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PROJECT 01 |
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Project Name |
Increase awareness on climate change and its impacts
involving public broadcasters worldwide |
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Donor |
Korean
Broadcasting System (KBS) |
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Period |
July 2007 - December 2007 |
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Location |
The project is being implemented in
northern, middle and southern Bangladesh |
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Goals and Objectives |
To create awareness among the people about
diverse affect of climate change in Bangladesh. This also
enables the affective people to cope with adverse situation and
to take necessary measure to adopt with the situation |
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Brief description |
The main purposes of the project are to
produce a video documentary on diverse affect of climate change
in three different areas in Bangladesh i.e. northern, middle and
southern Bangladesh. And to create awareness among the people
through broad casting by the different television channel, Video
show will also be arranged in different rural areas to create
awareness among the rural people. |
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Outputs |
-Building awareness among the
people about climate change.
- Developing a documentary entitled " On the 50 th birth-day the
Planet for the next generation" |
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PROJECT 02 |
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Project Name |
Community based conservation and regeneration of mangrove
forest in Moheskhali Island |
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Donor |
Keidanren
Nature Conservation Fund (KNCF) Japan |
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Period |
April/2005 -
March/2008 |
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Location |
The project
is being implemented in Moheskhali Island |
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Goals and Objectives |
To conserve the rich ecosystem and
biodiversity hotspot by mangrove afforestation, protection of
globally significant marine turtle breeding through community
participation and capacity building of the target community
people through different training. |
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Brief Description |
Bangladesh POUSH has been implementing a
project Sustainable Conservation of Mangrove Forest and Marine
Turtle through Community Participation in Moheshkhali Island
under Cox’s Bazar district of Bangladesh |
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Outputs |
- Restoration of mangrove
- Capacity building of the community people towards mangrove
restoration, Nursery establishment, & turtle conservation
through different skill development training.
- Raise community awareness & education on resource
conservation.
- Ensure safe breeding ground for turtle. |
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PROJECT 03 |
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Project Name |
Technical Training for Income Generating Activities and
natural resources management. |
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Donor |
Under different Projects. |
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Period |
start from 1991 |
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Location |
The project is being implemented in Chakaria, Cox's Bazar
Sadar, St. Martin's Island, Maheskhali Island of Cox's Bazar
district, Niamotpur, Manda of Nawgaon district. |
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Brief description |
Bangladesh POUSH has always mobilizes poor
people in to different groups and are giving hand on training on
commercially viable products and services for their sustainable
livelihoods management. |
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Outputs |
Following are some program that POUSH is
continuously undertaking in its program area community:
- Agro forestry
- Group formation and management
- Biodiversity conservation at community level
- Commercial fish culture for men & women
- Livestock and poultry rearing
- Homestead Gardening
- Nursery Techniques
- Tree Plantation & Management Techniques
Project monitoring and evaluation Etc. |
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PROJECT 04 |
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Project Name |
Implementation of Biodiversity Conservation Management Plan
of St. Martin’s Island ECA under Coastal & Wetland Biodiversity
Management (BGD/99/G31/CWBMP) |
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Donor |
UNDP/GEF/DOE,
Government of Bangladesh. |
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Period |
January 2007- December 2009 |
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Location |
St.
Martin’s Island |
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Goals and Objectives |
The overall goal of the project is to establish and demonstrate an
innovative system for management of ECAs in Bangladesh. |
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Brief description |
The project is being implemented by the Department of Environment (DoE),
Ministry of Environment & Forest in cooperation with five NGOs. The
project is supporting DoE efforts to operationalize the Ecologically
Critical Area (ECA) concept at two main sites: Cox’s Bazar (which
includes three ECAs) within the country’s long and biodiversity-rich
coastal zone and Hakaluki haor at one of the largest and most important
of the country’s many inland freshwater wetlands. |
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Outputs |
The main activities of the project are as:
Biodiversity conservation through community participation.
Restoration of Mangrove, sand dune, and screw pine.
Capacity building and awareness raising for local community |
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PROJECT 05 |
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Project Name |
Non formal Primary Education |
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Donor |
RICOH Co.
Ltd and RCJ Japan. |
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Period |
January/2001 - December/2007 |
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Location |
Cox’s Bazar |
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Brief description |
Eleven non- formal primary education centres
are operating with the financial assist from RICOH Co. Ltd.
Japan for the children of the poorest family in the remote
coastal area in Cox’s Bazar coastal district. In each centre is
for 30 children. Student belongs to 6 to 12 years old. In
addition with the normal elementary education visual educational
materials like poster on different environmental message use for
the students for better understanding of the environment. At
present 330 children are studying in the school centre. The
demand of this non formal education centre in the area has
increased. Education centers are running well. Over the period
of last two years a total of 150 children has completed grade
one and now they are studying in grade two |
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PROJECT 06 |
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Project Name |
Post Literacy and Continuing Education for Human Development |
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Donor |
World Bank / Ministry of Primary and Mass
Education, GoB |
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Period |
July/2005 -
December / 2007 |
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Location |
Manda and
Niamotpur upazila of Naogaon district |
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Goals and Objectives |
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Brief description |
Bangladesh POUSH is going to implemented new
project on Post Literacy and Continuing Education for Human
Development under non-formal Primary Education in Manda upazila
under Naogaon district. The project is implemented by Ministry
of Primary and Mass Education. The project commenced on 25th
July-2005. |
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PROJECT 07 |
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Project Name |
Community Mobilization for Biodiversity Conservation at Cox’s
Bazar Under Coastal& Wetland Biodiversity Management Project (CWBMP) |
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Donor |
GEF/ UNDP/
Department of Environment, GOB |
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Period |
April 2005- June 2006 |
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Location |
Cox’s Bazar |
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Goals and Objectives |
To organize village conservation groups,
building their capacity and develop participatory action plan
development for conservation and management of biodiversity in
ECAS. |
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Brief
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Bangladesh POUSH has implemented community
Mobilization for Biodiversity Conservation at Cox’s Bazar ECAS a
Component of Coastal & Wetland Biodiversity Management Project
in Cox’s Bazar. Ukhya, Ramu, Teknaf, Sonadia Island as Lead NGOs
with Partner NGO. Department of Environment, Government of
Bangladesh is implementing the project with financial support
from GEF/UNDP. |
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Outputs |
- Socioeconomic report
- Resource Mapping and its boundary.
- Village conservation groups.
- local conservation committees.
- Mangrove restoration ( 100 acres plantation and five
nurseries).
- Conserve habitat.
- Capacity building materials.
- Biodiversity friendly livelihood options..
- Community organization / Institution to manage ECAs. |
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PROJECT 08 |
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Name |
Mobilizing Communities in Protection, Conservation and
management of Coastal Fisheries Resources |
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Donor |
FAO/
Department of Fisheries, GOB. |
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Period |
January /
2003- November / 2005 |
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Location |
Cox’s Bazar,
Moheshkhali, Ramu and Ukhiya Upazilas |
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Goals and
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To promote livelihood security of the poor
coastal fishing communities and protection, conservation and
management of coastal fisheries resources. |
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Brief
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Bangladesh POUSH, in coalition with
Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) and
Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies (BCAS) is implementing a
component of the project, Empowerment of Coastal Fishing
Communities (BGD/97/017) in Cox’s Bazar, Moheshkhali, Ramu and
Ukhiya Upazilas. The project is implemented by Department of
Fisheries with support from the Food and Agriculture
Organization (FAO). The project commenced on 1st January 2003
and is expected to complete in November 2005. The project
engages a number of service providers from the NGOs to assist
the project in achieving its objectives within the given
framework of project concept, strategy and institutional
arrangement. |
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PROJECT 09 |
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Project
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Social Afforestation and Nursery
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Donor |
RICOH CO.
LTD. Japan. |
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Period |
February/2000 - March/ 2002 |
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Location |
Tangail and Narail districts. |
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Goals and
Objectives |
Social Afforestation and Nursery Development |
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Brief
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POUSH has completed three-year project on
Afforestation and Nursery Development with the assistance of
RICOH CO.LTD., Tokyo, Japan. |
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Outputs |
About 80000 seedlings of different tree
species were raised and planted on 60 acres of denuded land in 3
Upazila of Tangail & Sherpur districts, 100 community people
benefited during the period of 2000 to 2002. |
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PROJECT 10 |
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Project
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Free Distribution of Seedlings to the
Local Peoples |
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Donor |
POUSH own
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Period |
2001
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Location |
Coastal
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Goals and
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To increase the tree cover in
homestead areas of the households and also to increase biomass
production for the benefits of the rural people. |
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Brief
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As a part of awareness program POUSH
distribute seedling among the local people free of cost to
increase the tree cover in homestead areas of the households and
also to increase biomass production for the benefits of the
rural people. POUSH distributed 70,000 seedlings in 2001-2002
among the local people at the different project locations
mentioned. Accordingly POUSH is being distributed on an average
5,000 seedling of different tree species among the local people
yearly. |
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Outputs |
To increase the tree cover in
homestead areas of the households. |
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PROJECT 11 |
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Project
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Coastal Green Belt Project at Chakaria
Upazila of Cox’s Bazar District (Period of implementation:
2000-2001) |
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Donor |
ADB/Forest
Department, GOB. |
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Period |
2000-2001 |
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Location |
Chakaria
Upazila of Cox’s Bazar District |
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Goals and
Objectives |
The goal is to
restore the swamp forest in haor areas. The main objective of the
project to demonstrate the process swamp forest restoration in haor area
of Bangladesh |
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Brief
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Under this project a total of 240 local
community based people were trained on protection and management
of planted trees of coastal belt. Now 240 local people are
engaged in protecting and managing the about 15 km. Of
plantation (2000-2001) with Assistance of Asian Development
Bank, Department of Forest Government of Bangladesh. |
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PROJECT 12 |
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Project
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Enhanced Environment Awareness Among
Children, Teacher and Local people. |
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Donor |
JFGE, Japan |
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Period |
1999-2000 |
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Location |
Harbang,
Chakaria, Cox's Bazar. |
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Goals and
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Enhanced Environmental Awareness among
children, Teacher, and local people using Audio-visual materials
in Rural Areas of Bangladesh. |
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Brief
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This
two-year’s project has been successfully implemented by POUSH
with the Financial assistance from JFGE, and in collaboration
with Ramsar Center Japan in the year of 1999 and 2000. Over 2500
community people and 1000 children, 100 school teachers
benefited. |
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PROJECT 13 |
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Non-formal Environmental Primary Education (Period of
implementation: 1996-1998) |
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Donor |
RICOH CO.
LTD. RCJ, Japan. |
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Period |
October 1998- September 1999 |
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Location |
12 upazilas
of Bangladesh |
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Brief
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POUSH has
established 30 non-formal primary school centres in 12 upazilas
of Bangladesh for the children of the poorest of the poor. POUSH
has implemented this with its own fund over the period of 3
years (1996-1998), benefiting over 2700 children. |
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Outputs |
Seventy Primary Education Centres were
established in different remote rural areas under 14 upazilas
and operated for the poor children over the period of 1996 to
1998. Over 6300 poor Girls & boys benefited from this project
all the students successfully completed 3 years primary courses
(i.e. Class-III). |
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PROJECT 14 |
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Biological Protection of Embankments in Coastal Area of Cox’s
Bazar(Two Polders) |
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Donor |
WFP/Water
Development Board, GOB. |
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Period |
1992-1993 |
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Location |
Polder No.
66/1 under Cox’s Bazar Upazilas and at Polder No.69 under
Moheshkhali Upazilas of Cox’s Bazar district |
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Goals and
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To develop an
inventory on water resources to help better understanding of the beels
as well as the types and availability of other water resources in
project villages |
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Brief
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Bangladesh POUSH was one of the three NGOs
which participated in the implementation of Biological
Protection of Coastal Embankment by involving local people
sponsored by Bangladesh Water Development Board. POUSH
implemented this Biological Protection of Coastal Embankment
pilot project at Polder No. 66/1 under Cox’s Bazar Upazilas and
at Polder No.69 under Moheshkhali Upazilas of Cox’s Bazar
district during the year of 1992-1993. |
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Outputs |
This programme was evaluated by consultants
of BWDB, and in their final report it was nominated as a
programme viable for replication. Several consultants from The
World Bank and UNDP also visited the project site and were
satisfied with the achievement of the project. The consultants
also discussed elaborately with POUSH on development of
participatory methods for biological protection of coastal
embankments. This subsequently resulted in the formulation a
methodology for replication in other parts of the country.
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PROJECT 15 |
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Nursery
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Donor |
WFP/Forest
Department, GOB. |
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Period |
1991-1996 |
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Location |
21 project
sites under 11 districts |
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Goals and
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To collect
qualitative and quantitative data for developing information on selected
environmental components that likely to be affected by the IFFD schemes. |
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Brief
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For the Social Forestry Programme of its own,
Bangladesh POUSH operated 24 central nurseries at 21 project
sites under 11 districts. There were 3 nurseries located in
Cox’s Bazar, Ramu and Chakaria Upazilas of Cox’s Bazar district
with the capacity of 1.5 lakh seedling raising capacity. |
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Outputs |
POUSH Nursery Workers mainly Women got the
training in Nursery raising technique by the Local Forest
Department staffs. Every year on an average POUSH raised about
1.0 million seedlings of different tree species which were used
for the following project components:-
1. Tree Plantation and Social Forestry programme of POUSH
2. Free distribution of seedlings among the local people
3. Free distribution of seedlings to School Children
4. Distribution of seedlings among local institutions. |
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PROJECT 16 |
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Project
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Participatory Social Afforestation |
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Donor |
WFP/Forest
Department, GOB. |
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Period |
1991-1998 |
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Location |
12 upazilas |
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Goals and
Objectives |
The purpose was to
recovery degraded environment through participatory
afforestation. |
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Brief
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A major
activity of POUSH is to encourage the planting of useful
varieties of trees in homesteads, private fallow land, and
common access lands through participatory forestry. This
activity has been carried out in fourteen upazilas of different
environmentally degraded areas of Bangladesh. Assistance to this
project has been obtained from the World Food Programme. The
focus is in tree planting as well as protection of natural
habitats, wildlife, wetlands, promoting income generating
activities for the landless poor people and social
transformation through non-formal education. |
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Outputs |
Over the past Twelve years (From 1990 to
2002) this program component has been implemented, POUSH has
planted over two million trees in environmentally degraded
areas. A total of 2200 acres of degraded land brought under
plantation of different tree species by involving community
people. |
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