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TATA Thailand Association of Travel Agencies TB tuberculosis TBA Thai Boats Association TCG Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation TCT Tourism Council of Thailand TDRI Thailand Development Research Institute THA Thailand Hotel Association of Thailand THB Thai baht TICON TICON Industrial Connection Public Company Limited TMD Thai Meteorological Department TNT Thomas Nationwide Transport, Ltd TOT Telecom of Thailand Public Company Limited TOU Time of Use TRC Thai Red Cross TRF Thai Research Funds TRUE True Corporation Public Company Limited TTAA Thai Travel Agents Association UC Universal Health Coverage UF Urban Funds UN United Nations UNDP United Nations Development Programme UNEP United Nations Environment Program UNESCAP United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific UNESCO United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNICEF United Nations Children’s Fund UNIDO United Nations Industrial Development Organization UPS United Parcel Service, Inc. USD US dollar VFs Village Funds VSPP Very Small Power Producer WFP World Food Programme WHO World Health Organization WMA Wastewater Management Authority WSS Water Supply and Sanitation WTTC World Travel and Tourism Council WUA Water User Association THAI FLOOD 2011 RAPID ASSESSMENT FOR RESILIENT RECOVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION PLANNING xv
Page 1 and 2: Rapid Assessment for Resilient Reco
Page 3 and 4: ©2012 The World Bank The World Ban
Page 5 and 6: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This Rapid Assessm
Page 7 and 8: Health Sector comprised Chalermrat
Page 10 and 11: LIST OF TABLES Table 1: Summary of
Page 12 and 13: Table 61: Heritage sector - Damage,
Page 14 and 15: ACRONYMS ACHR ADPC AIS AIT AM AOT A
Page 16 and 17: IFC International Finance Corporati
Page 20 and 21: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In response to th
Page 22 and 23: Damage, Losses and Needs Assessment
Page 24 and 25: Recovery and Reconstruction Strateg
Page 26 and 27: The key is really to understand the
Page 28 and 29: 1 THE DISASTER
Page 30 and 31: Figure 1: Map of the maximum extent
Page 32 and 33: Over the last 25 years, rapid econo
Page 34 and 35: 2 DAMAGE, LOSSES AND NEEDS
Page 36 and 37: tion, it also forms a basis for ass
Page 38 and 39: ties and local governments. Immedia
Page 41 and 42: provides short- and long-term credi
Page 43 and 44: Temporary shelter for pigs in Nakho
Page 45 and 46: Chickens could not be moved anywher
Page 47 and 48: MOAC aims to provide inputs such as
Page 49 and 50: Table 10: Agriculture sector - Summ
Page 51 and 52: • In order to stabilize input pri
Page 53 and 54: to be done together with private in
Page 55 and 56: Fisheries (1) Develop and implement
Page 57 and 58: Within the framework of the Rapid A
Page 59 and 60: Losses The losses come from busines
Page 61 and 62: 1. Establish sentry posts at non-fl
Page 63 and 64: Tourism Sector Summary Thailand’s
Page 65 and 66: pation of its major airport in Dece
Page 67 and 68: the trend of an increasing number o
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Phitsanulok: Consideration of Touri
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options mandate public and private
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Recommendations for Reconstruction,
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Policy Recommendations Tourism thro
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Taking the overall figure for insur
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These figures were extrapolated to
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There are also numerous NGO microfi
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If the floods also affect the areas
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Table 21: Government measures in th
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Challenges to Recovery and Reconstr
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levels, and this may be problematic
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too high for the 3 percent interest
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Disaster Resilience in the Financia
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systematically analyzed using accep
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is probably the most significant fa
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To support the monitoring and maint
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Technical Reconstruction Recommenda
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Suggested Timeframe for Recommendat
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Water and Sanitation Sector Summary
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water intake structures (THB 28 mil
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Figure 9: Pump house during the flo
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Figure 13: Water and sanitation sec
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Table 30: Water and sanitation sect
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In the case of the sanitation sub-s
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• Increased monitoring and mainte
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introduction of wastewater service
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The railway has continued to connec
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Overall, Thailand relies almost ent
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Figure 14: Transport sector - Map o
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increased cost of transport across
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Challenges to Recovery and Reconstr
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loss of strength, and possibly brea
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Table 37: Transport sector - Policy
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Electricity Sector Summary Thailand
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By September 2011, PEA’s distribu
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Damage to distribution networks Dam
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PEA is experiencing similar losses.
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Strategy for Medium-term Recovery a
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Telecommunications Sector Summary T
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It is estimated that Thailand has a
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Losses The losses in the telecommun
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time of battery backup making them
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Disaster Resilience in the Telecomm
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Public sector health facilities pla
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However, the cost of damage to heal
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Most private sector health faciliti
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situations, and Sawanpracharak Regi
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and long-term is estimated at THB 6
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Strategy for Short-term Recovery (u
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o Transportation from “flood-free
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Table 52: Health sector - Activitie
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throughout the assessment. Among th
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Condition of House Structure and Co
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Government partnership with CODI: T
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Collaboration between government, p
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local level (amphor-tambon-communit
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also lags behind its neighbors in t
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Commission and the Office of Non-Fo
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turned into “fix-it centers” to
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Table 60: Education sector - Activi
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Cultural Heritage Sector Summary Th
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ancient capital 244 years ago. Othe
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Table 62: Heritage structure and si
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For a number of provinces, the team
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Damage for Natural Heritage Sub-Sec
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Recovery and Reconstruction Require
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Additionally, short-term recovery s
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Natural Heritage Subsector Beyond s
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Table 67: Environment sector - Dama
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Protected areas and wetlands are no
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Flood-induced losses related to the
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of waste going to the waste disposa
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Category Municipal Solid and Disast
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3 ECONOMIC IMPACTS 3.1 Macroeconomi
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Figure 22: Losses, higher expenditu
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Estimated Rehabilitation and Recons
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affected by the flood by the Rapid
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Within the affected provinces All o
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Demands for construction workers of
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The ILO is also well placed to prov
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4 SOCIAL IMPACTS ANALYSIS AND SOCIA
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were systematically conducted with
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Table 82: Profile of rice farmers i
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Additional financial support from f
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collective suggestions to the gover
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all informal and formal leaders/gro
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• Cash assistance - consisting of
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Political Economy of Aid Distributi
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4.4 Community Needs for Resilient R
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Creating Short-term Employment Oppo
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• Provide gender-sensitive traini
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• Long-term: Add a social assista
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Table 84: Cost of proposed measures
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5 DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT IN THAIL
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Figure 26: Thailand risk profile sh
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On 25 October, the Cabinet approved
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Evacuation planning Whilst evacuati
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source data would help government a
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Long-term Promote a culture of safe
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should be carefully estimated and a
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B. DRM Mainstreaming Medium-term ne
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ANNEXES
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ANNEX 1: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Meeting w
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Tourism Sector Udom Hongchatikul (A
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Type of Livestock 4) Chicken for Eg
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Losses 1. Production losses in 2011
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ANNEX 4: INDUSTRY SECTOR - FIELD SU
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Q4. How many times did you stop ope
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Q11. What is the level of average o
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Q22. If yes, what were the details
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Q23. Are you experiencing any diffi
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30a. In terms of damage/losses to a
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Q32. Have the intended creditors me
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Q39. If yes, in what ways have they
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Q46. How many of employees have not
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ANNEX 6: PICTURES OF FLOOD DAMAGE I
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Royal Initiatives on Flood Manageme
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ing during crisis. At present, the
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Barrages. There are a number of lar
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least 12 million people covering an
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National Government Institutions A
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The prime role of EGAT in this wate
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managers to remain within the accep
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3. Integration is built into instit
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Separation of Roles in River Basin
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Primary funcons Ministries Agencies
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2. Losses: a. Urban Water Supply Fo
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ANNEX 10: FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE S
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All fi gs. in mill. THB (j) L-T Loa
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Total damage to your property here
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(f) Subdized loans from Bank of Tha
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Province Urban Area (Ha) Total Floo
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Disease prevention, monitoring of m
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4. กรุณาระบุง
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คําถามที่ คํ
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ส่วนที่ ๓ ข้อ
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34. วัสดุและอุ
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d) The poorest section of communiti
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ANNEX 16: EDUCATION SECTOR - ASSUMP
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ANNEX 17: CULTURAL HERITAGE SECTOR
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No. Asset name Pre-Disaster Post-Di
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No. Asset name Pre-Disaster Post-Di
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All Sub-Sector: Summary of Losses p
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14 Klong Suan Market, A. Baan Pho,
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22 Pratoo Khong Community, A. Thad
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9 Ku Dee Jeen Community ชุม
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ment/installation is THB 3 million
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