Think Green

Asif Ahmed Tonmoy, will be introducing the idea of “The impact of Sustainable Businesses for Green Economy” - a topic relevant in today’s time with a growing economy like ours. As the Enterprise Development Program Specialist at OXFAM Great Britain, he believes in and advocates for the inclusion of more sustainable projects that affects the environment positively in the long term.

“The Impact of Human Rights in Bangladesh due to Climate Change'' - as told by the Head of Research, Sayere Nazabi Sayem, from Bangladesh Forum for Legal and Humanitarian Affairs.

Rubayat E Shams Anik, Network Manager at UN Sustainable Development Network, and our third speaker introduce “Good Governance for Land Resources keeping Climate Change a Priority”. He will discuss ideas of how to adapt to the ever-growing changes and how we can help from our limited time and knowledge. Although the demand and supply curve rarely reach equilibrium for our necessary goods, we can at least try to ensure lesser damage to our people and our world.

Mahenaz Chowdhury, founder, and Zero-waste designer at Broqué bring forth the inclusion of “Sustainable Fashion and the Environment” to introduce our decision to help the environment. She is an artist, climate activist, and sustainable market system development expert. Her recent Goethe Institut-funded film “Once there were Rivers” spoke of industrialization’s impact on the ecosystem and our quality of life.