This report provides an overall summary of the primary economic analysis conducted on the lake between Gulshan and Korail using a Total Ecosystem Services Valuation method, that identifies a potential out of BDT 10,000 Crore economic value that can be generated from the project.

This report combines the urban mapping at multiple scales to show Dhaka’s geomorphological situation, the wetland loss over the years and a detailed mapping of the case study area, identifying point source pollution and edge conditions.

This report provides a comprehensive overview of the current knowledge of urban wetlands globally and locally in Dhaka, and links across multiple disciplines to understand urban wetlands.

This report combines water sample test data for pollutants in the GB lake water with comparative analysis, as well as provides recommendations for how to use nature-based interventions to restore lake health.

This report analyses the current level of services provided in Korail and provides a mapping of the interlinakges with sorrounding areas, the key stakeholders in the project as well as provides recommendations for effective engagement and potential risks.

This report, from the co-production workshops done with the urban farmers and dwellers of Korail slum, articulates their charter to protect the lake, demand from the government and policy recommendations.

This report summarises the findings based on consultations with landscape and agriecology experts (both formally trained and indigenous) about the viability of ReWET project and highlights their recommendations.

This report showcases the findings of knowledge exchange workshops between the experts and local dwellers/urban farmers. It lists some key water treatment and agroecological typologies.

This report presents the ReWET Knowledge Exchange Network as a transnational platform reimagining urban wetlands through Global South perspectives, centering epistemic justice, community stewardship, and relational approaches to environmental knowledge. here

This report outlines strategic recommendations to strengthen ReWET’s digital presence and storytelling, offering analytics-driven insights and communication guidelines to amplify its mission of community-led urban wetland restoration.

This report develops a draft Policy Guidance Framework for Restoring Wetlands (PGFReWET) in Dhaka, proposing a multi-level, justice-driven roadmap that repositions wetlands as vital urban infrastructure through nature-based solutions, community co-management, and legal reform.

This report presents the outcomes of ReWET’s National Stakeholder Dialogue in Dhaka, culminating in a Collective Action Framework that outlines seven justice-centered strategies for urban wetland restoration through community stewardship, institutional accountability, and ecological co-production.

This report develops a conceptual, community-led restoration tool for Dhaka’s Korail Lake, co-designed with residents to integrate indigenous agroecological knowledge, floating infrastructure, and decentralized waste systems into a vision for equitable urban wetland regeneration.

This report illustrates a participatory approach to restoring Korail Lake, showcasing community-led planning, ecological design, and sustainable water management strategies that integrate local knowledge, organic farming, and socio-environmental resilience.

This report develops a youth-led advocacy initiative empowering Korail community members to champion wetland restoration through climate justice, strategic storytelling, and rights-based approaches linking ecological resilience with urban environmental justice.