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-title: "The Bengal Delta: \"We Are Floating in the Middle\""
-date: 2021-10-20T12:20:34+08:00
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-    Two school girls walk along an embankment damaged by a cyclone in Gabura, SW Bangladesh in 2020. Image credt: [Tanaya Dulta Gupta](../../about/tanaya-dutta-gupta/)
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-summary: "Sitting inside a room in one of the largest slums in Dhaka, her voice breaking with effort to keep tears at bay, 40-year-old Nafisa (pseudonym) shared her experience of migrating from rural Bangladesh."
+title: 'The Bengal Delta: "We Are Floating in the Middle"'
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+  Two school girls walk along an embankment damaged by a cyclone in Gabura, SW
+  Bangladesh in 2020. Image credt: [Tanaya Dulta
+  Gupta](../../about/tanaya-dutta-gupta/)
+summary: Sitting inside a room in one of the largest slums in Dhaka, her voice
+  breaking with effort to keep tears at bay, 40-year-old Nafisa (pseudonym)
+  shared her experience of migrating from rural Bangladesh.
+date: 2021-10-20T12:20:34+08:00
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+thumbnail: i-zD7SXBC
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+description: This is meta description.
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 #### **"Climate Refugee Stories: Bangladesh"**
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 ##### ***Produced by Tanaya Dutta Gupta and edited by Thor Morales***
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-#### **Bengal Delta Region of Bangladesh and India**  
+#### **Bengal Delta Region of Bangladesh and India**
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 ##### ***by Tanaya Dutta Gupta***
 
 Sitting inside a room in one of the largest slums in Dhaka, her voice breaking with effort to keep tears at bay, 40-year-old Nafisa (pseudonym) shared her experience of migrating from rural Bangladesh:
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 Nafisa’s ordeal is not an isolated experience. It conveys how, for people moving within Bangladesh and India, migration is not a linear move from rural to urban areas but consists of circular trajectories that may not follow a fixed seasonal rhythm. Rather, these circular movements can be characterized as erratic and uncertain, often occurring in uneven intervals.
 
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+ *A lane in Korail slum, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Image Credit: [Tanaya Dutta Gupta](../../about/tanaya-dutta-gupta/)*
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 What role might climate play in making people from this region variably mobile and immobile? And how might circular (im)mobility of people moving within their countries be related to experiences of insecurity and violence?
 
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 “There is water in every direction, and we are floating in the middle.” Abir’s words describing a cyclone-damaged village during a global pandemic, echo an outcome of the structural violence that continue to shape human security and survival for such “floating” people in this era of shifting climates.
 
 *Read more about how the intersecting impacts of COVID-19 and climate change are compounding the vulnerabilities of coastal communities in the Bengal Delta region in [Confronting Cascading Disasters, Building Resilience: Lessons from the Indian Sundarbans](https://www.orfonline.org/research/confronting-cascading-disasters-building-resilience-lessons-from-the-indian-sundarbans/), by Tanaya Dutta Gupta, Amrita Chakraborty, and Anamitra Anurag Danda.*
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