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Damage, Loss, and Needs Assessment for Recovery and Reconstruction: Madagascar 45
Priorities for short-term recovery are:
- Re-establishment of access to schools:
tents, training of authorities on setting
up temporary schools, distribution of
didactic and pedagogical materials,
awareness raising, and organization of
remedial classes;
- Incorporation of disaster risk
management principles into staff
training programs and curricula to
prevent future risks. A disaster risk
management plan should be
elaborated at the community level;
Figure 13: Soanierana Ivongo Lycée, partially
destroyed, in the Analanjirofo region
- Capacity building among the affected
populations, to enable them to contribute actively to rehabilitation and
reconstruction efforts, and campaigns to raise awareness about hygiene, water, and
sanitation;
- Restoration and establishment of national and local systems to build capacities for
managing the development phase, including training on disaster risk management
within the regional offices of the national education department (DREN), school
districts (CISCO), and pedagogical/administrative zones (ZAP).
Table 14: Recovery needs in the Education Sectory by region
Region Reconstruction Repairs *Water and
sanitation
MENABE 522..4 0 21
Alaotra 1,619.3 0 69
Analanjirofo 8,775.6 3073.2 822
Atsinanana 5,954.9 392.0 312.75
Haute matsiatra 365.6 47.0 22.5
Sofia 1,201.4 47.0 58.5
Vatovavy fito 156.7 0 6.75
Boeny 0 62.7 9
Betsiboka 0 31.4 0
Amoron'I Mania 0 125.4 18
Melaky 574.6 31.4 29.25
Ats Atsinanana 0 0 0
Ats Andrefana 0 0 0
Ihorombe 0 0 0
Bongolava 156.7 0 6.75
Analamananga 2141.7 15.7 94.5
DIANA 0 31.4 4.5
TOTAL 21468.9 3857.2 1474.5
TOTAL NEEDS 26,802.1
*Water and sanitation: 0.75 of the number of schools affected by Ivan and Fame.
*Unit cost: Ar. 3 million.