Environment, Forest and Climate Change & Water Resources Adviser said that Germany will provide Bangladesh with 1 billion Euro over the next ten years, including 15 million Euro this year, focusing on renewable energy generation.
According to a statement issued by the ministry, both countries will promote knowledge exchange and cooperation with non-state actors like the private sector, research institutes, academia, and civil society.
Environment Adviser revealed this after a meeting with Achim Tröster, the German Ambassador to Bangladesh on September 17.
Syeda Rizwana Hasan said the collaboration will also involve small ethnic minorities, women, and youth, fostering a multi-stakeholder approach.
She emphasized the need for increased international cooperation to address global climate challenges and the importance of sustainable forest management.
Ambassador Tröster expressed Germany’s commitment to supporting Bangladesh in its fight against climate change and appreciated the government’s efforts in protecting the environment.
