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BBPA Conference
Bangladesh is going under water - what are you going to do about it?
The conference seeks to explore the impacts of climate changes on Bangladesh and explore what we can as a community in the United Kingdom do to safeguard the futures of our ancestral homeland. In particular, the conference aims to
- To give some community leadership on the issue of climate change and outline a course of action for the delegates to the conference.
- To learn about the ways in which we can participate effectively within the political process on a local, national and international level.
- To provide an opportunity for British Bangladeshis to learn about the environmental impact of climate change on Bangldesh including the impact on wildlife with a case study of the situation of the Royal Bengal Tiger.
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10
November 2001
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Time
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Venue:Westminster
Council House, Marlebone Road, London W1.
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For further information please contact:
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