Rate My Professor Salim Momtaz

Momtaz has produced significant scholarly works, including books such as Evaluating Environmental and Social Impact Assessment in Developing Countries (2013, second edition 2018), Experiencing Climate Change in Bangladesh: Vulnerability and Adaptation in Coastal Regions (2016), Climate Change Impacts and Women’s Livelihood: Vulnerability in Developing Countries (2019), Evaluating Climate Change Governance in Bangladesh (2025), Cities in Global Transition: Creating Sustainable Communities in Australia (2017), and Sustainable Neighbourhoods in Australia: City of Sydney Urban Planning (2015). His publications also feature chapters on topics like the quality of environmental impact statements, implementation of mitigation measures in EIA practice, institutional frameworks for environmental impact assessment, community participation evaluation, and climate disturbances adaptation strategies. Additional contributions include studies on women's livelihoods vulnerability to climate change in Bangladesh, perceptions of climate change governance, resilience of fisheries households to climate shocks in Vietnam, and gendered approaches to climate impacts in coastal Bangladesh. Momtaz has been recognized with awards including Research Fellow in 2003 and Rotary Ambassadorial Fellow in 2000, and he is a Professional Member of the Institute of Australian Geographers. His research has advanced understandings of environmental governance and climate adaptation, particularly in developing countries like Bangladesh.