Early Warning & Digital Access

• Excellent electricity coverage (99.36%) ensures uninterrupted communication.
• Internet usage moderate overall (women 16.63%, men 43%).
• Mobile ownership strong (67.73% overall; women 50.49%, men 85.42%).
• Gender gaps limit equal access to early warning information.

WASH & Shelter Conditions

• Sanitation coverage at 54.42%; handwashing facilities available to 54.5% of households.
• Housing is robust: 73.45% semi-pucca, 13.09% pucca, 11.85% kancha.
• Strong structural resilience enhances protection against cyclones and storms.

Displacement Risk

• Low population density (186 persons/km²).
• High proportion of semi-pucca structures and low kancha share reduce hazard vulnerability.
• Moderate sanitation does not significantly increase displacement risk.

Livelihood & Economic Participation

• Female NEET rate extremely high (65.12%); male NEET low (11.9%).
• Severe gender inequality limits women’s access to education, employment, and skills development.
• Household economic resilience is weakened by female exclusion.

Access to Resources & Decision-Making

• Female mobile ownership moderate (50.49%), internet usage low (16.63%).
• Limited digital access constrains women’s participation in decision-making and online services.

Health Services

• Public health network includes 6 UH&FWCs, 13 Union Health Centres, 42 community clinics.
• Private hospitals (12) enhance specialized care access; NGO facilities limited (3).
• Services provide strong primary care and adequate diversity.

Education Services

• 189 primary schools and 43 secondary schools provide broad early and mid-level coverage.
• 7 colleges and 36 other educational institutions support higher and alternative learning pathways.
• Well-distributed and comprehensive educational network.