Carbon sequestration is shifting from a technical scientific topic to a critical economic driver for climate vulnerable nations. In Bangladesh, ecosystems like the Sundarbans mangroves are being recognized as high value financial assets due to their ability to store more carbon per hectare than terrestrial forests. This transition integrates conservation with climate finance and national economic planning. By valuing the carbon stored in vegetation and soil, countries can better access global carbon markets to fund disaster resilience and environmental protection.
