Bangladesh is a riverine country that is the most climate-change-vulnerable country in the
world. Riverbank erosion adversely affects people and their livelihoods by damaging their …

ABSTRACT Madhupur Sal (Shorea robusta) forest, the largest belt of natural Sal forest in
Bangladesh, is rich in ecological resources and biodiversity. In recent years, human …

In Peru, subsistence farmers experience firsthand the direct and indirect impacts of climate
change (CC). To understand how farmers adapt their livelihoods to climatic variability, this …

Drought constitutes one of the natural phenomena that causes the greatest socio-economic,
and environmental losses in both the short and long term worldwide. Each year, these …

Climate change is known to have a severe influence on agriculture, posing a serious danger
to the food security and livelihoods of rural people, hence, public understanding about …

Bangladeshi vegetable growers rely heavily on chemical pesticides to manage pests.
Botanical pesticides are often promoted as an environmentally friendly way to control pests …

Climate risks pose significant challenges to farmers' livelihoods, particularly in sub-Saharan
Africa, where the complex interplay of factors intensifies the impact on small-scale farmers …

The Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE) is considered as the most prominent public
organization in Bangladesh for disseminating agricultural information to the farmers. In this …

Bandarban hill district is one of the main hilly areas of Bangladesh which is surrounded by
forests and enriched with ecological resources and biodiversity. Ecosystems sustain …

Traditionally women are mostly engaged in household-based income generating activities.
Post-harvest processing of vegetables has recently gained much attention due to its value …