Japan will provide a $5.45 million grant to help Bangladesh monitor air pollution. Representatives from both governments signed an agreement, with Bangladesh’s ERD Secretary, Japanese Ambassador Saida Shinichi, and JICA’s Chief Representative Ichiguchi Tomohide as signatories. The Environment Ministry will implement the project from March 2025 to June 2028. It aims to measure and analyze air pollution, particularly vehicle emissions. Continuous air monitoring stations will be set up in Dhaka and Chattogram to track pollution levels.
Japan will provide a grant of $5.45 million to monitor the air pollution situation in Bangladesh. Representatives of the governments of both countries signed an agreement on this matter today, Monday. The Ministry of Environment will implement this project between March 2025 and June 2028.
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