m’s funding implies that disaster has pressed the vulnerable as well as rural poor towards the urban centres. This is probably among the clear indications about the significance of dealing with urban poverty in the view point associated with resilient city within Bangladesh. The study also finds how the readiness of urban centres to supply livelihoods, water-sanitation and shelters for an incredible number of disaster and environment migrants from rural communities is definitely an upcoming challenge each from urban lower income and urban resilience perspective. Though there tend to be more stakeholders in city development and governance compared to before but coordination among agencies employed in urban areas continues to be a critical issue. While there tend to be some urban field policies existing although not all are pro-urban bad and resilience focused. Without change within urban governance program and sensitivity, many urban agendas won't be functional.

Rapid city growth has created heavy demands upon urban utilities as well as services like electrical power, gas, water, sterilization, sewerage, waste administration, transport, and social services like health insurance and education, etc. In all these sectors, scarcity or inadequacy from the service and mismanagement generally has caused turmoil situations. The worst damaging consequence of rapid urbanisation may be the massive degradation from the urban environment; atmosphere, water and soil happen to be polluted to harmful levels. Despite of those rapid urbanisation difficulties, many cities will also be unfortunately vulnerable in order to major hazards each natural and human being induce hazards.
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