Thematic Areas
Forest Rights & Indigenous People
The Forest Rights Act (FRA), 2006 was enacted to correct historical injustice by recognizing the land, livelihood, and cultural rights of Scheduled Tribes and other traditional forest dwellers.
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Sundarban Ecology & Environment
The Sundarbans is a living delta where rivers meet the Bay of Bengal—shaped every day by tides, salinity, sediment, and storms.
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Cultural Revival
The Sundarbans has a rich, living cultural world shaped by tides, forests, rivers, and everyday risk.
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Labour
In the Sundarbans, labour is shaped by uncertainty—cyclones, embankment breaches, salinity and erosion reduce local work, pushing large numbers of people into seasonal and long-distance migration.
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Livelihood
In the Sundarbans, livelihood is inseparable from ecology. Families earn from a braided economy. But every income source is “taxed by risk”: cyclones, embankment breaches, etc.
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Wild Life & Human Conflict
In the Sundarbans, human–wildlife conflict is a constant livelihood risk, not a rare incident.
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Women Issues
In the Sundarbans, women’s lives are shaped by a harsh mix of climate shocks, fragile livelihoods, and unsafe mobility.
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