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Bangladesh Environment and Development Society (BEDS) is a leading community-based non-profit organization dedicated to solving complex environmental and social challenges in Bangladesh. Recognized globally, BEDS proudly received the prestigious Equator Prize in 2024 and the National Environment Award of Bangladesh in 2022, along with several other national and international honors. Founded with a vision to promote harmony between people and nature, BEDS works hand in hand with local communities—respecting indigenous knowledge, culture, and ecological wisdom—to restore ecosystems and strengthen resilience.
Webinar on “Propagation of culture of Penaeus vennamei in Sundarban: its potential and challenges”
Bangladesh Environment and Development Society (BEDS) is implementing the project titled *“Multi-Stakeholder Partnership (MSP) to Strengthen Transformative Processes in Shrimp Trade as a Basis for the Protection of Mangrove Ecosystems in South Asia”* in collaboration with Daimler, Global Nature Fund (GNF), Naturland, Nature Environment and Wildlife Society (NEWS), and the Collective Leadership Institute. The project is funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Germany.
As part of this initiative, our project partner in India, Nature Environment and Wildlife Society (NEWS), organized a webinar on **“Propagation of Culture of *Penaeus vannamei* in the Sundarbans: Potentials and Challenges”** on 26 November 2020 at 2:30 PM (Bangladesh Time).
The webinar served as a platform for stakeholders, researchers, and practitioners to discuss the opportunities, challenges, and sustainability considerations associated with *Penaeus vannamei* cultivation in the Sundarbans region.
As part of this initiative, our project partner in India, Nature Environment and Wildlife Society (NEWS), organized a webinar on **“Propagation of Culture of *Penaeus vannamei* in the Sundarbans: Potentials and Challenges”** on 26 November 2020 at 2:30 PM (Bangladesh Time).
The webinar served as a platform for stakeholders, researchers, and practitioners to discuss the opportunities, challenges, and sustainability considerations associated with *Penaeus vannamei* cultivation in the Sundarbans region.