of the climate vulnerable people
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Serving for Humanity and Dignity
LEDARS (Local Environment Development and Agricultural Research Society) is a non-profit and non-political organization working for the social, economic, and environmental development of the poor and marginalized people of the southwest region of Bangladesh since 1996.
Our Vision
To contribute to poverty reduction of the poor and marginalized groups through optimum usage of local resources.
Our Mission
LEDARS supports and equips people with appropriate methods to raise their voices for establishing basic and human rights, in order to ensure livelihood security of the most vulnerable and socially excluded segments of the population.






Protecting Our Planet
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Promoting Adaptation in Agriculture
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Enhancing Climate Justice
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Promoting Sustainable Livelihood
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Enhancing Water and Health
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Mitigating Loss and Damage
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Promoting Blue Carbon
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Managing Knowledge for Climate
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Conserving Environment and Ecology









Get Involved To Help Change Life
LEDARS is a nonprofit organization driving sustainable development in Bangladesh. We empower vulnerable communities, build resilience, and create a better future through strong partnerships and action oriented solutions. Passionate and dedicated, we ensure meaningful and lasting impact where it’s needed most. Join us by volunteering your skills, participating in our internship or scholarship programs, or donating to support critical initiatives. Together, we can transform challenges into opportunities. Get involved today and be a part of the change!
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We sincerely honor every initiative aimed at uplifting communities and creating a sustainable future for our planet.
The Touch of a Mini Pond Transforms Sandhya Rani and a Village
In the remote village of Khutikata, Shyamnagar, Satkhira, the story of 52-year-old Sandhya Rani Sarkar unfolds as a testament to resilience and transformation. Once a destitute housewife, Sandhya’s days were consumed by the struggle to provide for her sick husband and children. Her husband, a day laborer, earned little, and Sandhya often had to rely on collecting cow dung from grazing fields to scrape together a meager existence. Without the ability to repay loans, even neighbors and relatives turned her away in times of need……..
Check Our News
LEDARS Observed World Water Day 24
LEDARS distributed disaster response materials to youth group to response in disasters.
LEDARS Provided Scholarship for Climate Change Research.
Distribution of environment-friendly improved stoves in Shyamnagar of Satkhira
LEDARS kick started the Climate Change Loss and Damage Project in Satkhira.
LEDARS organized Capacity Building Training for Climate Advocacy Forum Member in Khulna.
Our Professional Team



