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Bangladesh Environment and Development Society (BEDS) is a leading community-based non-profit organization dedicated to solving complex environmental and social challenges in Bangladesh. Recognized globally, BEDS proudly received the prestigious Equator Prize in 2024 and the National Environment Award of Bangladesh in 2022, along with several other national and international honors. Founded with a vision to promote harmony between people and nature, BEDS works hand in hand with local communities—respecting indigenous knowledge, culture, and ecological wisdom—to restore ecosystems and strengthen resilience.

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Mangrove protection and integrated ecosystem management to strengthen local communities in South and Southeast Asia

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Mangrove protection and integrated ecosystem management to strengthen local communities in South and Southeast Asia

The Sundarbans is the single largest mangrove forest in the world; which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a Ramsar Convention site. About...

Mainstreaming Sustainable Aquaculture in Mangrove Ecosystems (SAIME)

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Mainstreaming Sustainable Aquaculture in Mangrove Ecosystems (SAIME)

The mangrove forests of the tropical coasts are among the most important and productive ecosystems on the earth. They play an important role...

Livelihood Improvement of the Poor Date-Palm Sugar and Flower Producers through Sixth sector Industrialization in Jashore District, Bangladesh Project

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Livelihood Improvement of the Poor Date-Palm Sugar and Flower Producers through Sixth sector Industrialization in Jashore District, Bangladesh Project

Our proposed project site is in the southwest coastal part of Bangladesh near the Sundarbans mangrove forest. The Sundarbans is the UNESCO d...

Community-based Mangrove Restoration and Livelihoods in Sundarbans region of Bangladesh

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Community-based Mangrove Restoration and Livelihoods in Sundarbans region of Bangladesh

The coastal areas of South Asia are already severely affected by the consequences of global climate change. Frequent tropical storms and ris...

Community based Ecological Mangrove Restoration Project in Bangladesh

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Community based Ecological Mangrove Restoration Project in Bangladesh

Khulna is the 3rd largest city of Bangladesh after Dhaka and Chittagong. This city is located in south-western part of Bangladesh. It covers...

Promoting women-led mangrove based social business and ecosystem restoration in the Sundarbans coastal region of Bangladesh

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Promoting women-led mangrove based social business and ecosystem restoration in the Sundarbans coastal region of Bangladesh

Mangroves of the tropical coasts are the most productive ecosystems of the world. The single largest Mangrove forest in the world the Sundar...