Topographical factors such as a repetetive cycle of droughts and floods, in addition to long years of environmentally destructive agricultural methods dependent on chemical fertilizers and pesticides, are leading to agricultural attrition in Bangladesh and reducing the productivity of the land. Low incomes are also leading young people to abandon farming and there are concerns about future food supply. The energy situation is unstable to the point that even urban areas suffer power shortages, and there are regions with no electricity at all, which hinders effective agricultural production. This project will tackle this situation by establishing a 'regional improvement center' aiming to build regional recycling-based societies and promote solar power generation in areas with power insufficiencies. The center will introduce low-cost solar power systems and encourage their use by providing training in creating operation and maintenance structures. It will also provide instruction on farming techniques and establish a microcredit framework.