For ensuring climate change adaptation and fulfilling the delta vision throughout Bangladesh, three types of strategies and measures have been developed. This chapter discusses the strategies and measures coming forward as robust in terms of effectiveness under various scenarios. As flood risk and freshwater management is important for all the areas of Bangladesh, national-level strategies are introduced for addressing these two challenges. Subsequently, specific issue-related regional-level strategies are formed as different parts of the country have their own characteristics. BDP 2100 divides the entire country into six Hotspot areas and introduced strategies for each of the Hotspots. Finally, in order to further capture the socio-economic development goals, a number of thematic strategies are developed for addressing specific priority areas linked with the development ambitions, like developing agriculture and ensuring nutrition, drinking water supply, sanitation and waste management, land use planning, inland transportation and navigation, transboundary issues, renewable energy, earthquakes, and advancing the Blue Economy. Altogether, a large number of (sub) strategies came forward and even more measures offering a broad action repertoire in which choices by the government can be made.