Rapid Assessment for Resilient Recovery and ... - GFDRR
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See DRM chapter <strong>for</strong> recommendations linked to the insurance sector.<br />
Strategy <strong>for</strong> Long-term <strong>Recovery</strong> <strong>and</strong> Reconstruction<br />
See DRM chapter <strong>for</strong> recommendations linked to the insurance sector.<br />
Table 22: Financial sector<br />
Category Type ~6 mths 6-24 mths > 24 mths<br />
– Activities <strong>and</strong> costs<br />
Private banks<br />
<strong>for</strong> short-, medium- <strong>and</strong><br />
Independent funding of new, flood-related loans 78 long-term recovery <strong>and</strong><br />
TBD TBD TBD<br />
reconstruction in Thai<br />
(100% private sector)<br />
baht, millions<br />
Funding new, flood-related loans using government 64,300 110,000 0<br />
loans or guarantee 79<br />
(S-T: govt. 18.0 billion, private 46.3 billion; M-T: govt.<br />
24.9 billion, private 85.0 billion; L-T: N/A)<br />
SUBTOTAL 64,300 110,000 0<br />
Specialized Financial Institutions<br />
Approved SFI-disbursed government interventions 80 58,810 75,430 48,870<br />
(see Table 21 above 100% state funded)<br />
Review <strong>and</strong> adjust government interventions 2 0 0<br />
(funded by International Financial Institution<br />
(IFI)/bilateral grants)<br />
SUBTOTAL 58,812 75,430 48,870<br />
Micro-finance Institutions (Cooperatives, Village Funds, etc.)<br />
Interest subsidy on Cooperative Agricultural Loans’ 580 1,000 4,450<br />
debt relief<br />
New government-funded loans to affected 2,039 160 0<br />
Cooperative members, plus grants to flood victims<br />
(100% government)<br />
Cooperatives’ independent funding of new, TBD TBD TBD<br />
flood-related loans 81 (100% private sector)<br />
Village Funds’ independent funding of new, 34,000 0 0<br />
flood-related loans (100% private sector)<br />
Funding new, flood-related micro-loans using No data No data No data<br />
government support<br />
(perhaps a THB 90 billion program in place, but no<br />
in<strong>for</strong>mation available)<br />
Strengthening of Cooperatives’ <strong>and</strong> Village 12 60 0<br />
Funds’ management in<strong>for</strong>mation systems, <strong>and</strong><br />
corporate governance<br />
(government/IFI funded)<br />
Funding study <strong>and</strong> implementation of 0 0 72<br />
strengthening of microfinance sector<br />
(government/IFI funded)<br />
SUBTOTAL 36,631 1,220 4,522<br />
Credit Card Companies 82<br />
Replacing losses from flood-impacted defaulters 1,257 1,257 0<br />
(100% private)<br />
SUBTOTAL 1,257 1,257 0<br />
Insurance Companies<br />
Replacing losses from non-reinsured paid-up 9,140 0 0<br />
insurance claims (100% private)<br />
SUBTOTAL 9,140 0 0<br />
Increase<br />
For insurance: see DRM chapter<br />
Disaster<br />
Resilience<br />
TOTAL (<strong>for</strong> all periods combined: 411,439) 170,140 187,907 53,392<br />
78 The estimation should be calculated after the crisis is over <strong>and</strong> the full <strong>Rapid</strong> <strong>Assessment</strong> is conducted.<br />
79 This is the amalgamation of: (a) SME loans by private banks, guaranteed by the TCGC: first 6 months, THB 34.9 billion<br />
lent by banks, backed by THB 8 billion of guarantees; 6 to 24 months, THB 65 billion lent by banks, backed by THB<br />
15 billion of guarantees; (b) SME loans by private banks via GSB (this is assuming that the parameters are changed to<br />
make these loans more attractive, both to banks <strong>and</strong> borrowers); (c) loans to SSF members/companies via private banks;<br />
(d) includes THB 1.3 billion (S-T) of estimated loss in interest to commercial banks due to the encouraged restructuring of<br />
loans. See details in table above.<br />
80 See table above <strong>for</strong> assumed break-down per period, per intervention.<br />
81 The estimation should be calculated after the crisis is over <strong>and</strong> the full <strong>Rapid</strong> <strong>Assessment</strong> is conducted.<br />
74 THAI FLOOD 2011 RAPID ASSESSMENT FOR RESILIENT RECOVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION PLANNING