Nidhipotti, Ramkantapur, Saltha, Faridpur
With the objective to provide safe shelters during cyclones, tidal surges and other natural calamities, government of Bangladesh has taken a project titled Resilient Infrastructure for Adaptation and Vulnerability Reduction (RIVER) under the World Banks climate resiliency and disaster management program. This project is inherited from ECRRP (Emergency Cyclone Recovery and Reconstruction Project) which was undertaken after divesting effect of the super cyclone SEDAR in 2007.
| Shelter Selection Data | |
|---|---|
| Internal Code | FAR-046 |
| Land Owner | Govt. |
| Distance From Closest Shelter | N/A |
| River Name | Matiya Deho small River |
| Distance From River | 0.68 |
| Highest Flood Level | 0.76 |
| Population in radious of 1.5km | 9000 |
| Population in radious of 1.5km projected for 2035 | 10345.26792 |
| Pucca Building | 5 |
| Semi Pucca Building no | 25 |
| Tin shed building with wooden piller | 1000 |
| Tin shed building with bamboo piller | 1500 |
| Thatched Building | 0 |
| Shanty | 0 |
| Land Quantity (Des) | 47 |
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Agargaon, Dhaka, Bangladesh
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