Objectives:
- Restoring connectivity: The primary objective is to restore connectivity and accessibility for communities and businesses that rely on the road for transportation and economic activities.
- Ensuring safety: Reconstruction aims to make the road safe for travel by addressing landslide-prone areas, stabilizing slopes, and implementing mitigation measures to prevent future landslides.
- Improving resilience: The reconstruction of roads affected by landslides seeks to enhance the resilience of the infrastructure to withstand natural disasters and extreme weather events in the future.
- Engaging stakeholders: Reconstruction projects involve engaging with local communities, stakeholders, and authorities to ensure that their needs and concerns are taken into account in the planning and implementation of the project.
The Context:
Visiting adopted village at Nausel, 30th Nov, 2022 ( help with Reconstruction of road) National Service Scheme (NSS) National Service Scheme (NSS) 2023-2023
No of participants- Male-3
Outcome:
- Improved road condition: The reconstruction of a road typically results in a smoother, safer, and more durable road surface, reducing wear and tear on vehicles and providing a more comfortable driving experience for motorists.
- Improved accessibility: Reconstructed roads provide better access to communities, businesses, and essential services, enhancing connectivity and economic opportunities for the region.
- Long-term cost savings: By addressing underlying issues and improving the overall condition of the road, reconstruction can lead to reduced maintenance costs and longer service life, resulting in cost savings over time.
- Community satisfaction: A well-executed road reconstruction project can improve the quality of life for residents, businesses, and visitors by providing a reliable and efficient transportation network.
