VideoA 13,000 sq ft Rooftop Farm on a Gazipur Garment Factory
Since 2015, garment maker Irish Design Ltd in Gazipur has grown fruit and crops across a 13,000 sq ft rooftop to create a greener workplace.
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VideoA Rooftop Farm in the Colours of the Flag
Mirpur dentist Dr M A Odud Sarkar has filled his 2,800 sq ft roof with fruit and crops, while calling for quality seedlings and policy support for urban farming.
VideoA Rooftop Farm on a School in Lohajang, Munshiganj
Head teacher Nripendra Chandra Das has covered the roof of Lohajang Girls' Pilot High School in Munshiganj with a dragon fruit garden.
VideoA Doctor and a Professor's 20-Year Rooftop Farm
Dental professors Shamsul Alam and Hosne Ara Mery have built a rooftop farm over two decades, a green rhythm for their busy professional lives.
VideoNaeem Carefully Tends the Rooftop Farm His Parents Built
In Pirerbag, Dhaka, Mohammad Naeem has turned his mother's hobby rooftop garden into a fully organic 2,400 sq ft farm since 2017.
VideoA Rooftop Farm on Sher-e-Bangla Nagar Police Station
On the roof of Dhaka's Sher-e-Bangla Nagar police station, the officer-in-charge has planted a collection of fruit trees, part of a trend on government buildings.
VideoMeherunnesa's Rooftop Farm in Uttarkhan, Dhaka
In Uttarkhan, Dhaka, Meherunnesa Maya has packed a 1,300 sq ft roof with fruit, crops and plants, inspired by her mother.
VideoRooftop Farm of Local Government Additional Secretary Mesbah Uddin
Rooftop farming has become a social movement, and Local Government Ministry additional secretary Mesbah Uddin, an agriculturist, keeps a rooftop farm alongside his work.
Rooftop farmingEducated Young Man Builds a Farm Making Rooftop Farming Inputs
In Chuadanga, young entrepreneur Alimuzzaman Milton makes inputs for rooftop farming and tests new techniques, from PVC pipe growing to soilless mixes.
Rooftop farmingThe Nursery Industry Is Growing in the Capital
Nurseries across Dhaka are meeting growing demand from rooftop farmers and gardeners, though buyers raise concerns about seedling quality and training is needed.