State Minister for Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives Mir Shahe Alam today directed officials to prepare an accurate progress report on the implementation of the government's 180-day action plan. He gave the directive at a review meeting on the implementation progress of the 180-day action plan formulated by the ministry and its divisions in line with the current government's election manifesto. The meeting was held at the conference room of the Local Government Division at the secretariat. Alam emphasized that the report must reflect the actual progress of initiatives aimed at improving people's quality of life, strengthening local government institutions, modernizing urban management, promoting rural development, ensuring safe water and sanitation, expanding cleanliness programs, and improving civic services.
FAQs
What did Shahe Alam emphasize in his directive?
Shahe Alam emphasized that the progress report must accurately reflect the actual progress of various initiatives aimed at improving people's quality of life, strengthening local government institutions, modernizing urban management, promoting rural development, ensuring safe water and sanitation, expanding cleanliness programs, and improving civic services.
What specific initiatives did Alam mention in his directive?
Alam mentioned initiatives such as creating employment opportunities, empowering women, developing the local economy, and improving people's quality of life. He also highlighted the importance of effective measures to establish good governance, ensure transparency and accountability, and prevent corruption.
What was the focus of the meeting chaired by Local Government Division Secretary Md Shahidul Hasan?
The meeting focused on reviewing the implementation progress of the 180-day action plan formulated by the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives and its divisions. The discussion also included efforts to modernize waste management and cleanliness activities in line with the Prime Minister's 'Clean and Green City' vision.






























