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viii Table 3.1.1.4 Numbers and Areas of Beels in the Northeast Region 75 Table 3.1.1.5 Areas of Haors in the Northeast Region 76 Table 3.1.1.6 Areas Under Different Types of Inland Openwater Areas 76 3.1.2 Inland Fisheries Table 3.1.2.1 Fish Production (MT) and Productivity (kg/ha per year) from Beels in the Southwest Region, 1983-1990 77 Table 3.1.2.2 Estimates of Fish Production (MT) from Rivers and Estuaries in the Southwest Region 77 Table 3.1.2.3 3.2 Livestock Annual Total Catch (MT) of Hilsa and other Groups of Fish and Prawn from the Major Rivers of Bangladesh, 1983-1993 78 Table 3.2.1 Livestock Population in Bangladesh During 1960-90 80 Table 3.2.2 Livestock Population and their Growth Rates 80 Table 3.2.3 Growth of Livestock Farms in the Private sector 80 Table 3.2.4 Annual Growth Rate of Livestock Sub-Sector 81 Table 3.2.5 Density of Cattle and Poultry Population per Hectare for Selected Countries in 2000 81 Table 3.2.6 Different Breeds of Livestock and Poultry Birds in Bangladesh 82 Table 3.2.7 Production, Requirements and Deficits of Livestock Products 82 Table 3.2.8 Production and Annual Growth Rates of Milk, Meat and Eggs 83 Table 3.2.9 Milk Production and Yield in Selected Countries of the World in 2000 83 Table 3.2.10 Profitability of Bangladesh and New Zealand Dairy Farms, 1995/96 84 Table 3.2.11 Summary of Feed Resources in Bangladesh (MT 000) 84 Table 3.2.12 Requirements and Availability of Livestock Feed [Million Metric Ton (MMT)] 84 Table 3.2.13 Important Diseases of Animals and Poultry Birds in Bangladesh 86 Table 3.2.14 An Estimate of the Requirements and Availability of Draft Power in Bangladesh 86 CHAPTER 4 WATER 87 4.1 Surface Water, Flood and Erosion Table 4.1.1 Statistics on River Basin and Drainage Area 89 Table 4.1.2 Extent of Flood and Corresponding Damage 89 Table 4.1.3 1998 Flood Damage Statistics 89 Table 4.1.4 Area Affected by Floods 1953-1998 90 Table 4.1.5 Flood Affected Areas, Monsoon 1988 91 Table 4.1.6 Flood Affected Areas by Region, Monsoon 1988 96 Table 4.1.7 Flood Affected Areas, Monsoon 1998 97 Table 4.1.8 Comparison of Depth and Duration During Three Major Floods 102 Table 4.1.9 Bank Erosion/Accretion along the Different Rivers for the Period 1984-93 102 4.2 Water Supply Table 4.2.1 Public (Government Owned) Water Supply Facilities in Rural Areas 102 Table 4.2.2 Regional Variation of Running and Choked-up Water Supply Source 103 Table 4.2.3 Status of Rural Water Supply 103 Table 4.2.4 Number of Public SST/VSST and PSF Operating in the Rural Areas of the Coastal Districts 104 Table 4.2.5 Regional Variation in Rural Drinking Water Source 104 Table 4.2.6 Source of Water for Household Work in Rural Areas 105 Table 4.2.7 Status of Urban Water Supply by Division 105
ix Table 4.2.8 Status of Urban Water Supply in Urban Areas 105 Table 4.2.9 Source of Water for Household Work in Urban Areas 106 Table 4.2.10 Water Service Provided by Dhaka WASA 106 Table 4.2.11 Water Production of Dhaka WASA 106 Table 4.2.12 Assessment of Industrial and Commercial Water Demand for the Year 2000 106 Table 4.2.13 Water Pricing by Dhaka WASA 107 Table 4.2.14 Water Pricing Practices by Dhaka WASA 107 Table 4.2.15 Extent of Supply of Dhaka WASA 107 Table 4.2.16 Water of Dhaka WASA: Demand, Supply and Deficiency 108 Table 4.2.17 Number of Consumers of DWASA by Year 108 Table 4.2.18 Reported Incidence (%) where Womanfolk were Consulted for Site Selection by Water Technologies 108 4.3 Water Quality Table 4.3.1 Summary of Inorganic Constituents in Bangladesh Groundwater from the National Hydrochemical Survey (NHS) Relative to WHO Health-based and Aesthetic Guideline Values (GVs), as Determined by BGS and DPHE (2001) 109 Table 4.3.2a DTW Pump Stations from which Groundwater Samples were Collected 110 Table 4.3.2b Cr (mg/L) Concentrations of Groundwater Samples 111 Table 4.3.2c Lead (mg/L) Concentrations of Groundwater Samples 111 Table 4.3.2d Iron, Manganese and Arsenic Concentrations of Groundwater Samples from 1st Sampling 112 Table 4.3.3 Heavy Metal Concentration in River Water 112 Table 4.3.4 Intake of Inorganic and Organic Arsenic Compounds in the General Population 112 CHAPTER 5 INDUSTRY 113 5.1 Waste Generation, Effluent and Emission Characteristics Table 5.1.1 Waste Generation by Selected Fertilizer Factories 115 Table 5.1.2 Composition of Wastewater in Natore Sugar Mill 115 Table 5.1.3 Wastewater Characteristics of Selected Fertilizer Factories, 1994 116 Table 5.1.4 Wastewater Characteristics of Selected Pulp and Paper Mills 116 Table 5.1.5 Hazaribagh Tannery Waste Composition 116 Table 5.1.6 Emission of Air Pollutants in Sugar Mills 117 Table 5.1.7 Emission from Sugar Mills in 1999-2000 117 5.2 Brick Manufacture Table 5.2.1 Market Share of the Four Types of Kilns Being Used in Bangladesh 117 Table 5.2.2 A Comparative Study of the Four Types of Kilns Being Used in Bangladesh 118 Table 5.2.3 CO2 Reduction Potential of the Hoffman Kiln and VSBK 118 CHAPTER 6 ENERGY 119 6.1 Energy Source and Consumption Table 6.1.1 Energy Consumption in the Year 1999-2000 (PJ) 121 Table 6.1.2 Supply of Biomass Fuels in Bangladesh in 1981 121
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