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Namibia PDNA 2009 - GFDRR

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List of tables<br />

Table 1 Summary of Damage and Losses<br />

xii<br />

Table 2 Summary of Recovery and Reconstruction Needs<br />

xii<br />

Table 3 Investment Programme for Long-Term Disaster Risk Management<br />

xiv<br />

Table 4 International Donations to the <strong>Namibia</strong>n Floods (as of July 9, <strong>2009</strong>):<br />

4<br />

Table 5 Population of the six affected regions, <strong>2009</strong> (est.)<br />

4<br />

Table 6 Incidence of Poverty and Poverty Shares by Region, 2003/2004<br />

5<br />

Table 7 Value of Damage and Losses caused by the <strong>2009</strong> Floods Disaster in <strong>Namibia</strong><br />

9<br />

Table 8 Summary of damages and losses by region<br />

11<br />

Table 9 Per capita damage and losses (N$/person)<br />

12<br />

Table 10 Summary table of damages and losses to the WSS sector<br />

14<br />

Table 11 Recovery Needs in the WSS sector (N$million)<br />

15<br />

Table 12 Damage and Loss in road transport (N$million)<br />

15<br />

Table 13 Transport Sector Needs (N$million)<br />

16<br />

Table 14 Damage and Losses incurred in the energy sector<br />

17<br />

Table 15 Estimates of Damage and Losses in the Agricultural Sector<br />

18<br />

Table 16 Summary of Needs for Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries<br />

20<br />

Table 17 Estimates of Industry and commerce Damage and Losses<br />

20<br />

Table 18 Summary of Industry and Commerce Needs<br />

21<br />

Table 19 Summary of Damage and Losses in the Tourism Sector<br />

22<br />

Table 20 Summary of Tourism Needs<br />

22<br />

Table 21 Total estimate of affected households in the whole regions<br />

23<br />

Table 22 Summary of Housing Sector Needs<br />

24<br />

Table 23 Damage and Loss Estimates by Type of Health Facility<br />

25<br />

Table 24 Health Sector Recovery Needs<br />

25<br />

Table 25 Summary of Damage and Losses in the Education Sector<br />

26<br />

Table 26 Education Sector Recovery and Reconstruction Needs<br />

26<br />

Table 27 Summary of Damage and Losses in the Environment Sector<br />

27<br />

Table 28 Environment sector needs.<br />

28<br />

Table 29 Summary of Damage and Losses and the Value Added Losses (N$million)<br />

31<br />

Table 30 Impact of the flood disaster on economic growth<br />

31<br />

Table 31 Impact of the flood disaster on the Current Account Balance (<strong>2009</strong>)<br />

32<br />

Table 32 Impact of the flood disaster on the fiscal sector (<strong>2009</strong>)<br />

33<br />

Table 33 Household Income, poverty and labour force in the six affected area<br />

34<br />

Table 34 Damages and Losses and Income per capita loss after the flood in the six regions<br />

34<br />

Table 35 Early Recovery Priority Activities (Phase 1)<br />

43<br />

Table 36 Summary Table of Medium and Long term Recovery and<br />

Reconstruction Needs for Phases 2 and 3 (N$Million) 49<br />

Table 37 Estimated Disaster Risk Reduction Needs (US$)<br />

57<br />

Table 38 Urban and Rural Water Supply Components<br />

61<br />

Table 39 Summary table of damages and losses to the WSS sector (N$million)<br />

61<br />

Table 40 Recovery Needs in the WSS sector (N$million)<br />

62<br />

Table 41 Extent of Damage in the transport sector (N$million)<br />

64<br />

Table 42 Estimated losses in the transport sector (N$million)<br />

64<br />

Table 43 Roads Proposed for Upgrading (N$million)<br />

65<br />

Table 44 Roads Proposed for Improvement of Embankments and Drainage Structures<br />

66<br />

Table 45 Access to Basic Services (Initial Intervention)<br />

66<br />

Table 46 Urban Roads Improvements and Rain Stormwater Management<br />

67<br />

Table 47 Damages incurred due to <strong>2009</strong> flood and storms (Omusati, Ohangwena, Oshana and Oshikoto ) 69<br />

Table 48 Indication of damages incurred due to <strong>2009</strong> flood and storms, Kavango Region<br />

69<br />

Table 49 Indication of damages incurred due to <strong>2009</strong> flood and storms, Caprivi Region<br />

69<br />

Table 50 Losses incurred due to <strong>2009</strong> flood and storms. (Omusati, Ohangwena, Oshana and Oshikoto )<br />

70<br />

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