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International Climate Finance Cell -ICFC Through collaboration and policy alignment, the ICFC contributes to a low-carbon, climate-resilient future.

The Economic Relations Division (ERD) of Bangladesh, under the Ministry of Finance, leads the mobilization and coordination of international climate finance to support sustainable development. The International Climate Finance Cell (ICFC), established within ERD, works to strategically access and manage climate finance from bilateral, regional, and multilateral sources. By identifying and prioritizing climate projects, engaging with key stakeholders, and ensuring compliance with international funding requirements, the ICFC strengthens Bangladesh’s ability to secure and utilize climate finance effectively.

Three Days. One Mission. A Greener Future for Bangladesh.We are thrilled to share the successful completion of the ICFC3...
20/06/2026

Three Days. One Mission. A Greener Future for Bangladesh.

We are thrilled to share the successful completion of the ICFC32 Initiative — a powerful training programme by the International Climate Finance Cell -ICFC, ERD, proudly supported by 2 BRAC Bank PLC!

Where? BRAC CDM, Savar
When? 14–16 June 2026
What? Upskilling Multisectoral Professionals as Climate Investment Catalysts

The opening ceremony at the Planning Commission was a memorable event, graced by:
Mr. Md. Shahriar Kader Siddiky, Secretary, ERD (Chief Guest)
Ms. Nurun Nahar, Deputy Governor, Bangladesh Bank (Special Guest)
Mr. Tareq Refat Ullah Khan, Managing Director and CEO, BRAC Bank PLC (Special Guest)
Mr. AKM Sohel, Additional Secretary, ERD (Chair)

Did you know?
Bangladesh is the 13th most climate-vulnerable country in the world — and we face a climate finance gap of over USD 26 billion every year!

That is why we trained government officials and banking professionals to become Climate Investment Catalysts — heroes who combine climate science, smart policies and finance skills to bring real, fundable climate projects to life!

A huge thank you to BRAC Bank PLC for believing in this mission and to all our amazing participants for showing up, learning, and committing to a more sustainable Bangladesh!

Together, we are building a stronger, greener, and more climate-resilient future — one trained professional at a time.

The heat is no longer just a seasonal challenge—it is a signal. Across Bangladesh, temperatures have repeatedly approach...
05/06/2026

The heat is no longer just a seasonal challenge—it is a signal. Across Bangladesh, temperatures have repeatedly approached or exceeded 40°C, with widespread heatwaves affecting large parts of the country in recent years. In 2026 alone, several districts recorded temperatures around 40°C, while scientists and development partners continue to warn that rising temperatures are becoming more frequent and intense. (Daily Sun)

This World Environment Day, we reaffirm our commitment to building a more climate-resilient future. Our promise is simple:

🌱 Promote sustainable and climate-smart solutions
🌳 Support urban greening and ecosystem restoration
💧 Encourage responsible resource management
♻️ Reduce environmental footprints in our operations and projects
🤝 Collaborate with communities, government, and partners to drive meaningful climate action

Every tree planted, every emission reduced, and every sustainable decision made today helps create a cooler, healthier Bangladesh tomorrow.

The future is not something we inherit—it is something we build.

As we mark the 56th Independence Day of Bangladesh, the air quality map of Dhaka tells a sobering story. Currently, our ...
26/03/2026

As we mark the 56th Independence Day of Bangladesh, the air quality map of Dhaka tells a sobering story. Currently, our city ranks among the most polluted in the world, with AQI levels often falling in the “unhealthy” range. Historically, Dhaka’s air has worsened over the past two decades—peak pollution occurs in winter, while the monsoon brings temporary relief, but the overall trend remains concerning.

On this day of pride and reflection, let’s turn awareness into action.

In the 56th Independence Day of Bangladesh, let’s promise together: we will no longer pollute our country. 🇧🇩

Small steps—greener transport, less waste burning, and urban greening—can rewrite our air quality story.

Wishing you a blessed and joyous Eid Mubarak! 🌙May this special day bring peace to your home and success to your future ...
21/03/2026

Wishing you a blessed and joyous Eid Mubarak! 🌙

May this special day bring peace to your home and success to your future endeavors. Warmest wishes to you and your loved ones for a wonderful celebration.

The  Economic Relations Division (ERD) hosted a high-level training workshop “Unlocking External Climate Financing: From...
10/11/2025

The Economic Relations Division (ERD) hosted a high-level training workshop “Unlocking External Climate Financing: From Project Identification to Resource Mobilisation” at BRAC CDM, Savar, from 24–26 October 2025. The workshop brought together government officials, development partners, and financial experts to strengthen capacities in designing and mobilising bankable climate projects.

Md. Shahriar Kader Siddiky, Secretary of ERD, and AKM Sohel, UN Wing Chief and Additional Secretary of ERD, highlighted Bangladesh’s growing climate finance gap and the need for stronger institutional capacity, improved tracking of climate expenditures, and increased mobilisation of domestic and private resources. They emphasized a whole-of-government approach, multi-stakeholder collaboration through the Bangladesh Climate Development Partnership, and the use of innovative financing instruments to develop investible, country-led climate projects aligned with international priorities, with support from ADB.

Key outcomes:

Gained clear understanding of climate finance sources and instruments

Strengthened skills to design and mobilise bankable climate projects

Built stronger partnerships between public institutions, development partners, and financial actors

Equipped participants with practical tools to accelerate climate investment in Bangladesh

This workshop marks a key step in advancing Bangladesh’s capacity to mobilise and deploy climate finance for resilient and sustainable development.

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International Climate Finance Cell, Block-07 Economic Relations Division (ERD), Ministry Of Finance Planning Commission Campus Sher E Bangla Nagar, Agargaon, Dhaka-
Dhaka
1207

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday 09:00 - 17:00

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