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1. PRE-STUDY 3: DEVELOPMENT TOPICS
ISLAM MD NAZMUL
STUDENT ID- 223I417I
GSICS, KOBE UNIVERSITY
DATE OF SUBMISSION- 24.09.2023

2. DEVELOPMENT TOPICS
1. Health 2. Environment

3. DEVELOPMENT TOPICS OVERVIEW
Health
 Primary Health Care
 Establishment of Hospitals
 Investment in Medical Education
 Nutrition
Environment
 Implementing Development Projects keeping
environment in mind
 Decreasing all forms of pollution
 Emphasizing on sustainable development

4. PROJECT CASE SUMMARY
Project Name- Urban Primary Health Care Services Delivery Project
Background- Urban population is growing roughly by 3.27 (WB-2016)
% per year and 37.2% of people now live in urban areas. The total
urban population is expected to increase up to 44% by 2030.This
rapid expansion has placed significant pressure on health services
and facilities in urban areas.
Goal:- To ensure quality and equitable health care for all urban population in
Bangladesh by improving access to and utilization of health, population and
nutrition services.
Outcome- The outcome of the project will be sustainable good quality urban
PHC services provided in project areas that target the poor and the needs of
women and children.
Extended Community Climate Change Project-Flood
(ECCCP-Flood)
Goal- To increase resilience of the poor, marginalized and climate
vulnerable communities towards the adverse effects of climate
change in flood prone areas of Bangladesh.
Outcome 1: Institutions (Implementing Entities) and community
groups strengthened capacity on addressing climate change
Outcome 2: Protection of homesteads from adverse effect of
flood
Outcome 3: : Access to flood resilient livelihood
Key Feature Of The Project
Features of the Project
•An excellent model of PPP (Public Private Partnership)
•Safety net provision for poor (at least 30% services are free of cost)
•Involvement of local government and community
•Client friendly health service delivery model