Livelihood challenges are primarily driven by poverty, limited access to resources, and vulnerability to natural disasters in Bangladesh. Many people depend on agriculture, which is increasingly affected by climate change, floods, and soil degradation. Urban migration has led to overcrowded cities with limited job opportunities, especially in informal sectors. Education and skills gaps further hinder access to better-paying jobs. Women, rural communities, and marginalized groups face additional barriers, including limited social protection and unequal economic opportunities. Despite government and NGO efforts to support rural livelihoods and create economic opportunities, sustainable development remains a significant challenge.