Życie po zmianach klimatu w Bangladeszu - Redux
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A group of mawali is having rest and getting ready for going inside the forest to collect honey. In order to survive in this brackish land, people are entering the Sundarbans legally and illegally. About a million people depend on the resources of Sundarbans forest. Traditional forest resource users are experiencing newcomers those who used to have different professions. Due to huge unemployment in the coastal areas, many have already moved to the cities, the rest are trying to demand resource sharing. This situation is creating conflict among original collectors of resources like mawali (honey collectors), bawali (gol leaf collectors), and fishermen including indigenous people Munda, Mahato and Bagdi.
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2011-05-09
Mohammad Rakibul Hasan/Redux/EAST NEWS
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