MD SALAUDDIN

Research Articles

  • Salauddin, M and Piracha, A (2024) Missing People and Places: Slum and Poor Settlements Research in South Asia. South Asian Survey. Sage Publication.  [Read here]
  • Salauddin, M., Zohir, S., and Sarker, A. K., 2024. Governance and water landscape in Khulna city: past, present and future direction. Khulna University Studies. 21(1). [Read here]
  • Uddin, K.F and Salauddin, M. (2021). How COVID-19 challenged PhD students. [Read here]
  • Salauddin, M. ., & Ashikuzzaman, M. . (2021) Dilemmas in Existing Planning Practices and Options for Introducing Reflexive Planning as a Tool for Participatory Approach: Perspective of Khulna City. PLAN PLUS, 7(1). [Read here]
  • Salauddin, M and Zohir, S. (2016) Political Economy of Water Supply in Khulna City Understanding the regime of rampant groundwater extraction. ERG-WASH WORKING PAPER, WATER AID BANGLADESH. [Read here]
  •  Salauddin, M. (2016). Household Level Water Recycling for Non-Potable Reuse: A Study on Mujgunni Residential Area of Khulna City, Bangladesh”. Management Research and Practice 1:61-81. [Read here]
  • Salauddin, M. and Ashikuzzaman, M. (2016). Dilemmas in existing planning practices and options for introducing reflexive planning as a tool for participatory approach: Perspective of Khulna City, PLAN PLUS, Urban and Rural Planning Discipline, Khulna University. [Read here]
  • Salauddin, M (2013). Political Ecology, Stress analysis and capital investment in water sector. A study of Khulna city, Journal of Bangladesh Institute of Planners, Vol.6. [Read here]
  • Salauddin, M. & Ashikuzzaman, M.  (2011) Nature & Extent of population displacement due to climate change: a study on Bogi village of Sarankhola upazila under Bagerhat district, Khulna, Management of Environmental Quality, Vol. 22 No. 5, pp. 620-631, Emerald Group Publishing Limited 1477-783.  [Read here]
  • Salauddin, M. & Dev, P. K. (2010) Influence of workplace on residential location choice: a study on Nirala and Sonadanga residential areas of Khulna city, Khulna University Studies, Volume 10, Number 1 & 2, Khulna University. 2010 [Read here]
  • Alam, A., Tuhin, A. R., Hossain, Z. & Salauddin, M. (2009) Designing an effective water supply System for Khulna city: a GIS based approach, PLAN PLUS (ISSN 1608-7844), Vol. 5. Urban and Rural Planning Discipline Khulna University, Khulna. pp 88- 101 [Read here]
  • Salauddin, M. & Rahman, K. R. (2009) A spatial analysis on the provision of urban public services and their deficiencies: a study of some selected blocks in Khulna city, Bangladesh, Theoretical and Empirical Research on Urban Management (TERUM, ISSN 2065-3913; EISSN: 2065-3921), Vol. 10 No. 1, Research Centre in Public Administration and Public Services, Academy of Economic Studies, Romania. [Read here]
  • Salauddin, M. & Rahman, R. (2009) Urban Spatial Growth Analysis of Khulna City, Journal of Science Foundation (ISSN 1728-7855), Vol. 7 No.1 Bangladesh Science Foundation, Dhaka. pp 25-36 [Read here]

Book Chapters

  • Salauddin, M. 2024. Towards water for all. Learning from unequal access to water in Khulna city slums In Mallick, et al (eds.) Next 50 collective futures: Critical-creative perspective on the built environment in Bangladesh. The University Press Limited
  • Salauddin, M., Sarker, M.G.F., & Mamun, M.A.A. (2023). The Local Heritage ‘Dhopkols’: Build Back Better Water Access in Reducing Gender-Based Vulnerabilities in Bangladesh. In: Roy, S. (eds.). Gender and the Politics of Disaster Recovery: Dealing with the Aftermath. Routledge, 1-26 DOI: 10.4324/9781003290148-9

Conferences

  • Water infrastructure landscape and inequality in Khulna city of Bangladesh, Paper presented at Doctoral Colloquium on the Infrastructure Turn and Global Development, Sheffield University. 9 September 2020
  • Missing people and places: urban water infrastructure and governance in Khulna city of Bangladesh, paper presented at Future Earth Australia symposium Beyond SDG11: A focus on environmental sustainability and livable cities. 20-22 April 2020
  • Urban water governance: access, control and inequality in Khulna city of Bangladesh. ASIA-Pacific Informal Urbanism Symposium. Sydney University. 25 September 2018
  • ‘Is the demand driven approach of water supply still works? An experience from current ADB and JICA funded projects in Khulna city? Paper accepted for 6th International Conference on Water and Flood Management-2017, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka. 2017
  • ‘Geo-political barriers of rainwater harvesting: a geographical and organizational behavior study in Khulna’. Paper accepted for Water Rainwater Convention-March 2017. Water Aid. Dhaka, Bangladesh. 2017
  • Health services in post-2015 era: Issue of access and impediments in poor settlement of Khulna city, Paper presented in Bangladesh Summit on Sustainable Development 2014. 17-19 August 2014
  • Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation Strategy for Khulna City: From Physical Planning Perspective’: International Seminar on Climate Change: Environmental Insights for Climate Change Mitigation held on 4-5 March 2011 in Solo, Indonesia organized by Environmental Science and civil Engineering department, Sebelas Maret University (UNS Solo). 2011
  • ICE 09: Inspiring Climate Education, 1st Conference held on October 12-14, 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark. 2009