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Stamford University Bangladesh participated in the Bangladesh Climate Development Partnership (BCDP) Knowledge Conference 2026, held on 7-8 October 2026 at Pan Pacific Sonargaon Dhaka, Bangladesh, under the theme “From Climate Commitments to Action: Advancing Resilience, Sustainable Energy and Inclusive Development in Bangladesh.” The two-day conference brought together government representatives, development partners, financial institutions, climate experts, academics and other stakeholders to strengthen collaboration and advance Bangladesh’s climate and sustainable development priorities. This conference is organized by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of Bangladesh, with support from the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the conference provided a platform for knowledge exchange and dialogue on translating national climate commitments into actionable programmes. Key areas of focus included climate finance, investment frameworks, sustainable energy, climate resilience and inclusive development.

Stamford University Bangladesh’s delegation was spearheaded by Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr Sharif Nafe As-Saber, whose presence underscored the institution’s strategic dedication to shaping informed national dialogue on climate challenges.

Professor Dr. Ahmad Kamruzzaman Majumder, Dean of the Faculty of Science and Professor of the Department of Environmental Science at the university, played a significant role in the overall conference. Serving as an integral part of the official Asian Development Bank (ADB) working team, Professor Majumder provided vital support to the organising committee, playing a key role in ensuring the successful planning and execution of the conference. His active leadership bridged academic expertise with vital national policy frameworks, reinforcing collaborative ties between universities, government bodies, and international development agencies.

The university’s academic person also participated Md. Humayun Kabir, Assistant Professor, and Md. Nasir Ahmmed Patoary, Lecturer from the Department of Environmental Science. Their participation highlighted Stamford University’s holistic approach to integrating classroom research with large-scale, impactful climate initiatives.

Adding a dynamic youth dimension to the event, students from Stamford University’s Departments of Environmental Science, Architecture, and Civil Engineering served as conference volunteers. This hands-on engagement provided students with invaluable professional exposure, bridging theoretical learning with multidisciplinary approaches to climate action, sustainable urban design, and climate-responsive infrastructure.

Higher education institutions hold a critical responsibility in bridging academic research, policy dialogue, and practical implementation," noted university representatives. "Engaging in platforms like the BCDP Knowledge Conference allows us to contribute meaningful academic perspectives while preparing future professionals to tackle emerging environmental realities.

Through the robust participation of its leadership, faculty, and students, Stamford University Bangladesh continues to champion sustainability, responsible leadership, and collaborative action toward a resilient, green future for Bangladesh.