Vulnerability and Adaptive Capacity to Extreme Events: A Case Study of the Urban Poor in Bangladesh

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Ph.D. Colloquium

Date: 29th September 2021
Time: 14:00 – 15:00 (Bangkok Time)
Venue: ZOOM Online

Presenter: Ms. Hasina Akther, PhD Candidate from RRDP/DPMI
Moderator: Mr. Song Changhui, GDS/PhD

DDS is organizing our monthly Ph.D. Colloquium on 29th September (Wed) from 14:00 via ZOOM. This is a forum where Ph.D. students share their work and engage in discussions on various emerging issues in the region.

This month’s topic is

Vulnerability and Adaptive Capacity to Extreme Events: A Case Study of the Urban Poor in Bangladesh

Additional, the topic will cover

  1. Developed the conceptual framework for their proposal or dissertation
  2. Written a journal paper from their dissertation
  3. Addressed the comments by reviewers of the journal paper and/or by the external reviewer of the dissertation
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