Project Name: Study of Diversity, Utilization and Conservation of Lotus from Bangladesh.Implemented by: Bengal Plants Research and Development

During May 2018 and November 2019, the project ‘Accelerating Horizontal Learning in Bangladesh Polders’ was implemented in 10 polders in southern Bangladesh, in Khulna, Satkhira, Patuakhali, and Barguna regions. The project was financed by the Innovation Fund of the Blue Gold programme, a bilateral Dutch-Bangla programme aimed at boosting flood protection, improving water management, and strengthening livelihoods in the Bangladesh’s polder areas. A key focus area of the project is dissemination of good practices in agriculture and water management within polder communities.The ‘Accelerating Horizontal Learning…’ project was designed to provide a boost to Horizontal Learning happening among WMGs, by leveraging the potential of smartphones and videos. Every video is a story, no matter how technical or mundane the subject matter. Even an instructional video on canal excavation will have to deal with nuances such as languages and local dialect. Producers of high-quality extension videos(organizations and individuals) are usually not from farming communities. Thus, they often fail to speak to communicate with farmers in a language, tone, and sensibility that they best relate to. When farmers themselves make videos, they are able to communicate more effectively to fellow farmers. Equally important is the fact that when it comes to videos advocating new practices, farmers find those made by fellow farmers more credible.

Cooking Competition: Radhi o Khai, Pusti Vuli Nai.

Department : BroadcastResponsibility : Camera Person for In house program Production including corporate, documentary, drama serial From : 21st September 2007 to January 2011

Department : Audio-Visual ProductionResponsibility : Corporate, Documentary and TVC'S shooting