DAMAGE AND LOST ASSESMENT ECLAC AND BAPPENAS VERSION

(Case Study: Jogja Earthquake 2006)

Data Sources
Copyright United Nations ECLAC and The World Bank, 2003.

Case: Jogja Earthquake 2006

Published in The 15th Meeting of The Consultative Group on Indonesia Jakarta, June 14, 2006

Regulation

HOUSING AND INFRASTRUCTURE

HOUSING
ECLAC Assesment Procedure more detail. Furniture and equipment damage is also calculated. Estimated indirect losses (ex: relocate, reconstruct, demolish and debrish removal cost) is calculated BAPPENAS Pre disaster condition: the number of house and building Damage and lost assesment: building damage and loss.

BNPB : Pemukiman, Jalan lingkungan, dan sistem air minum.

Water and Sanitation

ECLAC 1. Drinking water supply systems 2. Wastewater disposal systems 3. Solid waste collection and disposal

BAPPENAS
PDAM Water Supply Production Unit (well, pump) Pipe Network and Connections Tanker Trucks Lost Revenue Additional Operating Cost Rural Water Supply Dug Wells Requiring Cleaning and Rehabilitation Sanitation

BNPB : Sistem drainase

Energy
ECLAC BAPPENAS
1. ELECTRICAL SECTOR a. Transmission a. Direct cost: Electricity generation plants, Substations Transmission and distribution systems, b. Distribution Network Energy distribution centers. b. Indirect cost: Temporary supply of electricity and Imported content and breakdown of costs 2. OIL SECTOR a. Direct damages: Production, refineries, Distribution, etc. b. Indirect losses: Temporary supply of oil and oil derivatives. c. Breakdown of damages and losses. d. Effects on employment and on women. e. Impact on the environment

BNPB : Sistem Listrik

ECLAC BAPPENAS a. Roads & bridges. a. Direct losses b. Railway The road network and ground transportation c. Civil Aviation Water-air transport and their d. Post and Telecoms infrastructure Telecommunications Coastal infrastructure and roads Harbors and marinas Beach and shoreline erosion Water intake and effluent outlet structures / pipes BNPB : Transportasi darat, b. Indirect losses and Other effects air, dan udara

Transport and Communications

SOCIAL SECTOR

Education, Religion, and Culture

ECLAC Public institutions entrusted with building and maintaining educational & cultural premises; Religious bodies & private foundations that manage/operate educational & cultural centers; Insurance companies, especially for the case of museums, libraries and archives; Teaching premises Cultural heritage buildings Sports facilities BAPPENAS
Mosques and Prayer Houses Religious Affairs Registry Offices (KUA) Churches/Chapels, both Catholic and Protestant Pura (Hindu Temples) Vihara (Buddhist Temples) Provincial Religious Affairs Offices Official Houses Haj Dormitory Facilities

ECLAC

Health And Family Planning

BAPPENAS Not Available

Hospitals, health centers, clinics, dispensaries and rural and urban healthcare stations belonging to the national health or social security system; Health sector offices; Laboratories and blood banks; Rural and urban private sector hospitals and clinics; ....

Lanjutan

 Medical and auxiliary equipment and medical and surgical instruments; Non-medical equipment and supplies used in the health sector; Furniture and basic material; and Stocks of medications and vaccines.

Facilities For The Poor And The Vulnerable

ECLAC Not Available BAPPENAS Facilities For The Poor And The Vulnerable

PRODUCTIVITY AND CROSS CUTTING SECTORS

PRODUCTIVE SECTORS
ECLAC Agricultural Trade And Industry BAPENAS General Economic Trends Agriculture, Irrigation and River structures Enterprise and Industry Trade Tourism

Manufacturing Sector The Commercial Sector Other Related Subjects

Tourism

AGRICULTURAL
ECLAC
Losses of farmland Damage to agricultural infrastructure and equipment Production losses Losses of stock Indirect losses Other aspects
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Employment and income Food and export balances Sectoral output The differential impact on women Impact on the environment

BAPENAS
Based on preliminary assessment by the Ministry of Public Works, irrigation structures in Klaten, Bantul, Kulonprogo, Sleman districts, and Yogyakarta City have suffered extensive damage.
In Yogyakarta province, about 65% of the cropped area, or 23,000 ha, dependent on irrigation has been affected (loss estimated at Rp27 billion), and 82%, or 1180 ha, in Klaten (loss estimated at Rp1.4 billion). The technical annex for productive sectors presents further details.

TRADE AND INDUSTRY

ECLAC
MANUFACTURING SECTOR a) Buildings and facilities b) Machinery and equipment c) Furniture and vehicles d) Stocks or inventories e) Macroeconomic effects THE COMMERCIAL SECTOR OTHER RELATED SUBJECTS 1. Employment and income 2. The differential impact on women 3. Environmental impacts

BAPPENAS Enterprise and Industry Trade

TOURISM
ECLAC
Direct damages Hotels, by category; Guest houses or family-run establishments; Cultural and historical attractions; Docks and jetties; Vessels or transportation vehicles; Winter tourism facilities; and Restaurants.
Indirect losses Number of rooms, listed by capacity; The occupancy rate of each type of room and changes over timE (the demand curve); Number of restaurants and their capacity; Capacity of vessels and average occupancy during the tourism season; Employment by type of job or trade and by se needed to operate each type of establishment; and Volumes of inputs of all types food, drinks, etc. that must be imported for the operation of each type of establishment and vessel. Macroeconomic effects Effects on economic activity

BAPENAS
Damage and Assessment Accommodation Office Facilities Loss

CROSS CUTTING SECTORS

Environment

ECLAC

The Impact Of Disasters On Women Damage Overview Macroeconomic Effects Of Damages Employment And Income

Damage to the air Damage to water resources Damage to the land and seabed Damage to biodiversity Environmental damage by man-made capital disruption and overlap with other sectors

BAPENAS Environment Public Administration Financial Sector

MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS OF DAMAGES

ECLAC Effects on economic activity Effects on the external sector Effects on public finances Effects on investments Effects on employment The differential impact on women Environmental impact

 Total damage & loss : Rp. 29.000.000.000.000, Total affected population: 8.300.000 people. Loss per people = Rp. 29.000.000.000.000,-/ 8.300.000 people = + Rp. 3.500.000,-