum, and several local institutions and universities jointly organized a conference from 9-10 September 2020 on the topic of #BuildBackBetterBD: Making our Cities Healthier for People and Planet. ...

This book contains articles on environmental issues: avoid waste of water and energy; tree plantation; effect of using chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and hybrid seeds; safe foods, take natural foods and avoid packaged foods; awareness for control of polythene and plastics; waste management; smoke-free environment; how to control sound pollution; safe road for secure life; and transportation and environment.  ...

This book suggests that we could achieve both reductions in carbon emissions and greater quality of life, if we take a thoughtful approach and look at the positive aspects of our current crisis ...

This book was jointly published by Work for a Better Bangladesh and Institution and Policy Support Unit (IPSU), Ministry of Environment and Forest. In this book, the current scenario of polythene and plastics and their effects on health, environment, economy, artisans; international experiences, and recommendations are included.  ...

This a joint research publication by WBB Trust and University of Asia Pacific. In this publication, sources of sound pollution, its effects, and the perception of people (including students and patients) is included. The necessity of sound pollution control rules, example from India sound control act 2000, and recommendations are also included.  ...