The Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) Knowledge Hub is envisioned as a collaborative platform that brings together Indigenous communities, researchers, and policymakers to share knowledge and strengthen conservation practices. It serves as a repository of Indigenous traditions, customary laws, and ecological wisdom, ensuring that spiritual beliefs, cultural practices, and community governance systems are documented and integrated into sustainable development strategies.
At the same time, the hub promotes scientific research on biodiversity, watershed management, and agro-ecological practices, positioning the CHT as a vital center for innovation and resilience. By fostering dialogue, capacity building, and youth engagement, the Knowledge Hub contributes to both local empowerment and global learning, making the CHT not only a rich cultural landscape but also a critical site for addressing challenges of climate change, food security, and environmental sustainability.