BANGER：Application examples of eco-friendly technology in Bangladesh

　　Application examples of eco-friendly technology in Bangladesh

　　Under the background of climate change and environmental degradation facing the global community today, eco-friendly technology is increasingly becoming an important support for the sustainable development of countries. Bangladesh, as a country facing many environmental challenges, is also actively exploring the use of eco-friendly technology to improve its ecological environment and the quality of life of its people. First, Bangladesh’s efforts in the field of renewable energy are particularly remarkableBANGER. The country has abundant solar resources, so it has vigorously developed solar power generation. Many remote areas are not covered by the traditional power grid, and solar photovoltaic systems have become an important power source for rural families. **In cooperation with** non-governmental organizations, small solar panels are provided to rural areas, which not only reduces dependence on fossil fuels but also improves the living conditions of the residentsHeyBaji. The application of this clean energy not only provides a stable power supply but also achieves self-sufficiency in the economy, allowing more families to escape poverty. Second, in agriculture, Bangladesh is also gradually adopting eco-friendly technologies. Traditional agriculture often relies on chemical fertilizers and **, leading to soil degradation and water source pollution. In recent years, an increasing number of farmers have started to adopt integrated pest management (IPM) and organic agricultural technologies. For example, using natural predators instead of chemical **, or through crop rotation and intercropping to improve soil health and fertility. These methods not only reduce the environmental burden but also improve the quality of agricultural products, enabling Bangladeshi farmers to obtain better prices in both domestic and international markets. In addition, in terms of water resource management, Bangladesh has also made certain progress. With the frequent occurrence of flood disasters caused by climate change, the rational use of water resources is particularly importantBaji. The introduction of intelligent irrigation systems helps farmers use water resources more efficiently and avoid waste. This system, through sensors and meteorological data, can accurately predict the water requirements of crops and provide precise irrigation plans for different crops, thereby improving water utilization. Finally, urban waste management is also an important field for the implementation of eco-friendly technology in Bangladesh. Some local governments have already started to promote the development of the circular economy through waste classification and resource recycling. For example, several pilot projects in Dhaka City encourage residents to separate kitchen waste from recyclable materials. This not only relieves the pressure on urban landfills but also creates conditions for the reuse of renewable resourcesBonanza. In summary, Bangladesh has achieved preliminary results in the application of eco-friendly technology. Through measures such as renewable energy, eco-agriculture, water resource management, and waste treatment, this country is moving towards the goal of sustainable development. Although many challenges still remain, as long as there is continuous innovation and practice, Bangladesh will undoubtedly go further on the road of ecological construction.