LSG wise Disaster Management projects



Observations:

1.    Project Distribution by Local Self-Government (LSG) Type:
o    The majority of projects (1,198) are concentrated in Grama Panchayats, indicating that most development activities are at the grassroots village level.
o    Municipalities also have a significant number of projects (259), reflecting urban development needs.
o    Block Panchayats and District Panchayats have far fewer projects (54 and 17, respectively), suggesting a focus on specific regional needs rather than widespread local initiatives.
o    Corporations have the fewest projects (9), likely due to their smaller geographic scope and concentrated urban areas.
2.    Hierarchy in Project Numbers:
o    There’s a clear hierarchical pattern in project distribution, with Grama Panchayats having the most, followed by Municipalities, Block Panchayats, District Panchayats, and Corporations.

Conclusion:

The data suggests that the focus of local development projects is primarily at the Grama Panchayat level, emphasizing rural and grassroots development. Urban and regional bodies like Municipalities, Block Panchayats, and Corporations handle fewer projects, likely due to their narrower focus or higher population density. This distribution reflects a bottom-up approach to local development in the region, prioritizing rural and semi-urban areas over larger urban centers.