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CONTENTS Annex 1: Acknowledgements A-3 Annex 2: Agriculture Sector - Government Compensation Policy A-6 Annex 3: Agriculture Sector - Assumptions for Damage and Losses Calculations A-8 Annex 4: Industry Sector - Field Survey Questionnaire A-11 Annex 5: Timeline of Major Dike Breaches and Damages A-28 Annex 6: Pictures of Flood Damage in Chai Nat Province A-29 Annex 7: Royal Initiatives on Flood Management by His Majesty the King A-30 Annex 8: Overview of Water Resources Management in Thailand A-34 Annex 9: Water Supply and Sanitation Sector - Assumptions for Damage and Losses Calculations A-50 Annex 10: Financial and Insurance Sector - Field Survey Format A-53 Annex 11: Health Sector - Assumptions for Damage and Losses Calculations A-60 Annex 12: Health Sector - Questionnaire for Health Administrative Offices A-64 Annex 13: Health Sector - Questionnaire for Health Facilities A-66 Annex 14: Housing Sector - Assumptions for Damage, Losses and Needs Calculations A-72 Annex 15: Housing Sector - Reconstruction Program Suggestions A-74 Annex 16: Education Sector - Assumptions for Damage and Losses Calculations A-75 Annex 17: Cultural Heritage Sector - Assumptions for Damage and Losses Calculations A-77 Annex 18: Cultural Heritage Sector - Case Study Sites A-79 Annex 19: Cultural Heritage Sector - Repository of Assets A-85 Annex 20: Cultural Heritage Sector - Losses due to Decline of Visitation A-87 Annex 21: Cultural Heritage Sector - Intangible Heritage Losses due to lack of Participation A-90 Annex 22: Cultural Heritage Sector - List of Traditional Communities A-91 Annex 23: Environment Sector - Methodology and Assumptions for Damage and Losses Calculations A-98 Annex 24: Organizational Chart of FROC A-100 A-2 THAI FLOOD 2011 RAPID ASSESSMENT FOR RESILIENT RECOVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION PLANNING
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Rapid Assessment for Resilient Reco
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©2012 The World Bank The World Ban
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This Rapid Assessm
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Health Sector comprised Chalermrat
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LIST OF TABLES Table 1: Summary of
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Table 61: Heritage sector - Damage,
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ACRONYMS ACHR ADPC AIS AIT AM AOT A
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IFC International Finance Corporati
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TATA Thailand Association of Travel
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The floods will negatively affect t
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Recovery and reconstruction needs a
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esources and levels of assistance a
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8 THAI FLOOD 2011 RAPID ASSESSMENT
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1 THE DISASTER 1.1 Introduction Tha
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esponsible for the establishment of
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2 DAMAGE, LOSSES AND NEEDS 2.1 Intr
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and in Sratawaew sub-district; in U
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2.4 Productive Sectors Agriculture
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Damage and Losses Damage Flood wate
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Losses Crops The flood severely aff
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Table 9 summarizes the total damage
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Challenges to Recovery and Reconstr
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Strategy for Short-, Medium- and Lo
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B.) Limit cropping intensity • In
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The Disaster Prevention and Mitigat
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Industry Sector 30 Summary The obje
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Damage The total damage to building
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lanket tax holidays not be provided
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4. Support for facilitation of skil
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strategies. These efforts target th
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encouraged at-home-travel through a
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Damage Reported damage to the secto
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usiness is welcomed, it does not co
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The recovery of the tourism sector
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Recommended Recovery Actions ~6 mth
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Financial and Insurance Sector Summ
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Damage and Losses Commercial Bankin
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are the main borrowers of these two
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The bond market 58 became more acti
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Microfinance, including micro-agric
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Government Measure Loan guarantee f
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Aside from the impact of the propos
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Suggestions for short-term measures
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See DRM chapter for recommendations
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2.5 Infrastructure Sectors Summary
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Furthermore, the flood risk analysi
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navigation, etc.) throughout the ba
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Flood events have worsened in recen
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How to Strengthen the Ring’s Dike
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International Best Practice in Floo
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Sector Context According the WHO/UN
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Province Total No. of Wells No. of
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In the Bangkok metropolitan area, t
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In other urban centers around the c
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Sector Context For most of the affe
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decision making sections of governm
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It is important to recognize the de
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Transport Sector Summary Thailand
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Sector Context Transport contribute
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While the damage is relatively stra
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Losses Based on available informati
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Recovery and Reconstruction Require
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characteristics in one area can hav
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• Complete the resilience-related
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Some recommendations here are simil
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Sector Context The electricity sect
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Total net income of the MEA in 2010
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Losses Losses to generation, transm
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Recovery and Reconstruction Require
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Category Type ~6 months 6-24 months
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Sector Context The telecommunicatio
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damaged cell sites were in the prov
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Recommendations for Resilient Recov
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Category Type ~6 months 6-24 months
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2.6 Social Sectors Health Sector Su
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limited buoyancy of government reve
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Private sector health facilities, w
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to upper floors. However, some medi
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Table 50 outlines an estimated amou
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capacity building. The first “R
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permanent flood barriers for small,
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o Patient medical records, includin
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Housing Sector Summary The 2011 flo
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Table 53: Damage and losses in hous
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Damage to Household Goods This is t
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maintained to keep transparency, ag
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o Suggestions for such a program ar
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MOE Commissions Disaster Impacts Ow
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Under the MOE, an initial assessmen
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Public Private Total BASIC EDUCATIO
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of all types, especially targeting
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• Education and training on disas
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Sub-sector / Component Disaster Imp
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New Year for example), which are ce
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By using GIS mapping to determine t
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Province Name Heritage Sites and St
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and losses, other sites with little
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Restoration and repairs of damaged
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activities. For those with partial
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Sub-Sector Needs Recommendations ~6
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in Thailand has been very effective
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Figure 19: Waste water treatment fa
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Province Ang Thong Ayuthaya Damage
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estates do not have extremely high
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3 ECONOMIC IMPACTS
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Calculations of the impact of the f
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Sub-sector Infrastructure Water Res
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Page 231 and 232: Pre-disaster planning also presents
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Page 235 and 236: 4 SOCIAL IMPACTS ANALYSIS AND SOCIA
Page 237 and 238: The research team also analyzed the
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Page 243 and 244: Social Cohesion Better access to se
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Page 247 and 248: system of village health volunteers
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Page 253 and 254: een lost, and would thus be unable
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Page 257 and 258: Social Accountability, Transparency
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Page 261 and 262: 5 DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT IN THAIL
Page 263 and 264: (2) Designating National Disaster P
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Page 267 and 268: Building on the recent disaster ris
Page 269 and 270: sea level rise and increasing rainy
Page 271 and 272: Long-term Mainstream DRM into devel
Page 273 and 274: Summary of DRM Needs and Recommenda
Page 275: C. Institutional Reform Long-term n
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Page 281 and 282: ANNEX 2: AGRICULTURE SECTOR - GOVER
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Page 285 and 286: Losses 1. Loss of production due to
Page 287 and 288: MAIN QUESTIONNAIRE Encircle/Write a
Page 289 and 290: NOTE TO THE ENUMERATOR/INTERVIEWER:
Page 291 and 292: Q17. If yes, what was the value of
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Page 297 and 298: 30h. Have you had an indication fro
Page 299 and 300: Q35. How have the floods impacted y
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3. Needs: a. Reconstruction Needs R
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10. Do you have Annual Report and A
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Q4. Estimation of flooding damage t
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Products (d) S-T Loans to large bus
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ANNEX 11: HEALTH SECTOR - ASSUMPTIO
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SARABURI 21691.68 13.48 1 Month 397
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ANNEX 12: HEALTH SECTOR - QUESTIONN
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ANNEX 13: HEALTH SECTOR - QUESTIONN
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ANNEX 14: HOUSING SECTOR - ASSUMPTI
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ANNEX 15: HOUSING SECTOR - RECONSTR
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Needs - Recovery measures (textbook
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Losses due to the lack of participa
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Heritage Structures and Sites Sub-S
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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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Name of asset Locaon (City, Provinc
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Losses due to loss in ticket sales,
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ANNEX 21: CULTURAL HERITAGE SECTOR
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19 Nan River Floang House, A. Muang
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North-east Region No. ลําด
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13 Pak Chien Road, Amphur Chien Yai
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ANNEX 23: ENVIRONMENT SECTOR - METH
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ANNEX 24: ORGANIZATIONAL CHART OF F
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THE WORLD BANK 30th Floor, Siam Tow
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