The Southwest Coastal Region of Bangladesh is a part of the Ganges flood plain, geographical location has given it a brackish water regime. It contains a highly productive mangrove ecosystem Sundarbans, unique type of biodiversity and most of the areas are tilde wetlands. Human civilization and culture of the region has developed throughout the centuries by optimum utilization of natural resources and addressing natural disasters.

The unsolicited human interventions and adverse impact of climate change kept a negative impact on the environment, ecology and biodiversity in this region that are creating vulnerabilities to human lives and livelihoods, resulting in increased poverty. 

In this context, a group of young energetic and socially committed and enthusiastic are formed ‘AOSED-An Organization for Socio-Economic Development’ in 1999 to work together for conserving environment, ecology, biodiversity and addressing challenges of  climate change  to improve  the standard of lives and livelihoods of vulnerable community.

Since the journey, AOSED addressing Water Justice, Food security and agriculture,  Environment conservation and Climate Change, Health & hygiene, Disaster management issue through implementing different projects, programmes, social action research and events with the cooperation of various level of national, international development agencies and research and educational institutions.

The Southwest Coastal Region of Bangladesh is a part of the Ganges flood plain, geographical location has given it a brackish water regime. It contains a highly productive mangrove ecosystem Sundarbans, unique type of biodiversity and most of the areas are tilde wetlands. Human civilization and culture of the region has developed throughout the centuries by optimum utilization of natural resources and addressing natural disasters.

The unsolicited human interventions and adverse impact of climate change kept a negative impact on the environment, ecology and biodiversity in this region that are creating vulnerabilities to human lives and livelihoods, resulting in increased poverty. 

In this context, a group of young energetic and socially committed and enthusiastic are formed ‘AOSED-An Organization for Socio-Economic Development’ in 1999 to work together for conserving environment, ecology, biodiversity and addressing challenges of  climate change  to improve  the standard of lives and livelihoods of vulnerable community.

Since the journey, AOSED addressing Water Justice, Food security and agriculture,  Environment conservation and Climate Change, Health & hygiene, Disaster management issue through implementing different projects, programmes, social action research and events with the cooperation of various level of national, international development agencies and research and educational institutions.

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