Bangladesh is the second-largest producer of jute globally, with much of its production rooted in the rural villages.  in regions like Faridpur, Jessore, Sirajganj, and Mymensingh, known for their fertile soils and favorable climate. These areas are renowned for producing high-quality jute, often called “golden fiber,” used in making ropes, sacks, textiles, and handicrafts. Jute supports sustainable agriculture and provides significant economic benefits to rural communities in these regions.