Ashfaqul Chowdhury is a Master of Public Policy candidate at The Humphrey School, University of Minnesota, with a focus on data analysis. His interests are food security and energy, focusing on how expansion of renewable energy and distributed grid may impact the livelihood of small farmers in South Asia. Before graduate school, he worked on research projects examining food and nutrition in Bangladesh.
In 2016, Ashfaqul Chowdhury examined China, India, and Bangladesh’s disparate priorities with respect to the Brahmaputra River, which has generated mutual distrust among them and complicated […]
The Brahmaputra River is an enormous transnational river spanning more than 2,900 kilometers across China, India, and Bangladesh. While not as famous as the Ganges […]