Advancing Environmental Protection, Forest Restoration & Biodiversity Conservation in Bangladesh Since 2003!

  • 171

    NGO’s, research institutions received Arannayk Foundation’s grant.

  • 14

    Village Common Forest restored.

  • 67

    Endangered plant species protected from extinction.

  • 39000

    Households provided with alternative livelihoods.

  • 2000

    Km of road brought under strip plantation.

  • 17500

    Ha. of land brought under block plantation.

  • 7000

    Ha. of land reforested.

Ongoing Projects

Plastic Reduction Initiative in Sundarbans Transboundary International Natural Ecosystems (PRISTINE)

Plastic Reduction Initiative in Sundarbans Transboundary International Natural Ecosystems (PRISTINE)

This project aims to combat plastic pollution in both the upstream and downstream areas of the Sundarbans Reserve Forest. It focuses on establishing a recycling value chain for Single-Use Plastics (SUP) that can be tracked and monitored through a mobile application. This application will document and highlight the contributions of waste collectors to the circular plastic economy while also improving their l...

Location: Bagerhat
Strengthening Institutional Capacity to Combat Wildlife Trafficking in Bangladesh

Strengthening Institutional Capacity to Combat Wildlife Trafficking in Bangladesh

This project is designed to strengthen the institutional capacity of the Bangladesh Forest Department (BFD) in combating wildlife crime across the country. Core initiatives include the formation of a ten-member Curriculum Review Committee (CRC) led by BFD, comprehensive gap analysis of the existing training framework, development of 30 specialized training modules, formulation of a standardized and updated...

Location: All Over Bangladesh
Scaling Up Forest Landscape Restoration in Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh

Scaling Up Forest Landscape Restoration in Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh

The project (March 2024 – June 2027) aims to scale up forest landscape restoration (FLR) across Bandarban Hill District using proven models developed under the earlier CHT-FLR project (part of USAID’s COMPASS Activity). It also seeks to develop a more productive and climate-resilient alternative to the current practice of short-rotation shifting cultivation. The project promotes inclusive, community-led res...

Location: Bandarban

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Arannayk Foundation in the News

Arannayk Foundation to introduce OECM program to protect biodiversity Daily Sun
Businesses seek incentives for eco-friendly industrialisation The Business Standard
Plastic takes a toll on Sundarbans The Daily Star

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