By Barsha Gain from the coast Climate change has become a harsh reality for Bangladesh’s southwestern … The battle against salinityRead more
Author: Bangladesh Resource Center for Indigenous Knowledge A Non-governmental and Non-profit development Organization
Bangladesh Resource Center for Indigenous Knowledge, BARCIK is a non-governmental non-profit development organization. Established in 1997 by a group of development practitioners, researchers and social workers, BARCIK has been working in the fields of environment and development with utmost commitment and purpose. Registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau under the Prime Minister’s Office, Government of Bangladesh, to operate foreign funds.
Hosna Akter’s Journey with rearing local varieties of Lauwa Chickens
By Happy Roy from Netrakona Women have always been central to sustaining agriculture in rural Bangladesh. … Hosna Akter’s Journey with rearing local varieties of Lauwa ChickensRead more
Vermicompost improves soil and crop quality
By Mukter Hossein from Manikganj A training session on the preparation and use of vermicompost was … Vermicompost improves soil and crop qualityRead more
Biodiversity crisis at Bangladesh’s First wetland-based Wildlife Sanctuary
By Amreto Kumar Sarker from Rajshahi Bangladesh’s first wetland-based wildlife sanctuary, Bill Jowana (locally known as … Biodiversity crisis at Bangladesh’s First wetland-based Wildlife SanctuaryRead more
Indigenous women learn organic pest Control reduce production and provide safe food
By Rina Mahali from Tanore, Rajshahi An eco-friendly agriculture training workshop was held recently at Thanatala … Indigenous women learn organic pest Control reduce production and provide safe foodRead more
When plastic waste turns into green hope
By Amit Sarkar from Rajshahi In urban life, plastic is no longer a luxury rather it … When plastic waste turns into green hopeRead more