Strategies and Policies for Specific Development

National level policies relevant to the planning effort presents here. Strategies and published government policies on development activities emphasizes sequentially. Specific development initiates consider subjective component. Those policies are Urban Management Policy, Land Use Policy, Housing Policy, Urban Transport Policy. Environmental Policy and Disaster Management and Climate change Policy is relevant. Also includes, Tourism Policy, Agriculture Policy, National Forest Policy, Population Policy, Coastal zone management Policy, Policy regarding Autistic Persons and many others. It also reviews and highlights important issues relevant to planning and development of contemporary Pourashava planning. Aim of the review highlights special features of the relevant national policy documents. Those documents expose their major limitations and point out necessary areas of revisions to make them effective in future development.

Policies and their strategies available as a public document in the country for urban and rural planning practice neither good nor bad. They impacts on land and housing markets favorably or unfavorably. Results in social benefits and costs depend on their nature and the specific contexts. Careful reforms of those policies can result in a lower cost for urban development and housing. An additional benefit could be in terms of a more functional spatial organization of the city or town. If the objective of orderly town development is to be achieved, policies need to be improved time to time to make them functional.