Early Warning & Digital Access

• Excellent electricity coverage (99.44%) ensures reliable communication.
• Overall internet usage is moderate (25.35%).
• Significant gender gap in internet access (women 13.73%, men 37.08%).
• Mobile ownership is 66.63% overall, with wide gender disparity (women 49.19%, men 84.25%).
• Gaps restrict women’s timely access to early warning information.

WASH & Shelter Conditions

• Sanitation coverage at 53.04%.
• Handwashing facilities available to 68.85% of households.
• Housing is relatively strong: 75.59% semi-pucca, 10.49% kancha, 7.28% pucca.
• Robust housing provides substantial protection against cyclones and storms.

Displacement Risk

• Very low population density (124 persons/km²).
• Strong housing structures reduce hazard vulnerability.
• Moderate sanitation does not significantly increase risk.

Livelihood & Economic Participation

• Female NEET rate extremely high (60.86%); male NEET much lower (12.53%).
• Women face significant exclusion from employment, education, and skills training.
• Household economic resilience is weakened by gender disparity.

Access to Resources & Decision-Making

• Female mobile ownership is limited (49.19%).
• Female internet usage is low (13.73%).
• Digital exclusion restricts access to information, services, and community decision-making.

Health Services

• Public healthcare facilities include 5 UH&FWCs, 8 Union Health Centres, and 34 community clinics.
• Limited private (2) and NGO (1) facilities reduce access to specialized care.
• Services are functional but not comprehensive.

Education Services

• 112 primary schools provide strong foundational education coverage.
• 35 secondary schools support mid-level learning.
• 8 colleges offer higher education opportunities.
• Additional 27 educational institutions expand alternative pathways (religious, technical, non-formal).
• Education system is balanced and reliable.