S.M. Akram UllahS.M. Akram Ullah is a prominent researcher and professor at the University of Rajshahi, specializing in political science with a strong focus on governance, sustainable development, and public policy in Bangladesh. His research portfolio is diverse ad extensive, addressing pressing issues such as sustainable water management, environmental governance, human rights, and local government efficacy. His work often provides a comparative lens, analyzing policy and governance structures in Bangladesh within broader regional and global contexts. Dr. Ullah's publications appear in reputable international journals and edited volumes, many of which are indexed in databases like SCOPUS. His recent work explores the role of city governance institutions in water and sanitation management, linking these services to the broader goals of sustainable development. In addition to journal articles, Dr. Ullah has contributed book chapters in international series by publishers such as Springer and Palgrave Macmillan, focusing on sustainable waste management, climate change, and socio-economic impacts on urban environments. His research collaborations have led to critical insights into the practical challenges of implementing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the local government level, particularly in water and sanitation services. Dr. Ullah’s work not only advances academic understanding of governance issues but also provides practical recommendations for policymakers in Bangladesh and other developing nations. His research emphasizes the importance of integrating technology and participatory governance to improve service delivery and enhance the accountability of local government bodies. Through his publications and ongoing research, Dr. Akram Ullah contributes significantly to both the academic field of political science and the practical landscape of governance in Bangladesh. Read More Read Less