Mani, Muthukumara S.Limin Wang2015-04-292015-04-292014https://hdl.handle.net/10986/21820This study was jointly undertaken by the Climate Change and Health Promotion Unit of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research, Bangladesh, and the World Bank. This study had two broad objectives: (1) to assess national vulnerability and impact on major diseases of increased climate variability and extreme events in Bangladesh; and (2) to assess existing institutional and implementation capacity, financial resources at the local level, and existing public programs targeted at climate-sensitive diseases.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROMEACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECTIONAIRANNUAL PRECIPITATIONANOPHELES MOSQUITOARCARIASPHYXIAAUTOPSIESAVERAGE RAINFALLBASIC HEALTHBODY TEMPERATURECASES OF DIARRHEACAUSES OF DEATHCEREBRAL MALARIACHILD DEATHSCHILD HEALTHCHILD NUTRITIONCHILDHOOD DEATHSCHILDHOOD DISEASESCHILDHOOD ILLNESSCHOLERACLIMATECLIMATE ADAPTATIONCLIMATE CHANGECLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATIONCLIMATE CHANGE PREDICTIONSCLIMATE CHANGE PROJECTIONSCLIMATE CHANGE RESILIENCECLIMATE CHANGE STRATEGYCLIMATE CHANGE STUDIESCLIMATE CONDITIONSCLIMATE DATACLIMATE EFFECTSCLIMATE FORECASTINGCLIMATE IMPACTCLIMATE INFORMATIONCLIMATE MODELSCLIMATE RISKCLIMATE RISKSCLIMATE VARIABLECLIMATE VARIABLESCLIMATE VARIATIONCLIMATE-RELATED RISKSCLIMATE-SENSITIVE DISEASESCLIMATIC FACTORSCLIMATIC PATTERNSCLIMATIC VARIABILITYCOLORSCOMMUNICABLE DISEASECOMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROLCOMMUNICABLE DISEASE SURVEILLANCECONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGECONVULSIONSCYCLONESDENGUEDENGUE FEVERDIAGNOSISDIAGNOSTICSDIARRHEADIARRHEA CASESDIARRHEAL DISEASESDISABILITYDISASTERSDISEASEDISEASE BURDENDISEASE MANAGEMENTDISEASE OUTBREAKSDISEASE PATTERNSDISEASE PREVALENCEDISEASE RESEARCHDISEASE TRANSMISSIONDISEASE VECTORSDROUGHTDROWNINGECLAMPSIAECOSYSTEMEFFECT OF CLIMATE VARIABILITYEFFECT OF TEMPERATUREEL NINOELECTRICITYEMISSIONSEPIDEMICEPIDEMIC DISEASESEPIDEMIOLOGYEXCESSIVE RAINFALLEXTREME CLIMATIC EVENTSEXTREME EVENTSEXTREME HEATEXTREME HEAT EVENTSEXTREME POVERTYEXTREME PRECIPITATIONEXTREME RAINFALLEXTREME RAINFALL EVENTSEXTREME TEMPERATUREEXTREME WEATHEREXTREME WEATHER EVENTSFLOODSFORESTFOREST COVERAGEGHGGLOBAL CLIMATEGLOBAL WARMINGGREENHOUSEGREENHOUSE GASESHEALTH CAREHEALTH CONDITIONSHEALTH EFFECTSHEALTH INDICATORSHEALTH INTERVENTIONSHEALTH OUTCOMESHEALTH PROMOTIONHEALTH SERVICESHEALTH SURVEYSHIGH TEMPERATUREHIGH TEMPERATURESHIVHOSPITALSHUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUSHUMIDITYHYDROLOGYHYGIENEHYPERTENSIONICEICE MELTILLNESSESIMMUNIZATIONIMMUNODEFICIENCYIMPACT OF CLIMATEIMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGEIMPACT OF CLIMATE VARIABILITYIMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGEIMPACTS OF CLIMATE VARIABILITYIMPLICATIONS FOR CLIMATE CHANGEINCREASE IN TEMPERATUREINFECTIONINFECTIOUS DISEASESINFLUENZAINJURIESINTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGEIPCCLATRINESLEISHMANIASISLIVING CONDITIONSLOCAL CLIMATELOCAL CLIMATE CONDITIONSLOCAL TEMPERATURESLOW BIRTH WEIGHTLOW RAINFALLMALARIAMALARIA CASESMALNUTRITIONMAXIMUM TEMPERATUREMEAN TEMPERATUREMEASLESMENINGITISMENTAL DISORDERSMETEOROLOGICAL VARIABLESMIGRATIONMINIMUM TEMPERATUREMORBIDITYMORBIDITY AND MORTALITYMORTALITYNATIONAL SURVEILLANCENATURAL DISASTERSNUTRIENTSNUTRITIONNUTRITIONAL STATUSOCEANSPARASITESPARASITIC DISEASESPATHOGENSPATIENTSPNEUMONIAPREVALENCEPUBLIC HEALTHRAINRAINFALLRAINFALL CONDITIONSRAINFALL DATARAINFALL EVENTRAINY SEASONREGIONAL CLIMATERELATIVE HUMIDITYRESPIRATIONRESPIRATORY INFECTIONSSAFE DRINKING WATERSANITARY CONDITIONSSANITARY FACILITIESSEA-LEVELSEA-LEVEL RISESEASONSEPTICEMIASEXSKIN DISEASESSTORM SURGESSTORMSSUMMER RAINFALLSURFACE TEMPERATURESURFACE WATERSYMPTOMSYMPTOMSTEMPERATURETEMPERATURE INCREASESTEMPERATURE RANGETEMPERATURE RISESTEMPERATURESTEMPORAL SCALETEMPORAL VARIABILITYTRANSMISSION OF DISEASETRAUMATREATMENTTROPICAL CYCLONESTROPICSTYPHOIDVACCINEVARIABILITY IN TEMPERATUREVARIABILITY OF CLIMATEVECTOR CONTROLVECTORSWASTEWATER CONTAMINATIONWATER-BORNE DISEASEWATER-BORNE DISEASESWEATHER CHANGESWEATHER CONDITIONSYELLOW FEVERReportWorld Bank10.1596/21820