Introduction In recent years, a series of severe weather events have sparked growing concern about the role of climate change in changing weather patterns. Many vulnerable regions around the world have been severely affected by increasingly severe weather conditions. For residents affected by these events, the consequences can be life-changing. Indeed, severe weather events, such as floods, can significantly affect the regions in which they occur, creating social, economic and potentially serious health impacts. Residents affected by flooding may be displaced from their homes or suffer losses to their businesses. To ensure that people living in regions potentially vulnerable to these events, effective policies must be designed to meet both the current and future needs of residents. Furthermore, the role of climate change in leading to these severe weather events needs to be explored. Given that some continue to oppose the idea of ​​climate change, despite the enormous amount of evidence, there is a strong need to make clear the links between climate change and these events, in order to ensure that state policy is designed to ensure the effects of climate change. mitigate climate change as much as possible. This essay will investigate climate change and severe flooding in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The social, economic and health impacts created by the floods will be studied and evaluated. It will be argued that floods caused by climate change have the potential to devastate the region. Therefore, policies that promote resident protection and reduce pollution are needed to stem the costly tide of climate change. Floods in Dhaka, Bangladesh Bangladesh is a region that has long been affected by floods. Indeed, literature…half of paper…changes the climate. Dhaka is a city of enormous importance in the region, with its considerable population and its important economic activity. Indeed, given the city's role as an important economic and social centre, as well as its relative vulnerability due to geography and climate change, solutions are needed to help ensure the city and its residents are better protected from flooding. The policy solutions advanced here represent significant steps the government can take to better protect the population and ensure that the dire impacts of climate change are better managed. Looking to the future, it is critical that responses to climate change and extreme weather are both proactive and reactive. With such policies, Dhaka, Bangladesh can help ensure a prosperous future and better protect residents from a potentially serious global threat..