Project Bathan is Afeelaa's flagship initiative in sustainable cattle farming. Here, we practice open grazing, balanced nutrition, and humane animal care, ensuring that every animal is raised in a natural and stress-free environment.

Our cattle are nurtured with natural feed and clean water, following halal and ethical standards at every stage. This approach not only enhances meat quality but also promotes animal welfare and environmental harmony.

Beyond production, Project Bathan creates tangible social impact - generating employment for local farmers, providing training in sustainable livestock management, and building community-driven prosperity.

In the long run, Bathan aims to redefine Bangladesh's meat industry through transparency, ethics, and environmental care - proving that profit and compassion can grow together.

Project Fawakih focuses on organic fruit cultivation across the fertile soils of Chapai Nawabganj, a region blessed with rich biodiversity and ideal growing conditions.

Our plantations include Mango, Jackfruit, Dragon Fruit, and Guava, grown using eco-balanced and Global Gap Certified minimal chemical support only when necessary for crop protection. We emphasize soil regeneration, natural composting, water conservation, and crop rotation - techniques that protect biodiversity while maintaining nutrient-rich soil for generations to come.

What makes this project unique is its integration of modern agro-tech with traditional wisdom. Local farmers receive training in organic farming, pest control using natural solutions, and sustainable irrigation, ensuring every harvest is both profitable and planet-friendly.

The result? Delicious, healthy fruits grown with care - from the land, for the people, and in harmony with the Earth.

Project Matsya represents Afeelaa's commitment to eco-conscious aquaculture - raising fish in clean, balanced, and natural water systems. Our fish farms are designed to function as self-sustaining ecosystems, where water quality, oxygen levels, and biodiversity are carefully maintained without chemical inputs.

We use organic, plant-based feed, promote natural breeding cycles, and ensure the ponds support aquatic biodiversity, rather than disrupt it. Through this model, Project Matsya demonstrates that aquaculture can be both productive and environmentally restorative.

It also creates income opportunities for rural families, empowering them with sustainable fish-farming knowledge and resources to secure long-term livelihoods.

Ultimately, Project Matsya contributes to both food security and ecological balance, serving as a model for the future of green aquaculture in Bangladesh.