This project proposal seeks funding for the rehabilitation of national, regional, and district roads in 10 flood-affected districts following damaging floods in 2016. The project aims to restore over 15,00,000 people's access to roads and transportation by rebuilding damaged infrastructure to pre-flood or higher standards, and to implement protective measures to reduce future flood impacts. With a proposed budget of 5,60,54.96 lakh, the emergency rehabilitation work would restore economic and social functions while creating employment opportunities for flood victims. Risks include potential budget shortfalls or corruption, but developing clear work plans and increasing community participation could help mitigate these risks.

1. Emergency
flood damage
rehabilitation
Project proposal

2. Introduction
Rehabilitation of 2016 Flood Damage National,
Regional and District Roads to restore the road
network as per-flood level or to a higher standard
and to take appropriate protective measures to
minimize future flood damage.

3. Project description
Title Description
Project title Emergency flood damage rehabilitation
project -2016
Type of project Development project
Project proponent Ministry of communication
Number of beneficiaries 15,00,000 peoples
Location of the beneficiaries 10 affected districts
Date of implementation 1/1/2017-31/12/2017
Budget requirement 5,60,54.96 Lac

4. Background analysis
Bangladesh is one of the most disaster prone
countries with respect to natural disaster like
cyclones, typhoons, storms, flood, etc that causing
severe damage to infrastructure and other assets
specially the RHD road network.

5. Project objective
To help restore the country's essential economic
infrastructure and domestic food production
capability, and facilitate road access to production
centers, markets and social services

6. Impact and outcome
• Avoid air pollution and impact on bio-diversity.
• Women can involve construction work and their
wages eexpected to be used for ttheir children
• Create more eemployment opportunities which
aalleviate proverty

7. Risk management plan
• Lack of budget, corruption and absert community
participation hampare the project.
• Develop specific flood rehabilitation work
plan,increase budget and participation can mitigate
the risk.

8. Budget
Budget Description GOB RPA DPA Total
a.Revenue
Consultancy 586.02 2431.68 889 3906.70
Sub-total
revenue
586.02 2431.68 889 3906.70
b.Capital
Civil work 14222.25 33185.26 47407.51
Capital
block alloc.
1422.23 3318.52 4740.75
Sub-total 15644.48 36503.78 52148.26
Ground
total
16230.50 38935.46 889 56054.96