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District Livestoke Office, Cox’s Bazar

Md. Rezaul Gani

1308, RPATC, Chattogram

Conference Room, DC Office, Cox’s Bazar

Livestock in cox’s bazar

Official Information:
Livestock office-01
Upazila office-08
Artificial Breeding centre-59
 TARGET & ACHEIVEMENT

Target and Achievement according A.B

APA(2019-2020)

Achieve
Name Target Rate
ment 1 2

Artificial
22000 6900 32% VACCINATE
breeding

vaccinate 223000 53700 24.20%

1 2
 Production analysis according with APA

MILK

production

Milk(lmt) 0.9 0.35 39% 1 2

EGGS

Meat(lmt) 1 0.35 35%

Eggs(cors) 25 10 42%
1 2
 Animals vaccination based on Time

Time Quentity 250000 Animal vaccination

200000

2016-2017 140000
150000

100000
2017-2018 160000
50000

2018-2019 175000 0
Quentity

2016-2017 2017-2018
2019-2020 200000 2018-2019 2019-2020
 Chicken Vaccination Based on Time

Time Quantity(Lac) Chicken and others

45
40
35
2016-2017 5 30
25
20
2017-2018 10
15
10
2018-2019 20 5
0
1
2019-2020 40
2016-2017 2017-2018
2018-2019 2019-2020
 Artificial Breeding

Quantity
Artificial Breeding
400000

350000
Time Quantity
300000

250000
2016-2017 50000
200000

150000
2017-2018 100000
100000

2018-2019 200000 50000

0
2016- 2017- 2018- 2019-
2017 2018 2019 2020
2019-2020 400000
 Milk production in Year to Year

Milk prduction
Milk 0.9

0.8
Time Quantity(L.M.T) 0.7

0.6
2016-2017 0.5 0.5

0.4
2017-2018 0.65
0.3

0.2
2018-2019 0.8
0.1

0
2019-2020 0.85 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020
 Meat production on Time Basis

Meat production
Meat 0.9
0.8
0.7
Time Quantity(L.M.T)
0.6
0.5
2016-2017 0.35
0.4
0.3
2017-2018 0.51
0.2
0.1
2018-2019 0.7
0
2016- 2017- 2018- 2019-
2017 2018 2019 2020
2019-2020 0.8
 Eggs Production

Eggs production
Eggs production 18
16
Time Quantity(Cros) 14
12

2016-2017 10 10
8
6
2017-2018 12
4
2
2018-2019 14
0
2016- 2017- 2018- 2019-
2017 2018 2019 2020
2019-2020 16
 SWOT Analysis
Strengths: Weakness :
Effective project Lack of Grass production
Production increase Old model
Rate increase Careless
Vaccination Increase price of animal food.
Resource Store
Marketing
Entreasure
Technology
New class

Opportunities : Threats:
New Technology Dieses
New class Pestilence
SDG matching Environment
Artificial breeding Maligners
Safe food Population high rate
Model firm Duplicate products
Employment
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DFO, Cox’s Bazar

Md. Shawon Shaikh

1316, RPATC, Chattogram

Conference Room, DC Office, Cox’s Bazar

Office of the District Fisheries Officer, Cox’s Bazar

Vision Mission
• To meet the demand of • To increase sustainable
animal protein from fish production of fish, shrimp
resources. and other aquatic resources .
• To alleviate poverty. • To meet the nutritional
• To increase fish export. needs of the country.
• To develop socio-economic
condition of the people
connected with fisheries
related activities.
 DFO, Cox’s Bazar
Functions:
1) Provide assistance and advice to the people attached with
fisheries related profession;
2) Manage fisheries related information of the district;
3) Implement fisheries related laws;
4) Prevent the use of harmful chemicals in fish;
5) Conduct motivational meetings;
6) Release fish fry into various reservoir;
7) Announce and manage fish sanctuary;
8) Conduct various campaign;
9) Monitor dry fish production; 
10) Conduct other fisheries extension related activities;
 DFO, Cox’s Bazar

Drawbacks:

– Manpower crisis;
– Insufficient budget allocation;
– Infrastructure problem;
– Technological backwardness;
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Zila Parishad, Cox’s Bazar

Amolendo Kosh

1307, RPATC, Chattogram

Conference Room, DC Office, Cox’s Bazar

 Introduction of Cox’s Bazar Zila Parishad

• Establishment of Cox’s Bazar Zila Parishad-1988

• Number of Upazila-08
• Number of Post Bungalow-10
• Number of Municipalities-4
• Passenger camp-43
• Number of ferry/jetty/launch-23
• Number of Market-4
• Number of Culvert/Bridge-46
• Total amount of Land-362 acres
 Mission and Vision
Playing important role in Communication
Management, Infrastructure Development,
Poverty Reduction, Women Empowerment,
Education, Sports, Tree Plantation, Culture and
Social Development and other Development
activities by increasing own fund and allocation
of ADP by the govt. to make Bangladesh Middle
Income Country.
 Legal Ground of Zila Parishad
• Zila Parishad act, 2000 • Member of Parishad-
Elected chairman, 15
members, 5 female
reserved members
• Two branch of Zila
Parishad-Administrative
and Technical headed by
Chief Executive Officer
 Functions of Zila Parishad
• Two types of Functions
• Mandatory functions- Review of development
activities, Maintenance of General Library,
Building of road, culvert and bridge, Tree
plantation, cooperate to Upazila Parishad and
municipality
• Optional Functions- Education related activities,
Social welfare related activities, Economical
Welfare related activity
 Process of Getting Service

• Submission of Application to
Chairman/Chief Executive Officer
• Action taken by enrolling submitted
application
• Approve application in Monthly meeting
 Activities of Cox’s Bazar Zila Parishad
• Building road, Bridge and Culvert
• Infrastructure Development
• Providing Financial grant
• Provide Scholarships
• Distributed 7,00,000tk to FDMN people
• 40 tube well installment in Refugees
• Spend 1.32 crore taka for prevention corona virus
• Providing 2 lac taka into district relief fund
 Income Source of Zila Parishad
• 1% amount of land transfer tax
• Ferry Ghat lease
• Rent collected from shop/Market
• Rent of Post Bungalow
• Renewal of contractor’s license
• Government Grant
 Future Plan of Cox’s Bazar Zila Parishad

• Building Commercial Bhavan

• Building modern Post Bungalow of Ukhia
• Building multi storied market in Teknaf
• Making shishu park in Cox’s Bazar
• Installment of Tube wells
• Building passenger camp
• Establishing Shaheed Minar etc
• Constructing Residential Building
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RRRC, Cox’s Bazar

Md. Jayed Hasan

1313, RPATC, Chattogram

Conference Room, DC Office, Cox’s Bazar

 History
 A Bangladesh government agency under the
Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief
responsible for providing relief to FDMN’s in
Bangladesh and plan their eventual repatriation
to Myanmar.
 Office of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation
Commissioner was established in 1992 when the
first wave of Rohingya refugees, about 250
thousand, arrived from Myanmar.
 The office is located in Cox's Bazar District.
 Activity
 Identifying and preserving land for internal roads, drainages,
health posts, hospitals, security check posts, police / ansar
barracks, schools / training centres, conference rooms,
administrative and residential buildings, graveyards, and other
service delivery infrastructures inside the camps and in
collaboration with concerned ISCG sector;
 Coordination of WASH facilities, installation of overhead
electricity lines in the camp area and distribution of tarpaulin /
plastic sheets / tents / food, drinking water, medicine / treatment
supplies, and other relief items among the FDMNs;
 Ensuring security of all humanitarian and emergency service
providers including the Rohingya shelter seekers with the help of
Army and Law enforcing agencies inside the camp;
 Activity (Cont.)
 Registering and maintenance of records of birth,
death, marriage and divorce of camp dwellers;
 Preparing lists of all government and non-
government agencies working in the camp vicinity
with the contact details of the concerned focal points
and coordinating their activities for avoiding potential
duplication;
 Ensuring relocation of the people at risk of flood and
landslide to the safe area within the stipulated time in
collaboration with the Site Management Sector where
necessary;
 Preparing lists of all households (including family
members) of the camp;
 Activity (Cont.)
 Registering and maintenance of records of birth,
death, marriage and divorce of camp dwellers;
 Preparing lists of all government and non-
government agencies working in the camp vicinity
with the contact details of the concerned focal points
and coordinating their activities for avoiding potential
duplication;
 Ensuring relocation of the people at risk of flood and
landslide to the safe area within the stipulated time in
collaboration with the Site Management Sector where
necessary;
 Preparing lists of all households (including family
members) of the camp;
 Activity (Cont.)
 Preparing datasheets of all service infrastructures in
the camp like tube wells, latrines etc. and establishing
new services with the help of concerned agency /
sector or requisitioning to these offices if necessary;
 Organizing weekly coordination meeting of
government, non-government and international
agencies working in the camp and submission of
these proceedings;
 Ensuring that no agency can operate in the camp
without prior approval; and
 Submitting weekly progress reports in weekly
coordination meetings held at the office of the RRRC.
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DAE, Cox’s Bazar

Probir Biswas

1341, RPATC, Chattogram

Conference Room, DC Office, Cox’s Bazar

 DAE, Cox’s Bazar

Tourism business, fishing, dry fish making and

salt cultivation are the main economic activities
of the people of this district.
With the touch of modern agriculture, the farmers
of this district also maintained their position in
agriculture by cultivating the latest varieties of
paddy, maize and mustard besides cultivating
various vegetables and fruits.
 DAE, Cox’s Bazar
Organizational structure
 DAE, Cox’s Bazar
Agricultural information of the district
Total area of ​the district - 2,49186 h
Total cultivable land - 89,398 h
Net crop land - 85,882 h
One crop land - 6,100 h
Two crop lands - 54,050 h
Three crop lands - 20,232 h
Four crop lands - 1500 h
Crop density - 188%
Saline land – 28,087 h
Flood affected area - 29,087 h
Rate of irrigated land - 84%
 DAE, Cox’s Bazar
Services List
Transfer of advanced agricultural technologies to farmers
Assist in quality seed production
Provide assistance in obtaining agricultural loans
Provide training
Assistance in agricultural rehabilitation
Agricultural subsidies
Fertilizer dealer recruitment and pesticide licensing
Pesticide monitoring
Incentive program to increase crop production
Preserving soil health
Provide advice on dealing with natural disasters
Cultivation of vegetables in the yard of the homestead
 DAE, Cox’s Bazar
Potential crop of the district
Paddy (Ufshi and Hybrid), Maize, Mustard, French bean,
Felon pulses, Potato, Sweet potato, Winter and summer
vegetables.
High value crops: Watermelon, Papaya, Malta, Cool,
Dragon Fruit, Betel, Betel.
Cultivation of mixed crops: a) Cabbage / Cauliflower +
French bean + Maize
B) Potato / Radish + French bean + Maize.
C) Pepper + French bean + corn
D) PuinShaak + Spinach Shaak
 DAE, Cox’s Bazar
Agricultural Problems Related To Natural Disasters In CxB
Cyclone/Tornedo -
causes severe crop damage - Boro ( Apl – May) Aman ( Oct – Nov), Fruits & Summer Veg ( Apl -
Aug).
Flood -
Due to siltation of rivers, cannels &Chora delayAman cultivation which causes delay Boro
cultivation & Rabi Crops ( pulse , oils & veg) & also affects Boroharvestin .
Water Logging-
Poor drainage system due to siltation of Chora& Cannels - causes delay Amancultivation , affects
harvesting, Yield loss. .
Salinity -
Entrance of Saline water from the Sea into crop field due to break down of some embankment
increases salinity in soil hampers Boro rice plant at seedling stage . Increase of Salt cultivation ,
Drought-
Late monsoon hampers Aus& Summer veg. cultivation
Excess Rain ( Hilly Stream ) -
Causes Flash Flood & damages standing Aman rice crop .
Environmental pollution – CxB City wastage , excavation of hill soil, deforestation by Rhohinga
Refugee & their camps wastage also creating a serious environmental pollution.( Ukhiya,Teknaf,
Ramu ,Sadar )
Reduction of Agricultural Land : Introduction of New Rail way road , Expansion of High ways in
4 lanes , building of different Institutions , Housing & Industries
 DAE, Cox’s Bazar
Plan for Risk Reduction
Cyclone/ Tornedo : To safe Boro crop from hit of cyclone/tornado ( Apl/May) short duratedT.Aman
should be cultivated earlier ( July ).Like Brridhan ,49,62 ,81 etc.
If crops are damaged - Seedlings of Aman& Vegetables are to be raised in advanced at safe zone
areas ( fallow high lands ).
Introducing Vertical veg. cultivation System at homestead of small & marginal farmers.
Mechanised Cultivation – Use of Combined harvester or hand reaper for quick harvesting &
collection of rice before beginning of disaster ( labour crisis )
To reduce Thunder storm - Plantation of Palm Tree
FLOOD -To safe Aman rice from Flood - Silted part of Rivers ( Backhali&Matamuhuri ) ,different
parts of cannels &Chors are to be Re - excavated .
Broken/ damaged embankments are to be repaired .
Water logged – to improve drainage system Cannels &choras are to be dug .
Entrance of Saline Water – To stop entrance of saline water into paddy field, - embankments are to
be repaired. And cultivation of Saline tolerant varieties like – brridhan 47,48,55 etc.
Drought – To safe farmers from drought raising aus seedlings on tray or dry seed bed . Cultivation of
drought resistant varieties like Bridhan 48 .Preparing patkua for Rain water harvesting.
Ensuring availability of quality seeds of rice and vegetables.
Environmental pollution due to use of Chemicals– To produce safe crops ( Veg & fruits ) using
Botanical & Safe pesticides ( Neembicidine , Neem leaves , Sex pheromone trap ) .
Plantation of Neem tree at H/S and road side .Afforestation is urgently needed by community basis.
TWO Safe Vegetables production Village and one Safe Fruit production Village have been selected
in each Upazila of the district and Farmers groups are already been formed .
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Office of the Forestry, Cox’s Bazar

Arafatun Nur Badhan

1336, RPATC, Chattogram

Conference Room, DC Office, Cox’s Bazar

 Forest Division, Cox’s Bazar

About Forest Department:

Forest Department is a government agency responsible for the protection and
maintenance of forests and wildlife in Bangladesh and is located in
Mohakhali, Dhaka, Bangladesh
The forest department was established in 1870 during the British Raj era.
Originally established to look after natural forests, the department started
social forestation in the 1980s. The department is also responsible for
National Botanical Garden of Bangladesh, Forestry Development and
Training Centre, Kaptai, and to Bangladesh Forest College. The total amount
of forest land under the management of the department is 3.617 million
acres. In the 1950s and 1960s the department planted Sal Dhaka, Tangail,
and Mymensingh of Dhaka division. The department also planted Tendu in
Dinajpur. In the 1980s the department planted trees in coastal areas for
protection against cyclones and tides. The department planted trees along
roads, canals, and railways tracks which totaled 94,000 km.
 Forest Division, Cox’s Bazar
Vision:

Conservation of forests, environment, biodiversity and socio-

economic development through modern technology and
innovation.

Mission:

Forest expansion, biodiversity conservation, poverty alleviation

and wildlife conservation through active participation of people.
 Forest Division, Cox’s Bazar

Objectives

Cox's Bazar forest Department has 3 Divisions

1. North Division
2.south Division
3.coastal division.
The main objectives of these 3 divisions are to preseve forest &
biodiversity.
Afforestation
 Forest Division, Cox’s Bazar

Possibilities

Eco tourism
Hub of renewable resources
 Forest Division, Cox’s Bazar
Activities:
Sustainable Forests & Livelihoods Project (SUFAL)
The Sustainable Forests & Livelihoods Project (SUFAL) aims to improve
forest management and increase benefits for forest dependent communities
in targeted sites by financing nearly 79,000 hectares of forests on public and
private lands, including about 22,000 hectares of coastal green belt across
147 Upazilas (sub-districts). The project will directly benefit about 40,000
forest dependent households – with special emphasis on women and
adolescent girls – by increasing their participation in forest management and
access to diversified income generation options. In addition, about 180,000
people will benefit through involvement in collaborative forest management
activities. The Bangladesh Forest Department will also receive support
through training and skills development opportunities.
Biodiversity preserve and social aforestation.
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Office of the Superintendent of Police, Cox’s Bazar

Md. Salauddin Kader

1311, RPATC, Chattogram

Conference Room, DC Office, Cox’s Bazar

Office of the Superintendent of Police, Cox’s Bazar

The History of Cox’s Bazar district Police :

Cox's Bazar is a tourist city in southeastern Bangladesh. Cox's

Bazar is famous for its natural beauty. It has the longest
uninterrupted natural sandy beach in the world which stretches
for 120 km from Cox's Bazar to Badramokam. In order to
provide security to Cox's Bazar District as a Tourist Town, the
office of the Superintendent of Police was established on
09/05/1984 by a meeting of the District Selection Committee.
 SP Office, Cox’s Bazar
The core activities of Cox’s Bazar district Police :
1. Crime Management / Public Order Management / Basic Policing / Law
Enforcement:
Collecting intelligence, Response to crime Incidents, Investigation,
Verification, Public Order Management, Traffic Management, Assisting
Prosecution.
2. Internal Security:
Security Patrols, Security Watchdog ,VVIP Security, KPI Security, Security at
National Occasions (Religious festival, Fair, Ijtema, Pahela Baishakh etc.)
3. Social Integration:
Raising Awareness (Through Training, Rally, Exhibition, Media Coverage,
Visiting schools etc.), Community Policing, Humanitarian Efforts (Winter cloth
distribution, helping disaster victims etc), Participation in the Social Events
(Being partner in Events like fair, assistance etc.), Observing Open House Day,
Blood Donation, Victim Support Center.
 SP Office, Cox’s Bazar

The offices of Cox’s Bazar district Police :

At present Cox's Bazar district police with 01 Head office, 04
circles, 9 police stations, 03 investigation centers, 6 outposts
and 1240 manpower are performing their duties with utmost
skill.
The units/division of Cox’s Bazar district Police :
 Administration
 Special Branch(DSB)
 Detective Branch
 Confidential
 Accounts
 Reserve Police
 SP Office, Cox’s Bazar

Online service/E-Service of Cox’s Bazar district Police :

Online Police Clearance Certificate
National Emergency Service 999
BD Police helpline app
Citizen Information Management System
Online GD (lost and received)
CCTV camera network
E-traffic management
 SP Office, Cox’s Bazar

Community and Beat policing of Cox’s Bazar district

Police :
In order to reach police services to the doorsteps of the
people, Bangladesh Police has launched Community
and 'Beat Policing’.
An assistant sub-inspector and two constables work
under each beat in-charge.
They maintain a close connection with local people in
respective areas and resolve problems, according to the
SOP (standard operating procedure) of beat policing.
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DPHE, Cox’s Bazar

Kh. Tasfiqur Rahman

1326, RPATC, Chattogram

Conference Room, DC Office, Cox’s Bazar

 DPHE

• DPHE is a department of Local Government Division.

• Established in 1936 for supplying safe drinking water to the
community
• After 1971 the duty of renovation and construction of ruined
and damaged water supply and sanitation system was bestowed
upon them.
• They do mostly civil works related to water supply, sanitation,
water treatment, emergency water supply outside the
jurisdiction of wasa.
• They help union porishod through WATSAN committee by
providing maintenance and reconstruction services for water
supply and sanitation system of rural areas.
• DPHE has exen in every district.
 DPHE, Cox’s Bazar

EXECUTIVE ENGINEER

ASSISTANT
ENGINEER

SUB- SUB-
ASSISTANT ASSISTANT
ENGINEER ENGINEER
 DPHE, Cox’s Bazar
Rural Area Pouro Area FDMN Camp
Number of Projects 5 4 2
• Construction of • Water supply and • Multisectoral
environment environmental Project for
friendly water sanitation system emergency
desalination unit at Chokoriya Rohingya crisis
in Sadar, Ramu, Pouroshova and funded by World
Important Projects Ukhiya, Teknaf, Growth Centre. Bank (EMCRP).
Moheshkhali, • Water supply • Emergency
Chokoriya, system of assistance Project
Kutubdiya. KHURUSHKUL funded by
• Ensuring water special ADB(EAP).
supply of houses ASHROYON
under project in Cox’s
ASHROYON-1. Bazar Sadar.
• Training on
sanitation and
healthy water
funded by
UNICEF.
 DPHE, Cox’s Bazar
EAP project ‘Surface Water Treatment Plant’ by DPHE funded by ADB

Camp 22 Unchiprang,Tekhnaf Camp 26 Noyapara Teknaf

 DPHE, Cox’s Bazar

EMCRP Project ‘Mobile Water Purification Vehicle’ by DPHE funded by WB

 DPHE, Cox’s Bazar

Some Other Snaps of Projects by DPHE, Cox’s Bazar

Tubewell in Ashroyan Project Environment friendly Desalination Plant

 DPHE, Cox’s Bazar

Water supply of Sabrang Tourism Park

 DPHE, Cox’s Bazar

Surface Water Reservoir Camp 26 Shalbagan Teknaf

 DPHE, Cox’s Bazar

Surface Water Treatment Plant on the Bank of Bak khali River

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Civil Surgeon Office, Cox’s Bazar

Bijoy Kumar Joardar

1301, RPATC, Chattogram

Conference Room, DC Office, Cox’s Bazar

 Civil Surgeon Office

• Most important tourism locality

• Moheskhali and Kutubdia islands
• Teknaf and Ukhiya (Rohinga Camps)
• Sadar hospital-01 (250 bed)
• Medical colleage-01
• Community clinic-193
• Diagnosed First Covid-19 patient in
Chattogrm division.
 Civil Surgeon Office

Covid -19 Management

Machine -03
Test 1000 per day
About 2 lacks Covid test
identified 23542 case
Died 242 patients
Rate 1.26%
Died only 38 Rohinga Covid patient
 Civil Surgeon Office

Objectives

• Develop the health, nutrition and population

sectors.
• Ensure affordable and quality health care for
all.
 Civil Surgeon Office

Functions
• Provide health care in all areas including primary and
emergency health care.
• Develop of skilled healthy manpower through
standardization and control management of medical
profession.
• Strengthen medical education and research activities.
• Infectious and non-communicable disease control,
prevention and development of public health.
 Civil Surgeon Office

Functions
• Ensure maternal and child health services including
the implementation of expanded immunization and
nutrition programs.
• Issue of all types of medical fitness certificate and
physical examination certificate and vaccines for
pilgrims.
• Manage essential drugs.
• Provide medical assistance in dealing with natural
discomforts.
.
 Civil Surgeon Office

Functions
• Supervise the works of all officers and employees
under the control of Civil Surgeon .
• Inspect all hospitals, upazila health complexes, union
sub-health centers, community clinics.
• Provide free of healthcare to the mass people.
• Give approval for private practice of foreign doctors
and establishing private hospitals.
• Give update on Corona infection rate and vaccine.
 Civil Surgeon Office

Challenges

• Establishing 100 beds Corona dedicated hospital.

• Lack of logistics support.
• Shortage of Manpower.
• Budget problem.
 Civil Surgeon Office

Challenges

• Geographical isolation.
• Pressure of FDMN people.
• Providing health support to 1 lac tourists
yearly.
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Cox’s Bazar Development Authority ( CoxDA)

Mohammd Arafat Hossain

1321, RPATC, Chattogram

Conference Room, DC Office, Cox’s Bazar

Cox’s Bazar Development Authority ( CoxDA)
 ( CoxDA)

• A statutory body created by an Act of

Parliament.
• Prime mission is to undertake full responsibility
to develop Cox’s Bazar, a tourist city.
• CoxDA has been established as the regulatory
body to oversee development of the city and the
areas under its jurisdiction according to a master
plan.
• To build Cox’s bazar as one of the most
attractive tourist spots in South Asia.
 ( CoxDA)
• Conducted by an act Cox’s Bazar
Development Authority Act 2016.
• Lt. Colonel (retd) Forkan Ahmad,
LDMC, PSC was appointed as the first
chairman from 14 August 2016.
 ( CoxDA)

Vision Mission
• To build up planned and • To build up cox's bazar as a
modern tourist city and also sustainable, prosper and
to control unplanned modern city.
development
• To develop infrastructure.
• To improve planned
development.
 ( CoxDA)
Members: 19 persons
A) A chairman appointed by the government;
B) Four (four) members appointed by the government
C) Deputy Commissioner, Cox’s Bazar;
D) Police Super, Cox’s Bazar; 
E) An officer of the rank of deputy secretary nominated by the Ministry of Housing and Public Works;
F) An officer of the rank of Deputy Secretary nominated by the Ministry of Land;
G) An officer of the rank of Deputy Secretary nominated by the Ministry of Environment and Forests;
H) A suitable representative of the Ministry of Civil  Aviation and Tourism;
I) Mayor, Cox’s Bazar municipality;
J) Divisional Head, City Zone Planning Division, Chittagong University of Engineering and
Technology; 12
K) Executive Engineer, Public Works Department, Cox’s Bazar;
L) An appropriate representative of the local architectural department working in the district of Cox’s
Bazar, designated by the principal architect of the Directorate of Architecture;
M) the President of the Cox’s Bazar Industry and Merchant Association or a representative of the
nominated society; And
N) There shall be three (three) prominent citizens nominated by the government in the area under the
authority of the Authority, of which there shall be no less than one woman.
 ( CoxDA)
Functions
1) Formulate and implement the master plan, ensuring the logical use of the land;
2) To conduct master survey and survey, conduct research and collect all
information, data collection and preservation; 
3) Regarding unplanned development of any kind on the land and adopting various
developmental activities related to modern and attractive tourist areas and city
planning; 
4) To implement and implement effective and progressive development plan for
the purpose of establishing and preserving the location of different areas for
constructing residential, commercial, entertainment, industrial or related
infrastructure for the purpose of expanding the housing and housing facilities of
the area under the authority of the tourism industry;
5) To coordinate the planning and implementation of appropriate plans in
consultation with the concerned authorities for the construction of a number of
roads, highways, waterways, railways and seaports for the modern tourist cities
and regions, to facilitate the safe and easy transport of the local and foreign tourists
in Cox’s Bazar district; 
 ( CoxDA)
Functions (Cont…)
6) Control or remove the construction of non-statutory establishments within
the boundaries specified by the authorities in the beach;
7) To take necessary measures for the formulation, implementation and
rehabilitation of the residents of those areas by improving unplanned,
inadequate and sluggish settlement;
8) Planning and adopting development plans keeping the housing, housing for
slum dwellers and prioritizing the problems of homeless;
9) To issue an interim order of development activities for any such area that is
under development project and impose restrictions on changes in the use of
land or change of buildings or deployments for a maximum period of one
year; 
10) To create and maintain various civil facilities under modern and attractive
tourist areas and city planning;
www.coxda.portal.gov.bd
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District Social Service Office, Cox’s Bazar

Ashrafuzzaman

1309, RPATC, Chattogram

Conference Room, DC Office, Cox’s Bazar

 District Social Service Office, Cox’s Bazar

Objectives

District Social Service Office works: Mainly

for Disadvantaged peoples
 Social Safety Net:
 Financial assistance for 5 types of diseases
such as cancer, kidney, liver Cerosis, Paralyzed
by stroke, Heart disease by birth. The amount is
50000 Taka.
 Old age allowance.
 Widow allowance.
 Bede, Dalit & Harijon life standard
development program.
 Poverty alleviation:
 Rural Social Service.
 Rehabilitation of beggars.

Children Related:
 Integrated School for Visually Impaired
Children.
 Sarkari Shishu Paribar.
 Pre-vocational training center.
 Disability Related:
 Stipend for students.
 Disability detection survey.
 Featuring visually impaired learning.

Prevention of Social Degradation:

 Adolescent development center.

 Urban Social Service Activities.
 Citizen Charter
Serial Topics Yes No
No
1 The Citizen Charter is displayed openly √

2 If Citizen Charter is displayed openly, it’s a) Inside of Office Room

location: b) Outside of Office
Room √
c) Both Places

3 The Citizen Charter is displayed in the √

website

4 The Citizen Charter displayed outside √

follows the 8 column structure

5 The Citizen Charter displayed in the √

website follows the 8 column structure
 Welcome to the Presentation On

Local Government Engineering

Department, Cox’s Bazar

Sumana Sen

1302, RPATC, Chattogram

Conference Room, DC Office, Cox’s Bazar

Local Government Engineering Department,
Cox’s Bazar

.
 Introduction
• One of the largest engineering agencies of the country
• Started its journey in 1962 as Rural Works Program
• In 1984, converted to Local Government Engineering
Bureau(LGEB)
• In 1992, establishment of Local Government
Engineering Department(LGED)

• With the passage of time activities expanded from

remotest corner of the country up to the cities
 Mission

• Development and management of local

infrastructure for increasing farm/non-farm
production
• Generating employment
• Improving socio-economic condition
• Promoting local governance
• Reducing poverty
• Acting as agent of change at the local level.
 Vision

• Overall management and maintenance at all

level of development including transportation,
market and small-scale water resources
infrastructures
• Provide institutional and technical assistance
to strengthen local government bodies
• Extend co-operation to local stakeholders and
communities.
 Recent activities of LGED, Cox’s Bazar

• Repair works of roads and culvert in rural area

• Rural Transport Improvement Project-2 (RTIP-2)
• Small-scale water resource related projects
• Important Rural Infrastructure Development Project-2
• Construction of Freedom Fighter Complex Building
• Construction of residence for landless and poor
freedom fighter
• Repair works of Primary Teacher’s Institute(PTI)
• Repair works of Primary Education Office(PEDP-3)
 Recent activities of LGED, Cox’s
Bazar(Continued)
• Construction of bridges in upazila and union level
• Construction of nine important bridges
• Repair works of Saint Martin bio-diversity office
building and barrack house
• Development of several connecting roads between
different FDMN camps to facilitate the relief
distribution
• Construction of union land office building
• Construction of 62 cyclone center cum primary
school
• Extension of Cox’s Bazar airport (First phase)
 Recent activities of LGED, Cox’s
Bazar(Continued)
• Construction of 300km pucca upazilla
road among 400km upazilla road.
• Construction of 595m Bakhkhali bridge
connected to Khurushkul
• Construction of 11 water dam to reserve
water for irrigation in dry season
 Achievement

• LGED, Cox's Bazar

won 1st prize in
Development Fair 2018
organized by District
office.
 Future Plan

• Widening of Upazilla & Union Road

• Rehabilitation & Repair of Flood affected
Road
• Excavation of Pond and Canal
 Welcome to the Presentation On

District Education Office, Cox’s Bazar

District Primary Education Office, Cox’s Bazar

Md. Zahangir Alam Babu

1306, RPATC, Chattogram

Conference Room, DC Office, Cox’s Bazar

District Education Office, Cox’s Bazar

Objectives
Educated

Efficient

Ethical Human Being

By Ensuring Quality Education for all.

 Functions
Inspection of Educational institution

Inspection of various exam centers

Provide training to the teachers

Distribution of text book free of cost

Assistance to held public exams

Monitoring
 Performance
APA (100)
APA (70)

NIS (10)

Innovation & Governance (10)

GRS (4)

RTI (3)

Citizen Charter (3)

 Citizen Charter
Serial Topics Yes No
No
1 The Citizen Charter is displayed openly √

2 If Citizen Charter is displayed openly, it’s a) Inside of Office Room

location: b) Outside of Office
Room √
c) Both Places

3 The Citizen Charter is displayed in the √

website

4 The Citizen Charter displayed outside √

follows the 8 column structure

5 The Citizen Charter displayed in the √

website follows the 8 column structure
 District Primary Education Office, Cox’s Bazar

Objectives

To ensure Primary Education for all Children

 Functions
Inspection of Educational institution

Inspection of various exam centers

Provide training to the teachers

Distribution of text book free of cost

Assistance to held public exams

Monitoring
 Performance
APA (100)
APA (70)

NIS (10)

Innovation & Governance (10)

GRS (4)

RTI (3)

Citizen Charter (3)

 Citizen Charter
Serial Topics Yes No
No
1 The Citizen Charter is displayed openly √

2 If Citizen Charter is displayed openly, it’s a) Inside of Office Room

location: b) Outside of Office
Room √
c) Both Places

3 The Citizen Charter is displayed in the √

website

4 The Citizen Charter displayed outside √

follows the 8 column structure

5 The Citizen Charter displayed in the √

website follows the 8 column structure
Thank You