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International Environmental Law and Bangladesh: Ramifications of Environmental Equity and Sustainable Development
Author Name : Md. Sagor Hossain
ABSTRACT This article excavates the perplexing navigation between international environmental law and Bangladesh, focusing on the multidimensional ramifications of environmental equity and sustainable development. As one of the most climate-vulnerable countries, Bangladesh faces unprecedented hurdles in harmonizing the obligations of accelerated financial advancement with the necessity of environmental protection and preservation. Illustrating international legal mechanisms, including the Paris Agreement, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the UNFCCC, this study extensively evaluates the immeasurable ramifications of these legal instruments on Bangladesh's national policy frameworks, especially concerning equitable resource allocation and fair climate justice.In this discourse, the article examines the legal multifaceted approach of environmental equity, addressing the extent to which Bangladesh can liberalize global ecological governance to provide durable safety for its most marginalized citizens— whose livelihoods are inextricably attached to the predicament of the environment. Moreover, the piece investigates the formal and institutional obligations hindering feasible policy implementation and the broader commitments in attaining sustainable development amongst conjugating socio-economic factors.By acclimatizing international legal principles with local practicalities, this article propounds effective suggestions for amplifying Bangladesh's compliance with global environmental standards mechanisms, while concurrently emboldening inclusive and sustainable development pathways. Through this study, the exploration addresses the urgency of holistic legal attempts that harmonize the lacuna between international environmental commitments and national formal capacity, prescribing forward-looking aspects of how Bangladesh might handle the intertwined terrain of environmental justice and sustainable development frameworks.