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Rahman, Aminur

Enhancing climate change mitigation in protected areas

2025 Smith, Risa B. | Kinahan, Anouska | Morelli, Toni Lyn | Samson, Clarissa | Orchard, S. | Crtichley, Megan | Lucas, Ben | Zhu, Zhilang | Pastick, Neal | Rahman, Aminur | Kupika, Olga Laiza | Day, Jon | Healy, Tim | Weiskopf, Sara | Arce-Plata, Maria Isabel | Burbano-Girón, Jaime | Devarajan, Kadambari | Dickey, Shannon | Fulton, Elizabeth A. | Gholizadeh, Hamed | Oke, Tobi A. | Pecl, Gretta | Ranco, Darren J. | Keely, Annika | Ankenman, Madeleine | Mommsen, Thomas P. |

This report covers both terrestrial and marine protected and conserved areas (PCAs). The audience is practitioners and policymakers who seek background information on the role of PCAs in climate change mitigation to:
- develop policies that enhance biodiversity and climate change simultaneously;
- quantify the importance of PCAs as a mechanism to reduce GHG emissions in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) to the Paris Agreement;

Biodiversity of Tanguar Haor : a Ramsar site of Bangladesh : volume II : flora

2012 Ahmad, Ishtiaq Uddin | Sarowar Alam, A. B. M. | Chowdhury, Mohammad Shahad Mahabub | Rahman, Aminur | Sobhan, Istiak | Uddin, Sardar Nasir |

To address the lack of sufficent knowledge on wetland biodiversity in Tanguar Haor, a comprehensive survey on biodiversity was conducted to understand the present status, habitat classification, population density and diversity of wildlife. The main goal of this book is to share information on the biodiversity of and threats to flora in Tanguar Haor. The text includes species profiles for the most important and popular plant species in Tanguar Haor, to facilitate plant identification.

Environmental economics in Bangladesh : proceedings of workshops on green/environmental economics held on 2 November, 1997 and on 18 February 1998

1999

To explore the concept of green accounting, IUCN Bangladesh held two workshops in Dhaka (1997, 1998). The participants consisted of experts, academics, bureaucrats, policy-makers, and consultants representing a broad spectrum of government and non-government agencies. The workhop proceedings have been published to create a greater awareness of the need for the application of environmental accounting in Bangladesh.
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