50% of Bangladesh's land prone to flooding affects women's family planning decisions due to climate change.

Climate change in Bangladesh, where 50% of land is less than 50 ft above sea level, is affecting family planning and reproductive health. Women in the country are reconsidering their decisions about having children due to increased risks of flooding and environmental damage. Sally Dijkerman, a senior researcher for Ipas, highlights the need for climate-conscious family planning strategies.