| ES Value Id | FAO Biome | Ecosystem | TEEB Ecosystem code | Forest Zone | Forest Zone Others | Forest Zone text | ES Class | ES Information | ES All Text | Sub ES Text | TEEB subES code | IUCN Function | District | Division | Site Scale | study others | TEEB scale code | Location Name | Legal Status | Study Other_2 | Site Area | Site Unit | Site Ha | Site Condition Text | Site Condition | Latitude | Longitude | Valuation Method | Valuation Other_1 | Valuation Other_2 | Valuation Measured Text | Value Original | Value total | Value Currency | Value Year | Spatial Unit | Temporal Unit | Beneficial Unit | Beneficial Other_1 | Beneficial Other_2 | Beneficial Number | Beneficial Text | Author | Year Publication | Title | Full Reference | Study Link | Research Link | Reviewer Name | Review Date | Data Entered By | Created At |
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| ESV 29504320 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical rain forest | 6.1 | CHT hill forest | The Baraiyadhala National Park (BDNP) is one of the 18 National Parks and the only national park located in Chattogram district out of Bangladesh's total 45 PAs. It is featured by tropical semi-evergreen, tropical wet evergreen, tropical moist deciduous, bamboo thickets, and plantations. | Regulating |
Es Name : Climate Regulation SubES name : C-sequestration SubES Quantity : 0.9 SubES Quantity Unit : tC/ha/yr SubES Value : 1202 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Air Quality Regulation SubES name : Capturing fine dust SubES Quantity : 46.51 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr SubES Value : 66747 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr SubES Valuation: Damage Cost Avoided -------- Es Name : Regulation of water flows SubES name : Water regulation [unspecified]- Ground water infiltration or recharge SubES Quantity : 12.82 SubES Quantity Unit : million m3/year SubES Value : 8209 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr SubES Valuation: Value Transfer -------- |
Carbon in above ground biomass, below ground biomass, soil and litter has been estimated, Forests reduce the cost of treatment due to illness and mortality by many ways among which air pollution removal is significant. PM10 deposition by vegetation is very important as it helps purifying air and relieves people from being affected by many air borne diseases, A higher proportion of the rainfall is infiltrated which is presented here as ground water infiltration or recharge. | Carbon sequestration; Capturing fine dust- PM10; Ground water infiltration or recharge | 81, 71, 104 | Secondary |
Chattogram, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | The Baraiyadhala National Park is located in Sitakunda-Mirsharai Upazilla of Chattogram district. | Reserve | 2934 | Ha | 2933.61 | 22.65 | 91.58333 | Damage Cost Avoided,Market Price,Value Transfer | Value of annual carbon sequestration, Avoided cost of illness through air pollution removal, Total value of ground water recharge | 76,158 BDT/ha/yr | 76158 | BDT | 2020 | ha | Year | Md. Abul Hasnat Shah Jalal, Rafiqul Haider, Md. Melon, Md. Motiar Rahman, Syedul Alam, S.M. Rabiul Alam, Mohammed Kamal Hossain, Md. Akhter Hossain | 2020 | Valuation of Ecosystem Services in Baraiyadhala National Park, Bangladesh | Jalal, M.A.H.S., Haider, M.R., Melon, M., Rahman, M.M., Alam, S., Alam, SMR, Hossain, M.K., & Hossain, M.A. (2020). Valuation of Ecosystem Services in Baraiyadhala National Park, Bangladesh (Bulletin 05; p. 90). Forest Economics Division, Bangladesh Forest Research Institute. | http://bfri.portal.gov.bd/sites/default/files/files/bfri.portal.gov.bd/page/145fcf41_ef67_4402_a4a0_83e3fba112e9/2021-04-12-05-55-3b840b2ddbba55c1a7cfd76ee8037d00.pdf | http://bfri.portal.gov.bd/sites/default/files/files/bfri.portal.gov.bd/page/145fcf41_ef67_4402_a4a0_83e3fba112e9/2021-04-12-05-55-3b840b2ddbba55c1a7cfd76ee8037d00.pdf | Naeema Jihan Zinia | 2022-04-04 | Compass User | 29-03-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 42070996 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical rain forest | 6.1 | CHT hill forest | The Baraiyadhala National Park (BDNP) is one of the 18 National Parks and the only national park located in Chattogram district out of Bangladesh's total 45 PAs. It is featured by tropical semi-evergreen, tropical wet evergreen, tropical moist deciduous, bamboo thickets, and plantations. | Provisioning |
Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and charcoal SubES Quantity : 23227 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr SubES Value : 23688 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Broom grass SubES Quantity : 16662 SubES Quantity Unit : culm/ha/yr SubES Value : 8159 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Bamboo SubES Quantity : 1237 SubES Quantity Unit : culm/ha/yr SubES Value : 23248 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Sungrass SubES Quantity : 0.12 SubES Quantity Unit : bundle/ha/yr SubES Value : 29 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Medicinal resources SubES name : Biochemicals-Medicinal plants and plant parts SubES Quantity : 26 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr SubES Value : 504 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber- Potential harvest SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 15475 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Raw materials, Medicinal resources | Fuelwood, Broom grass, Bamboo, Sungrass, Biochemicals -Medicinal plants and plant parts, Potential timber harvest | 33, 36, 36, 36, 51, 32ential timber har | Actual |
Chattogram, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | The Baraiyadhala National Park is located in Sitakunda-Mirsharai Upazilla of Chattogram district | Reserve | 2934 | ha | 2933.61 | 22.65 | 91.58333 | Market Price | Economic value regularly received by the surrounding people and the relevant stakeholders from fuelwood, bamboo, broom grass, medicinal plants, and potential timber harvest | 50,103 BDT/ha/yr | 50103 | BDT | 2020 | ha | Year | Md. Abul Hasnat Shah Jalal, Rafiqul Haider, Md. Melon, Md. Motiar Rahman, Syedul Alam, S.M. Rabiul Alam, Mohammed Kamal Hossain, Md. Akhter Hossain | 2020 | Valuation of Ecosystem Services in Baraiyadhala National Park, Bangladesh | Jalal, M.A.H.S., Haider, M.R., Melon, M., Rahman, M.M., Alam, S., Alam, SMR, Hossain, M.K., & Hossain, M.A. (2020). Valuation of Ecosystem Services in Baraiyadhala National Park, Bangladesh (Bulletin 05; p. 90). Forest Economics Division, Bangladesh Forest Research Institute. | http://bfri.portal.gov.bd/sites/default/files/files/bfri.portal.gov.bd/page/145fcf41_ef67_4402_a4a0_83e3fba112e9/2021-04-12-05-55-3b840b2ddbba55c1a7cfd76ee8037d00.pdf | http://bfri.portal.gov.bd/sites/default/files/files/bfri.portal.gov.bd/page/145fcf41_ef67_4402_a4a0_83e3fba112e9/2021-04-12-05-55-3b840b2ddbba55c1a7cfd76ee8037d00.pdf | Naeema Jihan Zinia | 2022-04-04 | Compass User | 29-03-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 63087432 | Tropical Moist | Other (tropical forests) | 6.4 | Sal forest | The Sal zone represents the geographical areas in Madhupur and Barind tract with small hillocks and plain land. | Provisioning |
Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber SubES Quantity : 0.094 SubES Quantity Unit : m3/HH/year SubES Value : 2137.80 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Bamboo SubES Quantity : 4.482 SubES Quantity Unit : no/HH/year SubES Value : 489.59 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and charcoal SubES Quantity : 50.75 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/HH/year SubES Value : 507.5 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Biomass fuels- Leaves SubES Quantity : 350.49 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/HH/year SubES Value : 1927.53 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : NTFPs [food only!]- Fruits SubES Quantity : 135.19 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/HH/year SubES Value : 8649.83 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Broom SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 46.61 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Medicinal resources SubES name : Biochemicals- Medicinal plants SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 44.65 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fodder SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 7.15 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 5.59 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Raw materials, Food | Timber, Other Raw materials- Bamboo, Brooms, Fuel wood, Leaves, Fodder, NTFPs [food only!]- Fruits, Biochemicals- Medicinal plants, Food- Fish | 32, 36, 33, 39, 14, 51, 34, 11 | Actual | National | 3 | The Sal zone represents the geographical areas in Madhupur and Barind tract | Market Price | Total value of primary tree and forest products collected by households in Sal forest zone | 54784 million BDT/year | 54784000000 | BDT | 2019 | Year | GoB | 2015 | Tree and forest resources of Bangladesh: Report on the Bangladesh Forest Inventory | GoB (2019), Tree and forest resources of Bangladesh: Report on the Bangladesh Forest Inventory. Forest Department, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, Dhaka, Bangladesh. | http://bfis.bforest.gov.bd/bfi/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/BFI_report_final_8-12-20_2.pdf | http://bfis.bforest.gov.bd/bfi/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/BFI_report_final_8-12-20_2.pdf | Naeema Jihan Zinia | 2022-04-03 | Compass User | 30-03-22 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 58896731 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical rain forest | 6.1 | CHT hill forest , Sylhet hill | The Hill zone represents hilly geographical areas in the eastern part of the country. | Provisioning |
Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber SubES Quantity : 0.445 SubES Quantity Unit : m3/HH/year SubES Value : 3469.82 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Bamboo SubES Quantity : 27.095 SubES Quantity Unit : no/HH/year SubES Value : 1559.48 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and charcoal SubES Quantity : 1208.63 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/HH/year SubES Value : 4693.30 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Biomass fuels- Leaves SubES Quantity : 183.17 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/HH/year SubES Value : 562.91 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : NTFPs [food only!]- Fruits SubES Quantity : 182.96 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/HH/year SubES Value : 7089.23 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Poles SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 106.49 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Brooms SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 228.06 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Medicinal resources SubES name : Biochemicals- Medicinal plants SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 16.12 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fodder SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 251.40 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Plants / vegetable food- Mushroom SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 99.62 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 1772.50 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Raw materials, Food, Medicinal resources | Timber, Other Raw materials- Bamboo, Poles, Brooms, Fuel wood, Leaves, Fodder, NTFPs [food only!]- Fruits, Biochemicals- Medicinal plants, Food- Plants / vegetable food (Mushroom), Fish | 32, 36, 33, 39, 14, 51, 34, 13, 11 | Actual | National | 3 | The Hill zone represents hilly geographical areas in the eastern part of the country. | Market Price | Total value of primary tree and forest products collected by households in Hill forest zone | 17851 million BDT/year | 17851000000 | BDT | 2015 | Total area | Year | GoB | 2019 | Tree and forest resources of Bangladesh: Report on the Bangladesh Forest Inventory | GoB (2019), Tree and forest resources of Bangladesh: Report on the Bangladesh Forest Inventory. Forest Department, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, Dhaka, Bangladesh. | http://bfis.bforest.gov.bd/bfi/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/BFI_report_final_8-12-20_2.pdf | http://bfis.bforest.gov.bd/bfi/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/BFI_report_final_8-12-20_2.pdf | Naeema Jihan Zinia | 2022-04-03 | Compass User | 31-03-22 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 82133099 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans | The Sundarbans Reserve Forest (SRF) | Regulating |
Es Name : Climate Regulation SubES name : C-sequestration SubES Quantity : 4.8 SubES Quantity Unit : Mt CO2/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Climate regulation | C-sequestration | 81 | Secondary |
Khulna, |
Khulna | Local | 1 | Sundarbans Reserve Forest | Reserve | 577000 | ha | 577000 | 23.5 | 89.916667 | M. M. Abdullah-Al-Mamun, Kazi Mohammad Masum,A. H. M. Raihan Sarker,Asyraf Mansor. | 2017 | Ecosystem services assessment using a valuation frameworkfor the Bangladesh Sundarbans: livelihood contributionand degradation analysis | Abdullah-Al-Mamun, M. M., Masum, K. M., Raihan Sarker, A. H. M., & Mansor, A. (2017). Ecosystem services assessment using a valuation framework for the Bangladesh Sundarbans: Livelihood contribution and degradation analysis. Journal of Forestry Research, 28(1), 1–13. | https://doi.org/10.1007/s11676-016-0275-5 | N/A | Md Sariful Islam | 2022-04-05 | Umme Honey Haque | 31-03-22 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 67052545 | Tropical Rainforest | Plantations | 14.4 | CHT hill forest | 15 years rotation of Acacia auriculiformis Plantation in the degraded hills of Hathazari Sub-District, Hathazari-Fatikchari Hill range, Chittagong | Regulating |
Es Name : Climate Regulation SubES name : C-sequestration SubES Quantity : 17.07 SubES Quantity Unit : million Mg SubES Value : 326 SubES Value Unit: million US$ SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Climate Regulation | C-sequestration | 81 | Secondary |
Chattogram, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Hathazari–Fatikchari range, Hathazari sub-district, Chittagong | Reserve | 0 | million ha | 150000 | 22.53445 | 91.82347 | Social Cost of Carbon | The present value of potential revenue flow from carbon sequestration for 15 years rotation of Acacia auriculiformis Plantation in the degraded hills of Chittagong district, Bangladesh. | US$ 326 Million | 326000000 | USD | 2009 | 15 years | S. K. BARUA and S. M. S. HAQUE | 2011 | SOIL CHARACTERISTICS AND CARBON SEQUESTRATION POTENTIALS OFVEGETATION IN DEGRADED HILLS OF CHITTAGONG, BANGLADESH | Barua, S. K., & Haque, S. M. S. (2013). Soil characteristics and carbon sequestration potentials of vegetation in degraded hills of Chittagong, Bangladesh. Land Degradation & Development, 24(1), 63-71. | https://doi.org/10.1002/ldr.1107 | N/A | Md Abdur Rahman Forhad | 2022-04-05 | Fahmida Nizam | 31-03-22 | |||||||||||||
| ESV 41642735 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical Rainforest | 6.1 | Sylhet hill | The study was conducted in the national park of Bangladesh: Lawachara National Park (LNP). It is located in the northeastern part of the country. | Provisioning | Food, Raw materials. | NTFPs, Fuelwood | 14, 33 | Actual |
Moulvibazar, |
Sylhet | Local | 1 | The PA (LNP) is located in the northeastern part of the country, Kamalganj Upazilla, Maulvibazar District, Sylhet division. | Reserve | 1250 | Ha | 1250 | 24.319722 | 91.783611 | Market Price | The total monthly provisioning value of LNP is BDT 2118.75 which includes both NTFPs and fuelwood only. | BDT 2118.75 per month. | 2118.75 | BDT | 2009 | Ha | Month | S.A. MUKUL, J. HERBOHN, A.Z.M.M. RASHID and M.B. UDDIN | 2014 | Comparing the effectiveness of forest law enforcement and economic incentives to prevent illegal logging in Bangladesh. | Mukul, S. A., Herbohn, J., Rashid, A. Z. M. M., & Uddin, M. B. (2014). Comparing the effectiveness of forest law enforcement and economic incentives to prevent illegal logging in Bangladesh. International Forestry Review, 16(3), 363-375. | https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/24310486.pdf?casa_token=exayELWlXCgAAAAA:YWZP-C59m4WVGvwpSfqWE0LbSFA_W4j-za_MOFPI9hyT3xrWA47e357eoh2AGVF6CVOd8EBw4uKWtuLEwIoRAQwV-AC2RTJ7uIO7akav5s8243wrx2DD | N/A | Suriya Yeasmin | 2022-04-05 | Md. Tajbib Rahman | 31-03-22 | |||||||||||||
| ESV 93346124 | Tropical Rainforest | Plantations | 14.4 | CHT hill forest | Tree Plantation, Hathazari-Fatikchari hill range, Hathazari sub-district, Chittagong. | Regulating |
Es Name : Climate Regulation SubES name : C-sequestration SubES Quantity : 0.735 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Climate Regulation | Carbon sequestration | 81 | Secondary |
Chattogram, |
Chattogram | Local | Hathazari–Fatikchari range, Hathazari sub-district, Chittagong | Reserve | 22.53445 | 91.82347 | S. K. BARUA and S. M. S. HAQUE | 2011 | SOIL CHARACTERISTICS AND CARBON SEQUESTRATION POTENTIALS OFVEGETATION IN DEGRADED HILLS OF CHITTAGONG, BANGLADESH | Barua, S. K., & Haque, S. M. S. (2013). Soil characteristics and carbon sequestration potentials of vegetation in degraded hills of Chittagong, Bangladesh. Land Degradation & Development, 24(1), 63-71. | https://doi.org/10.1002/ldr.1107 | N/A | Md Abdur Rahman Forhad | 2022-04-05 | Fahmida Nizam | 31-03-22 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 95014258 | Tropical Rainforest | Pastures | 14.2 | CHT hill forest | Grassland established by Hathazari Dairy Firm, Hathazari-Fatikchari hill range, Hathazari sub-district, Chittagong. | Regulating |
Es Name : Climate Regulation SubES name : C-sequestration SubES Quantity : 0.562 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Climate Regulation | Carbon sequestration | 81 | Secondary |
Chattogram, |
Chattogram | N/A | 1 | Hathazari sub-district, Hathazari–Fatikchari range, Chittagong. | Other | 22.53445 | 91.82347 | S. K. BARUA and S. M. S. HAQUE | 2011 | SOIL CHARACTERISTICS AND CARBON SEQUESTRATION POTENTIALS OFVEGETATION IN DEGRADED HILLS OF CHITTAGONG, BANGLADESH | Barua, S. K., & Haque, S. M. S. (2013). Soil characteristics and carbon sequestration potentials of vegetation in degraded hills of Chittagong, Bangladesh. Land Degradation & Development, 24(1), 63-71. | https://doi.org/10.1002/ldr.1107 | N/A | Md Abdur Rahman Forhad | 2022-04-05 | Fahmida Nizam | 31-03-22 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 91414090 | Tropical Rainforest | Orchards/agro-forestry | 14.3 | CHT hill forest | Horticulture established by the Regional Agricultural Research Station at Hathazari, Chittagong | Regulating |
Es Name : Climate Regulation SubES name : C-sequestration SubES Quantity : 1.1406 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Climate Regulation | Carbon sequestration | 81 | Secondary |
Chattogram, |
Chattogram | Local | Other | 1 | Hathazari sub-district, Hathazari–Fatikchari range, Chittagong. | 22.53445 | 91.82347 | S. K. BARUA and S. M. S. HAQUE | 2011 | SOIL CHARACTERISTICS AND CARBON SEQUESTRATION POTENTIALS OFVEGETATION IN DEGRADED HILLS OF CHITTAGONG, BANGLADESH | Barua, S. K., & Haque, S. M. S. (2013). Soil characteristics and carbon sequestration potentials of vegetation in degraded hills of Chittagong, Bangladesh. Land Degradation & Development, 24(1), 63-71. | https://doi.org/10.1002/ldr.1107 | N/A | Md Abdur Rahman Forhad | 2022-04-05 | Fahmida Nizam | 31-03-22 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 42729152 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical rain forest | 6.1 | Sylhet hill | The study was conducted in the national park of Bangladesh: Lawachara National Park (LNP). It is located in the northeastern part of the country. | Provisioning | Food, Raw materials. | NTFPs, Fuelwood. | 14, 33 | Primary |
Habiganj, |
Sylhet | Local | 1 | The PA (SNP) is located in the northeastern part of the country, Chunarughat Upazilla of Habiganj district, Sylhet division. | Reserve | 243 | Ha | 243 | 24.125 | 91.445 | Market Price | The total monthly provisioning value of LNP is BDT 2521.43 which includes both NTFPs and fuelwood only. | BDT 2521.43 per month. | 2521.43 | BDT | 2009 | Ha | Month | S.A. MUKUL, J. HERBOHN, A.Z.M.M. RASHID and M.B. UDDIN | 2014 | Comparing the effectiveness of forest law enforcement and economic incentives to prevent illegal logging in Bangladesh. | Mukul, S. A., Herbohn, J., Rashid, A. Z. M. M., & Uddin, M. B. (2014). Comparing the effectiveness of forest law enforcement and economic incentives to prevent illegal logging in Bangladesh. International Forestry Review, 16(3), 363-375. | https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/24310486.pdf?casa_token=exayELWlXCgAAAAA:YWZP-C59m4WVGvwpSfqWE0LbSFA_W4j-za_MOFPI9hyT3xrWA47e357eoh2AGVF6CVOd8EBw4uKWtuLEwIoRAQwV-AC2RTJ7uIO7akav5s8243wrx2DD | N/A | Suriya Yeasmin | 2022-04-05 | Md. Tajbib Rahman | 31-03-22 | |||||||||||||
| ESV 69288004 | Tropical Rainforest | Cropland (arable land) | 14.1 | Sylhet hill | Khasia hills and hillocks in Sylhet district | Provisioning |
Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and charcoal SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 1054 SubES Value Unit: BDT/Month SubES Valuation: Market Price -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Plants/ vegetable food SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 9013 SubES Value Unit: BDT/Month SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Raw Materials, Food | Fuel wood and charcoal, Plants/ vegetable food- Betel Leaf and betel nut and agriculture | 33, 13 | Actual |
Sylhet, |
Sylhet | Local | 1 | Three villages of three thanas of the Khasia tribe in Sylhet district | Reserve | 25.01666 | 92.01666 | Market Price | Average monthly income of Khasia people from Betel Leaf and betel nut and agriculture in northeastern Bangladesh | BDT 8750 per month from Betel Leaf and betel nut, BDT 1054 per month from trees and BDT 263 per month from agriculture | 10067 | BDT | 2003 | Month | Household | 72 | Eight households were selected at random from lists of the households in each category in each of the three villages-72 households in all. | T.K. NATH, INOUE MAKOT0, M.J. ISLAM AND M.A. KABIR | 2003 | THE KHASIA TRIBE OF NORTHEASTERN BANGLADESH: THEIR SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS, HILL FARMING PRACTICES, AND IMPACTS ON FOREST CONSERVATION | Nath, T. K., Makoto, I., Islam, M. J., & Kabir, M. A. (2003). The Khasia tribe of northeastern Bangladesh: their socio-economic status, hill farming practices and impacts on forest conservation. Forests, trees and livelihoods, 13(4), 297-311. | https://doi.org/10.1080/14728028.2003.9752467 | N/A | Mohammad Belal Uddin | 2022-04-05 | Aynun Nishat Farhabi | 31-03-22 | |||||||||||||
| ESV 38879640 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans | The Sundarbans Reserve Forest (SRF) | Provisioning |
Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish SubES Quantity : 3949.15 SubES Quantity Unit : MT/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : NTFPs [food only!]- Honey SubES Quantity : 128 SubES Quantity Unit : tons/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Beewax SubES Quantity : 32 SubES Quantity Unit : tons/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber SubES Quantity : 3567 SubES Quantity Unit : m3/Year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuelwood and charcoal SubES Quantity : 120040 SubES Quantity Unit : tons/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Golpata SubES Quantity : 113888 SubES Quantity Unit : tons/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Food, Raw materials | Fish, NTFPs- Honey, Beewax, Timber, Fuelwood, Other Raw- Golpata | 11, 14, 16, 32, 33, 36 | Actual |
Khulna, |
Khulna | Local | 1 | Sundarbans Reserve Forest | Reserve | 577000 | ha | 577000 | 23.5 | 89.916667 | M. M. Abdullah-Al-Mamun, Kazi Mohammad Masum,A. H. M. Raihan Sarker,Asyraf Mansor. | 2017 | Ecosystem services assessment using a valuation frameworkfor the Bangladesh Sundarbans: livelihood contributionand degradation analysis | Abdullah-Al-Mamun, M. M., Masum, K. M., Raihan Sarker, A. H. M., & Mansor, A. (2017). Ecosystem services assessment using a valuation framework for the Bangladesh Sundarbans: Livelihood contribution and degradation analysis. Journal of Forestry Research, 28(1), 1–13. | https://doi.org/10.1007/s11676-016-0275-5 | N/A | Md Sariful Islam | 2022-04-05 | Umme Honey Haque | 31-03-22 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 56655311 | Tropical Moist | Orchards/agro-forestry | 14.3 | Sal forest | The study area falls under Madhupur upazilla (sub-district) of Tangail District situated in the northern part of the country . The southern part of Madhupur tract is known as Bhawal Garh and the northern part as Madhupur Garh, in Bengali. The forest department manages forests of this tract through several management units (called ‘Range’) administered under Tangail Forest Division. The forest department has agroforestry plots in each of its management units viz Dokhala range, Aronkhala range, Madhupur range, and National park range. | Provisioning | Food, Raw materials | Plants / vegetable food- Pineapple,Ginger,Paddy,Papaya,Pumpkin,Mustard, Raw materials- Timber | 13,32 | Actual |
Tangail, |
Dhaka | Local | 1 | The study area falls under Madhupur upazilla (sub-district) of Tangail District situated in the northern part of the country . The forest department has agroforestry plots in each of its management units viz Dokhala range, Aronkhala range, Madhupur range, and National park range. | Reserve | 24.75 | 90.08333 | Market Price | Total compounded benefit of agroforestry landuse over a rotation of 10 years at 8.5% interest rate. | US$ 23369 | 23369 | USD | 2006 | Total area | 10 years | Person | 25000 | About 25,000 people live around Madhupur forest area | Mahbubul Alam , Yasushi Furukawa , Kazuhiro Harada | 2009 | Agroforestry as a sustainable landuse option in degraded tropical forests: a study from Bangladesh. | Alam, M., Furukawa, Y., & Harada, K. (2010). Agroforestry as a sustainable landuse option in degraded tropical forests: A study from Bangladesh. Environment, Development and Sustainability, 12(2), 147–158. | https://doi.org/10.1007/s10668-009-9186-3 | N/A | Suriya Yeasmin | 2022-04-05 | Md. Seikh Sadiul Islam Tanvir | 31-03-22 | |||||||||||||
| ESV 38300298 | Tropical Moist | Orchards/agro-forestry | 14.3 | Trees outside forest | The study area falls under Madhupur upazilla (sub-district) of Tangail District situated in the northern part of the country . The southern part of Madhupur tract is known as Bhawal Garh and the northern part as Madhupur Garh, in Bengali. The forest department manages forests of this tract through several management units (called ‘Range’) administered under Tangail Forest Division. The forest department has agroforestry plots in each of its management units viz Dokhala range, Aronkhala range, Madhupur range, and National park range. | Provisioning |
Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and charcoal SubES Quantity : 2513 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/farm/year SubES Value : 71.9 SubES Value Unit: USD/farm/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber SubES Quantity : 0.14 SubES Quantity Unit : m³/farm/year SubES Value : 36.3 SubES Value Unit: USD/farm/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Bamboo SubES Quantity : 53 SubES Quantity Unit : Piece/farm/year SubES Value : 53.5 SubES Value Unit: USD/farm/year SubES Valuation: Market Price -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Fruits SubES Quantity : 386.7 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/farm/year SubES Value : 83.6 SubES Value Unit: USD/farm/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Raw materials, Food | Fuelwood and charcoal, Timber, Other Raw- Bamboo, Other food- Fruits | 33, 32, 36, 16 | Actual |
Naogaon, |
Rajshahi | Local | 1 | Porsha thana (sub-district) in Naogaon district, situated in the northwestern region of Bangladesh. | 25.012 | 88.4976 | Market Price | The overall market value (in US$) of various homegardens products harvested in one year | Fruits US$83.6, Timber US$36.3, Fuel US$71.9, Bamboo US$53.5 | 245.3 | USD | 2012 | Homestead | Year | Household | People of three villages from the sub-district | Mahbubul Alam | 2012 | Valuation of Tangible Benefits of a Homestead Agoforestry System: A Case Study from Bangladesh | Alam, M. (2012). Valuation of Tangible Benefits of a Homestead Agoforestry System: A Case Study from Bangladesh. Human Ecology, 40: 639–645. | https://doi.org/10.1007/s10745-012-9512-5. | N/A | Mohammad Belal Uddin | 2022-04-05 | Aynun Nishat Farhabi | 31-03-22 | ||||||||||||||
| ESV 36171174 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical Rainforest | 6.1 | CHT hill forest | Thanchi upazilla (sub-district) of Bandarban district under CHTs. | Regulating |
Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Moisture content SubES Quantity : 14.41 SubES Quantity Unit : Percentage SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Porosity SubES Quantity : 30.25 SubES Quantity Unit : Percentage SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Particle density SubES Quantity : 2.045 SubES Quantity Unit : g/cc SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Organic matter SubES Quantity : 3.5 SubES Quantity Unit : Percentage SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Maximum water holding capacity SubES Quantity : 24.75 SubES Quantity Unit : Percentage SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Field capacity SubES Quantity : 14.06 SubES Quantity Unit : Percentage SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Bulk density SubES Quantity : 1.6025 SubES Quantity Unit : g/cc SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Maintenance of soil structure | Physical and chemical properties like moisture content, porosity, particle density, organic matter, maximum water holding capacity, field capacity and bulk density of bushy forest soil. | 131 | Primary |
Bandarban, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Thanchi upazilla (sub-district) of Bandarban district under CHTs. | Unclassified_state_forest_(USF) | 22.37 | 92.73 | Mohammad Shaheed Hossain Chowdhury, Md. Abdul Halim, Shampa Biswas, S. M. Sirajul Haque, Nur Muhammed, Masao Koike | 2007 | Comparative evaluation of physical properties in soils of orange orchard and bushy forest in chittagong hill tracts, Banglandesh | Chowdhury, M. S. H., Halim, M. A., Biswas, S., Haque, S. S., Muhammed, N., & Koike, M. (2007). Comparative evaluation of physical properties in soils of orange orchard and bushy forest in Chittagong Hill Tracts, Banglandesh. Journal of Forestry Research, 18(3), 245-248. | https://doi.org/10.1007/s11676-007-0050-8 | N/A | Md Golam Rakkibu | 2022-04-05 | Shakhera Akter Shimu | 01-04-22 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 46981346 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical Rain Forest | 6.1 | Sylhet hill | Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in Gazipur and Ranigaon unions (small administrative unit of local government) of Chunarughat Upazila (sub-district) in Habigonj district. It is under the jurisdiction of the Habigonj-2 Forest Range of Sylhet Forest Division. | Provisioning |
Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and charcoal SubES Quantity : 277380 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/household/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Biomass fuels SubES Quantity : 41004 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/household/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Raw Materials | Fuel wood and biomass fuels (tree leaves) for cooking purposes | 33, 39 | Actual |
Habiganj, |
Sylhet | Local | 1 | Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary (Figure 1) is situated in Gazipur and Ranigaon unions (small administrative unit of local government) of Chunarughat Upazila (subdistrict) in Habigonj district. It is under the jurisdiction of the Habigonj-2 Forest Range of Sylhet Forest Division. | Reserve | 1795 | ha | 1795 | Well_functioning | 24.165000 | 91.625000 | Total_Number | 24000 | Total population of 36 villages around Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary. | Mohammad Shaheed Hossain Chowdhury , Masao Koike , Shalina Akther & Md. Danesh Miah | 2011 | Biomass fuel use, burning technique and reasonsfor the denial of improved cooking stoves byForest User Groups of Rema-Kalenga WildlifeSanctuary, Bangladesh | Chowdhury, M. S. H., Koike, M., Akther, S., & Miah, D. (2011). Biomass fuel use, burning technique and reasons for the denial of improved cooking stoves by Forest User Groups of Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary, Bangladesh. International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology, 18(1), 88-97. | https://doi.org/10.1080/13504509.2010.532906 | N/A | Md Golam Rakkibu | 2022-04-05 | Shakhera Akter Shimu | 01-04-22 | ||||||||||||||||
| ESV 91895591 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical rain forest | 6.1 | CHT hill forest | Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) | Regulating |
Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- Sedimentation in stilling basin (SB) SubES Quantity : 2.73 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- suspended sediment passing the outlet weir (Sw) SubES Quantity : 20.61 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- ediment yield (Sy) SubES Quantity : 23.34 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- sedimentation in the natural depositional area upstream of the gauging station (SD) SubES Quantity : 17.72 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- upland soil loss (Au) SubES Quantity : 41.1 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Maintenance of soil fertility | Soil loss components from fallowed Jhum area sub-watershed CJ: sedimentation in stilling basin (SB), suspended sediment passing the outlet weir (Sw), sediment yield (Sy), sedimentation in the natural depositional area upstream of the gauging station (SD), upland soil loss (Au) | 133 | Secondary |
Bandarban, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Three small neighboring watersheds of approximately 1 ha each were demarcated within the research farm of The Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Center (SCWMC) at Bandarban. | Other | 21.18333 | 88.01667 | Abdul Gafur, Jens Raunsø Jensen, Ole K. Borggaard, Leif Petersen | 2002 | Runoff and losses of soil and nutrients from small watersheds under shifting cultivation (Jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh | Gafur, A., Jensen, J. R., Borggaard, O. K., & Petersen, L. (2003). Runoff and losses of soil and nutrients from small watersheds under shifting cultivation (Jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh. Journal of Hydrology, 17. | https://doi.org/10.1016/S0022-1694(03)00263-4 | N/A | Md Sariful Islam | 2022-04-05 | Umme Honey Haque | 02-04-22 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 53556116 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical rain forest | 6.1 | CHT hill forest | Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) | Regulating |
Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- Sedimentation in stilling basin (SB) SubES Quantity : 0.21 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- suspended sediment passing the outlet weir (Sw) SubES Quantity : 8.45 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- sediment yield (Sy) SubES Quantity : 8.65 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- Sedimentation in the natural depositional area upstream of the gauging station (SD) SubES Quantity : 1.52 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- Upland soil loss (Au) SubES Quantity : 10.2 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Maintenance of soil fertility | Soil loss components from fallowed Jhum area sub-watershed MP: sedimentation in stilling basin (SB), suspended sediment passing the outlet weir (Sw), and sediment yield (Sy), sedimentation in the natural depositional area upstream of the gauging station (SD), upland soil loss (Au) | 133 | Secondary |
Bandarban, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Three small neighboring watersheds of approximately 1 ha each were demarcated within the research farm of The Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Center (SCWMC) at Bandarban. | Other | 21.18333 | 88.01667 | Abdul Gafur, Jens Raunsø Jensen, Ole K. Borggaard, Leif Petersen | 2002 | Runoff and losses of soil and nutrients from small watersheds under shifting cultivation (Jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh | Gafur, A., Jensen, J. R., Borggaard, O. K., & Petersen, L. (2003). Runoff and losses of soil and nutrients from small watersheds under shifting cultivation (Jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh. Journal of Hydrology, 17. | https://doi.org/10.1016/S0022-1694(03)00263-4 | N/A | Md Sariful Islam | 2022-04-05 | Umme Honey Haque | 02-04-22 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 38516960 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical Rainforest | 6.1 | CHT hill forest | Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) | Regulating |
Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- Sedimentation in stilling basin (SB) SubES Quantity : 0.02 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- suspended sediment passing the outlet weir (Sw) SubES Quantity : 2.97 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- sediment yield (Sy) SubES Quantity : 2.99 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Maintenance of soil fertility | Soil loss components from fallowed Jhum area sub-watershed CJ: sedimentation in stilling basin (SB), suspended sediment passing the outlet weir (Sw), and sediment yield (Sy) | 133 | Secondary |
Bandarban, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Three small neighboring watersheds of approximately 1 ha each were demarcated within the research farm of The Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Center (SCWMC) at Bandarban. | 21.18333 | 88.01667 | Abdul Gafur, Jens Raunsø Jensen, Ole K. Borggaard, Leif Petersen | 2002 | Runoff and losses of soil and nutrients from small watersheds under shifting cultivation (Jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh | Gafur, A., Jensen, J. R., Borggaard, O. K., & Petersen, L. (2003). Runoff and losses of soil and nutrients from small watersheds under shifting cultivation (Jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh. Journal of Hydrology, 17. | https://doi.org/10.1016/S0022-1694(03)00263-4 | N/A | Md Sariful Islam | 2022-04-05 | Umme Honey Haque | 02-04-22 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 21222557 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical rain forest | 6.1 | CHT hill forest | Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) | Regulating |
Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- Sedimentation in stilling basin (SB) SubES Quantity : 0.03 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- suspended sediment passing the outlet weir (Sw) SubES Quantity : 3.03 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- sediment yield (Sy) SubES Quantity : 3.06 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Maintenance of soil fertility | Soil loss components from fallowed Jhum area sub-watershed MP: sedimentation in stilling basin (SB), suspended sediment passing the outlet weir (Sw), and sediment yield (Sy) | 133 | Secondary |
Bandarban, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Three small neighboring watersheds of approximately 1 ha each were demarcated within the research farm of The Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Center (SCWMC) at Bandarban. | 21.18333 | 88.01667 | Abdul Gafur, Jens Raunsø Jensen, Ole K. Borggaard, Leif Petersen | 2002 | Runoff and losses of soil and nutrients from small watersheds under shifting cultivation (Jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh | Gafur, A., Jensen, J. R., Borggaard, O. K., & Petersen, L. (2003). Runoff and losses of soil and nutrients from small watersheds under shifting cultivation (Jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh. Journal of Hydrology, 17. | https://doi.org/10.1016/S0022-1694(03)00263-4 | N/A | Md Sariful Islam | 2022-04-05 | Umme Honey Haque | 02-04-22 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 42260113 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical rain forest | 6.1 | CHT hill forest | Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) | Regulating |
Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- Sedimentation in stilling basin (SB) SubES Quantity : 0.17 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- Suspended sediment passing the outlet weir (Sw) SubES Quantity : 7.72 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- Sediment yield (Sy) SubES Quantity : 7.88 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- sedimentation in the natural depositional area upstream of the gauging station (SD) SubES Quantity : 3.66 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- Upland soil loss (Au) SubES Quantity : 11.5 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Maintenance of soil fertility | Soil loss components from fallowed Jhum area sub-watershed FJ: sedimentation in stilling basin (SB), suspended sediment passing the outlet weir (Sw), and sediment yield (Sy), sedimentation in the natural depositional area upstream of the gauging station (SD), upland soil loss (Au) | 133 | Secondary |
Bandarban, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Three small neighboring watersheds of approximately 1 ha each were demarcated within the research farm of The Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Center (SCWMC) at Bandarban. | 21.18333 | 88.01667 | Abdul Gafur, Jens Raunsø Jensen, Ole K. Borggaard, Leif Petersen | 2002 | Runoff and losses of soil and nutrients from small watersheds under shifting cultivation (Jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh | Gafur, A., Jensen, J. R., Borggaard, O. K., & Petersen, L. (2003). Runoff and losses of soil and nutrients from small watersheds under shifting cultivation (Jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh. Journal of Hydrology, 17. | https://doi.org/10.1016/S0022-1694(03)00263-4 | N/A | Md Sariful Islam | 2022-04-05 | Umme Honey Haque | 02-04-22 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 32945072 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical rain forest | 6.1 | CHT hill forest | Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) | Regulating |
Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- Sedimentation in stilling basin (SB) SubES Quantity : 0.02 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- Suspended sediment passing the outlet weir (Sw) SubES Quantity : 2.88 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil loss- Sediment yield (Sy) SubES Quantity : 2.90 SubES Quantity Unit : Mg/ha/year SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Maintenance of soil fertility | Soil loss components from fallowed Jhum area sub-watershed FJ in year 2000: sedimentation in stilling basin (SB), suspended sediment passing the outlet weir (Sw), and sediment yield (Sy) | 133 | Secondary |
Bandarban, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Three small neighboring watersheds of approximately 1 ha each were demarcated within the research farm of The Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Center (SCWMC) at Bandarban. | 21.18333 | 88.01667 | Abdul Gafur, Jens Raunsø Jensen, Ole K. Borggaard, Leif Petersen | 2002 | Runoff and losses of soil and nutrients from small watersheds under shifting cultivation (Jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh | Gafur, A., Jensen, J. R., Borggaard, O. K., & Petersen, L. (2003). Runoff and losses of soil and nutrients from small watersheds under shifting cultivation (Jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh. Journal of Hydrology, 17. | https://doi.org/10.1016/S0022-1694(03)00263-4 | N/A | Md Sariful Islam | 2022-04-05 | Umme Honey Haque | 02-04-22 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 36078964 | Tropical Rainforest | Other (tropical forests) | 6.4 | CHT hill forest , Sylhet hill | Hill forests are the tropical evergreen and semi evergreen forests located in the south eastern and eastern parts of the country. | Cultural |
Es Name : Opportunities for recreation and tourism SubES name : Recreation and tourism SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 583 SubES Value Unit: US$/year/ha SubES Valuation: Travel Cost -------- |
Opportunities for recreation and tourism. | Recreation | 191 | Actual | Chattogram , Sylhet | Sub_National | 2 | Hill forests are located in the south eastern (CHTs) and eastern (Sylhet division) parts of the country. | Reserve | 670000 | ha | 670000 | These forests are degraded and enriched through plantations in many parts. | 22.5 | 92.35 | Travel Cost | The total value of cultural services. | US$ 583 per ha per year | 583 | USD | 2017 | Ha | Year | Sepul K. Barua, Marco Boscolo, Illias Animon. | 2020 | Valuing forest-based ecosystem services in Bangladesh: Implications for research and policies. | Barua, S. K., Boscolo, M., & Animon, I. (2020). Valuing forest-based ecosystem services in Bangladesh: Implications for research and policies. Ecosystem Services, 42, 101069. | https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecoser.2020.101069 | N/A | G. N. Tanjina Hasnat | 2022-04-05 | Md. Tajbib Rahman | 02-04-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 36117091 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Coastal forest | Coastal forests are the plantations located in the coastline and the offshore islands in the southern part of Bangladesh. | Provisioning |
Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 102 SubES Value Unit: US$/Ha/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and charcoal SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 57 SubES Value Unit: US$/Ha/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Raw materials | Timber, Fuel wood | 32, 33 | Actual | Chattogram , Barishal | Sub_National | 2 | The coastline and the offshore islands in the southern part of Bangladesh. | Reserve | 196000 | Ha | 196000 | Afforestation and reforestation. | 22.1 | 90.91555 | Market Price | The total value of provisioning services (raw materials). | US$ 159 per ha per year | 159 | USD | 2017 | Ha | Year | Sepul K. Barua, Marco Boscolo, Illias Animon. | 2020 | Valuing forest-based ecosystem services in Bangladesh: Implications for research and policies. | Barua, S. K., Boscolo, M., & Animon, I. (2020). Valuing forest-based ecosystem services in Bangladesh: Implications for research and policies. Ecosystem Services, 42, 101069. | https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecoser.2020.101069 | N/A | G. N. Tanjina Hasnat | 2022-04-05 | Md. Tajbib Rahman | 02-04-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 22205340 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans | The Sundarbans located in the southwestern part of Bangladesh. | Cultural |
Es Name : Opportunities for recreation and tourism SubES name : Recreation and tourism SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 235 SubES Value Unit: US$/year/ha SubES Valuation: Travel Cost -------- |
Opportunities for recreation and tourism. | Recreation | 191 | Actual |
Bagerhat, Khulna, Satkhira, |
Khulna | Sub_National | 2 | It is a natural mangrove forest located in the southwestern part of Bangladesh known as Sundarbans. | Reserve | 600000 | HA | 600000 | 334 floral and 269 faunal species | 22.125 | 89.428 | Value Transfer,Travel Cost | The total value of cultural services. | US$ 235 per ha per year | 235 | USD | 2017 | Ha | Year | Sepul K. Barua, Marco Boscolo, Illias Animon. | 2020 | Valuing forest-based ecosystem services in Bangladesh: Implications for research and policies. | Barua, S. K., Boscolo, M., & Animon, I. (2020). Valuing forest-based ecosystem services in Bangladesh: Implications for research and policies. Ecosystem Services, 42, 101069. | https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecoser.2020.101069 | N/A | G. N. Tanjina Hasnat | 2022-04-05 | Md. Tajbib Rahman | 02-04-22 | |||||||||||
| ESV 97937125 | Tropical Rainforest | Other (Coastal Systems) | 3.12 | Coastal forest | Fish polyculture in ponds in the southwest coastal region of Bangladesh | The study area is in the Shyamnagar Upazila (sub-district) of Satkhira district in Bangladesh. The final study area for data collection was Munshiganj, Atulia, and Buri Goalini union within the Upazila. | Provisioning |
Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 105293 SubES Value Unit: BDT SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Food | Fish- shrimp, crab, white mullet, barramundi, and white pomfret | 11 | Actual |
Satkhira, |
Khulna | Local | 1 | Munshiganj, Atulia, and Buri Goalini union within the Shyamnagar Upazila (sub-district) of Satkhira district in Bangladesh. | Other | 22.25282 | 89.1428 | Market Price | The average total revenue earned from fish production | BDT 105,293 | 105293 | BDT | 2019 | acre | Season | Sudipa Basu & Apurba Roy | 2020 | An economic assessment of fish polyculture as an adaptation strategy against environmental change in the southwest coastal region of Bangladesh | Basu, S., & Roy, A. (2021). An economic assessment of fish polyculture as an adaptation strategy against environmental change in the southwest coastal region of Bangladesh. International Journal of Environmental Studies, 78(1), 105–116. | https://doi.org/10.1080/00207233.2020.1754560. | N/A | Mohammad Belal Uddin | 2022-04-05 | Aynun Nishat Farhabi | 02-04-22 | ||||||||||||||
| ESV 46228113 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical Rain forest | 6.1 | Sylhet hill | Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary in Hobiganj and Sylhet forest divisions, Bangladesh. | Provisioning |
Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and Fodder SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 20 SubES Value Unit: USD/Household/Month SubES Valuation: Group Valuation (Participatory Valuation) -------- |
Raw materials | Fuelwood, Other raw materials- Grass | 33,34 | Actual |
Habiganj, |
Sylhet | Local | 1 | Villages around the Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary in Habiganj district under Sylhet Forest Division. | Reserve | 1795 | Ha | 1795 | 24.165 | 91.625 | Group Valuation | The villagers average forest dependency | US$20 per month per household | 20 | USD | 2019 | Household | Month | Household | 318 | 353 households were present around Rema-kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary. Of them survey was conducted randomly and 90% of them are dependent for fuel wood and grass. | M.S. BHUIYAN, S. ISLAM, M.M.U. HAQUE, S. AKTAR, R. AHMED | 2021 | Evaluating Capital Assets in Governing Protected AreaCo-Management in the Rema-Kalenga WildlifeSanctuary, Bangladesh | Bhuiyan, M. S., Islam, S., Haque, M. M. U., Aktar, S., & Ahmed, R. (2021). Evaluating capital assets in governing protected area co-management in the Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary, Bangladesh. International Forestry Review, 23(1), 16-28. | https://doi.org/10.1505/146554821832140330 | N/A | Md Golam Rakkibu | 2022-04-04 | Shakhera Akter Shimu | 02-04-22 | |||||||||
| ESV 18803248 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Coastal forest | The study area encompasses the Tentulia, Meghna, and Feni River estuaries and nearby deltaic islands, spanning the entire coastal plantation zone in Barisal and Chittagong Divisions. | Regulating |
Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil Formation SubES Quantity : 236000 SubES Quantity Unit : ha SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Erosion Prevention SubES name : Erosion prevention SubES Quantity : 133000 SubES Quantity Unit : ha SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
About 118,000ha of new land accreted in Bangladesh from 1979 to 1989, with around the same amount forming between 1989 and 2010. Approximately 54,500 ha eroded during the first period, and 79,000ha eroded in the second. Compared to unplanted areas, mangrove plantations have promoted accretion while mitigating erosion in coastal Bangladesh. Between 1973 and 1989, plantation areas experienced 37.2 times more accretion than erosion, compared to only 1.6 times in non-plantation areas. From 1989 to 2010, plantation areas underwent only 4.7 times more accretion relative to erosion, whereas non-plantation areas experienced 1.3 times more accretion than erosion. | Mangrove plantations in Bangladesh have contributed to coastal land stabilization and erosion control, an important ecosystem service in light of expected SLR and increased intensity of tropical storm surges due to climate change. | 133, 121 | Primary | Chattogram , Barishal | Sub_National | 2 | Tentulia, Meghna, and Feni River estuaries and nearby deltaic islands, spanning the entire plantation zone in Barisal and Chittagong Divisions. | Reserve | 369000 | Ha | 369000 | Jeffrey Chow | 2017 | Mangrove management for climate changeadaptation and sustainable development incoastal zones | Chow, J. (2018). Mangrove management for climate change adaptation and sustainable development in coastal zones. Journal of Sustainable Forestry, 37(2), 139-156. | https://doi.org/10.1080/10549811.2017.1339615 | N/A | Md Golam Rakkibu | 2022-04-04 | Shakhera Akter Shimu | 02-04-22 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 93298835 | Tropical Rainforest | Swamps | 4.1 | Sylhet hill | Ratargul fresh water swamp forest under the Ratargul forest beat, north Sylhet range-2, Goainghat, Sylhet. | Regulating |
Es Name : Climate Regulation SubES name : C-sequestration SubES Quantity : 105.95 SubES Quantity Unit : ton/ha SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Climate regulation | Carbon sequestration by four major wetland tree species. | 81 | Secondary |
Sylhet, |
Sylhet | Local | 1 | Ratargul fresh water swamp forest under the Ratargul forest beat, north Sylhet range-2, Goainghat, Sylhet. | Reserve | 204 | ha | 204 | 25.0125 | 91.920835 | Tahasina Chowdhury, A. Z. M. Manzoor Rashid, Md. Tareq Khan Tipu | 2020 | Biomass and Carbon Estimation of the Four Major Tree Species in Ratargul Swamp Forest, Bangladesh | Chowdhury, T., Rashid, A. M., & Tipu, M. T. K. Biomass and Carbon Estimation of the Four Major Tree Species in Ratargul Swamp Forest, Bangladesh. | https://www.researchgate.net/publication/344400641 | N/A | Md Golam Rakkibu | 2022-04-04 | Shakhera Akter Shimu | 02-04-22 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 79201401 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical rain forest | 6.1 | CHT hill forest | The Baraiyadhala National Park (BDNP) is one of the 18 National Parks and the only national park located in Chattogram district out of Bangladesh's total 45 PAs. It is featured by tropical semi-evergreen, tropical wet evergreen, tropical moist deciduous, bamboo thickets, and plantations. | Cultural |
Es Name : Opportunities for recreation and tourism SubES name : Tourism SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 75872 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr SubES Valuation: Travel Cost -------- |
Opportunities for recreation and tourism | Tourism | 192 | Actual |
Chattogram, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | The Baraiyadhala National Park is located in Sitakunda-Mirsharai Upazilla of Chattogram district. | Reserve | 2934 | ha | 2933.61 | 22.650000 | 91.583330 | Travel Cost | Economic value of tourism on forests | BDT 75,872 per ha | 75872 | BDT | 2020 | ha | year | Md. Abul Hasnat Shah Jalal Rafiqul Haider Md. Melon Md. Motiar Rahman Syedul Alam S.M. Rabiul Alam Mohammed Kamal Hossain Md. Akhter Hossain | 2020 | Valuation of Ecosystem Services in Baraiyadhala National Park, Bangladesh | Jalal, M.A.H.S., Haider, M.R., Melon, M., Rahman, M.M., Alam, S., Alam, SMR, Hossain, M.K., & Hossain, M.A. (2020). Valuation of Ecosystem Services in Baraiyadhala National Park, Bangladesh (Bulletin 05; p. 90). Forest Economics Division, Bangladesh Forest Research Institute. | http://bfri.portal.gov.bd/sites/default/files/files/bfri.portal.gov.bd/page/145fcf41_ef67_4402_a4a0_83e3fba112e9/2021-04-12-05-55-3b840b2ddbba55c1a7cfd76ee8037d00.pdf | N/A | Naeema Jihan Zinia | 2022-04-04 | Compass User | 02-04-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 50721959 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical rain forest | 6.1 | CHT hill forest | The Baraiyadhala National Park (BDNP) is one of the 18 National Parks and the only national park located in Chattogram district out of Bangladesh's total 45 PAs. It is featured by tropical semi-evergreen, tropical wet evergreen, tropical moist deciduous, bamboo thickets, and plantations. | Supporting |
Es Name : Maintenance of life cycles SubES name : Biodiversity protection SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 40980 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr SubES Valuation: Benefit Transfer -------- |
Maintenance of genetic diversity | Biodiversity protection | 171 | Primary |
Chattogram, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | The Baraiyadhala National Park is located in Sitakunda-Mirsharai Upazilla of Chattogram district. | Reserve | 2934 | Ha | 2933.61 | N/A | 22.650000 | 22.650000 | Value Transfer | Economic value of biodiversity | BDT 40,980 per ha per year | 40980 | BDT | 2020 | Ha | year | Md. Abul Hasnat Shah Jalal Rafiqul Haider Md. Melon Md. Motiar Rahman Syedul Alam S.M. Rabiul Alam Mohammed Kamal Hossain Md. Akhter Hossain | 2020 | Valuation of Ecosystem Services in Baraiyadhala National Park, Bangladesh | Jalal, M.A.H.S., Haider, M.R., Melon, M., Rahman, M.M., Alam, S., Alam, SMR, Hossain, M.K., & Hossain, M.A. (2020). Valuation of Ecosystem Services in Baraiyadhala National Park, Bangladesh (Bulletin 05; p. 90). Forest Economics Division, Bangladesh Forest Research Institute. | http://bfri.portal.gov.bd/sites/default/files/files/bfri.portal.gov.bd/page/145fcf41_ef67_4402_a4a0_83e3fba112e9/2021-04-12-05-55-3b840b2ddbba55c1a7cfd76ee8037d00.pdf | N/A | Naeema Jihan Zinia | 2022-04-04 | Compass User | 02-04-22 | |||||||||||
| ESV 98203357 | Tropical Moist | Tropical moist forest | 3.4 | Sunderbans | The largest single patch of protected mangrove forest – the Sundarbans is located on the southern coast of Bangladesh and India, Bangladesh part of Sundarbans covers about 6000km2, the other 4000km2 of the forest is located in India. | Cultural |
Es Name : Opportunities for recreation and tourism SubES name : Tourism SubES Quantity : 80375 SubES Quantity Unit : Number of People SubES Value : 42000 SubES Value Unit: USD SubES Valuation: Market Price -------- |
Tourism | On average each year 80,375 tourists visited Sundarbans, of which 98% were domestic and 2% were foreigners. | 192 | Actual |
Khulna, |
Khulna | Local | 1 | The largest single patch of protected mangrove forest – the Sundarbans is located on the southern coast of Bangladesh. | Reserve | 6000 | km2 | 600000 | N/A | 22.298820 | 89.614390 | Market Price | The economic value of cultural services of Sundarbans, in terms of revenue collected from tourists | US$ 42,000 per year during the period of 2001–2002 to 2009–2010. | 42000 | USD | 2010 | Total area | Year | Tourist | 80375 | On average each year 80,375 tourists visited Sundarbans | Md. Shams Uddin, E.de Ruyter van Steveninck , Mishka Stuip , Mohammad Aminur Rahman Shah | 2013 | Economic valuation of provisioning and cultural services of a protected mangrove ecosystem: A case study on Sundarbans Reserve Forest, Bangladesh | Uddin, Md. S., de Ruyter van Steveninck, E., Stuip, M., & Shah, M. A. R. (2013). Economic valuation of provisioning and cultural services of a protected mangrove ecosystem: A case study on Sundarbans Reserve Forest, Bangladesh. Ecosystem Services, 5, 88–93 | https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecoser.2013.07.002 | N/A | Suriya Yeasmin | 2022-04-04 | Md. Seikh Sadiul Islam Tanvir | 02-04-22 | ||||||||
| ESV 83368049 | --- Select --- | Mangroves, Tropical rain forest, Tropical dry forest, Plantations, Small landscape elements | 3.4, 6.1, 6.2, 14.4 | Sunderbans , CHT hill forest , Sal forest , Sylhet hill , Coastal forest | Village Forest | The five zones are Sal (small forest areas dominated by Shorea robusta trees and mostly nonforest), Sundarban (dominated by mangrove tree species), Hill (hilly areas dominated by Dipterocarpus spp., Swietenia mahagoni, Tectona grandis, and others), Coastal (dominated by Sonneratia apetala, Avicennia officinalis, and Excoecaria agallocha), and Village (all areas not occupied by the other zones with no trees or mainly planted trees). | Provisioning | Actual | National | 3 | Market Price | The average value of the collected primary tree and forest products to the household | BDT 19518 per year (USD 231.4 per year) | 19518 | BDT | 2015 | Household | Year | Matieu Henry, Zaheer Iqbal, Kristofer Johnson, Mariam Akhter, Liam Costello, Charles Scott, Rashed Jalal, Md. Akhter Hossain, Nikhil Chakma, Olaf Kuegler, Hossain Mahmood, Rajib Mahamud, Mohammad Raqibul Hasan Siddique, Khaled Misbahuzzaman, Mohammad Main Uddin, Mohammed Al Amin, Farid Uddin Ahmed, Gael Sola, Md. Baktiar Siddiqui, Luca Birigazzi, Mahmudur Rahman, Ilias Animon, Saimunnahar Ritu, Laskar Muqsudur Rahman, Aminul Islam, Heather Hayden, Frida Sidik, Mondal Falgoonee Kumar, Rakibul Hassan Mukul, Hossain Nishad, Ariful Hoque Belal, Asif Reza Anik, Abdul Khaleque, Md. Shaheduzzaman, Syed Shahadat Hossain, Tariq Aziz, Md. Tauhidor Rahaman, Ruhul Mohaiman, Patrick Meyer, Purnata Chakma, A. Z. M. Manzoor Rashid, Sourav Das, Shrabanti Hira, Mohammed Jashimuddin, Mohammad Mahfuzur Rahman, Karl Wurster, Sarder Nasir Uddin, Abul Kalam Azad, S. M. Zahirul Islam and Laurent Saint-André | 2021 | A multi-purpose National Forest Inventory in Bangladesh: design, operationalisation and key results | Henry, M., Iqbal, Z., Johnson, K., Akhter, M., Costello, L., Scott, C., ... & Saint-André, L. (2021). A multi-purpose National Forest Inventory in Bangladesh: design, operationalisation and key results. Forest Ecosystems, 8(1), 1-22. | https://doi.org/10.1186/s40663-021-00284-1 | N/A | Md Abdur Rahman Forhad | 2022-04-04 | Umme Honey Haque | 02-04-22 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 91564600 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans , Coastal forest | The Sundarbans Mangove Forest, the largest Coastal wetland of Bangladesh | Cultural |
Es Name : Opportunities for recreation and tourism SubES name : Tourism SubES Quantity : 100817 SubES Quantity Unit : No. of Tourists SubES Value : 144832 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Travel Cost -------- |
Opportunities for recreation and tourism | Tourism | 192 | Actual |
Bagerhat, Khulna, Satkhira, |
Khulna | Sub_National | 2 | The Sundarbans Mangrove Forest, Bangladesh | Reserve | 6000 | Square Kilometres | 600000 | 21.949700 | 89.183300 | Market Price | Total Revenue collected from tourism (Cultural services) in 2014-2015 | 144832 in US$ | 144832 | USD | 2015 | Total area | Year | Mohammad Mahmudul Islam and Mohammad Mosarof Hossain | 2017 | Community Dependency on the Ecosystem Services from the Sundarbans Mangrove Wetland in Bangladesh | Islam, M. M., & Hossain, M. M. (2017). Community dependency on the ecosystem services from the Sundarbans mangrove wetland in Bangladesh. In: Prusty B., Chandra R., Azeez P. (eds) Wetland Science (pp. 301-316). Springer, New Delhi. | https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-3715-0_16 | N/A | Md Abdur Rahman Forhad | 2022-04-04 | Fahmida Nizam | 02-04-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 43083499 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans , Coastal forest | The Sundarbans Mangove Forest, the largest Coastal wetland of Bangladesh | Cultural |
Es Name : Opportunities for recreation and tourism SubES name : Tourism SubES Quantity : 59169 SubES Quantity Unit : No. of Tourists SubES Value : 14588 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Travel Cost -------- |
Opportunities for recreation and tourism | Tourism | 192 | Actual |
Bagerhat, Khulna, Satkhira, |
Khulna | Sub_National | 2 | The Sundarbans Mangrove Forest, Bangladesh | Reserve | 6000 | Square Kilometres | 600000 | 21.949700 | 89.183300 | Travel Cost | Total Revenue collected from tourism (Cultural services) in 2001-2002 | 14588 US$ | 14588 | USD | 2002 | Total area | Year | Mohammad Mahmudul Islam and Mohammad Mosarof Hossain | 2017 | Community Dependency on the Ecosystem Services from the Sundarbans Mangrove Wetland in Bangladesh | Islam, M. M., & Hossain, M. M. (2017). Community dependency on the ecosystem services from the Sundarbans mangrove wetland in Bangladesh. In: Prusty B., Chandra R., Azeez P. (eds) Wetland Science (pp. 301-316). Springer, New Delhi. | https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-3715-0_16 | N/A | Md Abdur Rahman Forhad | 2022-04-04 | Fahmida Nizam | 02-04-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 71152477 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans , Coastal forest | The Sundarbans Mangove Forest, the largest Coastal wetland of Bangladesh | Provisioning |
Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish SubES Quantity : 2061 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 58374 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish (Crab) SubES Quantity : 123 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 2148 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish (Dry Fish) SubES Quantity : 1095 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 18998 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : NTFPs [food only!] SubES Quantity : 84 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 7970 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber (Excoecaria agallocha) SubES Quantity : 84630 SubES Quantity Unit : Cubic feet SubES Value : 33187 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber (Ceriops decandra ) SubES Quantity : 15865 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 47742 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other raw (Thatching material Nypa fruticans) SubES Quantity : 17525 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 33123 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other raw (Thatching material grass) SubES Quantity : 3621 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 790 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and Charcoal SubES Quantity : 69370 SubES Quantity Unit : Cubic feet SubES Value : 47523 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other raw (Phoenix paludosa) SubES Quantity : 543 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 348 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other raw (wax) SubES Quantity : 23 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 1665 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Food, Raw materials | Fish, NTFPs (Food only), Timber, other raw materials, fuel wood. | 11,14, 32, 33, 36 | Actual |
Bagerhat, Khulna, Satkhira, |
Khulna | Sub_National | 2 | The Sundarbans Mangrove Forest, Bangladesh | Reserve | 6000 | Square Kilometres | 600000 | 21.949700 | 89.183300 | Market Price | Total Revenue of the forest products Collected in 2001-2002 | 251868 | USD | 2002 | Total area | Year | Mohammad Mahmudul Islam and Mohammad Mosarof Hossain | 2017 | Community Dependency on the Ecosystem Services from the Sundarbans Mangrove Wetland in Bangladesh | Islam, M. M., & Hossain, M. M. (2017). Community dependency on the ecosystem services from the Sundarbans mangrove wetland in Bangladesh. In: Prusty B., Chandra R., Azeez P. (eds) Wetland Science (pp. 301-316). Springer, New Delhi. | https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-3715-0_16 | N/A | Md Abdur Rahman Forhad | 2022-04-04 | Fahmida Nizam | 02-04-22 | |||||||||||||
| ESV 32310061 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans , Coastal forest | The Sundarbans Mangove Forest, the largest Coastal wetland of Bangladesh | Provisioning |
Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish SubES Quantity : 3432 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 158368 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish (Crab) SubES Quantity : 1123 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 52026 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish (dry fish) SubES Quantity : 2773 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 179761 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : NTFPs [food only!] SubES Quantity : 67 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 24048 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other raw (Thatching material Nypa fruticans) SubES Quantity : 16868 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric ton SubES Value : 57338 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber (Excoecaria agallocha) SubES Quantity : 6026 SubES Quantity Unit : Cubic feet SubES Value : 3894 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber (Ceriops decandra) SubES Quantity : 118451 SubES Quantity Unit : No. of trees SubES Value : 7520 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other raw (Thatching material grass) SubES Quantity : 668 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric Ton SubES Value : 225 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other raw (Phoenix paludosa) SubES Quantity : 19761 SubES Quantity Unit : No. of trees SubES Value : 1044 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other raw (wax) SubES Quantity : 63 SubES Quantity Unit : Metric ton SubES Value : 8108 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and Charcoal SubES Quantity : 14455 SubES Quantity Unit : Cubic feet SubES Value : 10190 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Food, Raw materials | Fish, NTFPs(Food only), Timber, Other raw materials, Fuel wood. | 11,14, 32, 33, 36 | Actual |
Bagerhat, Khulna, Satkhira, |
Khulna | Sub_National | 2 | The Sundarbans Mangrove Forest, Bangladesh | Reserve | 6000 | Square Kilometres | 600000 | 21.949700 | 89.183300 | Market Price | Total Revenue of the forest produces (Provisioning services) Collected in 2014-2015 | 502522 | USD | 2015 | Total area | Year | Mohammad Mahmudul Islam and Mohammad Mosarof Hossain | 2017 | Community Dependency on the Ecosystem Services from the Sundarbans Mangrove Wetland in Bangladesh | Islam, M. M., & Hossain, M. M. (2017). Community dependency on the ecosystem services from the Sundarbans mangrove wetland in Bangladesh. In: Prusty B., Chandra R., Azeez P. (eds) Wetland Science (pp. 301-316). Springer, New Delhi. | https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-3715-0_16 | N/A | Md Abdur Rahman Forhad | 2022-04-04 | Fahmida Nizam | 02-04-22 | |||||||||||||
| ESV 42497199 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans , Coastal forest | 18 Community Mangrove Aqua-Silviculture (CMAS) culture Farms in Koyra Upazila of Khulna District and Assasuni Upazila of Satkhira District. | Provisioning |
Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other raw (Golpata, Goran) SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 22750 SubES Value Unit: BDT/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other raw (Keora) SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 50000 SubES Value Unit: BDT/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other raw (Hargoza) SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 30000 SubES Value Unit: BDT/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other raw (Baen) SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 60000 SubES Value Unit: BDT/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other( Passur) SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 80000 SubES Value Unit: BDT/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish- Aquaculture SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 183000 SubES Value Unit: BDT/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Raw materials | Other raw materials- Golpata, Goran, Keora, Hargoza, Baen, Passur, Food- Fish (Aquaculture) | 36, 11 | Actual |
Bagerhat, Satkhira, |
Khulna | Sub_National | 2 | 18 Community Mangrove Aqua-silviculture (CMAS) culture farms in Koyra Upazila of Khulna District and Assasuni Upazila of Satkhira District. | Other | 339 | decimals | 1.354 | 22.510000 | 89.166500 | Market Price | The cumulative gross income from the CMAS culture | For Aquaculture- 183000 BDT, for golpata and goran- 22750 BDT, for keora- 50000 BDT, for Hargoza- 30000 BDT, for Baen- 60000 BDT, for Passur- 80000 BDT | 425750 | BDT | 2018 | Year | Household | Local households | Md. Humayain Kabir and Mohammed Abdul Baten | 2019 | Community Mangrove Aqua-Silviculture (CMAS Culture): An Innovation and Climate Resilient Practice by the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest Dependent Rural Communities of Bangladesh | Kabir, M. H., & Baten, M. A. (2019). Community Mangrove Aqua-Silviculture (CMAS Culture): An Innovation and Climate Resilient Practice by the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest Dependent Rural Communities of Bangladesh. International Journal of Environment and Climate Change, 9(1), 1-16. | http://dx.doi.org/10.9734/ijecc/2019/v9i130093 | N/A | Md Abdur Rahman Forhad | 2022-04-04 | Fahmida Nizam | 03-04-22 | |||||||||||
| ESV 37953256 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans | The Sundarbans Reserved Forest | Provisioning |
Es Name : Food SubES name : NTFPs [food only!]- Honey SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 1.82 SubES Value Unit: EUR/KG SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 1.02 SubES Value Unit: EUR/KG SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Nipa palm SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 0.07 SubES Value Unit: EUR/KG SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other- Crab SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 1.32 SubES Value Unit: EUR/KG SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Food | NTFPs [food only!]- Honey, Fish, Other Raw Material- Nipa palm, Other food- Crab | 15, 11, 36, 16 | Actual |
Satkhira, Khulna, |
Khulna | Sub_National | 2 | Munshiganj, Gobra, Modinabad, 4 no. Koyra, Pathor khali | Reserve | Households are facing a broad range of challenges, such as natural calamities, tiger attacks, water hijackers, pressure from forest staff, and drinking water shortages. | Undetermined/NA | Market Price | Calculation of cash income net of taxes and expenses according to occupation (harvesting of ecosystem products). | EUR 587.7 for Fishermen, EUR 567.2 for Crab catcher, EUR 333.9 for Honey collector. EUR 701.4 for Nypa palm collector | 2190.2 | EUR | 2013 | All households | Year | Household | 1260 | 155 households were surveyed across all five villages (total number of households in the five villages: 1,260). | MICHAEL GETZNER & MUHAMMAD SHARIFUL ISLAM | 2013 | NATURAL RESOURCES, LIVELIHOODS, AND RESERVEMANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY FROM SUNDARBANSMANGROVE FORESTS, BANGLADESH | Getzner, M., & Islam, M. S. (2013). Natural resources, livelihoods, and reserve management: a case study from Sundarbans mangrove forests, Bangladesh. International Journal of Sustainable Development and Planning, 8(1), 75-87. | DOI: https://doi.org/10.2495/SDP-V8-N1-75-87 | N/A | Md Sariful Islam | 2022-04-04 | Umme Honey Haque | 03-04-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 71866087 | Tropical Moist | Urban Parks & Forests | 15.1 | Urban park | Mozaffar Garden in Satkhira district | Cultural |
Es Name : Opportunities for recreation and tourism SubES name : recreation SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 0.84 SubES Value Unit: Million USD/Year SubES Valuation: Travel Cost -------- |
Recreation | Recreation | 191 | Actual |
Satkhira, |
Khulna | Local | 1 | Mozaffar Garden | Other | Park allowing tourist for recreation | Travel Cost | Total recreational value | 0.84 Million USD/Year | 840000 | USD | 2015 | Total area | Year | Person | 315000 | Tourist | Mohammed Ziaul Haider and Tanbir Hossain | 2018 | Economic valuation of the tourist spots in Bangladesh | Haider, M. Z., Hossain, T., Siddiqui, O. I., & Islam, M. S. (2018). Economic valuation of the tourist spots in Bangladesh. International Journal of Tourism Policy, 8(1), 42-64. | https://www.inderscienceonline.com/doi/abs/10.1504/IJTP.2018.090320 | N/A | Md Sariful Islam | 2022-04-04 | Umme Honey Haque | 03-04-22 | |||||||||||||
| ESV 90249693 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans | Shinghertoly under the Munshigonj Union Council, Burigoalini and Nil Dumur (Bhamnia) under the Burigoalini Union Council) in the Shyamnagar subdistrict of the Satkhira district. | Provisioning |
Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 976 SubES Value Unit: USD per ha SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : NTFPs [food only!]- Honey SubES Quantity : 0.16 SubES Quantity Unit : mt/household SubES Value : 53 SubES Value Unit: USD per ha SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and charcoal SubES Quantity : 1.68 SubES Quantity Unit : mt/household SubES Value : 80 SubES Value Unit: USD per ha SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fodder SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 26 SubES Value Unit: USD per ha SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Food, Raw materials | Fish- Capture fishery, NTFPs [food only!], Fuelwood and charcoal- Fuel energy, Fodder | 11, 14, 33, 34 | Actual |
Satkhira, |
Khulna | Local | 1 | Shinghertoly under the Munshigonj Union Council, Burigoalini, and Nil Dumur (Bhamnia) under the Burigoalini Union Council in the Shyamnagar subdistrict of the Satkhira district, Khulna. | Reserve | 22.2493 | 89.2383 | Market Price | Annual monetary benefit from provisioning services obtained by households | For provisioning services, households obtained important monetary benefits annually from capture fishery (US$ 976 per ha), fuel energy (US$ 80 per ha), honey (US$ 53 per ha) and fodder (US$ 26 per ha) | 1135 | USD | 2015 | Ha | Year | Household | 1142 | According to the local Union Council, there were 1142 households with a total population of 5292 in the three surveyed villages. | Md. Mijanur Rahman, Yong Jiang, Kenneth Irvine | 2018 | Assessing wetland services for improved development decision-making: a case study of mangroves in coastal Bangladesh | Rahman, M. M., Jiang, Y., & Irvine, K. (2018). Assessing wetland services for improved development decision-making: a case study of mangroves in coastal Bangladesh. Wetlands Ecology and Management, 26(4), 563-580. | https://doi.org/10.1007/s11273-018-9592-0 | N/A | Mohammad Belal Uddin | 2022-04-05 | Aynun Nishat Farhabi | 11-04-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 79451300 | Tropical Rainforest | Other (cultivated areas) | 14.8 | CHT hill forest | The study was conducted in the Khagrachari hill district of the CHT. | Provisioning |
Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Rice SubES Quantity : 1293 SubES Quantity Unit : Kg/ha/year/Medium landholder SubES Value : 9051 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/year/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Maize SubES Quantity : 21 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 210 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Ginger SubES Quantity : 40 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 480 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Turmeric SubES Quantity : 124 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 248 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Chilli SubES Quantity : 28 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 560 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Linseed SubES Quantity : 66 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 1650 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Arum SubES Quantity : 30 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 300 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Cassava SubES Quantity : 30 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 300 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Aubergine SubES Quantity : 28 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 280 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Snake gourd SubES Quantity : 19 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 190 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Beans SubES Quantity : 20 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 140 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Cucumber SubES Quantity : 14 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 70 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Marfa SubES Quantity : 38 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 190 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food- Khira SubES Quantity : 4 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 20 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Cotton SubES Quantity : 42 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Value : 504 SubES Value Unit: BDT/ha/yr/Medium landholder SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Food, Raw materials | Other food- Rice, Maize, Ginger, Turmeric, Chilli, Linseed, Arum, Cassava, Aubergine, Snake gourd, Beans, Cucumber, Marfa, Khira, Other Raw materials-Cotton | 16, 37 | Actual |
Khagrachari, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Two upazilas- Khagrachari and Matiranga under Khagrachari district of CHT | Unclassified_state_forest_(USF) | 23.10673 | 91.98467 | Market Price | Mean annual earning/ha from jhum cultivation per Medium landholders | 11,730+680.54 TK./ha per Medium landholders | 11730 | BDT | 2002 | Ha | Year | Household | Tapan Kumar Nath , M. Inoue & S. Chakma | 2005 | Shifting Cultivation (jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh: Examining its Sustainability, Rural Livelihood and Policy Implications | Nath, T. K., Inoue, M., & Chakma, S. (2005). Shifting cultivation (jhum) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh: examining its sustainability, rural livelihood and policy implications. International Journal of Agricultural Sustainability, 3(2), 130-142. | https://doi.org/10.1080/14735903.2005.9684751 | N/A | Mohammad Belal Uddin | 2022-04-04 | Aynun Nishat Farhabi | 03-04-22 | ||||||||||||||
| ESV 77457456 | Tropical Rainforest | Orchards/agro-forestry | 14.3 | CHT hill forest | Khagrachari and Bandarban district of the CHTs | Provisioning |
Es Name : Food SubES name : NTFPs [food only!]- Horticulture products SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 16500 SubES Value Unit: BDT per farmer SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Food | NTFPs [food only!]- Mainly horticultural products, rice, vegetables, and spices | 14 | Actual |
Khagrachari, Bandarban, |
Chattogram | Sub_National | 2 | Upland Settlement Project sites in Khagrachari and Bandarban Hill districts of Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh | Unclassified_state_forest_(USF) | 23.12 | 91.967 | Market Price | Average annual income from the sale of different products produced and sold from different agroforestry systems | Tk 16500 per farmer | 16500 | BDT | 2002 | Per farmer | Year | Person | Tapan K. Nath, Makoto Inoue & Hla Myant | 2005 | Small-scale agroforestry for upland community development: a case study from Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh | Nath, T. K., Inoue, M., & Myant, H. L. A. (2005). Small-scale agroforestry for upland community development: a case study from Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh. Journal of Forest Research, 10(6), 443-452. | https://doi.org/10.1007/s10310-005-0171-x | N/A | Mohammad Belal Uddin | 2022-04-04 | Aynun Nishat Farhabi | 03-04-22 | ||||||||||||||
| ESV 40725582 | Tropical Rainforest | Other (tropical forests) | 6.4 | CHT hill forest | Chunati Wildlife Sanctuary (CWS) located in the Chittagong District of the Chittagong Division in the southeastern region of Bangladesh | Supporting |
Es Name : SubES name : Biodiversity protection SubES Quantity : 83520 SubES Quantity Unit : seedlings/ha SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- |
Maintenance of genetic diversity | Biodiversity protection- natural regeneration rate | 171 | Primary |
Chattogram, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Chunati Wildlife Sanctuary (CWS) | Reserve | 7764 | Ha | 7764 | 21.96667 | 92.06666 | Mohammad Mahfuzur Rahman, Md. Abdullah Al Mahmud and Farid Uddin Ahmed | 2017 | Restoration of degraded forest ecosystem through non-forestry livelihood supports: experience from the Chunati Wildlife Sanctuary in Bangladesh | Rahman, M. M., Mahmud, M. A. A., & Ahmed, F. U. (2017). Restoration of degraded forest ecosystem through non-forestry livelihood supports: experience from the Chunati Wildlife Sanctuary in Bangladesh. Forest science and technology, 13(3), 109-115. | https://doi.org/10.1080/21580103.2017.1349003 | N/A | Mohammad Belal Uddin | 2022-04-04 | Aynun Nishat Farhabi | 03-04-22 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| ESV 22867145 | Tropical Moist | Urban Parks & Forests | 15.1 | Urban park | Niribili tourist point in Narail district | Cultural |
Es Name : Opportunities for recreation and tourism SubES name : recreation SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 0.68 SubES Value Unit: Million USD/Year SubES Valuation: Travel Cost -------- |
Recreation | Recreation | 191 | Actual |
Satkhira, Narail, |
Khulna | Sub_National | 2 | Niribili tourist point | Park allowing tourist for recreation | Undetermined/NA | Travel Cost | Total recreational value | 0.68 Million USD/Year | 680000 | USD | 2015 | Year | Person | 188500 | Tourist | Mohammed Ziaul Haider, Tanbir Hossain, Ohidul Islam Siddiqui, Md. Sariful Islam | 2018 | Economic valuation of the tourist spots in Bangladesh | Haider, M. Z., Hossain, T., Siddiqui, O. I., & Islam, M. S. (2018). Economic valuation of the tourist spots in Bangladesh. International Journal of Tourism Policy, 8(1), 42-64. | https://www.inderscienceonline.com/doi/abs/10.1504/IJTP.2018.090320 | N/A | Md Sariful Islam | 2022-04-04 | Umme Honey Haque | 03-04-22 | ||||||||||||||
| ESV 74683885 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans | Shinghertoly under the Munshigonj Union Council, Burigoalini and Nil Dumur (Bhamnia) under the Burigoalini Union Council) in the Shyamnagar subdistrict of the Satkhira district. | Provisioning |
Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and charcoal SubES Quantity : 1.68 SubES Quantity Unit : mt/household SubES Value : 80 SubES Value Unit: USD per ha SubES Valuation: Market Price -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fodder SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 26 SubES Value Unit: USD per ha SubES Valuation: Market Price -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 976 SubES Value Unit: USD per ha SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : NTFPs [food only!]- Honey SubES Quantity : 0.16 SubES Quantity Unit : mt/household SubES Value : 53 SubES Value Unit: USD per ha SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Food, Raw materials | Fish (capture fishery- Crabs, Shrimp fry, Shrimp and fish), NTFPs [food only!]- honey, Fuelwood (fuel energy), Fodder | 11, 14, 33, 34 | Actual |
Khulna, |
Khulna | Local | 1 | Shinghertoly under the Munshigonj Union Council, Burigoalini, and Nil Dumur (Bhamnia) under the Burigoalini Union Council in the Shyamnagar subdistrict of the Satkhira district, Khulna. | Reserve | 22.2493 | 89.2383 | Market Price | The estimated annual value of mangroves products utilized by the local households | US$ 1135 per ha | 1135 | USD | 2015 | Ha | Year | Household | 1142 | According to the local Union Council, there were 1142 households with a total population of 5292 in the three surveyed villages. | Md. Mijanur Rahman, Yong Jiang, Kenneth Irvine | 2018 | Assessing wetland services for improved development decision-making: a case study of mangroves in coastal Bangladesh | Rahman, M. M., Jiang, Y., & Irvine, K. (2018). Assessing wetland services for improved development decision-making: a case study of mangroves in coastal Bangladesh. Wetlands Ecology and Management, 26(4), 563-580. | https://doi.org/10.1007/s11273-018-9592-0 | N/A | Mohammad Belal Uddin | 2022-04-04 | Aynun Nishat Farhabi | 03-04-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 91735371 | Tropical Rainforest | Urban Parks & Forests | 15.1 | Urban park | Chandramahal eco-park in Bagerhat district | Cultural |
Es Name : Opportunities for recreation and tourism SubES name : recreation SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 0.06 SubES Value Unit: Million USD/Year SubES Valuation: Travel Cost -------- |
Opportunities for recreation and tourism | Recreation | 191 | Actual |
Bagerhat, Satkhira, |
Khulna | Sub_National | 2 | Chandramahal eco-park | Park allowing tourist for recreation | Undetermined/NA | Travel Cost | Total recreational value | 0.06 Million USD/Year | 60000 | USD | 2015 | Year | Person | 21900 | Tourist | Mohammed Ziaul Haider, Tanbir Hossain, Ohidul Islam Siddiqui, Md. Sariful Islam | 2018 | Economic valuation of the tourist spots in Bangladesh | Haider, M. Z., Hossain, T., Siddiqui, O. I., & Islam, M. S. (2018). Economic valuation of the tourist spots in Bangladesh. International Journal of Tourism Policy, 8(1), 42-64. | https://www.inderscienceonline.com/doi/abs/10.1504/IJTP.2018.090320 | N/A | Md Sariful Islam | Umme Honey Haque | 03-04-22 | |||||||||||||||
| ESV 12924468 | Tropical Moist | Urban Parks & Forests | 15.1 | Urban park | Shat Gumbuj Mosque in Bagerhat district | Cultural |
Es Name : Opportunities for recreation and tourism SubES name : recreation SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 0.29 SubES Value Unit: Million USD/Year SubES Valuation: Travel Cost -------- |
Recreation | Recreation | 191 | Actual |
Bagerhat, Satkhira, |
Khulna | Sub_National | 2 | Shat Gumbuj Mosque | Park allowing tourist for recreation | Undetermined/NA | Travel Cost | Total recreational value | 0.29 Million USD/Year | 290000 | USD | 2015 | Year | Person | 239325 | Tourist | Mohammed Ziaul Haider and Tanbir Hossain, Ohidul Islam Siddiqui, Md. Sariful Islam | 2018 | Economic valuation of the tourist spots in Bangladesh | Haider, M. Z., Hossain, T., Siddiqui, O. I., & Islam, M. S. (2018). Economic valuation of the tourist spots in Bangladesh. International Journal of Tourism Policy, 8(1), 42-64. | https://www.inderscienceonline.com/doi/abs/10.1504/IJTP.2018.090320 | N/A | Md Sariful Islam | 2022-04-04 | Umme Honey Haque | 03-04-22 | ||||||||||||||
| ESV 64968106 | Tropical Rainforest | Tropical rain forest | 6.1 | Sylhet hill | Lawachara National Park is a semi-evergreen forest of the tropical and subtropical coniferous forests biome, and mixed deciduous forests of the tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forests biome. | Cultural |
Es Name : Opportunities for recreation and tourism SubES name : Recreation SubES Quantity : 8862 SubES Quantity Unit : Tourists SubES Value : 281.22 SubES Value Unit: BDT/person/day SubES Valuation: Travel Cost -------- |
Opportunities for recreation and tourism | Recreation | 191 | Actual |
Moulvibazar, |
Sylhet | Local | 1 | Located approximately 234 km northeast of Dhaka, a civil administrative unit of Kamalganj Upazilla, Maulvibazar District, Sylhet division. | Reserve | 13 | Km2 | 1250 | This park is used extensively by people for various types of recreational activities. | 24.319722 | 91.783611 | Travel Cost | The total value of the environmental asset of LNP per year. | 55,694,173 Tk/Year | 55694173 | BDT | 2012 | Total area | Year | Visitor | 8862 | The total number of visitors to the site over the seven day survey period was 8,862 (LNP pers. Communication), and among them 450 visitors were randomly selected for questionnaire survey. | Mahidi Hasan Kawsar, Muha Abdullah Al Pavel, Mohammad Belal Uddin, Syed Ajijur Rahman, Md Abdullah Al Mamun, Suziana Binti Hassan, Mohammad Shafioul Alam, Rijan Tamrakar, Md Abdul Wadud. | 2015 | Quantifying Recreational Value and the Functional Relationship Between Travel Cost and Visiting National Park. | Kawsar, M. H., Abdullah-Al-Pavel, M., Uddin, M. B., Rahman, S. A., Abdullah-Al-Mamun, M., Hassan, S. B., ... & Abdul-Wadud, M. (2015). Quantifying recreational value and the functional relationship between travel cost and visiting national park. International Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 1(3), 84-89. | https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Md-Mamun/publication/279186404_Quantifying_Recreational_Value_and_the_Functional_Relationship_Between_Travel_Cost_and_Visiting_National_Park/links/558d1d8908aee43bf6ae649f/Quantifying-Recreational-Value-and-the-Functional-Relationship-Between-Travel-Cost-and-Visiting-National-Park.pdf | N/A | G. N. Tanjina Hasnat | 2022-04-04 | Md. Tajbib Rahman | 04-04-22 | ||||||||
| ESV 84683010 | Tropical Moist | Orchards/agro-forestry | 14.3 | Sal forest | A study was conducted in Madhupur sal forest of Tangail, Bangladesh to identify the suitable agroforestry practices of the area. | Provisioning |
Es Name : Food SubES name : Plants/ vegetable food (Fruit- Pineapple agroforestry) SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 3481340 SubES Value Unit: BDT/Ha SubES Valuation: Other- NPV -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Plants/ vegetable food (Fruit- Lemon agroforestry) SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 1492139 SubES Value Unit: BDT/Ha SubES Valuation: Other- NPV -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Plants/ vegetable food (Fruit- Banana agroforestry) SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 2335555 SubES Value Unit: BDT/Ha SubES Valuation: Other- NPV -------- |
Food | Plants/ vegetable food- Pineapple, Lemon, and Banana agroforestry under participatory and private management . | 13 | Actual |
Tangail, |
Dhaka | Local | 1 | Madhupur Sal forest is situated in the Madhupur Upazila (Subdistrict) of Tangail district. | Reserve | 17932 | Ha | 17932.15 | Vast tracts of natural forest land of the study area turned into arable land and houses have been constructed. | N/A | 24.680000 | 90.100000 | Market Price | The total Net Present Value (NPV) of three agroforests of Madhupur Sal Forest over over a rotation period of 10 years at 10% interest rate | 7309034 | BDT | 2010 | Ha | 10 years | Mohammad Golam Kibria, Narayan Saha. | 2011 | Analysis of existing agroforestry practices in Madhupur Sal forest: an assessment based on ecological and economic perspectives. | Kibria, M. G., & Saha, N. (2011). Analysis of existing agroforestry practices in Madhupur Sal forest: an assessment based on ecological and economic perspectives. Journal of Forestry Research, 22(4), 533-542. | https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Narayan-Saha/publication/257717560_Analysis_of_existing_agroforestry_practices_in_Madhupur_Sal_forest_An_assessment_based_on_ecological_and_economic_perspectives/links/5e8bce3492851c2f5286725c/Analysis-of-existing-agroforestry-practices-in-Madhupur-Sal-forest-An-assessment-based-on-ecological-and-economic-perspectives.pdf | N/A | G. N. Tanjina Hasnat | Md. Tajbib Rahman | 04-04-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 37130867 | Tropical Rainforest | Other (coastal systems) | 3.12 | Coastal forest | Hatiya is a large island under the administrative jurisdiction of the Noakhali district. | Cultural |
Es Name : Opportunities for recreation and tourism SubES name : Tourism SubES Quantity : 19200 SubES Quantity Unit : Person/year SubES Value : 114900 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Travel Cost Method -------- |
Opportunities for recreation and tourism | Tourism | 192 | Actual |
Noakhali, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Hatiya is a large island under the administrative jurisdiction of the Noakhali district. | Reserve | 371 | Km2 | 37069 | Undetermined/NA | 22.275000 | 91.135000 | Travel Cost | The total value of tourism per year | US$ 114900 per year for total area. | 114900 | USD | 2018 | Total area | Year | Person | 19200 | Average tourist numbers in Hatiya and Nijhum dweep are accounted for around 19,200 per year. | M. M. Abdullah Al Mamun, Shakhera Akter Shimu, A. H. M. Raihan Sarker, Kazi Mohammad Masum. | 2021 | Ecosystem Services Assessment of Mangrove Forest in a Coastal Island of Bangladesh | Al, M. A., Akter, S., Raihan, A. H. M., & Mohammad, K. (2021). Ecosystem Services Assessment of Mangrove Forest in a Coastal Island of Bangladesh. Journal of Forests, 8(1), 88-98. | http://www.conscientiabeam.com/pdf-files/agr/101/JOF20218(1)88-98.pdf | N/A | Suriya Yeasmin | 2022-04-04 | Md. Tajbib Rahman | 04-04-22 | ||||||||
| ESV 99276723 | Tropical Rainforest | Other (coastal systems) | 3.12 | Coastal forest | Hatiya is a large island under the administrative jurisdiction of the Noakhali district. | Regulating |
Es Name : Climate Regulation SubES name : C-sequestration SubES Quantity : 1617946.768 SubES Quantity Unit : Ton SubES Value : SubES Value Unit: SubES Valuation: -------- Es Name : Maintenance of soil fertility SubES name : Soil formation SubES Quantity : 6000 SubES Quantity Unit : Ha SubES Value : 22239462 SubES Value Unit: US$ SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Climate Regulation, Maintenance of soil fertility. | C-sequestration-Carbon stored in the mangrove, Soil formation- newly accreted land. | 81, 133 | Secondary |
Noakhali, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Hatiya is a large island under the administrative jurisdiction of the Noakhali district. | Reserve | 371 | Km2 | 37069 | Undetermined/NA | 22.275000 | 91.135000 | Market Price | The total value of accreted land of hatiya | US$ 22,239,462 | 22239462 | USD | 2018 | Ha | M. M. Abdullah Al Mamun, Shakhera Akter Shimu, A. H. M. Raihan Sarker, Kazi Mohammad Masum. | 2021 | Ecosystem Services Assessment of Mangrove Forest in a Coastal Island of Bangladesh | Al, M. A., Akter, S., Raihan, A. H. M., & Mohammad, K. (2021). Ecosystem Services Assessment of Mangrove Forest in a Coastal Island of Bangladesh. Journal of Forests, 8(1), 88-98. | http://www.conscientiabeam.com/pdf-files/agr/101/JOF20218(1)88-98.pdf | N/A | Suriya Yeasmin | 2022-04-04 | Md. Tajbib Rahman | 04-04-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 89662334 | Tropical Rainforest | Other (coastal systems) | 3.12 | Coastal forest | Hatiya is a large island under the administrative jurisdiction of the Noakhali district. | Provisioning |
Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish SubES Quantity : 61449200 SubES Quantity Unit : Kg/Year SubES Value : 115217250 SubES Value Unit: US$/Year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber SubES Quantity : 7845708.71 SubES Quantity Unit : m3 SubES Value : 303040499 SubES Value Unit: US$ SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Food, Raw materials | Fish, Timber | 11, 32 | Actual |
Noakhali, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Hatiya is a large island under the administrative jurisdiction of the Noakhali district. | Reserve | 371 | Km2 | 37069 | Undetermined/NA | 22.275000 | 91.135000 | Market Price | The total value of the coastal fish and the otal timber value for the Keora plantationin Hatiya | US$ 418257749 for fish and timber from the total area | 418257749 | USD | 2018 | Total area | M. M. Abdullah Al Mamun, Shakhera Akter Shimu, A. H. M. Raihan Sarker, Kazi Mohammad Masum. | 2021 | Ecosystem Services Assessment of Mangrove Forest in a Coastal Island of Bangladesh | Al, M. A., Akter, S., Raihan, A. H. M., & Mohammad, K. (2021). Ecosystem Services Assessment of Mangrove Forest in a Coastal Island of Bangladesh. Journal of Forests, 8(1), 88-98. | http://www.conscientiabeam.com/pdf-files/agr/101/JOF20218(1)88-98.pdf | N/A | Suriya Yeasmin | 2022-04-04 | Md. Tajbib Rahman | 04-04-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 32933243 | Tropical Moist | Other (tropical forests) | 6.4 | CHT hill forest | Rangamati Sadar Upazila is bounded by Naniarchar Upazila to the north, Kaptai and Belaichhari Upazila to the south, and Barkal and Juraichhari Upazila to the east. | Provisioning |
Es Name : Food SubES name : Plants/ vegetable food SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 1694.23 SubES Value Unit: tk/year/household SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : NTFPs [food only!] SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 1112.8 SubES Value Unit: tk/year/household SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Other food SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 2415.83 SubES Value Unit: tk/year/household SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 2737.50 SubES Value Unit: tk/year/household SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and charcoal SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 3287.50 SubES Value Unit: tk/year/household SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Medicinal resources SubES name : Biochemicals (Medicinal plants) SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 6.67 SubES Value Unit: tk/year/household SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Food, Raw materials, Medicinal resources. | Plants/vegetable food, NTFPs (fruits), Other forest products, Timber, Fuelwood, Biochemicals (Medicinal plants). | 13,14,16,32,33, 51 | Actual |
Rangamati, |
Chattogram | Local | 1 | Chakma community of Amchari, Madhyapara, and Dheppochari Villages, Sapchari Union, Rangamati Sadar Upazila, in Rangamati Hill District of the CHT in Bangladesh. | Unclassified_state_forest_(USF) | 54649 | Ha | 54649 | N/A | 22.380000 | 92.150000 | Market Price | The total mean direct income from selling forest products by the Chakma community in Rangamati Sadar Upazila, Rangamati | 11255.53 BDT/Year/Household. | 11255.53 | BDT | 2009 | Ha | Year | Household | Md. Danesh Miah, Sheeladitya Chakma, Masao Koike, Nur Muhammed | 2012 | Contribution of forests to the livelihood of the Chakma community in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh. | Miah, D., Chakma, S., Koike, M., & Muhammed, N. (2012). Contribution of forests to the livelihood of the Chakma community in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh. Journal of forest research, 17(6), 449-457. | https://www.academia.edu/download/28734828/Contribution_of_forests_to_the_livelihoods_of_the_Chakma_community_online_published.pdf | N/A | G. N. Tanjina Hasnat | 2022-04-04 | Md. Tajbib Rahman | 04-04-22 | ||||||||||
| ESV 86109567 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans | Wetland | Shinghertoly under the Munshigonj Union Council, Burigoalini and Nil Dumur (Bhamnia) under the Burigoalini Union Council) in the Shyamnagar subdistrict of the Satkhira district. | Regulating |
Es Name : Erosion Prevention SubES name : Erosion prevention SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 2 SubES Value Unit: USD/ha/year SubES Valuation: Contingent Valuation -------- |
Erosion prevention, Moderation of extreme events | Erosion prevention, Storm protection | 121, 91 | Secondary |
Satkhira, |
Khulna | Local | 1 | Shinghertoly under the Munshigonj Union Council, Burigoalini, and Nil Dumur (Bhamnia) under the Burigoalini Union Council in the Shyamnagar subdistrict of the Satkhira district, Khulna. | Reserve | 22.2493 | 89.2383 | Contingent Valuation | The average annual willingness to pay for storm protection and erosion control | For storm protection US$ 13 per ha and for erosion control US$ 2 per ha | 15 | USD | 2015 | Ha | Year | Household | 1142 | According to the local Union Council, there were 1142 households with a total population of 5292 in the three surveyed villages. | Md. Mijanur Rahman, Yong Jiang, Kenneth Irvine | 2018 | Assessing wetland services for improved development decision-making: a case study of mangroves in coastal Bangladesh | Rahman, M. M., Jiang, Y., & Irvine, K. (2018). Assessing wetland services for improved development decision-making: a case study of mangroves in coastal Bangladesh. Wetlands Ecology and Management, 26(4), 563-580. | https://doi.org/10.1007/s11273-018-9592-0 | N/A | Mohammad Belal Uddin | 2022-04-05 | Aynun Nishat Farhabi | 04-04-22 | |||||||||||
| ESV 45601115 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans | Wetland | Shinghertoly under the Munshigonj Union Council, Burigoalini and Nil Dumur (Bhamnia) under the Burigoalini Union Council) in the Shyamnagar subdistrict of the Satkhira district. | Supporting |
Es Name : Maintenance of life cycles SubES name : Nursery services (and habitat for fish breeding) SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 9 SubES Value Unit: USD/ha/year SubES Valuation: Contingent Valuation -------- |
Maintenance of life cycles | Habitat for fish breeding and nursery services | 161 | Primary |
Satkhira, |
Khulna | Local | 1 | Shinghertoly under the Munshigonj Union Council, Burigoalini, and Nil Dumur (Bhamnia) under the Burigoalini Union Council in the Shyamnagar subdistrict of the Satkhira district, Khulna. | Reserve | 22.2493 | 89.2383 | Contingent Valuation | The average annual willingness to pay for habitat for fish breeding and nursery services | US$ 9 per ha | 9 | USD | 2015 | Ha | Year | Household | 1142 | According to the local Union Council, there were 1142 households with a total population of 5292 in the three surveyed villages. | Md. Mijanur Rahman, Yong Jiang, Kenneth Irvine | 2018 | Assessing wetland services for improved development decision-making: a case study of mangroves in coastal Bangladesh | Rahman, M. M., Jiang, Y., & Irvine, K. (2018). Assessing wetland services for improved development decision-making: a case study of mangroves in coastal Bangladesh. Wetlands Ecology and Management, 26(4), 563-580. | https://doi.org/10.1007/s11273-018-9592-0 | N/A | Mohammad Belal Uddin | 2022-04-05 | Aynun Nishat Farhabi | 04-04-22 | |||||||||||
| ESV 96886634 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans | The largest single patch of protected mangrove forest – the Sundarbans is located on the southern coast of Bangladesh and India, Bangladesh part of Sundarbans covers about 6000km2, the other 4000km2 of the forest is located in India. | Provisioning |
Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish SubES Quantity : 4600 SubES Quantity Unit : Tons SubES Value : 200000 SubES Value Unit: USD SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : NTFPs [food only!]- Honey SubES Quantity : 128 SubES Quantity Unit : Tons SubES Value : 11000 SubES Value Unit: USD SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish- Crabs SubES Quantity : 444 SubES Quantity Unit : Tons SubES Value : 20000 SubES Value Unit: USD SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber SubES Quantity : 3567 SubES Quantity Unit : cubic meter SubES Value : 400000 SubES Value Unit: USD SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuelwood SubES Quantity : 13500 SubES Quantity Unit : Tons SubES Value : 60000 SubES Value Unit: USD SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Thatching Materials SubES Quantity : 26650 SubES Quantity Unit : Tons SubES Value : 60000 SubES Value Unit: USD SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Wax SubES Quantity : 32 SubES Quantity Unit : Tons SubES Value : 4000 SubES Value Unit: USD SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Food, Raw Materials | Food- Fish, Crabs, NTFPs [food only!]- Honey, Raw Materials- Timber, Fuelwood, Thatching Materials, Wax | 11, 14, 32, 33, 36 | Actual |
Khulna, |
Khulna | Local | 1 | The largest single patch of protected mangrove forest – the Sundarbans is located on the southern coast of Bangladesh. | Reserve | 6000 | km2 | 600000 | N/A | 22.298820 | 89.614390 | Market Price | The estimated average annual revenue for all types of provisioning services | US$744,000 per year 744,000 per year during financial year 2001– 2002 to 2009–2010 | 744000 | USD | Total area | Year | Md. Shams Uddin, E.de Ruyter van Steveninck , Mishka Stuip , Mohammad Aminur Rahman Shah | 2013 | Economic valuation of provisioning and cultural services of a protected mangrove ecosystem: A case study on Sundarbans Reserve Forest, Bangladesh | Uddin, Md. S., de Ruyter van Steveninck, E., Stuip, M., & Shah, M. A. R. (2013). Economic valuation of provisioning and cultural services of a protected mangrove ecosystem: A case study on Sundarbans Reserve Forest, Bangladesh. Ecosystem Services, 5, 88–93. | https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecoser.2013.07.002 | N/A | Suriya Yeasmin | 2022-04-05 | Md. Seikh Sadiul Islam Tanvir | 04-04-22 | ||||||||||||
| ESV 11788691 | Tropical Rainforest | Other (tropical forests) | 6.4 | Sylhet hill | semi-evergreen | The forest in LNP is semi-evergreen in nature, and it is located in the wettest region of the country. | Cultural |
Es Name : Opportunities for recreation and tourism SubES name : Ecotourism SubES Quantity : 202211 SubES Quantity Unit : Number of Tourist SubES Value : 476700000 SubES Value Unit: BDT SubES Valuation: Travel Cost -------- |
Opportunities for recreation and tourism | LNP is famous for ecotourism, where tourists come all over the year, with the majority comes during the winter. LNP is extensively used by the visitors for seeing trees and landscapes, wildlife-watching and enjoying fresh weather of nature. | 193 | Actual |
Moulvibazar, |
Sylhet | Local | 1 | LNP has an area of about 1,250 ha, and geographically it is located between 24030/-24032/N latitude and 91037/ -91039/ E longitude . The park is located approximately 185 km northeast of Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh. The park is located under the civil administrative unit of Kamalganj Upazilla, Moulvibazar district of Sylhet division. | Reserve | 1250 | Ha | 1250 | N/A | 24.341650 | 91.798180 | Travel Cost | The value of cultural ecosystem services of LNP per annum | Taka 476.44 million per annum | 476700000 | BDT | 2019 | Ha | Year | Total_Number | 202211 | Three categories of visitors (student, adult, and foreigner) are required to purchase tickets for entering the LNP. | Narayan Saha, Sharif A. Mukul | 2021 | Visitor’s willingness to pay for cultural ecosystem services in Bangladesh: an assessment for Lawachara National Park, a biodiversity hotspot | Saha, N., & Mukul, S. A. (2021). Visitor’s willingness to pay for cultural ecosystem services in Bangladesh: An assessment for Lawachara National Park, a biodiversity hotspot. | https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-269549/v1 | N/A | Suriya Yeasmin | 2022-04-05 | Md. Seikh Sadiul Islam Tanvir | 04-04-22 | |||||||
| ESV 83290125 | Tropical Rainforest | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans | The Sundarbans Reserve Forest (SRF) is situated along the coastline of the Bay of Bengal in the south-western region (i.e., Khulna division) of Bangladesh, and it was declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997. The total area of the forest is 603,000 ha, consisting of three wildlife sanctuaries: Sundarbans West (71,303 ha), Sundarbans East (31,227 ha) and Sundarbans South (36,970 ha). | Regulating |
Es Name : Moderation of extreme events SubES name : Storm Protection SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 543300000 SubES Value Unit: USD SubES Valuation: Damage Cost Avoided -------- |
This study has explored the importance of the Sundarban mangroves for moderation of extreme events in terms of monetary value for protecting household assets and properties from cyclones and storm surge. | The storm-protection value of the Sundarban | 91 | Secondary |
Bagerhat, Khulna, Barguna, Satkhira, |
Khulna | Sub_National | 2 | Cyclone Sidr struck the south-western Bangladesh districts of Bagerhat, Khulna, Satkhira, and Barguna. All the districts are located near the SRF and have forested lands except Barguna . Thus, to estimate the storm protection value of the SRF, we considered Khulna, Satkhira, and Bagerhat as the treatment zone (TZ) and Barguna as the control zone (CZ). | Reserve | 6030 | km2 | 603000 | N/A | 22.298820 | 89.614390 | Damage Cost Avoided | Estimated average damage cost avoided | USD 543.3 million | 543300000 | USD | 2015 | km2 | Year | Household | 1371460 | In estimating the total protection value of the SRF, we considered the total number of households of three districts (i.e., the treatment zone of this study), which is 1.37 million. | A.H.M. Raihan Sarker, Mohammad Nur Nobi, Eivin Røskaft, Ma Suza, David J. Chivers | 2020 | Value of the Storm-Protection Function of Sundarban Mangroves in Bangladesh | Sarker, A. R., Nobi, M. N., Røskaft, E., Chivers, D. J., & Suza, M. (2020). Value of the Storm-Protection Function of Sundarban Mangroves in Bangladesh. Journal of Sustainable Development, 13(3). | https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/ed93/637f212875cce37a177c1133066b74540517.pdf | N/A | Suriya Yeasmin | 2022-04-05 | Md. Seikh Sadiul Islam Tanvir | 04-04-22 | ||||||||
| ESV 23986263 | Tropical Moist | Mangroves | 3.4 | Sunderbans | The Sundarban zone represents the mangroves of the sundarban reserve forest found in the southwestern part of the country. | Provisioning |
Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Timber SubES Quantity : 0.425 SubES Quantity Unit : m3/HH/year SubES Value : 3,703.02 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Broom SubES Quantity : 2.614 SubES Quantity Unit : no/HH/year SubES Value : 392.28 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fuel wood and charcoal SubES Quantity : 461.57 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/HH/year SubES Value : 3180.84 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Biomass fuels- Leaves SubES Quantity : 827.87 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/HH/year SubES Value : 3193.63 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : NTFPs [food only!]- Fruits SubES Quantity : 173.28 SubES Quantity Unit : kg/HH/year SubES Value : 10254.67 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Poles SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 621.83 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Brooms SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 74.16 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Other Raw- Nypa SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 142.34 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Medicinal resources SubES name : Biochemicals- Medicinal plants SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 87.10 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : raw materials SubES name : Fodder SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 7.19 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : NTFPs [food only!]- Spices SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 5.07 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 7147.05 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish (Shrimp) SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 13940.19 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- Es Name : Food SubES name : Fish (Crab) SubES Quantity : SubES Quantity Unit : SubES Value : 4828.08 SubES Value Unit: BDT/hh/year SubES Valuation: Market Prices -------- |
Raw materials, Food, Medicinal resources | Timber, Other Raw materials- Bamboo, Poles, Brooms, Fuel wood, Leaves, Fodder, NTFPs [food only!]- Fruits, Spices, Biochemicals- Medicinal plants, Food- Fish, Shrimp, Crab | 32, 36, 33, 39, 14, 51, 34, 13, 11 | Actual | National | 3 | The Sundarban zone represents the mangroves of the sundarban reserve forest found in the southwestern part of the country. | Market Price | Total value of primary tree and forest products collected by households in the Sundarban periphery zone | 18908 million BDT/year | 18908000000 | BDT | 2015 | Total area | Year | GoB | 2019 | Tree and forest resources of Bangladesh: Report on the Bangladesh Forest Inventory | GoB (2019), Tree and forest resources of Bangladesh: Report on the Bangladesh Forest Inventory. Forest Department, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, Dhaka, Bangladesh. | http://bfis.bforest.gov.bd/bfi/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/BFI_report_final_8-12-20_2.pdf | N/A | Naeema Jihan Zinia | 2022-04-05 | Compass User | 07-04-22 |
