Agroecological Transition Pathways in the Chittagong Hill Tracts
Exploring community-led pathways for transitioning conventional farming systems toward diversified, ecologically sound agroecological landscapes across the CHT region.
Read PaperSSEAFA conducts interdisciplinary research connecting ecology, agriculture, economics, and community knowledge to inform practice and policy.
Exploring community-led pathways for transitioning conventional farming systems toward diversified, ecologically sound agroecological landscapes across the CHT region.
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A longitudinal study measuring income diversification and household resilience among smallholder farmers adopting agroforestry systems, comparing outcomes across five districts.
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Documenting indigenous seed-saving practices and measuring their effectiveness as an adaptive strategy in the face of shifting rainfall patterns and seasonal variability.
Read PaperAn in-depth review of SSEAFA's seed conservation work over half a decade — measuring variety recovery, farmer adoption rates, and social dynamics within seed-saving networks.
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Documenting the socioeconomic impact of women-led agroforestry cooperatives — examining income changes, decision-making power, and community resilience over three years.
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