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Char Development and Settlement Project – Phase IV |
South Asia |
Bangladesh |
Subnational |
Water; Disaster risk reduction; Coastal protection; Infrastructure; Food and agriculture |
Storms; Floods; Drought; Saltwater intrusion; Forest and land degradation |
Infrastructure; Finance; Nature-based solutions and ecosystem services |
2011 - 2018 |
Total USD89.2 million
IFAD loan: USD47.30 (SDR30.6 million)
GoN grant: USD20.6 million
GoB counterpart financing: USD15.6 million
NGOs credit contribution:USD4.9 million
Beneficiaries’ in kind or cash contribution: USD0.81 million |
International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), the Government of Netherlands (GoN) and the Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh (GoB) |
For each component a different ministry |
IFAD |
The Goal of CDSP-IV is reduced poverty and hunger for poor people living on newly accreted coastal chars. The Project Purpose is improved and more secure rural livelihoods for 28,000 households who comprise the population of Nangulia, Noler, Caring, Ziauddin and Urir Chars in the coastal area of Noakhali District in southeast Bangladesh. 3. Project implementation is organised in five components: (1) protection from climate change (water management and social forestry); (2) climate-resilient infrastructure (internal infrastructure, water and sanitation); (3) land settlement and titling; (4) livelihood support (agricultural support, social and livelihoods support); and (v) technical assistance and management support. |
https://www.ifad.org/documents/38711624/40089498/CDSP_sv_report_2017_0010-41-4540_7612.pdf/8f78a3b2-172e-4030-a63b-363d09f92241?1517983961769= AND https://www.mottmac.com/article/1127/char-development-and-settlement-project |