Current Projects

USAID ECOSYSTEMS/ Protibesh

Arannayk Foundation is implementing USAID Ecosystems / Protibesh Activity in Bangladesh as one of the partners of Chemonics to improve ecosystem conservation through strengthening environmental governance and management, reducing threats to biodiversity, and supporting market-based incentives in and around key biodiversity areas of the country. The AF is responsible for supporting a network of co-management organiza ...

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Landscape Modelling and Planning in Selected Landscapes in the Chittagong Hill Tracts

For the development of a long-term land-use plan for a selected landscape in CHT (Rankhiang Reserve Forest and its surrounding landscape in Rangamati and Bandarban Hill Districts) Arannayk Foundation has been implementing the ‘Landscape Modeling and Planning’ project in Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) through analysis of the existing land-use practices, institutional and policy frameworks governing land use ...

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Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) Communities Forest Landscape Restoration (CFLR) Project

Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) Communities Forest Landscape Restoration (CFLR) Project under Community Partnership to Strengthen Sustainable Development Program (COMPASS) known as CHT-FLR is being implemented in Rowangchari upazila of Bandarban. The goal of the project is to enhance the capacity of the institutions and the CHT communities in managing forests and livelihood through evidence based scientific knowledge. ...

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Greening Environment through Livelihood Improvement and Forest Enrichment- The GREEN LIFE Project

The GREEN LIFE (Greening Environment through Livelihood Improvement and Forest Enrichment) is a project under USAID’s Local Works Program in Bangladesh. The project aimed at restoration and conservation of the forests and watershed ecosystems with a particular focus on the Sheikh Jamal Inani National Park (SJINP) that has been severely impacted by the 2017 influx of forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals. ...

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Market Study for wood chips, saw dust and other wood products including furniture (demand and supply)

The project is funded by Bangladesh Forest Department under SUFAL project, aimed to comprehensively analyze the existing and potential demand for wood products and the supply potential of the government forests (plantations), private forests, and imported wood as well as and forecast future scenarios under various influencing factors within the country over the next ten years. This project also includes policy and r ...

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