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Stakeholder informed innovation and scaling priorities in Bangladesh agrifood systems: A country profile report
Bangladesh’s agrifood systems are undergoing rapid transformation under conditions of high population density, shrinking per capita land availability, accelerating urbanization, evolving dietary demand, and escalating climate risk. While agricultural productivity and food availability have improved
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