Restore protective mangrove buffers, enhance biodiversity and climate security, and seed inclusive bioeconomy pathways.
An equitable, women-powered restoration enterprise that grows living shorelines, biodiversity and dignified livelihoods.
Rebuild mangrove belts, stabilize soils, increase fish nursery habitat, and enhance carbon sequestration.
Generate income for women and youth through nurseries, eco-tourism, honey and value-added mangrove products; strengthen food-water security.
Women’s restoration cooperatives, school eco-clubs, fisher associations, participatory monitoring.
Blended—grants, community enterprises (nursery stock, honey, eco-tourism), future ecocredit/blue-carbon mechanisms.
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Ecosystem Unity:
Mangrove–delta–estuarine blue-carbon ecosystem.
Tropical monsoon with cyclone exposure.
Peak rains Jun–Sep; storm surges during pre-/post-monsoon cyclones.
~10–37 °C
Ganges–Brahmaputra–Meghna lower delta; Bay of Bengal receiving basin.
Shallow coastal aquifers; brackish to fresh depending on season.
Sundari, Keora, Avicennia; mud crabs, fish nurseries, otters, kingfishers; occasional dolphins.
Mudflats, tidal creeks, barrier islands, polders.
With gratitude to Munda and coastal artisanal communities for longstanding stewardship.
Shrimp ghers, fishing jetties, embanked villages, cyclone shelters.
Severe cyclone impacts (Aila, Amphan); salinity intrusion and land subsidence.
Riparian and coastal corridors buffering settlements and connecting to the Sundarbans.
Satkhira ~55 km; Khulna City ~80 km.
