Badadon Sangho is a women-led group in Bangladesh advocating for women’s rights to land, water, and natural resources, particularly for those facing extreme violence and discrimination. The group comprises rural women, lower-caste individuals, minorities, and those affected by natural disasters, many of whom rely on natural resources for their livelihoods.

Their project focuses on building grassroots movements and national advocacy to address gender-based violence (GBV) related to land ownership by strengthening networks like the Bangladesh Land Rights Network and the Women’s Land Rights Network. The initiative combines awareness campaigns, legal aid, and national advocacy to protect and empower women, particularly in areas impacted by land disputes and climate change.