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Asked 16 November 2014
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Where can I find information on climate change policies and CC finance instruments in Bangladesh?

I am especially interested in non-state options such as micro finance and crowd funding of climate change adaptation projects.

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Prashant Kumar
Central Scientific Instruments Organisation
Check IPCC document

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Mainul Islam
United Nations Development Programme
For CC policy in Bangladesh, you can go through the following link-
Helen Scott
RMIT University
The CDIA Asia has information and toolkits that assist cities translate project initiatives to fundable projects. Its not specific to Bangladesh, but may be useful 
Saleemul Huq
International Institute for Environment and Development
Maria emilia Novo
National Laboratory for Civil Engineering
it is more institutional and maybe not your line of action but GEF and the UNFCCC have finance mechanisms. For UNFCCC consult http://unfccc.int/cooperation_and_support/financial_mechanism/items/2807.php.
You can also see the web page of ICLEI for resilient cities: http://resilient-cities.iclei.org/bonn2014/program/day-by-day/   because it mygth give you some ideias
Prashant Kumar
Central Scientific Instruments Organisation
Check IPCC document

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