, Feb. 7 -- A nationwide survey by Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) has found a significant gap between voters' expectations and political parties' priorities in building a green and sustainable society, even as environmental concerns increasingly shape public aspirations ahead of the national election.

The study titled 'State of and Expectations on 'Green and Sustainable Economy' in Electoral Constituencies: Survey Findings on Voters and Candidates' was released on Saturday. CPD Research Director Khondaker Golam Moazzem presented it at the BRAC Centre in the capital.

Conducted in 150 environmentally vulnerable constituencies, the study found that voters overwhelmingly prioritise cleaner air, safe drinking water and stronger environment...