Rapid Assessment for Resilient Recovery and ... - GFDRR

ANNEX 16:
EDUCATION SECTOR - ASSUMPTIONS FOR
DAMAGE AND LOSSES CALCULATIONS
Damage
Damage data for schools
Provincial damage data came from the Ministry of Education (the Office of Basic
Education Commission, the Office of Private Education, the Office of Non-Formal
Education Commission, and the Office of Vocational Education)
Damage data for higher education institutions
- We received actual damage data from 18 universities out of 51 affected
universities.
- For those institutions without data (especially in Bangkok, Nakhon Pathom,
Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani, and Suphan Buri) we based our cost calculation
under on damage per student. Seven categories were set based on actual
figures and extrapolated for those institutions without data.
University group
Average damage per students (THB)
Comprehensive Naonal Universies 25,000
Public Technical Universies 25,000
Public Pedagogical Universies 12,000
Private Universies (science/technology) 20,000
Private Universies (social science) 12,000
Buddhist Universies
Community Colleges
actual figure
200,000 per college
Losses
- Major losses for the education is associated with the cost of running shelters
o We are using actual figures reported from each MOE Commissions
o Assume that all shelters will provide support to victim on an average
of 120 days.
- Cost for site cleaning is assumed at 6 percent of total physical damage for
schools under basic education, private education and non-formal education.
For higher education and vocational institutions, the cost is site cleaning cost
and is estimated at 1 percent of total physical damage.
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