Bangladesh: Global Climate change could lead to millions seeking refuge elsewhere

The video highlights the impact of climate change on Bangladesh, where half a million people are displaced annually, moving from rural areas to urban slums in Dhaka. It shares the story of NeJaime Begum, a climate migrant, and the challenges faced by such migrants, including unsafe living conditions, high rent, and poor infrastructure. The video emphasizes the vulnerability of Bangladesh to rising sea levels and stronger cyclones, and the exploitation of migrants by landlords.

What is one of the main reasons for the migration of people from rural areas to Dhaka City slums?

• Educational facilities

• Climate change impacts

• Healthcare services

• Better job opportunities

Which geographical feature makes Bangladesh particularly vulnerable to climate change?

• Desert climate

• Dense forests

• Mountainous terrain

• Rising sea levels

What were the primary occupations of most climate migrants before they moved to the city?

• Teachers

• Shopkeepers

• Fishermen or farmers

• Factory workers

What is a common issue faced by climate migrants in Dhaka City slums?

• Access to luxury housing

• Reliable public transportation

• Abundant clean water

• High rent for unsafe homes

What problem does the drainage system in the slums cause during monsoon rains?

• It efficiently drains water

• It prevents flooding

• It brings water into homes

• It purifies the water