Group 4 Gerald Sundaraj Hendrix Odigie Marcela Enicka Pedro Carvalho Radhakrishna Gudise Rakesh Babu Chipuri 30 th April 2009

Group 4Gerald Sundaraj

Hendrix Odigie

Marcela Enicka

Pedro Carvalho

Radhakrishna Gudise

Rakesh Babu Chipuri 30th April 2009

1. Framework

2. Phase 1: Relief

3. Phase 2: Transition

5. Key Issues

4. Phase 3: Reconstruction Period

6. Conclusion

THE EARTHQUAKE ACTIVITY IN CZECH REPUBLIC

Population over 50 000

Cheb, there was the earhquake in 2008, the maximum intesity of earthquake was 4,7 on the Richter scale

Telc Earthquake 2009, 7.4 on the Richter scale and level of damage:•16 people died. •22,000 people evacuated over 50% still ‘unhoused’.•Provisional damage estimate €350m•1,000 premises destroyed. •The distance between Telč and Cheb is 300 km.

• Social• Legal• Economic• Environmental• Political• Technical• Safety & Healthy

Issues Activity Selection criteria Responsibility

Assessment of Impact – Initial estimation of damage and needs assessment of survivors

• People• Demographic• Injures• Death

• Buildings• Safe• Minor damage• Heavly damage - collapse

• Infrastructures• Roads• Bridges• Utilities

• Industries•Tourism•Food •Agriculture

Social• Culture• People• Historical Nature• Tourism

Legal• Mobility• Monitoring of aid• Documentation

Economic• Cost Buildings Infrastructurs Business Environment• Impact of local economy

Environmental• Health• Environmental degradation

Political• Central government (Prime minister)• Local Authority (Heitman – President of the region) • Municipal council (Mayor)

UN

EU

IFIs

Relief agencies

Military

Civil defense


Assessment of Impact – Initial estimation of damage and needs assessment of survivors

• People• Demographic• Injures• Death

• Buildings• Safe• Minor damage• Heavly damage - collapse

• Infrastructures• Roads• Bridges• Utilities

• Industries•Tourism•Food •Agriculture

Technical• Communication• Transportation• People• Equipment

Safety & Healthy• People• Environmental

UN

EU

IFIs

Relief agencies

Military

Civil defense


Community impact – Procure and supply emergency shelter

• People• Temporary housing• Food, water, energy• Medical• Education• Counselling

• Building & Infrastructurs• Temporary housing• Storage facilities• Temporary quaters• Accessibility

Social• Culture• People• Language

Legal• Mobility• Monitoring of aid• Documentation

Economic• Cost Buildings Infrastructurs

Environmental• Health• Environmental degradation

Political• Central government• Local Authority• Municipal council

Relief agencies

Military

Civil defense

Private contractors


Community impact – Procure and supply emergency shelter

• People• Temporary housing• Food, water, energy• Medical• Education• Counselling

• Building & Infrastructurs• Temporary housing• Storage facilities• Temporary quaters• Accessibility

Technical• Communication• Transportation• People• Equipment


Relief agencies

Military

Civil defense

Private contractors


Surviving building response – Rapid mapping of affected areas using remote sensing, GIS & BIM

• Standardize data to information

• Transform data to information

• Develop mechanism to retrieve information

Social• Culture• People

Legal• Documentation

Economic• Cost of system• Equipment

Environmental• Land use


Technical• Communication• People• Equipment


Relief agencies

Military

Civil defense


Communication and information - Establish information center

• Identify appropriate location

• Buildings• Infrastructure

• Formulate communication plan

• Develop collection and dissimination of information plan

• Communication team

• People• Roles • Responsibility

• Identify communication tools

• Flexibility• Adaptibility

• Implement communication hierarchy

• People


Legal• Information regulations / Policy• Documentation

Economic• Cost• Feasibility

Environmental

Political• Central Government• Local Authority• Municipal council


Safety & Healthy• Environmental

Local communities

Local and international NGOs

UN

EU


Overall impact reinstatement plan – Plan recovery effort and logistical planning

• Information• People• Buildings• Infrastructurs

• Develop master plan• Planning• Zonning

• Develop implementation plan

• Phasing• Monitoring

• Identify stakeholders• Roles and responsibility• Parties

• Develop action plan• Time• Quality• Cost• QC/QA


Legal• Mobility•Documentation

Economic• Cost Buildings Infrastructurs Environment

Environmental• Land use• Environmental degradation


UN

EU

IFIs

Government

Relief agencies

Military

Civil defense


Overall impact reinstatement plan – Plan recovery effort and logistical planning

• Information• People• Buildings• Infrastructurs

• Develop master plan• Planning• Zonning

• Develop implementation plan

• Phasing• Monitoring

• Identify stakeholders• Roles and responsibility• Parties

• Develop action plan• Time• Quality• Cost• QC/QA



UN

EU

IFIs

Government

Relief agencies

Military

Civil defense

REBUILDING TELC

• Tourism

REBUILDING TELC

• Forestry/Fishing

REBUILDING TELC

• Historical Nature

Telc€

Forestry

Forestry

TourismTourism

Food and BeverageFood and Beverage

FishingFishing

Hotel Industr

y

Hotel Industr

y

Small and medium

enterprises

Small and medium

enterprises

Source of Economic Growth

SUSTAINING TELC

• Education – Masaryk University– Expertise

» Disaster Management

» Urban Planning

» Conservation

Stakeholder Requirement on the projectImpact on the project

of stakeholderImpact on the project

on stakeholderPossible consequence not

meeting requirements

Primary/Internal

Local authorities Provide assistance Meet public needs Public enjoys services Bad publicity

Paramedics Medical treatment Saving lifes High rate of casualities

Bank FinanceProvide financial

assistance Completion Delay

Police department Security rescue Controlling the situation Sense of confidence Chaos

Fire and Rescue Dept Rescue life and property Controlling the situation Sense of confidence Chaos

Army/Military Security and rescue Controlling the situation Sense of confidence Chaos

Secondary/External

Construction industryProviding technologic

expertise Improving quality Better quallity of life Lack of quallity

Insurance company Provide insurance Confidence Assurance Loss of wealth

Enviromentaly related organizations - ARNICA

Environmental consideration taken into account Green agenda Harm to Environment

Continous environment campaign awareness

Issues: STRUCTURED RESPONSE BY LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS

Issues: SUPPORT COMMUNITY SURVEYS AND MAPPING

Activities:• Strategic Vision for affected settlements• Preparation of Structure Plans and Concept Plans • Relaxing of Planning Standards Based on Local Conditions• Ensuring Land Supply• Incorporate Disaster Risk Management into Urban and Rural Planning• Active Community Engagement• Ensuring Adequate Implementation Capacities

Selection Criteria:• Social, Legal, Economical, Environmental, Political, Technical

Responsibility:• Government, Private

Issues: ADVISE ON LAND BOUNDARY ISSUES/SURVEYS FOR CADASTRAL PROPOSES

Activities:• Facilitate Voluntary Resettlement to Unaffected Areas• Abandonment of Unsustainable Settlements at High Risk• Rationalization and Consolidation of Strategic Areas• Defining the types, locations, quantities, and intensities of land uses• Ensuring the availability of land (land supply)• Ensuring the serviceability of land for allocated uses (i.e. provision of infrastructure

services); and• Facilitating the connectivity between land uses (i.e. transport networks and services).


Responsibility:• Government

Zonning

Issues: IDENTIFY, SURVEY AND PROCURE SAFE LAND FOR NEW HOUSING

Activities:• Provide a framework for coordinated, integrative efforts towards sustainable reconstruction by

defining the framework within which infrastructure, transport, environmental management, and development occur

• Provide a framework for setting and adhering to reconstruction priorities• Facilitate monitoring of performance and progress• Provide a disciplined framework for reconstruction financing (capital investment budgeting,

changes to fiscal revenue assignments, and fiscal transfers)• Provide stakeholders with a common basis for responding to unforeseen needs and new constraints

as the town evolves through reconstruction



Issues: PLAN AND CONSTRUCT TRADITIONAL SHELTER/REPAIR LIGHTLY DAMAGED PROPERTY

Activities:• Maximize Connectivity at the Regional Scale• Site Selection for New Settlements• Maximize Accessibility• Emergency Preparedness• Consolidate Unused Land• New Uses for Lagging Industrial Precincts and Obsolete Infrastructure

Selection Criteria:• Social, Economical, Environmental, Technical


Issues: HOUSING NEEDS ASSESMENT, ESTABLISH BASELINE AND ELIGIBILITY

Activities:• Provide permanent housing for the majority of victims• Government to avoid temporary accommodation for long periods

Selection Criteria:Social, Legal, Economical, Environmental, Technical

Responsibility:Government

Issues: ASSIST IN ESTABLISHING CLAIMS AND MODERATE CONFLICTS

Activity– Among the poor, groups that are particularly vulnerable to the immediate

impacts, such as children and old people, are often also the most vulnerable to its aftermath in terms of their human rights

– We have to consider there may be some conflicts and maybe also looting


Responsibility– Government, Enforcement Agency, Insurance Company

Issues: ASSISTANCE AND ASSESMENT OF COMPENSATION CLAIMS

Activity• We will help people to make documentation of their assets and to complete the

claims to insurance company

Selection Criteria:• Social, Legal, Economical, Political

Responsibility• Government and NGO

Issues: RE-ESTABLISH DAMAGED MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE - ROAD, WATER, SANITATION

Activity– Waste water treatment plant

– Pipeline

– Better quality of pipes

– Roads, bridges

Selection Criteria:• Social, Economical, Technical


Activity/Solution

Resource Identification and Distribution-5M’s ,Budget Planning

Selection Criteria

Social , Economy and Political

Responsibility

Government , Private and NGO’s

Activity/Solution

Finance ,Man power ,Equipment ,Security ,Supply Centers ,Land Survey ,Geological Survey Identify procure safe land for new building ,Advice on land boundary issues for cadastral proposes ,Experts in construction ,Transportation

Selection Criteria

Social, Legal, Economic, Environment, Political, Technical and Health & Safety

Responsibility

Government

Activity/Solution

People’s Satisfaction ,Quality of Infrastructure

Selection Criteria

Social , Economy and Political

Responsibility

Government , Private and NGO’s

Activity/Solution

Project Scope, Funding, Technical ExpertisePPP/PFI

• Genuine risk transfer• Output specification • Whole life asset performance• Performance-related reward

Selection Criteria

Legal , Economy and Technical

Responsibility

Government and NGO’s

Activity/Solution

Infrastructural Development ,Assessment of damage building

Selection Criteria

Economy , Social ,Technical , EnvironmentalAnd Safety & Health

Responsibility

Government , Private and NGO

Activity/Solution

Regulatory Development ,PlanningPermission, Building Standards ,New regulations ,Building ActInsurance Policy ,Freedom of information and Procurement methods.

Selection Criteria

Social and Legal

Responsibility

Government

Activity/Solution

Technical improvement , Improve skills and knowledge

Selection Criteria

Social ,Technical and Health and safety

Responsibility

Government

Documents

Group 4 Gerald Sundaraj Hendrix Odigie Marcela Enicka Pedro Carvalho Radhakrishna Gudise Rakesh Babu Chipuri 30 th April 2009