Video: Rapid Emergency Documentation Program, Bangladesh

Bangladesh's historic buildings and archaeological sites, from early Buddhist monasteries to medieval mosques and colonial-era towns, are among the most exposed in the world to the effects of climate change. Much of the country lies on low river deltas, where flooding, cyclones, rising groundwater and salt are damaging brick and terracotta structures. Six historic sites were documented through this program, including three structures within two of the country's World Heritage Sites.

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