Final Report On A series of trainings on ‘Tax and Non-tax revenues income of Pourashavas' (Under Contents Package A)
From 14 September 2015 to 05 November 2015
Under Individual Consultancy services on Municipal Financial Management, Enhancing Urban Governance Technical Cooperation (TC) Project, GIZ Contract No. 83208431
Report prepared by: Md.Zahurul Islam Consultant, Municipal Financial Management,EUG,GIZ Date: 13-12-2015
Table of Contents
I 1 2
Description of Training Background Services delivered under ToR of the Consultant
3
Training objectives, Outputs and Contents
4 5
Trainings implemented Training Approaches applied
6
Training Methodologies applied
7 8
Training materials used Handbook prepared
9
Facilitators and Supports
10
Schedule implemented
II
Training proceedings and results Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 Session 7 Session 8 Session 9 Training evaluation and participant’s feedback Lesson learnt Conclusion Appendix Name list of the participants Batch wise group photos
III IV V VI 1 2
I.
Description of the Training
1. Background:
The Enhancing Urban Governance (EUG) Project has been implementing by the Local Government Division (LGD), Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, supported by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany. The German Federal Ministry for Economic Division and Cooperation (BMZ) and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) is providing in-kind contribution to the project through the Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammmenarbeit(GIZ), to provide technical cooperation to LGD to implement the project. EUG is working 16 Pourashavas in two districts namely Rajshahi and Chapainawabgonj of the north western part of Bangladesh. The project is focused on two components i.e. Component A: Support for Urban Governance Improvement and Policy Advocacy and Component B: Support for Horizontal Learning and Exchange among Urban Actors. Considering to improvement of Pourashava governance and service delivery to the citizens, EUG project intend to organize a series of trainings in different areas like organizational, governance improvement, leadership development, gender and Municipal financial improvement for 16 Pourashavas in Rajshahi and Chapainawabgonj districts. The training on ‘Tax and Non-Tax Revenues Income of Pourashava’ had been delivered under Contract Agreement of the Individual Consultancy Services for delivery of training on Municipal Finance (contents Package A, under contract no. 83208431) for Enhancing Urban Governance (EUG) Project, GIZ. 2. Services delivered under ToR of the Consultant At beginning of the work the Consultant discussed with the Team Leader of EUG during meeting on 20 th and 23th August 2015. It provided the consultant an opportunity to reach a common understanding on the tasks of the consultancy services. Accordingly, the consultant had submitted a concise Inception Report that included the approach and methodology on how the consultant would carry out the consultancy assignments. Over the consultancy period, the consultant closely worked with the Expert, Municipal Financial Planning and Management of EUG at Rajshahi and received supports and guidance and feedbacks very inclusively and cooperatively. Therefore the consultant had able enough to deliver the following deliverables: (1)
Inception Report ;
(2)
Detailed design and implementation training plan ;
(3)
Training modules plan of each training course;
(4)
Power Point presentation of all training courses;
(5)
Short presentation of each training session before hand;
(6)
Documentation of training materials both in hard and soft copies;
(7)
Draft final training report ;
(8)
Delivery of training as per schedule plan.
3. Training objectives, Outputs and Contents Training Objective:
Enhancing Capacity of Pourashava representatives and officials in mobilizing revenues from tax and non tax own sources
Training Outputs:
Knowledge of participants on the PS legal issues on municipal finance increased.
Knowledge of participants regarding tax assessment and collection increased.
Knowledge of participants regarding non-tax source identification increased
Commitment of the participants regarding future activities of the PS expressed.
Training Contents
Effectiveness of the training assessed.
To achieve the above objective and outputs, following contents were discussed and practiced during the training period:
Govt. rules of Re-assessment and Interim assessment and practice at Pourashava level
Procedures in valuation of Property Tax Assessment as per laws
Model tax schedule and its application at Pourashava level
Rules and procedures to identify Non Tax sources and updating procedures by Pourashavas
Function and relations of standing committee on tax and non-tax issues according to law
Procedure of hat, cow hat,bazaar, different transport terminal etc. lease and procedure to adjust with yearly inflation rate.
Law about different khas land, water bodies those are owed by Central Government.
Tools and techniques of tax collection.
4. Trainings implemented (Date ,Venue, Participants) All together 186 (female-31,male-155) participants (Mayors. Councillors and Officials) from 16 Pourashavas from Rajshahi and Chapainawabgonj districts listed in Apendix-1 had attended through 8 batches from 14 September 2015 to 5 November, 2015 as below:
Batc
Date
Pourashava
1
14.15 September,2015
Vabanigonj & Durgapur
21
2
16-17 September,2015
Mundumala & Keshorhat
24
3
11-12 October,2015
Chapainawabgonj & P uthia
25
4
14-15 October,2015
Katakhali & Bagha
22
5
18-19 October,2015
Rohanpur & Taherpur
26
6
28-29 October,2015
Godagari & Charghat
24
7
1-2 November,2015
Shibgonj & Toanore
24
8
4-5 November,2015
Arani & Noahata
20
Participants attended
h
Venue
GIZ Rajshahi Regional Office, House 229, Road3, Padma R/A, Vadra, Rajshahi.
5. Training Approaches applied Technical approach of this consultancy was based on the belief that all the participants who participated in the training had ideas to contribute. The consultant just stimulated their ideas and discussions in the training within a structured outline. Various interactive training aids, materials, energisers and games were used in the training to be made the trainings more interactive, lively and participatory as well as friendly. Throughout the session, participants had been responsible for their own learning while the facilitators at the training just facilitated links between theories, practices and drawn out collective experience from the participants. 6. Training Methodologies applied Participatory training methods and techniques were used in facilitating the session that included:
Group work
Practical exercise
Interactive discussion
Role play
Experience sharing
Case study
Open forum
Question-Answer
Visualization
VIPP
7. Training materials used: Visual material presentation is blended with group activities included poster papers, board stands, board markers, VIPP Cards, handbook, multi-media etc. 8. Handbook prepared For the delivery of training, handbook contained the following handouts were delivered. Handout 1
Govt. acts and rules relating to Pourashava taxes and its application.
Handout 2
Use of Pourashava Tax Procedures, 2013 in assessment of holding taxes
Handout 3
Application of Pourashava Model Tax Schedule,20013.
Handout 4
Identification of non-tax revenue sources.
Handout 5
Roles of standing committee on tax and non-taxes revenue incomes.
Handout 6
Leasing of hat-bazar and Pourashava properties and settlement of govt. khas lands. Tools and Techniques of tax collection.
Handout 7
9. Facilitators and Supports Following were the facilitators for the Trainings: Sandwip Kumar Mondal, Expert, Municipal Financial Planning and Management, EUG, GIZ Md. Zahurul Islam Consultant, Municipal Financial Management, EUG, GIZ.
The admin officials of EUG had given wonderful supports in making the trainings successful.
10. Schedule implemented
Day 2
Session 2/7 10:45-12:00 am
Session 3/7 12:00-01:00 pm
Session 4/8 02:00-3:30 pm
Session 5/9 03:30-4:45 pm
Welcome, introductions, and training overview
Govt. rules of Reassessment and interim assessment and practice at Pourashava level Tools and techniques of tax collection
Procedures and practices of property valuation and tax assessment
Pourashava Model Tax Schedule, 2014 and its application at Pourashava
Identification of Non Tax sources and updating procedures by Pourashava
Procedure of hat-bazzar, bus terminal etc. Leases and to adjust with yearly inflation rate
Course overview , evaluation and closing
Functions and roles of standing committee on tax and non tax issues according to law
Continuation
Lunch break (01:00-02:00 pm)
Day 1
Session 1/6 9.00-10:30 am
Tea Break (10:30- 10:45 am)
Day
Law about different khas lands, water bodies by Pourashavas those are owed by Central Government
Tea Break (4:45- 05:00 am) and ends
The training was delivered based on the following schedule:
II.
Training proceedings and results
Day 1 Session 1 Welcome, introductions and training overview. Inaugurated by Facilitator gave welcome speech and strongly encouraged all the participants to be open enough with others in the training and also requested all the participants to be become actively engaged in discussions of the training.Most of the Trainings were chaired and inaugurated by the public representatives (Mayor or Councillor). In the speeches, they shown their great pleasure to attend in the training and also expressed their gratitude for the continuous cooperation of GIZ and its officials for capacity development of Pourashavas. Introduction of the participants For this introduction purpose, several numerical numbers were written in the cards and participants were requested to tell the number as per their sitting arrangement. First, one participant was requested to take one piece of the card and tell the card-number and then invited one who had the same number which s/he get by sitting serial. In this way, every participant played a role of the introducer of other. Introducing Training Objectives and Programmes Facilitator first introduced the training objectives through a poster and then training schedule by vipp cards with a concise clarification. Collection expectations and setting ground rules of training For the expectation collection and setting ground rule of training, each participant was given 2 vipp cards and requested to write one for expectations and another for training norms. Then the both were posted on board and read out.
Day 1 Session 2 Govt. rules of Re-assessment and interim assessment and practice at Pourashava level. Learning points The main purpose of the session was to make clear understanding among the participants on tax relating Govt. rules and regulations. The following areas were covered during the discussion: Articles of the Constitution relating to Pourashava tax levy; Rules of Local Government(Pourashava) Act,2009 relating to tax levy Steps and procedures of tax re-assessment and interim assessment as per the rules. Process In order to make the contents more interactive, a symbolic story namely’ Tin sorkarer golpa’ was told. Articles 11, 59 and 60 of the Constituency and rules 98 to 105 of the Pourashava Act were clarified during delivery of story by using vipp cards and linked up these with the central government, local government and citizen. The purpose of this vipp method was to give easy presentation and understanding among the participants on different govt rules related to Pourashava tax levy. After the focus discussion on govt rules was over, facilitator shortly briefed the different steps and procedures of tax re-assessment and interim assessment through power point slides. In this stage, participants were divided into three small groups and requested each group to find out answers of twenty quizquestions by group-study. After that session summed up with a larger group discussion. Outputs Linkage between Pourashava Tax and govt. acts and rules were clarified. Steps of tax re-assessment and interim assessment were identified and clarified.
Figure 1
Day 1 Session 3 Procedures and practices of property valuation and tax assessment. Learning points This session was the practical aspects of the previous session. The following areas were covered during the discussion: Valuation of property on rental and construction value basis. Tax assessment of different types of holdings. Process Facilitator started the session with a speech that there were many types of houses and every house has a story! Then facilitator told a story of two houses, named as ‘dui barir golpa, on power point slides like that, out of two houses, one could earn money by renting, and but another could not earn but spend. Facilitator then requested the participants to brainstorm on which should be the basis of annual valuation: the house could earn money (i.e. rental value basis), or the house which could not earn but spend (i.e. construction cost basis). In fact, telling this story was just to give easy presentation of two theories of holding tax assessment. Outputs Two theories of holding tax assessment were introduced and discussed.
Day 1 Session 4 Pourashava Model Tax Schedule, 2014 and its application at Pourashava. Learning points The main purpose of the session was to expose the participants how to make the model tax schedule applicable in Pourashavas. The following areas were covered during the discussion: Main areas of tax and non-tax revenue sources Assess the application strengths of model tax schedule, 2014 at Pourashavas. Process Facilitator began the session by asking the participants what they meant about ‘capacity’ and ‘ability’ for application of Pourashava Model Tax Schedule,2014 at Pourashavas. After a short discussion, participants were divided into two groups on Pourashava wise and given them some tasks.Each Pourashava (here as to small group) was given the Pourashava Model Tax Schedule, 2014 and requested them to fill up blank space of the form given (i.e. Pourashava Model Tax Schedule,2014 Application Assessment Form). After 20 minutes over, facilitator shown the same form on a power point slide and invited the groups for plenary. Before going to next session, all participants took part in the ice breaking work. Outputs Assessment of application of Pourashava Model Tax, 2014 Schedule was determined and clarified.
Day 1 Session 5 Identification of the Non Tax revenue sources and updating procedures by Pourashava. Learning points The session mainly focused on the identification of non tax revenue sources those yet not under tax coverage of the Pourashava. Process At the beginning of the session, participants were divided into two groups on Pourashava wise. Facilitators then briefed small group about the purpose of this session and briefed the tasks of small groups in selection (through trick marks items on the non-tax items pestered on the flip charts: 1 tick () mark on the items under tax coverage; 2 tick () marks on the items under tax coverage and possible to increase its tax rate. 3 tick () marks on the items not yet under tax coverage but to be a new sources of revenue. Through this exercise, the two groups (Pourashavas) identified their potentials sources of non-tax revenues. The groups then presented their work in a plenary .After that, facilitator summed up the group discussions with key learning points. Outputs Non tax revenue items were identified.
Day 2 Session 6 Functions and roles of standing committee on tax and non-tax issues according to law. Learning points The focus of this session was to let participants understand the roles and responsibilities of the Standing Committe in mobilizing tax and non tax revenues. The following areas were covered during the discussion: Functions of the standing committee as per ToR Decision making roles of the standing committee. Process Facilitator initiated the discussion by asking the participants what came into their mind when they heard the ‘standing committee of the Pourashava ’ and the ‘standing committee of the National Assembles’. Participants gave various responses on this question. Facilitator then explained that the portfolio of the standing committee at both levels equally be significant in their respective field of works. Facilitator again explained about the single and joint responsibilities of the Mayor, Councillors and Officials in a Pourashava. After that Facilitator displayed the power point slides on ‘the functions of the Standing Committee and shown first the picture of each slide and then brainstormed the participants by asking questions what came into their mind seeing this picture and after taking different responses from the participants on each slide, facilitator clarified the functions of the standing committee one by one. Before going to ‘role play’ on Standing Committee meeting, facilitator briefed the roles of each standing committee member during meeting. Then, Standing Committee held a dummy meeting and took part in the discussion for decisions based on a case study given. Other participants observed the meeting proceedings and delivered their observations in a plenary. Outputs Roles and responsibilities of the standing committee were identified and clarified.
Day 2 Session 7 Tools and Techniques of Tax Collection. Learning points The main purpose of this session was to expose about tools and techniques in collection of revenues of the Pourashavas. The following areas were covered during the session: 1. Causes and effects of low tax collection 2. Tools and technique of tax collection. Process Session started with the energisers. After that, facilitator defined the meaning of tools and techniques of tax collection and then requested participants to share about their existing tools and techniques used for tax collection. Participants responded different ways and took part on the large group discussion. After that, facilitator presented and explained ‘the cause and effects relations of low tax collection ‘and ‘tools acts on three ways’ on power point slides. At the end, the facilitator presented different tools of tax collection through VIPP cards on the board and explained about how techniques should be in using the tools for tax collection purpose.
Outputs Causes and effects of low tax collection were identified. Tool and techniques of tax collection were indentified and clarified.
Day 2 Session 8 Rules and procedures of hat-bazzar,bus terminal, etc leasing out. Laws of govt. khas land and its procedure of taking leases. Learning points The purpose of this session was to discus about theoretical and policy matters regarding giving leases of hat-bazzar, bas-stand etc and taking leases of govt Khas lands. Process Facilitator opened the session by requesting the participants to share openly their practices and experiences in giving and taking leases of Khas lands. Participants shared opinions about their present practices and reality in taking leases of govt. khas lands. After that, facilitator delivered photocopies of relevant govt policies and rules among the participants and displayed power point slides of leases’. While explaining these, the facilitator asked the participants whether they had been following all the steps of the rules and policies, in the Pourashavas or not. A large group discussion was held on this topic. Outputs Rules and procedures of leases were explained.
Day-2 Session 9 Course overview, evaluation and closing. Learning points The main purpose of this session was to review the training review and evaluation and closing. Process On the last day of the training, facilitator reviewed the session contents of the training and check whether the expectations of the participants had been met and asked participants what they learned as a result of training and how they would be able to use what they learned. A training evaluation was done using questionnaires. Nine questions were asked to participants to know their learning and 2 questions for their overall reaction and suggestions for improvement of the training for future. Participants expressed their satisfaction regarding the training and expressed their commitment to apply the knowledge and skills gained through this training .On behalf of GIZ facilitator/ officials thanked all the participants for attending in the training. At last speech, participants again thanked GIZ to arrange this very nice training and highly congratulated facilitators for their facilitation in the training. Further he requested to continue this type of training in the future . Outputs The training was concluded with course review, evaluation, last speech and group photo session.
III.
Training evaluation and participants feedback Total Evaluation Total Number of Participants: 186 (Male 155: Female: 31) Number of batches: 8 Number of Pourashavas: 16
Sl
Questions
1
Was the training needed for you?
2
How was your participation in the training?
3
Did the discussion meet your expectations?
4
Did the trainer demonstrate his efficiency in the training?
5
How the methods and materials were used in the training?
6
Did you satisfy with behaviour of the trainers?
7
How was the quality of foods?
8
Did you satisfy with training management?
9
Was the duration of training right?
Total Respondent
Not at all
No
%
Moderate
No
%
Good
No
Very Good
No
%
%
No
%
178
95.7
1
0.6
5
2.8
28
15.7
144
80.9
177
95.2
0
0.0
5
2.8
63
35.6
109
61.6
178
95.7
2
1.1
23
12.9
51
28.7
102
57.3
179
96.2
0
0.0
6
3.4
42
23.5
131
73.2
177
95.2
0
0.0
6
3.4
58
32.8
113
63.8
177
95.2
0
0.0
6
3.4
17
9.6
154
87.0
177
95.2
2
1.1
21
11.9
53
29.9
101
57.1
177
95.2
1
0.6
9
5.1
55
31.1
112
63.3
177
95.2
3
1.7
37
20.9
66
37.3
71
40.1
Q 1: Was the training needed for you?
Q 2: How was your participation in the training?
Not at all
Not at all
Moderate
Moderate
Good
Good
Very good
Very good
Q 3: Did the discussion meet your expectations?
Q 4: Did the trainer demonstrate his efficiency in the training?
Not at all
Not at all
Moderate
Moderate
Good
Good
Very good
Very good
Q 5: How the methods and materials were used in the training?
Not at all Moderate
Good Very good
Q 6:Did you satisfy with behaviour of the trainers ?
Q 7: How was the quality of foods?
Not at all
Not at all
Moderate
Moderate
Good
Good
Very good
Very good
Q 8: Did you satisfy with training management ?
Q 9: Was the duration of training right?
Not at all
Not at all
Moderate
Moderate
Good
Good
Very good
Very good
Batch wise Evaluation Number of batches: 8 Number of Pourashavas: 16
Questions
Responses
Not at all
Moderate
Good
Very good
Responses
BATCH 1 Participants # 21 Bhabaigonj and Durgapur Pourashavas
Not at all
Moderate
Very good
Good
BATCH 5 Participants # 26 Rohanpur and Taherpur Pourashavas
Q1
20
0
0
6
14
24
0
0
2
22
Q2
21
0
0
7
14
23
0
1
5
17
Q3
21
0
0
8
13
24
0
4
7
13
Q4
21
0
0
8
13
24
0
1
8
15
Q5
20
0
0
6
14
24
0
1
8
15
Q6
20
0
1
4
15
24
0
0
3
21
Q7
21
0
1
8
12
23
0
0
7
16
Q8
20
0
0
12
8
24
0
1
5
18
Q9
20
0
1
8
11
24
1
9
6
8
BATCH 2 Participants # 24 Mundumala and Keshorhat Pourashavas
BATCH 6 Participants # 24 Godagari and Charghat Pourashavas
Q1
24
0
1
1
22
23
0
1
5
17
Q2
23
0
1
4
18
23
0
1
9
13
Q3
24
0
0
0
24
23
1
7
9
6
Q4
24
0
0
3
21
23
0
1
5
17
Q5
24
0
0
2
22
23
0
1
10
12
Q6
24
0
0
0
24
22
0
1
2
19
Q7
23
0
2
2
19
23
0
0
10
13
Q8
24
0
0
2
22
23
0
2
9
12
Q9
24
0
2
6
16
23
0
8
9
6
BATCH 3 Participants # 25 Chapainawabgonj and Puthia Pourashavas
BATCH 7 Participants # 24 Shibgonj and Tanore Pourashava
Q1
22
0
1
5
16
23
0
1
6
16
Q2
22
0
0
9
13
23
0
0
11
12
Q3
22
0
0
10
12
23
0
4
9
10
Q4
22
0
3
7
12
23
0
1
7
15
Q5
22
0
2
10
10
22
0
0
7
15
Q6
22
0
0
2
20
23
0
1
3
19
Q7
22
0
0
5
17
23
0
7
9
7
Q8
22
0
0
10
12
23
0
0
6
17
Q9
22
0
1
11
10
23
1
1
11
10
BATCH 4
Katakhali and Bagha Pourashavas Participants # 22
BATCH 8 Participants # 20 Arani and Noahata Pourashava
Q1
22
0
0
1
21
20
1
1
2
16
Q2
22
0
1
10
11
20
0
1
8
11
Q3
22
0
6
2
14
19
1
2
6
10
Q4
22
0
0
1
21
20
0
0
3
17
Q5
22
0
0
9
13
20
0
2
6
12
Q6
22
0
0
1
21
20
0
3
2
15
Q7
22
1
9
6
6
20
1
2
6
11
Q8
22
0
4
8
10
19
1
2
3
13
Q9
22
0
11
8
3
19
1
4
7
7
Participant’s feedback Participants gave feedback by expressing their positive feelings in respect of trainings and gave special thanks to GIZ for giving scope in terms of the training under the project. They also expressed their gratefulness to EUG team. They said that the training course would be very helpful in mobilizing revenue from tax and non-tax revenue sources and carrying out their day to day activities in the Pourashava. They also said that the duration of training was too short which need to be extended. Al last, they also thanked the facilitators for their sincere and friendly contribution to make the training a success.
IV.
Lesson learnt
Overall major learning that came out from the trainings is as follows: 1. Participants felt that the training had provided them with some new set of skills and knowledge would enhance their service delivery skills at workplaces. 2. A set of tools such as, lesson activities, energisers, games, moral stories had been used in the trainings; therefore the participants did not feel fatigue. 3. The participants were mix of diverse knowledge and experiences. This created the training a forum of horizontal learning, thereby making the training more impactful. 4. More group discussions were emphasised during the training keeping in a view the participation from different Pourashavs.Through this approach, an informal network of knowledge sharing was created amongst different Pourashavas working towards the same goal. 5. Day wise topics were so many that the facilitators had to let the discussion in a concise brief.
V. Conclusion The trainings had been very much responsive from the participants because of creating a base understanding on tax and non-tax revenues income of Pourashava. Further review and follow up would open up windows to enrich the training for adoption and implementation purposes in future.
VI. Appendix 1. Name of list of Participants (not based on designation and seniority) Name list of Participants in Batch # 1 (Training date: 14-15 September, 2015) Number of Participants: 21 (Male: 17 Female: 4 ) Sl
Name
Designation
1
Mayor
2
Md. Abdur Razzak Paramanik Md. Liton Miah
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Md. Ahad Ali Mst. Shahanara Khatun Nargis Begum Md. Sadar Uddin Biswajit Sarkar Proloy Kumar Sarkar Md. Kamruzzaman Md. Shahabul Haque
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
A.H.M Amanullah Farida Iasmin Obaidul Haque Ekramul Haque Soleman Ali Nurul Islam Nasrin Akter Khairul Basar Hazrat Ali Jahangir Alom Md. Akram Ali
Asst. Eng and Secretary in charge Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Tax Collector Tax Assessor Accountant Asst. Eng and Secretary in charge Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Tax Collector Tax Collector Licence Inspector Vaxin Store Keeper Asst. Tax Assessor
Pourashava’s Name Bhabanigonj
Mobile Number 01711710271
Bhabanigonj
01716884480
Bhabanigonj Bhabanigonj Bhabanigonj Bhabanigonj Bhabanigonj Bhabanigonj Bhabanigonj Durgapur
01735213331 01726988661 01746600206 01734885250 01715204762 01718567926 01745255999 01721310484
Durgapur Durgapur Durgapur Durgapur Durgapur Durgapur Durgapur Durgapur Durgapur Durgapur Durgapur
01726192142 01746268239 01712246995 01737652330 01729753261 01720292529 01712499616 01751504652 01780996967 01716728261 01732882947
Name list of Participants in Batch # 2 (Training date: 16-17 September, 2015) Number of Participants: 24 (Male 22: Female: 2 ) Sl
Name
Designation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Md. Abul Hossain Shakhina Khatun Md. Tohorul Islam Muhammad Hossen Montu Md. Mizanur Rahman Md. Ataur Rahman Mohammad Omar Md. Mostafizur Rahman Md. Abdur Rakib Md. Toslim Uddin Md. Anarul Islam Md. Mojibur Rahman Md. Mokbul Hossen Md.Shafiqul Islam
Secretary Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Tax Collector Astt. Tax Collector Licence Inspector Assessor Admin. Officer-incharge Councillor Councillor
Pourashava’s Name Mundumala Mundumala Mundumala Mundumala Mundumala Mundumala Mundumala Mundumala Mundumala Mundumala Mundumala Keshorhat Keshorhat Keshorhat
Mobile Number 01712262589 01710602386 01793204084 01754815240 01727250956 01728717359 017842676401712654951 01718020943 01750790188 01719867113 01718787099 01713746548 01748070808
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Mst. Shirin Akhtar Md.Mobarak Hossen Md. Israil Hossen Md.Mokhlesur Rahman Md. Rokmat Zaman Md. Asharaful Islam Md. Delowar Hossen Md.Moselesur Rahman Md. Mofakhkhrul Islam Md.Rashuduzzaman
Councillor Councillor Councillor Accountant Licence Inspector Tax Collector Astt. Tax Collector Astt. Tax Collector Assessor Market Inspector
Keshorhat Keshorhat Keshorhat Keshorhat Keshorhat Keshorhat Keshorhat Keshorhat Keshorhat Keshorhat
01734366533 01714204013 01729910633 01711410789 01716005604 01761503333 01737327350 01721876701 01724007989 01911423525
Name list of Participants in Batch # 3 (Training date: 11-12 October, 2015) Number of Participants: 25 (Male 19: Female: 6 ) Sl
Name
Designation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Alhaz Maulana Abdul Matin Md. Mamun –ur-Rashid Mst. Moslema Begum Md. Moyez Uddin Md. Enamul Haque Md. Ruhul Amin Md. Tariqul Islam Md.Moshiur Rahman Mst. Mojlesa Khatun
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Mst. Rafika Khatun Mst. Moriam Nesa Md. Taufiqul Alam Md. Sanaul Haque Md. Ezabul Haque Sree Dilip Roy Md. Nuruzzaman
17
Md. Abdur Rauf Paramanik
18 19 20 21 22
Md. Zakir Uddin Sree Chanchol Chowdhury Mst. Rokeya Khatun Mst. Sabina Siddiqa Md. Masud Rana
23 24
Md. Sirajul Islam Md. Abdul Zobbar
25
Ripon Kanti Mohonta
Mayor Secretary Councillor Councillor Tax Assessor Tax Collector Market Inspector Asst. Tax Collector Asst. Licence Inspector Office Assistant Asst. Tax Collector Asst. Tax Collector Asst. Tax Collector Market Collector Market Collector UNO,and Administrator Asst. Engineer and Secretary Incharge Councillor Councillor Councillor Licence Inspector Cashier and Licence Ins. Asst. Tax Collector Asst. Tax Assessor Inch. Asst. Tax Collector
Pourashava’s Name Chapainawabgonj Chapainawabgonj Chapainawabgonj Chapainawabgonj Chapainawabgonj Chapainawabgonj Chapainawabgonj Chapainawabgonj Chapainawabgonj
Mobile Number 01713726482 01716870879 01727340811 01714473940 01716500100 01713743877 01740987388 01715480978 01724442007
Chapainawabgonj Chapainawabgonj Chapainawabgonj Chapainawabgonj Chapainawabgonj Chapainawabgonj Puthia
01714814943 01718274505 01712027114 01736409848 01726824622 01717371175 01711478867
Puthia
01916512062
Puthia Puthia Puthia Puthia Puthia
01735959009 01190747463 01745969878 01796160080 01723349222
Puthia Puthia
01722361496 01765020214
Puthia
01737435720
Name list of Participants in Batch # 4 (Training date: 14-15 October, 2015) Number of Participants: 22 (Male 16: Female: 6 ) Sl
Name
Designation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Motiur Rahman Golam Kibria Mst. Shahara Mst. Parul Begum Md. Shahadat Hossain Md. Kamruzzaman Md. Akram Ali Md. Yousuf Ali Md. Golam Azam Md. Abdul Mottaleb Md. Mazid Moyna Md. Sajjad Hossen Badol Md. Iqbal Hossain Rabeya Basari Sima Md. Abdul Aziz Md. Zaidur Rahman Md. Soibur Rahman Anjuara Khatun Md. Selim Reza Md. Zakir Hossain
Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Tax Collector Licence Inspector Bazzar Collector Tax Collector Asst Tax Collector Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Tax Collector Tax Collector Licence Inspector Astt. Tax Collector Astt. Tax Assessor Astt. Tax Collector Astt. Tax Collector Astt. Tax Collector
Pourashava’s Name Bagha Bagha Bagha Bagha Bagha Bagha Bagha Bagha Bagha Katakhali Katakhali Katakhali Katakhali Katakhali Katakhali Katakhali Katakhali Katakhali Katakhali Katakhali Katakhali Katakhali
Mobile Number 01721703410 01716727989 01910602816 01710602817 01710059879 01272206429 01717135015 01722548893 01723798919 01713723033 01703369765 01963356693 01827500621 01823448195 01740867850 01821585944 01716307244 0130441398 01913364346 01735362512 01911893375 01712624170
Name list of Participants in Batch # 5 (Training date: 18-19 October, 2015) Number of Participants: 26 (Male 21: Female: 5 ) Sl
Name
Designation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Md. Golam Rabbani Biswas Md. Rownok-e-Khoda Md. Musleuddin Mst. Irin Khan Mst. Safali Md. Ahmed Md. Manjur Kader Md. Zakirul Islam Md. Mofizul Haque Syed Abdul Mukit M. Abul Kalam Azad Md. Masud Rana
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Anawarul Islam Md. Serayum Munir Md. Hasanujjaman Md. Monirul Islam Mst.Shamima Akther Ashis Kumar Sarker Md. Jahangi Alam
Mayor Secretary Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Assessor Tax Collector Tax Collector Licence Inspector Asst. Assessor Asst. Licence Inspector S.K Secretary Councillor Councillor Councillor Tax Collector Tax Collector
Pourashava’s Name Rohanpur Rohanpur Rohanpur Rohanpur Rohanpur Rohanpur Rohanpur Rohanpur Rohanpur Rohanpur Rohanpur Rohanpur
Mobile Number 01712441853 01712337132 01721704522 017562635801774743634 01737507723 01716083102 01727250094 01718890390 01715319295 01728618013 01723580727
Rohanpur Taherpur Taherpur Taherpur Taherpur Taherpur Taherpur
01740931982 01611111678 01733751630 01713766140 01722928818 01725017044 01722629032
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Mst. Mina Khatun Md. Asadul Islam Md. Kamrul Hashan Md. Siddiqur Rahman Md. Rafiqul Islam Mst Suaia Akther Md. Zahid Akram
Tax Collector Tax Collector Assessor Licence Inspector Asst. Tax Collector Asst. Licence Inspector S.A
Taherpur Taherpur Taherpur Taherpur Taherpur Taherpur Taherpur
01723278902 01726215640 01721995247 01716625553 01722360866 01713719424 0171024363-
Name list of Participants in Batch # 6 (Training date: 28-29 October, 2015) Number of Participants: 24 (Male 21: Female: 3 ) Sl
Name
Designation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Md. Aminul Islam Md. Rabiul Islam Md. Shahidul Islam Mst. Rokaya Begum Md. Ahid Murad Md. Shafiqul Islam Md. Aminul Islam Mohammad Obaidullah Md. Khairul Islam Md. Alam Jahir Md. Sane Ullah Md. Rezaul Karim Md. Nurul Islam A.T.M Salauddin Moha: Rabiul Haque Mst. Nargis Begum Md. Mofazzal Haque Md. Hafizur Rahman Mst.Tamiun Nesa Md. Shariful Islam Md. Mojahidul Islam Md. Shahabul Islam Md. Sher Alam Md. Helal Uddin
Mayor Councillor Councillor Councillor Bazar Inspector Astt. Tax Assessor Tax Collector Tax Assessor Tax Assessor Admin Officer Licence Inspector Astt. Tax Collector Asst. Tax Collector Asst. Tax Collector Secretary Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Tax Collector Tax Assessor Astt. Tax Assessor Asst. Tax Assessor Asst. Tax Assessor
Pourashava’s Name Godagari Godagari Godagari Godagari Godagari Godagari Godagari Godagari Godagari Godagari Godagari Godagari Godagari Godagari Charghat Charghat Charghat Charghat Charghat Charghat Charghat Charghat Charghat Charghat
Mobile Number 01712255299 01712212377 01716279850 01743314655 01727541632 01715463674 01715439756 01715378564 01910724599 01717514501 01718031486 01727249824 01719897200 01716472066 01712255687 01756908890 01710139643 01712135684 01714540797 01714764574 01715973426 01729754481 01719532941 01790981588
Name list of Participants in Batch # 7 (Training date: 01-02 November, 2015) Number of Participants: 24 (Male 21: Female: 3 Sl
Name
Designation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Md. Abul Hasnat Mst. Nehar Nasrin Mst. Royesa Bibi Md. Monirul Islam Md. Shamsuzzaman Sarder Md. Jahangir Alam Bimol Chandra Pramanik Md. Anowarul Islam Md. Kaziz Uddin Md. Abdur Sabur Miah
Mayor Councillor Councillor Tax Collector Licence Inspector Asst. Engineer Asst. Tax Assessor Asst. Tax Collector Health Assistant Head Assistant
Pourashava’s Name Tanore Tonore Tanore Tanore Tanore Tanore Tanore Tanore Tanore Tanore
Mobile Number 01716141531 01920618113 01731913509 01725084947 01717890945 01715408822 01714603745 01761719635 01728859959 01714569050
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Moha. Iman Ali Md. Moharak Hossen Md. Masud Rana Tutul Md. Mizanur Rahman Mst. Rafela Begum Md. Sadiqul Md. Abdul Baten Md. Rafiqul Islam Md. Mostafizur Rahman Noor Mohammad Md. Kamruzzaman Md. Saiful Islam Md. Shahid Uddin Md. Habibur Rahman
Mayor- Incharge Secretary Advisor of Mayor Councillor Councillor Councillor Admin Officer Tax Assessor Tax Assessor Asst. Tax Collector Asst Tax Assessor Asst Tax Collector Asst Tax Collector Tax Collector
Shibgonj Shibgonj Shibgonj Shibgonj Shibgonj Shibgonj Shibgonj Shibgonj Shibgonj Shibgonj Shibgonj Shibgonj Shibgonj Shibgonj
01714722442 01716731983 01712274472 01718891650 01710968778 01745421682 01712278410 01712441717 01710058626 01718442213 01714602701 01731001602 01718708681 01713640904
Name list of Participants in Batch # 8 (Training date: 04-05 November, 2015) Number of Participants: 20 (Male 18: Female: 2) Sl
Name
Designation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Md. Saiful Islam Md. Asaduzzaman Rana Md. Mozammel Haque Elora Naz Romi Md. Anwar Hossen A.K.M Fazlul Haque S.S. Asad Uz Zaman Md. Abdul Halim
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Md. Mofizur Rahman Md. Monowar Hossen Md. Mofiz Uddin Md. Habibur Rahman Md. Abdullah Mamun Md. Nurul Islam Md. Nasir Uddin Md. Golam Murtoza Md. Shahjaman Haque Md. Abdul Helal Md. Mamun Ur Rashid Mst. Shamsun Nahar
Secretary Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Tax Assessor-Incharge Tax Collector Licence InspectorIncharge Tax Collector Tax Collector-Incharge Councillor Tax Assessor Asst. Licence Inspector Head Assistance Cashier Asst. Tax Collector Asst. Tax Assessor Asst. Tax Collector Licence Inspector Tax Collector
Pourashava’s Name Arani Arani Arani Arani Arani Arani Arani Arani
Mobile Number 01712141115 01713107979 01721206748 01734828634 01717291905 01716508206 01712577151 01736313388
Arani Arani Noahata Noahata Noahata Noahata Noahata Noahata Noahata Noahata Noahata Noahata
01713787137 01740958082 01726376679 01774922940 01723101189 01731237619 01714972275 01726325515 01720560628 01712457599 01716509366 01716298989
Appendix 2 : Batch wise group photos
Batch 1: Bhabanigonj and Durgapur Pourashava
Batch 3: Chapainawabgonj and Puthia Pourashava
Batch 2: Mundumala and Keshorhat Pourashava
Batch 4: Katakhali and Bagha Pourashava
Batch 5: Rohonpur and Taherpur Pourashva
Batch 6: Godagari and Charghat Pourashava
Batch 7:Shibgonj and Tanore Porashava
Batch 8: Arani and Noahata Pourashava
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