Proceedings of Inception workshop NOAKHALI

24 July 2017

Community Based Adaptation into Afforestation and Reforestation (ICBA-AR) Programmes

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Table of Content:

Summary of workshop…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….03

Background of the workshop…………………………………………………………………………………………………..04

Objective of the workshop……………………………………………………………………………………………………….04

About Hatiya information for workshop…………………………………………………………………………………….05

Schedule of the workshop………………………………………………………………………………………………………….06

Workshop presentation on the ICBA-AR Programme………………………………………………………………….07

Open discussion on the workshop……………………………………………………………………………………………….08

Key Speech Delivered in the Workshop………………………………………………………………………………………08-09

Group Works Outcome of the workshop……………………………………………………………………………………09 - 12

Media coverage of the workshop……………………………………………………………………………………………….12 - 13

Annex-1: Participants list of the workshop………………………………………………………………………………….14 - 15

Annex – 2 : Workshop invitation letter……………………………………………………………………………………………16

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SUMMARY OF WORKSHOP: After the national inception of Integrating Community-based Adaptation into Afforestation and Reforestation Programmes in Bangladesh of 22 March 2017 in CIRDAP, , the first field level inception workshop was held in Hatiya Upazilla of Noakhali on 24th July 2017. Hatiya is an upazila, or sub district, of in the Division of , Bangladesh. An island with the same name is located within this upazila, as is , another smaller island. The upazila is widely known as the most climate vulnerable upazilla which is surrounded by river in all sides. Ministry of Environment and Forests and UNDP, ICBA-AR Noakhali project team organized an Inception Workshop was held on 24 July 2017 at Upazila Conference Room, Hatiya, Noakhali during the weather signal number-4 in the Upazila to launch the ‘Integrating Community-based Adaptation into Afforestation and Reforestation Programmes in Bangladesh in Hatiya Upazila. The workshop was participated by notable, representatives from different line ministries Upazila level governmental officials, Union and Upazila level Local Elected Bodies (LEBs), NGOs Inception workshop participants view representatives, CBACC-CF and ICBA-AR project beneficiaries, Civil society representatives and Hatiya Upazila Electronic and Print media representatives. The whole workshop was decorous with the presence of ICBA-AR Project Manager and Communication Officer from Project Management Unit (PMU), Dhaka. ICBA-AR project Manager presented a PowerPoint presentation was made to give stakeholders a clear understanding of the Programme. The presentation was followed by an open discussion session where the participants provided their valuable comments and recommendations on different aspects of the programmes. The entire workshop was chaired by Mr. Md. Anowarul Azim, Upazila Vice Chairman, Hatiya and expressed his gratitude to all participants and organizer to provide valuable recommendations and guidelines for the successful implementation of the project in Hatiya Upazila. The whole workshop was conducted in two sessions, first session was participant’s registrations, introduction, objective sharing, Presentation on ICBA- AR project and open discussions and the second session was very much effective for the workshop as all participants were rigorously engaged in group works on the topics of Coastal Green belt and Forest, Fruits and Fish (FFF) Model; Climate Resilience Agriculture practices; Climate Resilience Fish culture practices; View of the participants Climate Resilience Livestock practices and Cyclone Preparedness Programmes (CPP). Five groups made groups works on five tropics and pointed out the present practices, challenges and their recommendations for climate resilience coastal green belt and sustainable diversified livelihoods.

On accomplishment of the workshop this inception proceeding has been prepared as a key deliverable of the ICBA-AR programme which presents detail of the Hatiya Upazila inception workshop. The proceeding presents a detail explanation of the workshop including workshop schedule, speeches delivered, and major questions and recommendations made during the open discussion session.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INCEPTION WORKSHOP: Climate change vulnerability is increasing in the coastal zones of Bangladesh. The coastal zone is identified as a zone of manifold vulnerability, prone to severe natural disasters e.g. cyclones, storm surges and floods. Climate change has changed the compulsion of coastal people’s life and livelihoods. Moreover, intensity of seasonal weather patterns and natural hazards are creating threat to food, water, sanitation and human security. The people of coastal areas are being encountered the victims of climate change for last one decade. In addition, coastal people are seriously depended on agriculture related activities which are also severely affecting due to coastal inundation, water logging and droughts in terms of seasons. It is notable that most of the coastal people pass on the culture of catching fishes. But global climate change does not leave its impact on the Bay of Bengal that relates to all sources of catching fishes e.g. cannel, river and sea. Although Bangladesh is not responsible for climate change, the country is most at its risk from its projected impacts. According to the National Adaptation Plan of Action (NAPA) findings in Bangladesh. The key risks identified include drainage congestion, reduced fresh water availability, disturbance of morphologic processes, and increased intensity of flooding. Communities living in Bangladesh’s low-lying coastal region are especially at risk. Coastal areas have higher rates of poverty that the rest of the country and people are heavily dependent on natural resources like forestry and fishery stocks for their livelihoods. To reduce the coastal community vulnerability, protective ecosystem and coastal protective green belt the Ministry of Environment and Forests and UNDP Bangladesh has undertaken to implement the “Integrating Community-based Adaptation into Afforestation and Reforestation (ICBA-AR) Programmes in Bangladesh’’ which is a follow-up project of CBACC-CF Project. The new project aimed at reducing climate vulnerability of communities to the adverse impacts of climate change through participatory planning, community-based management, and integration of livelihood with coastal afforestation and reforestation in 7 of four highly vulnerable coastal districts namely Bhola, Barguna, Patuakhali and Noakhali.

Objective of the Workshop: After national level Inception Workshop, which was held on 22 March 2017 at CIRDAP International Conference Center (CICC), Dhaka to formally launch the ‘Integrating Community-based Adaptation into Afforestation and Reforestation Programmes in Bangladesh’ jointly organized by Ministry of Environment and Forests and United Nations Development Programme. The workshop was dignified with the presence of Hon’ble Minister, Deputy Minister, Secretary, Additional ICBA-AR Project Communicate Officer sharing the objective of the workshop Secretary, and other high-ups of the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF). The workshop was also participated by distinguished representatives from different ministries, governmental agencies, donors, different national and international organizations. Attending the workshop, the Hon’ble Minister, Deputy Minister, Secretary of MoEF as well as the Deputy Country Director of UNDP Bangladesh and the Chief Conservator of Forest provided their valuable guidelines and recommendation for the successful implementation of the project. Their presence was very much encouraging for the concerned distinguished participants who also exchanged their views in the workshop’s Open Discussion. To engage the partners and relevant stakeholders and to obtain their views and recommendation for the effective implementation of the ‘Integrating Community-based Adaptation into Afforestation and Reforestation (ICBA-AR) Programme in Bangladesh’ an inception workshop was jointly organized by MOEF and UNDP Bangladesh ICBA-AR Project Noakhali Team.

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About Hatiya: Hatiya Upazila is located at 22.3667°N 91.1250°E. It has 47,970 household units and a total area of 1,508.23 square kilometres. At the 2011 Bangladesh census, Hatiya had a population of 452,987. Males constituted 50.73% of the population and females constituted 49.27%. The population over age 18 was 125,512. Hatiya had an average literacy rate of 21% (7+ years), against the national average of 32.4%. Most people are employed in agriculture and fishing, and a few professions are governm ent or non-governmental jobs. The main exports include rice, coconut, betel nut, banana, betel leaf, chili, Hilsa, and other types of fish. Hatiya has 10 unions: Boyar Char(Horni),Noler Char & Carrying Char (Chanondi), Char King, Char Ishwar, Tamaruddi, Burir Char, Sonadia, Jahajmara, and Nijhum Dwip (recently established). There are 53 Mauzas/Mahallas and 69 villages in this upazila.

CBACC-CF project successfully implemented in Vulnerability map of Hatiya Upazila Hatiya Upazila Mangrove plantation-5590 hector, FFF Model- 40 hector, Strip plantation-90 km , Mound plantation 150 hector and 4020 beneficiaries received training on nursery plantation and natural resource management from Noakhali coastal forest division. From Department of Agriculture Extension: Mixed fruits garden demonstration-28 HHs, Soybean Demonestration- 41 HHs, Saline tolerante rice (BRRI-47) -20 HHs, Chili demonstration-10 HHs, Maize demonstration-07 HHs and 380 beneficiaries received training on Climate resilience agriculture and livelihoods. CABCC-CF project facilitated following 6 farmers group formation and capacity building this groups members and link up this groups to the upazila cooperative department, social welfare department and upazila administration for sustainability of the project activities and resilience of the community.

SL Society name President Secretary

1 Aladi gram FFF Krishi Somobay Somitee Khobir Uddin Dr. Hedayet Ullah

2 Kaderia Khal FFF Krishi Somobay Somitee Bahar Uddin Khokon

3 Mollar Khal FFF Krishi Somobay Somitee Dr. Motaleb Enayet Ullah

4 Jangalia Khal FFF Krishi Somobay Somitee Abul Kashem Amena Begum-

5 Notun Sukhchar FFF Krishi Somobay Somitee Nur Islam- Joynal Abdin

6 Char Kalam Mound Bagan Krishi Somobay Somitee Faruk

ICBA-AR project as of progress in Hatiya Upazila, selected 3 union and 15 village according to project documents set criteria.

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Workshop schedule:

Upazilla Inception workshop Integrating Community Based Adaptation into Afforestation and Reforestation (ICBA-AR) Programmes in Bangladesh Venue: Upazilla Conference Hall, Hatiya.Noakhali Date: 24 July, 2017

Programme Schedule

10:00 am: Registration

10:30 am: Welcome, Introduction and background of the workshop by Md. Kabir Hossain, Communications Officer, ICBA-AR Programme

10:35 am: Key note presentation on ICBA-AR Programme by Dr. Mohammed Muzammel Hoque, Project Manager, ICBA-AR

11:00 am: Address by Honorable Guests

11:30 am: Closing speech by Chairperson

11:40 am: Tea Break

Working Session:

12:00 am: Group Discussion in five thematic Areas Facilitated by Mohammad Mizanur Rahman Bhuiyan Community Development Officer (CDO) ICBAR-AR Project Group Discussion on:

a) Forest – Fruits – Fish (FFF) Model b) Climate Resilient Coastal Agriculture c) Climate Resilient Coastal Fisheries d) Climate Resilient Coastal Livestock e) Cyclone Preparedness

01:00 pm: Group Presentation 01: 15 pm: Lunch

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Presentation on the ICBA-AR Programme: Dr. Mohammed Muzammel Haque Project Manager, ICBA-AR Project UNDP Bangladesh

Dr. Mohammed Muzammel Haque presented PowerPoint Slides on the ICBA-AR Programme. In his speech, he outlines on the programme context, background, the previously implemented CBACC project with its successes and lessons, key considerations in taking up the ICBA-AR programms, expected outcomes and impacts, implementing arrangements, challenges and strategies to overcome those, and Hatiya Upazila as of program progress in his presentation. Project Manager pointed out on FFF Model: The Triple F model provides a new way to make barren coastal land productive ICBA-AR Project Manager delivered his presentation among the workshop participants again by building mounds and ditches, fruit and timber trees cultivation and fish production. But that’s not all. Interspersed with the fruit and timber trees are high yielding vegetables, which can also be grown on top of the mounds and along the banks of the ditches. FFF is an innovative and diversified land use and integrated resource generation model estimated to develop short term, midterm and long term resources from apparently uncontrolled land. • A protective row of mangrove species along the coastal shore. These helps to buffer the land against storm surges, strong winds and sea level rise. They also provide a protective barrier for the community and their homes, which are often situated close to the shoreline. Mangroves also provide a biodiversity benefit by creating coastal environments which support the growth of healthy water and shore ecology. • The mangroves then meet a mound and ditch structure. The mounds are made of compacted mud from the surrounding area and create a raised platform that provides a suitable environment upon which to grow mainland timber species, fruit trees, vegetables and medicinal plants. ICBA-AR Project Manager explain the FFF model among the workshop participants Dr. Muzammel also pointed out the Integrating Community Based Adaptation through Afforestation and Reforestation project’ is with this alignment and a nationally significant project. The project is aimed to bringing necessary policy change, introducing revolutionary practices into coastal mangrove management, like forest benefit sharing with local communities as an incentive to engage them with mangrove conservation. Therefore, successful implementation of the project will be considered as a new step for the country towards sustainable coastal green belt of our country.

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OPEN DISCUSSIONS: The following valuable discussions took place in the workshop where many important questions and comments were made. Mr. Jasim Uddin , Upazila Agriculture Officer (In charge) thanks to UNDP to take the appropriate project for the Hatiya Upazila and he pointed out following demand from ICBA-AR Project like Climate resilient mixed fruits garden demonstration, improved hybrid HYV vegetable seed collection, Saline tolerant improved paddy seed collection, Maize and soybean plots demonstration. Mr. Nikson . Upazila Statistics Officer Hatiya raise strong justifications for FFF model design change in its pond depth and increase dyke height and FFF model physical protection to protect tidal surge. Union Parishad Chairman Jahajmara, Hatiya Advocate Masum Billah demanded to ICBA-AR Project management to take initiatives for safe drinking water for the coastal people of Hatiya upazila, he also told to take necessary steps to improve the drainage system, re-excavation of cannel construction of sluicegate for irrigation. Mr. Bodiuzzaman Assistant Director, CPP Hatiya says that to renovation or maintenance of old Cyclone shelters, Constructions of Killa’s to increase the basement of Killa’s for protect the livestock during disaster management, conduct more capacity building training of CPP Hatiya, awareness Upazila Fisheries Officer, Hatiya effectively participated the open discussion programme and Search and Rescue (S & R) equipment’s for disaster management. Mr. Md. Abul Basar Khandaker, Assistant Professor Department of Botany, Hatiya Deep Development Govt. College said he several times visited CBACC-CF project FFF model project site and expressed his feelings that this intervention change the lives and livelihoods of that areas through practicing vegetable and Fish production. He demanded to increase FFF model beneficiaries in Hatiya if possible from the project. Key Speech Delivered in the Workshop: Mr. Md. Anowarul Azim, Upazila vice chairman Hatiya, said Climate change has pressed many challenges in different social and ecological systems of forest areas. Effects of climatic risks on forest resources are particularly attributed to changing temperature and precipitation pattern which have particular effects on forest ecosystems. Some notable impacts of climatic changes are lower regeneration, cyclone, tidal storm surge, lower areas water inundation. For instance, the geographical settings of mangrove make these highly sensitive to storm surges, cyclonic winds and salinity in coastal areas. Forests already contributed to reduce the vulnerability associated with climate change induced disasters in coastal areas. Following cyclones in 1970 and 1991, mangrove plantation has been increased along coast zone that provided protective capacity of local communities to save Hatiya Upazila Vice Chairman addressing his speech in the workshop 8 their life and livelihood from disaster. Forest management has profound scopes to harness adaptation and mitigation benefits up to local and international interests. CBACC-CF project has significant focuses on coastal afforestation with different plantation techniques in hatiya upazila through mangrove plantation, mound plantation, strip plantation. He also pointed out that from the very beginning of the taking role as an upazila vice Chairman of Hatiya he has the opportunity to involved and visit the CBACC-CF project of UNDP Bangladesh project activities in Jahajmara and Burier char union specially mangrove plantation, mound plantation, strip plantation and FFF model project interventions. The FFF model provides a new way to his extremely poor people to make barren coastal land productive again by building mounds and ditches, fruit and timber trees cultivation and fish production. But that’s not all. Interspersed with the fruit and timber trees are high yielding vegetables, which can also be grown on top of the mounds and along the banks of the ditches. FFF is an innovative and diversified land use and integrated resource generation model estimated to develop short term, midterm and long term resources from apparently uncontrolled land. He sincerely gratitude to the UNDP Bangladesh to introduce such a project ICBA-AR in his upazila.

Group Works Outcome:

1.) Coastal Green belt and Forest, Fruits and Fish (FFF) Model: Sl # Present Activities Challenges Recommendations 1 320 FFF model established in 80 hector Ditch depth and dyke Increase ditch and dyke height are not depth and height and to considered properly, take initiative for reduce high salinity salinity 2 FFF model physical fencing completed Cow, Goat, buffalos and Manage physical deer grazing problem protection and fencing 3 Beneficiaries recurrent resource generate in All beneficiaries are not Facilitated FFF their ditch and dyke of FFF model practices in all FFF model beneficiaries to practice recurrent resource generation in the project 4 Protected green belt by the FFF beneficiaries Out of FFF model Increase number of ditch beneficiaries hampered and dyke for large FFF model activities and beneficiaries’ coverage mangrove forest

Forest Department facilitated and presenting group work Coastal Green belt and Forest, Fruits and Fish (FFF Model)

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2.) Climate Resilience Agriculture practices: Sl # Present Activities Challenges Recommendations 1 Ufshi variety cultivation Seed scarcity and Re-excavate the cannel Stagnant of water and make available Ufshi seeds 2 Fixed fruits garden demonstration Salinity and shortage of Improved HYV sapling sapling ensure 3 Training organizing for farmer’s capacity Ensure participation for Increase participants building low wage rate wage rate 4 Seasonal Vegetable cultivation Heavy rainfall, drought Distribute HYV seed and scarcity of HYV seeds among the farmers 5 Introduction of modern agriculture In sufficient Distribute sufficient equipment’s modern agriculture equipment’s 6 Field day observe for awareness and scale up Stagnant water and Re-excavate the cannel salinity intrusion through cannel 7 Incentive on agriculture Limited amount Increase incentive on agriculture field 3.) Climate Resilience Fish culture practices:

Hatiya Upazila Department of Agriculture Extension facilitated and presenting group work on Climate Resilience Agriculture practices Sl # Present Activities Challenges Recommendations 1 Telapia cultivation scarcity of fingerling and high Capacity building on mortality fingerling quality management 2 Fresh water carp cultivation Area and height of pond is limited; Increase pond areas and pond preparation technique not its dye height follow for shortage of fund 3 Training organizing for farmer’s Ensure participation for low wage Increase participants capacity building rate wage rate 4 Fingerling release scarcity of fish hatchery Private or govt. hatchery establishment 5 Demonstrations of Pond In sufficient fund and budget Arrange sufficient fund

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Hatiya Upazila Fisheries Department facilitated and presenting group work on Climate Resilience Fish culture practices

4.) Climate Resilience Livestock practices: Sl # Present Activities Challenges Recommendations 1 Provide treatment service livestock and Scarceness of poultry and Make available medicine poultry disease livestock medicine 2 Supply worm destroyers Shortage of manpower Recruitment of manpower or paravet development 3 Training organizing for farmer’s capacity Ensure participation for Increase participants building low wage rate wage rate 4 Vaccination program Remote area and poor Take initiatives to transportation facilities organize poultry and livestock in one fixed place 5 Ignited people for separate house for livestock Insufficient land, fund Killa establishment, and poultry and capacity arrange poultry and livestock house for rearing.

Hatiya Upazila Livestock Department facilitated and presenting group work on Climate Resilience Livestock practices

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5.) Cyclone Preparedness Programmes (CPP): Sl # Present Activities Challenges Recommendations 1 Early warning dissemination and Cyclone signal Insufficient equipment’s Megaphone, Radio, VHF flag raising wireless station etc 2 Assist plan wise afforestation and - embankment construction 3 Conduct census before cyclone, need Distance of Cyclone Need construction of assessment, early warning dissemination, shelter and killas people Killas and cyclone shelter Assisted people to send in cyclone shelter, First are not want to go in Aid and managing food shelter for their livestock and poultry 4 Search and Rescue affected people Scarcity of Search and Rain court, Bye cycle, Rescue equipment’s motorcycle, Heard head, mobile, First Aid materials and search and rescue equipment’s

Hatiya Upazila CPP facilitated and presenting group work on Cyclone Preparedness Programmes

Media Coverage: nvwZqv KÚt

link: https://shar.es/1Tihcq

হাতিয়ায় এমআইএফ ও ইউএনডিপি কর্তৃক আইসিবিএ-এআর প্রকল্প উদ্বোধনী কর্মশালা অনুষ্ঠিত

Monday, 24/07/2017 @ 11:40 pm 623 বার পড়া হয়েছে

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স্টাফ রিপোর্টার : হাতিয়ায় মিনিস্ট্রি অব ইনভায়রনমেন্ট এন্ড ফরেষ্ট ও ইউএনডিপি কর্তৃক আয়োজিত উপজেলা পরিষদ হলরুমে সোমবার ১১টায় ইন্টিগ্রেটিিং কমিউনিটি বেইজড এডাপটেশন ইনটু এফরেস্টেশন এবিং রিফরেস্টশন প্রজেক্টের আওতায় উদ্বোধনী কর্মশালার আয়োজন করা হয়েছে।

উদ্বোধনী কর্মশালায় প্রধান অতিথি ছিলেন হাতিয়া উপজেলা ভাইস চেয়াম্যান আনোয়ারুল আজিম রাজু, বিশেষ অতিথি ছিলেন উপজেলা শিক্ষা কর্মকর্তা মোশারেফ হোসেন, থানা ভারপ্রাপ্ত কর্মকর্তা মো: জাকির হোসেন। কর্মসূচী ব্যবস্থাপক ডঃ মোজাম্মেল হক, রেঞ্জ বন কর্মকর্তা মো: জামাল উদ্দিন ভূইয়া, বিট কর্মকর্তা মো: নাহিদ হাসান, সিডিএ(ইউএনডিপি)মো: রফিকুল ইসলাম।

এ প্রকল্পের মাধ্যমে স্থানীয় জনগোষ্ঠীর অিংশগ্রহন পুর্বক সহ-ব্যবস্থাপনা প্রতিষ্ঠার মাধ্যমে বনায়ন ও পুন: বনায়ন দ্বারা প্রজাতির বৈচিত্রময়তা এনে জলবায়ু সহিষ্ণু বৈচিত্রময় জীবিকায়ন গড়ে তোলা। এ প্রকল্পের মাধ্যমে ১০হাজার ৫শত পরিবারের ৬০ হাজার জন উপকার ভোগীদের জলবায়ু সহিষ্ণু, বৈচিত্রময় অভিনব ও বিকল্প জীবিকায়নের সহায়তা ও প্রশিক্ষন প্রদান করা হবে। কর্মশালাটি পরিচালনা করেন সিডিও (ইউএনডিপি) মো: মিজানুর রহমান ভুুঁইয়া প্রমুখ।

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Annex – 1: Participants list of the workshop:

Sl Name of the participant Designation and Organization Address Cell No 1 Mr. Md. Anowarul Azim Upazila Vice Chairman, Upazila Hatiya 01719909073 Parishad 2 Mr. Md. Amzad Hosain UAO, DAE Hatiya 01818968122 3 Mr. Dr. Md. Fakrul Islam ULO (Acting), DoL Hatiya 01758878333 4 Mr. Md. Faridul Islam UFO, DoF Hatiya 01717806333 5 Mr. Md. Jashim Uddin SAPPO, DAE Hatiya 01717152891 6 Mr. Md. Zakir Hosen OC, Hatiya Thana Hatiya 7 Mr. Md. Mosaraf Hosen UEO, DoE Hatiya 01756250505 8 Mr. Md. Dider Hosen USEO, DoE Hatiya 9 Mr. Abdur Rahim UYDO Hatiya 01712577475 10 Mr. Sazid Hosen USWO Hatiya 01759148392 11 Mr. Jamal Uddin Bhuiya RO, Sagaria Range, DoForest Hatiya 01711208458 12 Mr. Md. Nahid Hasan Beat office, Nalchira Beat, Hatiya 01717276065 DoForest 13 Mr. Md. Mosaref Hosen Beat office, Sagaria Range, Hatiya 01721801449 DoForest 14 Mr. Md. Faruk Hosen Beat office, Jahajmara Range, Hatiya 01712158465 DoForest 15 Mr. Razib Barua Beat office, Nalchira Beat, Hatiya 01815321453 DoForest 16 Mr. Mostafizur Rahman SBD, Nalchira Beat, DoForest Hatiya 01714653668 17 Mr. Md. Firoz Alam RO, Jahajmara Range, DoForest Hatiya 01826121673 Chowdhury 18 Mr. Md. Omor Faruk Beat office, Jahajmara Range, Hatiya 01876119741 DoForest 19 Mr. Md. Faruk Beat office, Jahajmara Range, Hatiya 01787424217 DoForest 20 Mr. Md. Giasuddin Beat office, Jahajmara Range, Hatiya 01825497775 DoForest 21 Mr. Md. Mohiuddin FG, DoForest Hatiya 01786616360 22 Mr. Md. Badiuzzaman AD, CPP Hatiya 01733252001 23 Mr. Md. Oliuddin UF, CREL Project, CODEC Hatiya 01857242732 24 Mr. Md. Rafiqul Alam ED, DUS Hatiya 25 Mr. Md. Masum Billah Chairman, Jahajmara UP Hatiya 01730198037 26 Mr. Zia Ali Mobarak Chairman, Burirchar UP Hatiya 01731047307 Kollol 27 Mr. Md. Abdul Halim Chairman, Char Eswar UP Hatiya 01718662132 Azad 28 Mr. Md. Akbar Hosen Member, Char Eswar UP Hatiya 01856642580 29 Mr. Md. Sunil Das Member, Char Eswar UP Hatiya 30 Mr. Md. Abul Kasem Member, Burirchar UP Hatiya 01720842958 31 Md. Faruk Hosen FM, Uttaran Hatiya 01724009953 32 Mr. Tazul Islam Taslim Correspondent, Bijoy TV Hatiya 01711186273 33 Mr. Md. Obaidul Islam UVDO, BRDB Hatiya 01842951918

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34 Mr. Nikson UCO Hatiya 35 Mr. Sanjoy Kumar Saha JSA, USO Hatiya 36 Mr. Mahmudul Haq Asst. PHO Hatiya 01779727736 37 Mr. Kamrul Hasan AUEO, Edu. Dept. Hatiya 01710271690 38 Mr. Abul Khair FG, Sagaria Range, DoForest Hatiya 01729667825 39 Mr. Prof. Deb Brata Das Principle, Hatiya Govt. College Hatiya

Gupta 40 Mr. Md. Abul Basar Asst. Prof. Hatiya Govt. College Hatiya

Khandaker 41 Mr. Md. Belayet Hosen Member, Jahajmara UP Hatiya 01710267045 42 Mr. Md. Nizam Uddin Member, Jahajmara UP Hatiya 01715993831 43 Mr. Md. Abdul Ohab Member, Jahajmara UP Hatiya 01710009656 44 Mr. Md. Belal Hosen Member, Jahajmara UP Hatiya 01743936550 45 Mr. Imam Uddin Rimon Member, Bururchar UP Hatiya 01713632064 46 Mr. Md. Nurul Amin Member, Bururchar UP Hatiya 01742428411 47 Mr. Abdul Kader Member, Bururchar UP Hatiya 01713625316 48 Mr. Md. Rased Uddin Member, Char Eswar UP Hatiya 0173453582 49 Mr. Md. Selim Uddin Member, Char Eswar UP Hatiya 01726416144 50 Mr. Md. Abul Khair Member, Char Eswar UP Hatiya 01796307982 51 Mr. Dibakar SAAO, DAE Hatiya 52 Mr. Rahmat SAAO, DAE Hatiya 53 Mr. Hasan SAAO, DAE Hatiya 54 Mr. Shabuj SAAO, DAE Hatiya 55 Mr. Sakhawat UNO Office Hatiya 56 Mr. Jahngir Alam UNO Office Hatiya 57 Mr. Babul Das Upazila Chairman Secretary Hatiya

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