From Salinity to Sustainability: Regenerative Agriculture Strengthening Biodiversity and Coastal Climate Resilience
In the climate-exposed coastal belt of Bangladesh, salinity intrusion, cyclones, waterlogging and sea-level rise are steadily eroding agricultural productivity. Fields once fertile now struggle with salinity stress. For many smallholders, conventional input-heavy farming has become both risky and expensive. Regenerative Agriculture (RA) offers a different pathway-one that restores soil, rebuilds biodiversity, and strengthens climate resilience while reducing dependence on costly external inputs. At its core, RA treats the farm not as a factory, but as a living ecosystem. It offers a practical, nature-based pathway for ecological restoration and strengthening climate resilience. By rebuilding degraded soils and diversifying production systems, RA supports both environmental sustainability and livelihood security.
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