Author name: SESDO

Mangroves4Life: Regular Community Meeting As part of our ongoing activities, we held a regular consultation meeting with the Union Parishad Chairman, community leaders, local representatives, and distinguished persons of Gabura Union. These regular meetings ensure that local voices remain at the center of our work. By bringing together community members and leaders, we strengthen collaboration, […]

Mangroves4Life: Success Begins! Our Mangroves4Life project is making remarkable progress in Gabura Union, Bangladesh. We restore mangroves that protect and sustain our coastal communities and ecosystems. This transformation has happened in just one month. We have restored 0.54 hectares of degraded mangroves, planting 2,700 seedlings with the dedication of 30 committed community members. These achievements

Mangroves4Life: Success Begins! Our Mangroves4Life project is making remarkable progress in Gabura Union, Bangladesh. We restore mangroves that protect and sustain our coastal communities and ecosystems. This transformation has happened in just one month. We have restored 0.54 hectares of degraded mangroves, planting 2,700 seedlings with the dedication of 30 committed community members. These achievements

Mangroves4Life: Success Begins! Our Mangroves4Life project is making remarkable progress in Gabura Union, Bangladesh. We restore mangroves that protect and sustain our coastal communities and ecosystems. This transformation has happened in just one month. We have restored 0.54 hectares of degraded mangroves, planting 2,700 seedlings with the dedication of 30 committed community members. These achievements

Concept Note Mangroves4Life: Community-Based Mangrove Restoration for Coastal Protection in the Sundarbans Region of Bangladesh Lead Organization: SESDO (Social and Environmental Sustainable Development Organization) Location: Village: Pasvemari, Union: Gabura, Upazila: Shyamnagar, District: Satkhira. Duration: 2025–2030 (Phase 1 – 2025) Background & Problem The Sundarbans, is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a Ramsar