University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University

Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University

February 01, 2024 to Present

February 01, 2020 to January 31, 2024

February 01, 2014 to January 31, 2020

February 01, 2012 to January 31, 2014

Hossan, M. S., Afjal, M. I., Hasan, M. F., & Hanif, M. A.* (2024). Assessment of Land Dynamics Transformation into Tea Plantations using Support Vector Machine. Trees, Forests and People, 100703. (IF-2.7)

Ali, M.M., Bari, M.S., Hanif, M.A., Rahman, M.S., Ahmed, B. and Rahman, M.S. 2024. Charland resilience: Agroforestry innovations as nature-based soultions for climate-vulnerable communities in Bangladesh. Nature-Based Solutions, 6, 100165. (Elsevier)

Ray, P. C., Hasan, M. F., Hossan, M. S., & Hanif, M. A.* (2023). Forest co-management for improvement of livelihood and forest cover: Experience from Sal Forest of Bangladesh. Trees, Forests and People, 100450. (Impact Factor-2.7)

Saha S, Paul D, Poudel TR, Basunia NM, Hasan T, Hasan M, Li B, Reza R, Haque AR, Hanif MA, Sarker M, Roberts NJ, Khoso MA, Wu H, Shen H. (2023). Biofertilizer science and practice for agriculture and forestry: A review. J App Biol Biotech. (Scopus Indexed)

Yu, Q., Ma, S., Ni, X., Ni, X., Guo, Z., Tan, X., Zhong, M., Hanif, M.A., Zhu, J., Ji, C., Zhu, B. & Fang, J. (2022). Long-term phosphorus addition inhibits phosphorus transformations involved in soil arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and acid phosphatase in two tropical rainforests. Geoderma, 425, 116076. (Impact Factor-6.1)

Yu, Q*., Hanif, M. A.*, Rao, X., He, J., Sun, D., Liu, S., He, D.,  & Shen, W. 2021. Long-term restoration altered edaphic properties and soil microbial communities in forests: Evidence from four plantations of southern China. Restoration Ecology (IF-3.404).

Hanif, M.A.; Yu, Q.; Rao, X.; Shen, W. Disentangling the Contributions of Plant Taxonomic and Functional Diversities in Shaping Aboveground Biomass of a Restored Forest Landscape in Southern China. Plants 2019, 8, 612. (IF-3.935)

Hanif, M.A.; Guo, Z.; Moniruzzaman, M.; He, D.; Yu, Q.; Rao, X.; Liu, S.; Tan, X.; Shen, W. Plant Taxonomic Diversity Better Explains Soil Fungal and Bacterial Diversity than Functional Diversity in Restored Forest Ecosystems. Plants 2019, 8, 479. (IF-3.935)

Yu, Qingshui, Xingquan Rao, Shengnan Ouyang, Yong Xu, Abu Hanif, Zhuang Ni, Dan Sun, Dan He, and Weijun Shen. (2019). Changes in taxonomic and phylogenetic dissimilarity among four subtropical forest communities during 30 years of restoration. Forest Ecology and Management, 432, 983-1001. (IF-3.55)

Proshad, Ram, Tapos Kormoker, Md Saiful Islam, Md Abu Hanif, and Krishno Chandra. 2018. Chronic exposure assessment of toxic elements from agricultural soils around the industrial areas of Tangail district, Bangladesh. Archives of Agriculture and Environmental Science 3(4): 317-336.

Hanif, M.A., Roy, R.M., Bari, M.S. Ray, P.C., Rahman, M.S. and Hasan, M.F. (2018). Livelihood Improvements Through Agroforestry: Evidence from Northern Bangladesh. Small-scale Forestry, 17(4):505-522. (IF-1.778)

Siddika, M. A., Mian, M. J. A., Hoque, T. S., Hanif, M. A., & Ray, P. C. (2016). Effect of Different Micronutrients on Growth and Yield of Rice. International Journal of Plant and Soil Science, 12(6):1-8. 

Hanif, M. A., Bari, M. S., Al Mamun, M. A., Roy, P., & Roy, R. M. (2015). Potentiality of Organic Rice Production Fertilized with Different Agroforestry Tree Leaf Litter in Northern Bangladesh. International Journal of Plant and Soil Science, 8(2):1-6.

Hanif, M. A., Bari, M. S., & Abiar Rahman, M. (2015). Potentiality of carbon sequestration by agroforestry species in Bangladesh. Res Crops, 16(3),562-567. (Scopus Indexed, Q3)

M.W. Rahman, M.A.I. Talukder, M.A.A. Mamun, M.A. Hanif and M.J. Uddin. (2015). Studies on genetic variability, correlation and path analysi s of yield attributes in maizegenotypes (Zea mays L.). Journal of chemical, biological and physical sciences, Section B. 5(4): 3964-3971.

M.A. Hanif and Bari M.S. (2013). The Potentiality of Potato based Agrisilvicultural Land Use System in the Northern Part of Bangladesh. Science Secure Journal Biotechnology, 2(1):36-40.

M.F. Ali; M.A. Hanif, M.S. Bari, S.A. Akher and U. Fatema. (2013). Phytochemical Assessment of Some Medicinal Plants under Different Agroforestry Systems. Bangladesh Research Publication Journal, 8(4): 186 - 190.

M.M.A.A. Chowdhury, M.M.U. Miah, M.H.A. Amin, M.M. Akter and M.A. Hanif. (2010). Effect of Fertilizer and Lime on the Performance of Turmeric-Ghora neem based Agroforestry System, Journal Agroforestry and Environment, 3 (2): 69-72.

M.A. Hanif, M.H.A. Amin, M.S. Bari, M.S. Ali and M.N. Uddin. (2010). Performance of okra under litchi based agroforestry system. Journal Agroforestry and Environment, 4 (2):137-139.

M.A. Hanif, Md. Faruk Hossain, S.M. Rayhan, S. Parvin and M.O.K. Azad. (2010). Effect of Abiotic and Biotic Factors on the Seed Quality of Deshi Jute (Corchorus capsularis). Bangladesh Research Publication Journal, 4(4):376-380.

Hanif, M.A., Bari, M.S. Rahman, M.A. Potentiality of agroforestry species to climate change mitigation through carbon sequestration. Proceedings of 5th International Conference on Environmental Aspects of Bangladesh [ICEAB 2014].

Funded by: University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (UCAS), Beijing, China

Funded by: Chinese Academy of Science and The World Academy of Sciences

Funded by: Ministrty of Science and Technology

Position: Principal Investigator (PI)

Description: Bangladesh is considered as one of the most vulnerable country due to the impact of climate change. Among the different sectors, agriculture sector is one of the most vulnerable one. The purpose of the present was to explore the farmer’s perception of these changes, how they are coping with the situation, problems facing during adaptation and possible way forward. The investigation was carried out through a structured questionnaire in the northern (Dinajpur, Thakurgaon and Panchagarh district) part of Bangladesh. Data were collected by an interview schedule from a sample of 104 farmers. The results of the study reveal that, farmers are aware about these changes. Among the different changes, drought (41.3%) related difficulties are more prone in the northern part of Bangladesh followed by increased in temperature (36.5%). Farmers are taking different adaptation strategies to combat with the situation. For mitigation of adverse impact of drought, famers are practicing homestead agroforestry, improving irrigational facilities etc. Again, in case of flood, farmers are storing feeds for livestock, increasing the dyke of ponds and storing dry foods. Moreover, farmers are introducing adaptive cropping systems. Farmers are cultivating hybrid maize, introducing drought tolerant crop varieties, changing cropping pattern, planting trees around the crop field and homestead area. Low market price of the crops produced is one of the major concerns of the farmers during production. Beside these, unfavorable weather condition and lack of quality inputs are also causing difficulties during adaptation process.

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