My Map Link Early Warning & Digital Access

• High electricity coverage (96.14%) supports effective emergency communication.
• Internet use is relatively strong (36.67%) but shows a clear gender gap (women 27.21%, men 46.49%).
• Mobile ownership is favourable overall (66.5%) with significant gender disparity (women 53.68%, men 79.81%).
• Compared to many coastal and char areas, digital access is stronger.

WASH & Shelter Conditions

• Sanitation coverage is low at 43.8%.
• Handwashing facilities available to only 49.48% of households.
• Majority of houses are vulnerable: 59.9% kancha and 7.13% jhupri.
• Limited pucca housing (16.99%) increases exposure to hazards.

Displacement Risk

• High population density (1,134 persons/km²).
• Predominance of fragile housing structures.
• Poor sanitation increases disaster-related vulnerability.
• Floods, cyclones, and tidal surges pose severe displacement threats.

Livelihood & Economic Participation

• Male participation in education and employment is significantly higher.
• Women face high NEET rates, limiting economic resilience.
• Gender gap reduces household coping capacity.

Access to Resources & Decision-Making

• Female mobile ownership remains limited (53.68%).
• Female internet use is very low (27.21%).
• Digital exclusion restricts access to finance, information, and leadership.
• Reinforces gender inequality and limits inclusive development.

Health Services

• Strong primary healthcare network: 19 Union Health Centres and 46 community clinics.
• Presence of 15 private hospitals strengthens service coverage.
• Limited NGO facilities (2), but overall access remains high.

Education Services

• Extensive primary education coverage with 178 schools.
• Moderate secondary (34) and tertiary (6 colleges) facilities.
• Very strong presence of alternative institutions (503 madrashas, vocational, non-formal).
• Broad learning pathways enhance education access.