Sustainable Hilsa Fishery Management in Bangladesh
Hilsa is more than just a fish in Bangladesh. It is a part of the country’s identity, history, and way…
Hilsa is more than just a fish in Bangladesh. It is a part of the country’s identity, history, and way…
A Green Gold Rising from the Tides Along the saline shorelines of Cox’s Bazar, the Sundarbans, and Kutubdia, a quiet…
Why Food Security in Bangladesh Is Everyone’s Business In a country where over 160 million people depend on agriculture for…
When Food Grows but Never Reaches the Plate Every year, millions of tons of food grown in Bangladesh never make…
In the sun-scorched delta lands of Satkhira and Khulna, home to thousands of smallholder farming and aquaculture families, meals are…
“By 2050, Bangladesh could see 1 in 7 people displaced due to climate change.” That stark figure sets the stage for…
In the low-lying coastal village of Gabura, Satkhira, farmer Abdul Malek lost three of his five cows to foot-and-mouth disease…
In the quiet, flood-prone village of Assasuni, Satkhira, 35-year-old Salma Begum no longer waits for relief trucks to feed her…
In a remote village of Satkhira, an elderly farmer named Hamida Bibi gently plucks deep green amaranth leaves at dawn….
“One day we had a home, the next it was part of the river.” – Hamida Khatun, 45, displaced from…