Climate Refugee's Housing project/ khuruskul Ashrayan Prokolpo

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This presentation discusses the Climate Refugees Housing Project in Bangladesh, one of the country's mega projects. The project will rehabilitate over 4,409 families displaced by cyclones by building 139 five-story buildings and developing a tourist zone. It is funded with 18 billion taka by the Bangladeshi government and implemented by the Bangladesh Army. The project aims to provide housing, job training, and income generation opportunities to make the refugees economically independent. By creating new industries and employment, the project is expected to accelerate long-term sustainable economic growth in Bangladesh. Construction is ongoing, with 20 buildings already completed and inaugurated by the Prime Minister in 2020.

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The Mega projects of Bangladesh and prospective
impacts in transforming the economy : Climate
Refugees Housing Project
PRESENTED BY
Mahbuba Yeasmin Era
Id: 2017-3-16-025
Department of Business Administration

Contents
 What is Mega project
 Mega projects of Bangladesh
 It’s Role in accelerating sustainable economic growth & opportunity
exists
 Formation of Contract Agreement
 Formation of fund & Budget on project
 Infrastructural Information
 Current Status of this project
 Conclusion

Climate Refugees Housing Project
• This project known as Khuruskul Asrayan project/ shekh
Hasina Asrayan Prokolpo
• This project now considered as the world's biggest climate
refugee rehabilitation project
• The most beneficiaries are mostly the victims of the 1991‟s
devastating cyclone
• Over 4,409 poor families who lost their homes to the
climate induced disaster will get home under this project
• Under this project total 139 five-storied buildings and a
tourist zone will be built.
• Khurushkul Asrayan Project was taken in 2014-15 fiscal on
premiers directives

• to free Bangladesh from
poverty, hunger and
homelessness by
providing housing
• to make them
economically
independent by providing
training, loan, income
generating activities
• to develop Cox’s Bazar as
a beautiful tourist town
Climate Refugees Housing Project

Role In Accelerating Sustainable
Economic Growth And Opportunities
Exist
• A long term economic growth will be achieved
through this project
• In this project training programs and dry fish
market, dry fish processing zone or “Shutki Mahal”
which will provide employment to those climate
refugees.
• a tourist spot will be built which will play a great
role for accelerating the long run economic growth
of Bangladesh

Role In Accelerating Sustainable
Economic Growth And Opportunities
Exist
• A new market will be create as well (dry fish
market )
• Employment rate will boost up
• Peoples living standards will be better
• And GDP ( Gross domestic Product) will
increase, so as the economy

Formation of Contract Agreement
• This project was taken
in 2014-15 fiscal on
premiers directives
• BD government has
signed an contract with
Bangladesh Armed
Force for implanting
this project in mid may
2017.
• This project will be fully
complete in 2023

• This is the largest rehabilitation project and the
whole project is funded by the Bangladesh
government herself.
• Also the land for this project also provided by the
Government of Bangladesh.
Formation of fund & Budget on project

Formation of fund & Budget on project
• The budget for this project will be funded by
the Bangladesh government and total 18
billion (Taka 1,800.39 crore)
• Khurushkul Ashrayan scheme being
implemented by Bangladesh Army on
253.59-acres of land

139 five-storied buildings
Implemented by Bangladesh Army on 253.59
acres of land
total of 4,409 families of climate refugees will be
rehabilitated
will have four zones
residential,
tourism,
dry fish processing zone or ‘shutki mahal’ and
a buffer precinct with greenery.
Infrastructural Information

Current Status of this project
• Among 139 five-storied building, construction work on
20 buildings is almost done
• On 23rd july 2020, The Prime minister Sheikh Hasina
inaugurated the 20 five-storied structures constructed
in the first phase
• Keys were handed to 600 families who can shift to
houses in a settlement 3 kilometers (2 miles) from
Cox's Bazar city center immediately.
• Remaining 119 multi-storied buildings would be
completed through preparation of separate Detail
Project Pro-forma by the Armed Forces Division by
2023

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原版制作贝德福特大学毕业证（bedfordhire毕业证）硕士文凭原版一模一样

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1. Welcome To My Presentation

2. The Mega projects of Bangladesh and prospective impacts in transforming the economy : Climate Refugees Housing Project PRESENTED BY Mahbuba Yeasmin Era Id: 2017-3-16-025 Department of Business Administration

3. Contents  What is Mega project  Mega projects of Bangladesh  It’s Role in accelerating sustainable economic growth & opportunity exists  Formation of Contract Agreement  Formation of fund & Budget on project  Infrastructural Information  Current Status of this project  Conclusion

4. Mega project

5. Mega Projects of Bangladesh

6. Climate Refugees Housing Project • This project known as Khuruskul Asrayan project/ shekh Hasina Asrayan Prokolpo • This project now considered as the world's biggest climate refugee rehabilitation project • The most beneficiaries are mostly the victims of the 1991‟s devastating cyclone • Over 4,409 poor families who lost their homes to the climate induced disaster will get home under this project • Under this project total 139 five-storied buildings and a tourist zone will be built. • Khurushkul Asrayan Project was taken in 2014-15 fiscal on premiers directives

7. • to free Bangladesh from poverty, hunger and homelessness by providing housing • to make them economically independent by providing training, loan, income generating activities • to develop Cox’s Bazar as a beautiful tourist town Climate Refugees Housing Project

8. Role In Accelerating Sustainable Economic Growth And Opportunities Exist • A long term economic growth will be achieved through this project • In this project training programs and dry fish market, dry fish processing zone or “Shutki Mahal” which will provide employment to those climate refugees. • a tourist spot will be built which will play a great role for accelerating the long run economic growth of Bangladesh

9. Role In Accelerating Sustainable Economic Growth And Opportunities Exist • A new market will be create as well (dry fish market ) • Employment rate will boost up • Peoples living standards will be better • And GDP ( Gross domestic Product) will increase, so as the economy

10. Formation of Contract Agreement • This project was taken in 2014-15 fiscal on premiers directives • BD government has signed an contract with Bangladesh Armed Force for implanting this project in mid may 2017. • This project will be fully complete in 2023

11. • This is the largest rehabilitation project and the whole project is funded by the Bangladesh government herself. • Also the land for this project also provided by the Government of Bangladesh. Formation of fund & Budget on project

12. Formation of fund & Budget on project • The budget for this project will be funded by the Bangladesh government and total 18 billion (Taka 1,800.39 crore) • Khurushkul Ashrayan scheme being implemented by Bangladesh Army on 253.59-acres of land

13. 139 five-storied buildings Implemented by Bangladesh Army on 253.59 acres of land total of 4,409 families of climate refugees will be rehabilitated will have four zones residential, tourism, dry fish processing zone or ‘shutki mahal’ and a buffer precinct with greenery. Infrastructural Information

14. Current Status of this project • Among 139 five-storied building, construction work on 20 buildings is almost done • On 23rd july 2020, The Prime minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurated the 20 five-storied structures constructed in the first phase • Keys were handed to 600 families who can shift to houses in a settlement 3 kilometers (2 miles) from Cox's Bazar city center immediately. • Remaining 119 multi-storied buildings would be completed through preparation of separate Detail Project Pro-forma by the Armed Forces Division by 2023

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