Physical Infrastructure

– Most of the lands in the Pourashava acts an important role on the supply of agriculture commodities in different Pourashavas and Zilas. All of those lands submerges in the rainy season. Development activities are reducing the agriculture land rapidly. This trend will be controlled by imposing development control. The contemporary regulations and their management procedure is not enough to control such development activities.

– About 4 to 7 meter earth filling will be needed for every development activities in the Pourashava. Bulk development not encourages widely due to the huge cost involvement. Poor soil condition is another problem of construction. Low land is also providing natural drainage facilities in the area.

– The Pourashava is a natural developed area. Planning effort yet not been taken by the public authority. Therefore, a mixed landuse scenario is viewed all over the Pourashava. These unorganized landuse will be framed within a planning manner with the physical and financial involvement of public authority.

– Roads in the Pourashava town are narrow and irregular. Some of the roads submerge in rainy season. Width of semi-pucca and katcha roads are between 3 to 6 meters and somewhere they are using as foot-way. Those narrow and irregular roads will be widened in regular shaped but not for all. Because some of the roads are in densely populated areas, pucca buildings and commercial establishments need to be demolished. Some roads did not preserve any scope for further improvement. Infrastructural facilities such as water supply and sanitation will not possible to construct on those narrow roads.

Socio-economic

The Pourashava is quite poor in respect of basic utility service. Information collected through Socio-economic survey reveals piped water supply is very negligible. Gas, Drainage and Sewerage and Solid waste are also in same condition. People use various types of fuel sources like Cylinder gas, kerosene, Wood, Electric Heater, Cow dung, etc. For drinking water supply, deep tubewell, community tubewell uses. Electricity supply for household lighting and for other purposes exists but with frequent load shedding.

Almost all the Wards are connected with electricity supply in moderate level. In spite of this, considerable number of households in all the Wards is not facilitated with electricity facilities. Almost all the Wards have no sewerage system and toilets are mostly consists of sock pits. Overall garbage disposal system is poor. Garbage Dumping Ground is not available and mostly disposes on open streets. Wastes collect by the NGOs but not well organized all over the Pourashava.