IDRC-SAWA Fellows
Sabrina Mehzabin
Kazi Samsunnahar Mita
Umme Hani Sumaiya
Ayesha Siddika
Swarnali Mahmood
Md. Sadiul Alam Chyon
Aniqua Suhala
Samiul Kader Khan
Sumayyah Tehsin
Debanjali Saha
Taznin Naher
Tamanna Kabir
Sultana Maliha
Md. Gulam Kibria
Sabrina Mehzabin holds a B.Sc. degree in Water Resources Engineering from the Department of Water Resources Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) and pursuing MSc on Water Resources Development from Institution of Water & Flood Management (IWFM). She has specialized in Water Resources Engineering, Hydraulic and Mathematical Modelling in her undergraduate studies. Her area of interest is climate change impact on water and environment, food production and livelihood and also hydrological and hydraulic modelling.
Kazi Samsunnahar Mita holds a B.Sc. degree in Civil Engineering from the Department of Civil Engineering, Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology. She has specialized in Transportation Engineering in her undergraduate studies. Under the SAWA Fellowship Programme, her research interest is climate change impact in water resources, water and environment management.
Umme Hani Sumaiya holds a B.Sc.Engg.degree in Civil Engineering from the Department of Civil Engineering, Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology. She has specialized in Structural Engineering, during her undergraduate studies. Her area of interest is climate shifting and its socio technical effect on water resources management.
Ayesha Siddika holds a BURP degree in Urban and Regional Planning from the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology. She has specialized in Transportation Planning for her undergraduate studies. Her area of interest is management of water and environment in pre and post disaster situation by Interdisciplinary Field Research Management.
Swarnali Mahmood holds B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees in Soil, Water and Environment from the Department of Soil, Water and Environment, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. She has specialized in Soil Science as well as Trace Element (As, Cd and Pb) Toxicity in Soil-plant Continuum during her undergraduate and postgraduate studies. Under SAWA Fellowship Programme, her research interest is socio-technical impact of climate change on the coastal saline soils of Bangladesh.
Being inspired by the sadness of his unrequited love(an odd case, maybe) at the onset of his undergrad, he started concentrating on solving complex engineering problems and was awarded the degree of B.Sc. Eng in Water Resources Engineering from Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET) in September 2015. With the same penchant he has for the game of Table Tennis, he is pursuing his MSc Degree in Water Resources Development at IWFM, BUET under the SAWA Fellowship Program. He wants to excel as a Water professional and absolutely loves people.
Aniqua Suhala has completed B.Sc in Environmental Science from Asian University for Women, Chittagong. Since her undergraduate studies, she has been interested to work on environmental mitigations to overcome the effects of climate change. At BUET she is interested to work on water security of Bangladesh in the context of environmental degradation due to climate change.
Samiul Kader Khan has obtained his B.Sc. In Water Resources Engineering from BUET. His undergraduate thesis title was “Sediment Transport Calculation In Mongla Port Using Mathematical Model”. He has a keen interest of working with the water sector of Bangladesh. He has an international conference paper entitled “Changes of Sediment Discharge On The Pasur Riverusing Future Climate Change Scenario”. He has research experience in river modeling & climate modeling. 
She has Bachelors of Urban and Regional Planning (BURP), BUET. She was awarded Dhaka Board Scholarship: For excellence in HSC examination (2008). She has experience in conducting issue based Quantitative and Qualitative research through –Surveying, Data Processing, Analysis and Documentation.
Debanjali Saha holds a BSc Engineering degree in Water Resources Engineering from the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET). During her undergraduate study, she did her thesis on the existing river bank protection works and their effectiveness in the major rivers of Bangladesh. Now in the following MSc, she is interested to conduct research on the impact of global climate change on different climatic parameters including their overall effect on food security. 
Taznin Naher holds a BSc Engineering degree in Agriculture with specialization in irrigation and water management from the Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU). Her undergraduate thesis title was “A study on physical simulation of rainfall-runoff system by a hydrology bench”. Being an agriculture graduate, her intention is to enhance knowledge on coastal agro-ecosystem with particular focus on the food security and the water security conditions due to the impacts of climate variability and climate change. 
Tamanna Kabir achieved her bachelor degree from the Shahjalal University of Science and Technology. She has an experience in working on the sanitation, hygiene and water project of Govt. of Bangladesh, UNICEF and training on community participation and sustainable water management at ITN, BUET. Her research interests are on flood control, mitigation and adoption; alternative water supply technologies; and climate change and environmental pollution. 
Sultana Maliha has completed her BSc (hons) and MSc in Geology from the University of Dhaka. She has her specialization in Hydrogeology and Environmental Geology. During her MSc, she conducted her thesis on the hydrogeology and water quality of a northwestern district of Bangladesh. Currently her main research interest is on the changing land cover dynamics and its impact on vulnerability of agro ecosystems and food security in the southwest of Bangladesh. 
Md. Gulam Kibria has obtained his BSc degree in Civil Engineering from the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET). He has been interested in working in the water sector from his undergraduate study. The title of his undergraduate research was "a study on the sewage treatment diverted from Tejgaon industrial area to Hatirjheel project" which involved the treatment of sewage of an industrialized area of the capital of Bangladesh. Currently he is keen in working in the area of water management with focus on identification of the vulnerable groups to food insecurity due to climate change.