Early Warning & Digital Access

• Very high electricity coverage (98.67%) supports emergency communication.
• Overall internet usage remains low (21.01%).
• Large gender gap in internet use (women 11.88%, men 30.64%).
• Mobile ownership is moderate (60.9%) with strong gender disparity (women 42.91%, men 79.85%).
• Limited digital access reduces women’s ability to receive and act on early warnings.

WASH & Shelter Conditions

• Extremely low sanitation coverage (41.41%).
• Handwashing facilities available to only 48.66% of households.
• Very high housing vulnerability: 86.96% kancha and 0.6% jhupri.
• Fragile shelters offer limited protection during floods and disasters.

Displacement Risk

• High population density (905 persons/km²).
• Extremely high concentration of kancha housing.
• Very poor sanitation increases hazard exposure.
• Strong likelihood of flood- and erosion-induced displacement.

Livelihood & Economic Participation

• Female NEET rate is extremely high (56.48%).
• Male NEET rate is much lower (16.71%).
• Persistent gender barriers limit women’s economic engagement.
• Reduced household and community resilience.

Access to Resources & Decision-Making

• Female mobile ownership remains low (42.91%).
• Female internet usage is very limited (11.88%).
• Digital exclusion restricts access to information, finance, and services.
• Women’s participation in household and community decisions remains constrained.

Health Services

• Strong public health infrastructure: 8 UH&FWCs, 13 Union Health Centres, and 56 community clinics.
• Limited private (2) and NGO (1) health facilities.
• Wide community-level access to basic healthcare.

Education Services

• Strong foundational education with 150 primary schools.
• Good secondary education coverage (37 schools).
• Higher education supported by 8 colleges.
• Presence of 88 alternative and specialized institutions strengthens access.