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Follow-up on Jamuna Bridge Multipurpose Project (JBMP)

 

 

The project is expected to make a positive contribution to the reduction of economic damages caused by erosion in the project areas by preventing the loss of about 7,800 ha of riparian land, including about 1,500 ha of urban area in Sirajganj and protect about 1,000 people from loss of livelihood, displacement and impoverishment. By preventing, perennial flow into the Bangali River from the Brahmaputra River, the project would prevent potential incremental flood damage to crops, property and infrastructure over an area of nearly 300,000 ha populated by more than two million people (World Bank, 2000 c).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Source: National Report On Implementation Of United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, Bangladesh (Final Draft)


 
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