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Ecology • Equity • Resilience

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Ecology • Equity • Resilience

Growing Climate Resilience Across Rural Bangladesh

BREAT is an upcoming non-profit community action organization deploying community-driven agroecological frameworks to rehabilitate degraded ecosystems, build food security, and scale climate-smart agriculture — led by the rural women and youth who will carry it forward.

WHO WE ARE

Rooted in Science, Led by Communities.

Positioned at the intersection of climate resilience, environmental science, and agricultural development, BREAT scales sustainable ecosystems through inclusive, youth-driven, and women-led initiatives — operating nationally across Bangladesh, with primary field implementation in the climate-vulnerable southern regions and key agricultural production zones.

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Our Five Core Pillars of Impact

Projects
Direct field interventions: climate-smart agricultural mechanization, degra...
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Events
Field days, seasonal planning workshops, and community forums that bring ru...
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Campaigns
Public awareness and resource-mobilization drives supporting nutrition educ...
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Trainings
Climate-smart agriculture bootcamps, micro-entrepreneurship courses for wom...
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Metrics of Change

The measurable footprint of our collective efforts.

ACTUAL WORK

Where We Create Change

VOICES OF CHANGE

Impact Stories

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