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  • Greenway Climate Training Hub

Empowering People, Building Resilience, Creating a Sustainable Future

The Greenway Climate Training Hub (GCTH) is an innovative initiative of the Greenway Renewable Energy Implementation Organization (GREIO), designed to develop a climate-conscious, skilled, and self-reliant generation in Bangladesh.

Located at Sheorapara, Mirpur, Dhaka, the hub serves as a national-level center for training, research, and innovation on renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and climate resilience.

By bridging technology, community, and sustainability, the hub inspires both rural and urban communities including indigenous and marginalized groups to actively engage in climate action and environmental protection.

Purpose & Vision

The hub’s mission is to equip individuals particularly women, youth, and farmers with the knowledge, skills, and technology needed to adapt to climate change, protect natural resources, and advance green livelihoods.

GREIO envisions a climate-smart Bangladesh, where renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and environmental responsibility work together to ensure long-term prosperity for all communities, including ethnic minorities and indigenous peoples.

Core Objectives
  1. Build human capacity for climate adaptation and mitigation.
  2. Provide hands-on training in renewable energy, biogas, bio-fertilizer, and sustainable agriculture.
  3. Promote women and youth empowerment through green entrepreneurship.
  4. Strengthen community resilience and disaster preparedness.
  5. Foster eco-innovation and local green technologies.
  6. Develop national and international training and research collaborations.
  7. Ensure full inclusion of indigenous, ethnic, and marginalized communities.

Training Domains

1. Renewable Energy & Green Technology
  • Solar home systems and irrigation
  • Biogas and bio-slurry management
  • Clean cooking solutions and energy efficiency
2. Climate-Smart Agriculture
  • Organic farming and composting
  • Smart irrigation and water management
  • Sustainable cropping and climate-resilient seeds
3. Women & Youth Empowerment
  • Green entrepreneurship and leadership
  • Financial literacy and eco-business incubation
4. Environment & Climate Resilience
  • Community-based adaptation and disaster risk reduction
  • Environmental education in schools and colleges
  • Early warning and preparedness systems
Key Features
  • Expert-led, practical, and field-based training
  • Certification upon successful completion
  • Entrepreneur support and business incubation
  • Partnerships with universities, government, and international organizations
  • Inclusive participation for women, youth, indigenous, and marginalized groups
  • Access to the Greenway Innovation Network (GIN) for mentorship and guidance
Beneficiaries
  • Women and youth
  • Farmers and green entrepreneurs
  • Indigenous and ethnic communities
  • Local government representatives
  • Environmental activists and NGO staff
  • Students and educators
Future Goals – Vision 2030
  1. Establish 8 regional Climate Training Centers across Bangladesh.
  2. Train over 100,000 women and youth by 2030.
  3. Create 10,000 new green jobs in rural areas.
  4. Launch Greenway Climate Academy, an online e-learning platform.
  5. Introduce international fellowship and exchange programs.
  6. Establish a Green Incubation Hub for innovation and entrepreneurship.
  7. Integrate climate education into school and college curricula.
  8. Develop partnerships for research and technology transfer.
  9. Create a Green Fund to support eco-friendly startups.
  10. Build 100 renewable energy-based climate-resilient model villages.
  11. Ensure full participation of indigenous and marginalized communities in all programs.
Our Commitment

The Greenway Climate Training Hub represents hope, innovation, and empowerment
a space where people do not just adapt to climate change but lead the movement toward a cleaner, greener, and sustainable future.