By Md. Ahidur Rahman from Netrakona If climate justice is ensured it will reflects in the decline rate of climate induced disasters and this will impact of lands, agriculture and other aspects of the nature. Disasters often damage crops, deteriorate the structure of landscape and sometimes contaminate the fresh water sources of living being. Farmers […]
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Subir Kumar Sarkar from Ghior, Manikganj Agriculture plays an important role in the development of Bangladesh. People in rural Bangladesh hugely depends on agriculture for their livelihood. This sector also still makes mentionable contribution in the economy of Bangladesh. Many people, particularly in the rural areas take agriculture as their main occupation. Farmer Md. Emdadul
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Alpana Nafak from Kalmakanda Netrokona Banbera is a border belt village in Kharnai union of Kalmakanda upazila. Mostly indigenous people live in this village. There are 17 families in the village. Of these, 2 families belong to Garo ethnic group and the remaining 15 families belong to Hajong ethnic group. Nahajan Hajong (45) is a
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