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L \,i: ID ., './:. F'.qtF.{FEr-i- No. ID COLITR-KABITA 1201 8- l2l7 025 12 December 201 8 Secretary Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief Bangladesh Secretanat Dhaka. Mr. A K M Tipu Sultdn, Joint Secretary (Reliet-2) Attention: 'k-".-" s u bj e ct' (POs) in 462 ['fii;ffi I. ?:.l?ff 1#, I "#x.ffi;,:'x1t:H systems under TR/KABITA Program in FY 2018-19. Sir, We are pleased to inform you that IDCOL has finalized nomination of its POs in 462 IJpazilaslCity Corporations for installation of renewable energy systems under TR/KABITA funds for FY 2018-19. The list of tpazilalcity corporations and nominated POs in those is attached. Nomination in the remaining 37 upazilas will be f,rnalized and circulated shortly. It would be highly appreciated if you kindly take necessary measures to inforrn this allocation to respective upaztla offices so that IDCOL nominated POs can start their work immediately. Thanking you. J "Grrs:;N7\ Yours sincerely, -11 )l j 6"r{f"rq trip,r Mahmood Malik Executive Director and CE,O Cc. 1. Principal Coordinator (SDG Affairs), Prime Minister's Office, Tejgaon, Dhaka. 2. Secretary, Economic Relations Division and Chairman, IDCOL, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka. 3. Director General, Department of Disaster Management, Bir Uttam A K Khandaker Road, 92-93 Mohakhali C/A, Dhaka' INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED UTC Building, Level-16, B Ponihopoth, Kowron Bozor, Dhoko-,I2'l 5, Bonglodesh O StOZt l1-8,096667452A5 O +880-2-9,l02084 @ www.idcol.org for List of lDcoL POs i n 462 Upazilas/city corporations TR/KABITA installation of renewable energy systems under ProgramforFY20lS-].9datedt2-12-2018 remaining 37 Notably, nomination of lDcoL POs for the be communicated shortlY' Up azi la slCity Corporations will BARISAL DIVISION Nomination for FY 2018'19 Sl. No. District Upazila Bakerganj Rural Services Foundatio-n (RSF) ,, To be nominated shortly. 2 Mehedigani Bright Green Energy Foundation (BGEF) 3 Barisal Sadar lcentre for Mass Education in Science (CMES) 4 Muladi t-..-,.-,'"l- I Unnayan Samity Uzirpur lUpat ulio Biddutayan O Mohila [UBOMUS) 1 I Barisal H izla lsxs Foundation I i I Solaren Foundation [SEF) 7 Babuganj I lr., t"," nominated shortlv B Barisal CitY CorPoration Bright Green Energy Foundation IBGEFJ B anaripara . ., - L (AVA) Agailjhara AVA Development Society I . AVA DeveloPment SocietY [AVA) 11 Gaurnadi lrrl 'ErJ Mohila unnayan samity (UB0MUS) \mtali Iuprr.ulio Biddutayan 0 : I lro b. nominated shortlY 13 3arguna Sadar I I nominated shortlY t: Bamna Ito be Barguna Development Foundation IRDF) Betagi Resource 1' Energy Limited [BREL) ,: Taltoli Beneal Renewable Development Foundation (RDF) Pathorghata Resource - unakulio Biddutayan 0 Mohila Unnayan Samiry [uBoMUS) 1B Charfashan EnergY Limited Bhola Sadar Sunrim rrnakulio Biddutayan 0 Mohila Unnayan Samity IUBOMUS) 2A Manpura Tajumuddin ffirr.orno*,, . 1| Bhola .. - Foundation (RSF) Daulatkhan Rural Services 22 I -.1 Foundation (RSF) Borhanuddin Rural Services 23 I 1..",-' _l I (UBoMUSJ Biddutayan o Mohila unnayan Samity Lalmohan luorlrulio z+l l-' : ,: ' : ;:ll EIIIII : tul rJrlllll urJ-rLr L;r'r ilIIIIilT&''.\'\'t'v"'r nangladesh Rural Integrated llevelopmenr )halakathi Sadar (BRrpGEl : Bangladesh Rajapur Srizony UeVeIOpIIteIlL tur Lrr urJ-!'vr t'vY Hv : Jhalakathi BangladeSh RUfal lntegfated 27 Kathalia (BRIDGE) - - -#- 2B N alchiry k BARISAL DIVISION Nomination for FY ?OLB'L9 SI. No, District UPazila O Mohila Unnayan Samiry (UB0I\4US) Patuakhali Sadar Upakulio Biddutayan - : I o Mohila unnayan samity [uBoMUS) I Galachipa upakulio Biddutayan upakulio Biddutayan 0 Mohila unnayan samity [uB0MusJ 1 Dashmina lUpakulio Biddutayan O Mohila Unnayan Samiry IUBOMUS) 3Z Rangabali l'_.," Patuakhali I Biddutayan o Mohila unnayan samiry (uBoMus) luouxrlio rr *larr- I I r l-t - | I I I I (MAKS) Energy Company Limited Dumki IUAXS Renewable : I I Actions lUnit.a Development,,I,^.^rnanr tnitiativesrnpierivps for IProgramme( IUDDIPAN) 35 Bauphal lc"ntre for Mass Education in Science (CMES) I I I I Mirjagani I--- rl t 36 l, r t SolarEn Foundation (SEFJ 37 rl athbaria Samity Upakulio Biddutayan 0 Mohila Unnayan [UB0MUS) { azirp ur i: (Pl,DF) Panna Rural,Development Foundation ,. 39 Indu rkani II HAMKO Corporation Limited Piroipur I(awkhali . - n: II I nominated shortlY I Bhandaria To be :, I lRurat Services Foundation IRSFJ 42 Piroipur Sadar for Grub-street Economy I BangraoesrrTurat tnt.gffint 43 Nesarabad(Sw.kati) lrnnrDGEJ , "''' CHITTAGONG DIVISION Nomination for FY ?.018'19 Sl. No. District I UPazila Upakulio Biddutayan 0 Mohila unnayan samiry (uBoMUS) 1 lsond*io Integrated Development Fund (lDF),, 2 Banshkhali Integrated Development Fund (lDF) 3 . Integrate,d Development Fund (lDF) 4 tr.-* ._ To be. nominated shortly 5 I--'* -, _ -- Integrated Development Fund (lDF) 6 ISatkania Sitakunda tRimso Foundation 7 I Fund (lDF) I lnt.gtrted Development B Mirsharai Chittagong I lfo U. nominated shortlY 9 Boalkhali I I lnural Services Foundation (RSF) Chandanaish I 1.0 I I lRimso Foundation 11 H athaiari I Bimochon Foundation (PDBF) Anwara lprtti Daridro L2 I I Foundation Chittagon g CitY CorPoration Rimso 13 I for programmed Actions (UDDIPANJ 1+l *t".rt- unired Deveropment tnitiatives n Saif Powertec Limited 15 Patia jan Rural Services Foundation [RSF) 16 Rao tll Rural Services Foundation (RSF) L7 Ali Kadarn lerigt, Green Energy Foundation (BGEF) 1B Thanchi I Limited (BREL) lneneat Renewable Energy r.9 Rowangchhari I Sadar Rimso Foundation 20 Bandarban Bandarban Bright Green Energy Foundation (BGEF) 2t Ruma Green Energy Foundation IBGEF) Naikhongchhari Bright : To be nominated shortlY i I I I Lama t ll 23 i I ll I ' 'l SolarEn Foundation (SEF) 24 Nasirnagar Patakuri SocierY 25 Nabinagar Rimso Fo,undation .. - 26 Bijoynagara,- (PDBF) Palli Daridro Bimochon Foundation 27 BancharamPur Rural Services Foundation [RSF) 2B Brairnranbaria t':1" i Sadar iPatakuri SocietY 29 Brahmanbaria I lRi*so Foundation I Rsnugonl 30 t I (PSFLJ I lpotti Shakti Foundation Limited 31 lAkhaura I I (BGEF) lerigl',t Green Energy Foundation 32 I xasua r{ CHITTAGONG DIVISION Nomination for FY 2AlB-19 Sl. No. District Upazila FI a imchar su::m1:reryl,imitea 33 . _ . (NUSFrl{) Nerwork for Universal Services and Rural Advancement 34 Hazigan j srizonv 35 Chandpur Sadar llnela:esh .., , ,,.. .. (NUSRJ\) Network for universal services and Rural Advancement 36 Faridgan j Chandpur Integrated. Development Fund (lDF) 37 Kachua - . Saif Powertec Limited 3B Matlab Dakhin ,- To be nominated shortlY 39 Matlab UEtar I lClu.n EnergY Foundation (CEF) 40 Shahrasti 1.,"' I lsunrim EnergY Limited 4L ln,turranasar I Centre Sadar & CitY Cotryt"i* I Page DeveloPment 42 lComilla t.,,,,..-,, I (BGEF) lgrigl'tt Green Energy Foundation 43 6 t (SEF) l^' (rrll I SolarEn Foundation 44 unauuudE,t- I Centre I Paee DeveloPment 45 N angalkot I I lntsne Bangladesh +6 Daudkandi l I solarEn Foundation [SEF) 47 Laksam t-- I *.rorrce Development Foundation IRDF) 4B F"t". Comttta l lRimso Foundation 49 Titas ;1 m- SolarEn Foundation (SEF) I Bangladesh Sadar Dakshin RISDA ;-1 lComilla RI SDA Baneladesh I cr ;1 JfanmarlPdr -1 RuralEnergyandDevelopmentlnitiativeIREDIJ s3 I ltJurlcnalrE, Rural Services Foundation (RSFJ I*t.-r' - s4 I -t SolarEn F.oundation (SEFJ 55 luonorrargoni ., Integrated Development Fund (lDF) Chan di na t T s6 I rll rr I - Rural Services Foundation (RSF) 57 Maheshkhali lRural Services Foundation (RSF) 5B cl:karia I be nominated shortlY lroI 59 Kutubdia l,nr.*r.ted DeveloPment Fund tlDF) I p*ku, 60 I Cox's Bazar I I uefttXO CorPoration Limited lao*', BazarSadar I 61 I I lro b. nominated shortlY 62 lutn'u t., Fund [lDF) I tn,.grrted DeveloPment 63 lR.n',u I lTo bt nominated shortlY 64 I rutnur I rr rtr- CHITTAGONG DIVISION Nomination for FY 2OlB'19 SI. No. District Upazila Centre 65 Pa rsh uram Page Development Foundation (RSF) 66 Feni Sadar Rural, Services Foundation (RSFJ 67 Sonagazi Rurat Services Feni CorPoration Limited 6B Fulgazi HAMK0 (RSF) Chhagal naiya Rurat Services Foundation 69 . Development Fund (lDF) 70 Daganbhuiyan Integrated company Limited (MAKS) 7t Matiranga MAKS Renewable Energy (BGEF) Dighinala Bright Green Energy Foundation 72 , Panna Rural Development Foundation (PRDF) 73 Mahalchhari Integrated Development Fund (lDF) 74 Guimara Bright Green Energy Foundation (BGEF) 75 Khagrachari Khagrachhari Sadar Limited Ramgarh Sun Home EnergY 76 i_,,.. I Int.gtrted Development Fund (lDF) 77 Manikchhari r-I Clean EnergY Foundation (CEF) 7B Lakshmichhari Padakhep Manabik Unnayan Kendra (PMUK) 79 Panchhari Fund (lDF) Sadar Integrated Development BO LakshrniPur Polli Shakti Foundation Limited (PSFL) B1 Ramgati .- - Actions (UDDIPANJ United Development Initiatives for Programmed 82 [,aks hmipur Kamalnagar programmed (UDDIPAN) united Deveropment Initiarives for Actions B3 Raipur Rural Energy and Development Initiative (REDI) j tl I I [l Ramgan I I I ' B4 tr il r! I I I lrl tt I Rural Services Fo.undation (RSF) B5 Hatiya _ .. Brisht Green Energy Foundation (BGEF) B6 Begumganj -----------d.-a 1".." I lRural Services Foundation (RSF) B7 Noakhali Sadar lsunrim EnergY Limited BB tr*t"ac* Samiry lupat<utio Biddurayan 0 Mohila unnayan [uBoMus) B9 N oal<hali Sonaimuri lRural Services Foundation (RSF) 90 Chatkhil lgunsal Renewable Energy Limited (BREL) 91 Senbagh l_. " - -- .- '' (NUSF.l{) l***o.k for Universal Services and Rural Advancement 92 Kabirhat Bright Green Energy Foundation (BGEF) 93 Companiganj rr CHITTAGONG DIVISION Nomination for FY 2018-19 Sl. No. District Upazila Polli Shakti Foundation Limited (PSFL).. 94 Bagaichhari , - _, _ Development Fund (lDF) 95 Langad u Integrated _ . be n:mina,ted shortll 96 Barkal lo - . _. Bright Green Energy Foundation (BGEF) 97 Bilaichhari ,, _ _, Integrated Development Fund (lDF) 9B Rajasthali Rangamati tnt.gt.ted Development Fund (lDF) 99 Kaptai i I Energy Foundation [BGEF) r00 Rangamati Sadar lgriet t Green I EnergY Foundation (CEF) 101 Nanniarchar lClurn I EnergY Foundation (CEF) LA2 Kawkhali lCl"rn Fund I Integt.ted Development [lDF) 103 f uraichhari DHAKA DIVISION for FY 20lB-19 SI.
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