Md. Nasif Ahsan

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The Univeristy of Tokyo

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Md. Nasif Ahsan is a Visiting Professor at The University of Tokyo, Japan. His research interests include migration, household income distribution, dietary diversity, and vulnerability among resource-dependent communities in Bangladesh. He has published extensively on topics related to environmental migration, disaster management, and health expenditures, contributing valuable insights to the socio-ecological dynamics of coastal areas.

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Socio-hydrological perspective of climate change adaptation in large riverine islands: Comparative study from India, Bangladesh and Vietnam

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MSc. Thesis on Climate Change

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Pankaj Kumar

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Karina Vink

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Ashraful Alam

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Unraveling the nexus between migration and household income distribution: a cross-sectional study in selected districts of Bangladesh

Assessing household, plant-based, and animal-based dietary diversity and their determinants among Sundarbans mangrove forest resource-dependent communities in Bangladesh

Prevalence and determinants of vulnerability among Sundarbans mangrove forest resource-dependent communities in cyclone-prone southwestern coastal districts of Bangladesh

Examining Farmers’ Behavioral Drivers to Adopt Floating Farming: A Study in the Wetlands of Southwestern Coastal Bangladesh

‘We knew a cyclone was imminent’: Hazard preparedness and disaster management efficiency nexus in coastal Bangladesh

Displaced by nature, driven by choice: Exploring the factors influencing environmental migrants' habitat preferences in coastal Bangladesh

A bibliometric analysis on mangrove ecosystem services: Past trends and emerging interests

Adapting to Adversity: Unraveling the nexus between vulnerability and well-being in coastal Bangladesh

Understanding variation in catastrophic health expenditure from socio-ecological aspect: a systematic review

Well-being effect of international migration and remittance on human and gender development in South Asian countries

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Pankaj Kumar

Karina Vink

Ashraful Alam

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