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Research on the Impact of Climate Migration and Displacement on Health
Country-wide Research on the Impact of Climate Migration and Displacement on Health in Bangladesh IOM Bangladesh invites qualified and experienced service providers to submit quotations for conducting a country-wide research study on the impact of climate-induced migration and displacement on health in Bangladesh. The study will generate ...
Submission deadline: August 29, 2026Type: Tender
Research Contracts, Environmental Research, Social Research
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- August 16, 2026
- Deadline:
- August 29, 2026
- Topic:
- Research Contracts
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Country-wide Research on the Impact of Climate Migration and Displacement on Health in Bangladesh IOM Bangladesh invites qualified and experienced service providers to submit quotations for conducting a country-wide research study on the impact of climate-induced migration and displacement on health in Bangladesh. The study will generate evidence on health risks, vulnerabilities, barriers to healthcare access, and other health-related challenges affecting climate-affected and mobile populations, with the aim of informing evidence-based programming, policy development, and strategic interventions on climate mobility and health.
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