The International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) is a research and capacity-building organisation based in Bangladesh, focused on the links between climate change and development. It works to strengthen understanding, policy and practical responses to climate challenges, with particular attention to local communities and the needs of developing countries. ICCCAD offers education and professional learning through a Master’s in Climate Change and Development, lecture series, short courses, workshops and training.

Its programmes address locally led adaptation, loss and damage, climate-induced displacement, livelihood resilience, climate finance, urban resilience, climate services, youth and gender, just transition, migration and natural resource management. The centre also supports research and policy development on adaptation, mitigation, technology and climate governance, and collaborates with partners through initiatives in Bangladesh and internationally. ICCCAD shares its work through journal articles, policy briefs, research reports, case studies, working papers, event proceedings, digital comics and other publications.

Its knowledge platforms, including Gobeshona, connect researchers, universities, practitioners and communities, while events and capacity-building activities help turn evidence into informed climate action