Harvesting Resilience: Modified Floating-bed for Climate Smart Agriculture
The “Project Harvesting Resilience” aims to combat soil salinity and flooding in Bangladesh’s southwestern coast, where these challenges contribute to annual GDP losses exceeding 5%. The initiative employs traditional floating agriculture, integrating halophytes for natural desalination and materials such as activated carbon to effectively reduce salinity levels. Its primary goal is to enable the cultivation of staple crops in high-salinity areas, mitigate flood damage, and promote climate-smart farming practices. Focusing on food security, sustainable agriculture, and community empowerment, the project specifically seeks to benefit women in these vulnerable regions. However, it faces significant challenges, including logistical constraints, extreme weather conditions, and funding limitations. If successful, the project is expected to lead to higher crop yields, greater technology adoption, improved market access, and enhanced socio-economic benefits for local communities, ultimately transforming challenging environments into productive agricultural zones.
- Md. Rezwanul Islam Shuvo,
- Kumar Utsho Shaha Dip
- Abdullah Bin Firoz
- Shabbir Ahammad
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