Bangladesh

In Bangladesh, the OCPP is able to support government partners with their aquatic food supply diversification objective for sustainable growth, poverty alleviation and income generation. This helps ensure more sustainable and reliable access to food, which can go into consumption nationally or trade internationally.  

With academic partners in Bangladesh OCPP efforts are focused on strengthening local capacity to protect marine biodiversity, address pollution threats and inform the sustainable use of marine resources. By combining UK and Bangladesh scientific expertise with local knowledge, OCPP is empowering communities and decision-makers to safeguard Bangladesh's globally unique, but at-risk marine ecosystems, such as the world’s largest mangrove ecosystem, which provided hundreds of thousands of people with their homes and livelihoods. 

Below, you will find a collection of resources, including published papers and reports, showcasing the progress and outcomes of our work in collaboration with Bangladesh and in region.  

SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD

1. Lipophilic Toxins Generic SOP v1.pdf

MARINE POLLUTION

1. Creation of an international laboratory network towards global microplastics monitoring harmonisation

MARINE biodiversity

GEDSI and SEAH

1. OCPP GEDSI Analysis: Bangladesh

OCPP SCHOLARSHIP
PROGRAMME

Ocean Country Partnership Programme Scholarships Bangladesh | ACU

UK PARTNERS

Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC)

Marine Management Organisation (MMO)

Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas)

We extend our sincere gratitude to all stakeholders, partners, and contributors who have collaborated with us on the Ocean Country Partnership Programme. Your dedication and support are vital to our shared mission of protecting and sustainably managing our oceans. Together, we are making a difference.