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Compact Township in the Context of Bangladesh Professor Salim Rashid, UIUC Visiting Scholar IUB & BUET.

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Compact Township in the Context of Bangladesh

Professor Salim Rashid, UIUC

Visiting Scholar IUB & BUET.

Page 2: Professor Salim Rashid, UIUC Visiting Scholar IUB & BUET

An agglomeration of houses, hospitals, schools, markets, rural industries and local governmental units with all basic services for about 20,000 people.

It is to be largely self-governing and self financing.

The size is small enough for traffic within the CT and access by NMT.

MT will be isolated from the CT and make it environmentally friendly.

The Concept

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Bangladesh is losing 1-2% of agricultural land every year for horizontal growth in housing.

Faster urbanization is attracting more migrants from the rural areas. Make urban areas less livable and less productive.

Unemployment in rural Bangladesh.Organize the country’s economy for modern

economic growth-which need infrastructure.

Why CT Needed?

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Settlements in Narsingdi

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Madhabdi- Before and After

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Madhabdi- Before and After

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Bangladesh- D R R

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Bangladesh Rural Roads- ACT

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4,500 CT for 90 million peopleAbout 100 acres of land for each CT$30-60 million for each CTSelf-financed for Tk1,000 (US$15)

per month per 200 ft2 of living space assuming 40 years loan at 0% interest.

Half the price per ft2 of living space in Dhaka for slum or garment workers.

CT in Numbers, 2025

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Agricultural land---assume land use proportional to current population, savings via the output of lands saved and resultant effect on prices.

Savings on electric lines. Savings on rural roads + Growth

CentersSavings on health ---travel and

prevention—cooking and smokeSavings on education---attendance and

performance

Savings by Implementing CT

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Savings by Implementing CTSavings on environmental pollution---

auto exhaust from 90 millionsSavings on Flood control---benign

neglect of embankmentsSavings on Population growth---

urbanized families have fewer children & on effectiveness of family planning with close contact

Benefits in terms of security especially for populations.

Employment multiplierRural Urban migration inflow costs.

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Sectors Annual Average

Total

Social Sector 1.0 25Urban Housing and Infrastructure

4.0 100

Physical Infrastructure 3.0 75Industry and Agriculture

4.0 100

Environment and Other 1.0 25Total 13.0 325

WB Forecast on Investment Requirement in 25 Years (in Billion US$)

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A Model Advanced CT

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Local Models1 Shoron Khola—disasters,climate change

and agro-potential2 Satura-Tontor: Remittances3RMG—Kuddus in Miyabazar, Dagnbhyn4 cow model of low income uplift5 Kaliakor ---service sector use of history and

nature