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DRAINAGE & FLOOD CTL

Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Bangladesh

Source: World Bank Group

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The project would assist in financing permanent structures and improvement of earthworks to complement various earthworks schemes constructed under the Food-For-Work-Program. It would include the provision of equipment and vehicles for project implementation as well as consultants to assist the Water Development Board (WDB) in the selection, planning, design and supervision of sub-projects. The pr

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The project “DRAINAGE & FLOOD CTL” is an infrastructure initiative in the Water Supply and Storage sector, located in Bangladesh. Taiyo aggregates data on it from World Bank Group.

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The project would assist in financing permanent structures and improvement of earthworks to complement various earthworks schemes constructed under the Food-For-Work-Program. It would include the provision of equipment and vehicles for project implementation as well as consultants to assist the Water Development Board (WDB) in the selection, planning, design and supervision of sub-projects. The project would, in the sub-project areas, result in significant increases in annual foodgrain (mainly paddy) production ranging from 35 to 53 over current levels. While incremental increases in net farm incomes would vary by sub-project and among individual farmers, net farm incomes would in general, increase by 50 to 100. The project would increase employment opportunities in the rural areas, primarily through changes in land use, and increase in cropping intensity and an improvement in crop yields.

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