ongoing revenue streams for shoreline adaptation at the site as well as in other sites along the port. the site has a comprehensive planning and design framework, design for development was extensively created with a lot of community input and a lot of great folks from the design team on the giants, we are proud of the sustainability plan in the project. all of the pretty pictures take a lot of costs, anticipated infrastructure, hard and soft costs today in $2,017 estimated about $281 million. in addition, we are anticipating using excess tax increment and special taxes from c.f.d. we plan to form in several months to be directed to resiliency throughout the port. and then we'll have financing costs associated with developer returns as well as public financing and bond issuances. total estimated costs, $692 million in $2,017. we have several funding sources and financing mechanisms in order to make this happen. the one we are talking about today is infrastructure financing district which captures growth and property tax revenue and the intended use of the revenues, eligible expenses a

shoreline here but nothing happened. often here such stories he works for the global anti corruption organization transparency international. he's a specialist in climate change mitigation and adaptation measures and their financing much of the land in bangladesh is just a few meters above sea level. is coming from all of this but it's not what we expect right now it's going to be released all we have received so far seven hundred. seventy million dollars. all together but if we didn't get some of these seven hundred million dollar. contributions but it was . the government has spent more than four hundred million dollars so far projects include the construction of facilities such as schools that can also serve as sturdy refuges where people can shelter during storms and floods but buildings like these are expensive. and they don't always go up where they are most needed. transparency international monitors how and where funds are spent. a school that also houses an emergency shelter has been built here in a district near the coast. the problem is it's a long way from most of the villages in the area and not has single people or teachers in sight. the question is whether millions have

shoreline here but nothing happened. often here such stories he works for the global anti corruption organisation transparency international. he's a specialist in climate change mitigation and adaptation measures and their financing much of the land in bangladesh is just a few meters above sea level. just coming down all of this but that's not what we expect right now it's going to be released all we have received so far seven hundred. seventy million dollars. all together but we didn't get these seven hundred million dollar. contributions but it was. the government has spent more than four hundred million dollars so far projects include the construction of facilities such as schools that can also serve as sturdy refuges where people can shelter during storms and floods but buildings like these are expensive. and they don't always go up where they are most needed. transparency international monitors how and where funds are spent. a school that also houses an emergency shelter has been built here in the district near the coast. the problem is it's a long way from most of the villages in the area and not has single people or teachers in sight the question is whether millions have been w