Briefing on the Reconstruction Progress of Lushan Earthquake-Affected Area

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2014/SOM1/EPWG/031 Agenda Item: 9.6 Briefing on the Reconstruction Progress of Lushan Earthquake-Affected Area Purpose: Information Submitted by: China 6 th Emergency Preparedness Working Group Meeting Ningbo, China 17-18 February 2014

Briefing on the Reconstruction Progress of Lushan Earthquake-affected Area Mr. Zhang Yuxing Director of Disaster Prepareness Division of Disaster Relief Department of Ministry of Civil Affairs, P. R. China Ningbo, China, Febuary 17, 2014 Damages and Losses of Lushan Earthquake 1

Lushan earthquake with magnitude 7.0 in Sichuan province on 20 April 2013. Epicenter: N 30.3, E 103.0 1,919 towns and villages in 117 counties and 2.84 million people affected 832000 people evacuated an replaced 196 dead, 21 missing, 14000 injured damaged rural dwelling housing 2

collapsed rural dwelling housing In rapid responding to the devastating earthquake, the Chinese government made comprehensive deployment, led and mobilized all relevant parties to effectively and orderly carry out rescue and relief work to reduce the disaster damage and ensure the basic life of the affected people to the maximum level. 3

emergency rescue operation transport disaster relief goods Lushan earthquake-hit areas 4

After the earthquake, a lot of countries, international organizations and foreign enterprises provided donations to China in cash or in kind. The Chinese government and the Chinese people are very grateful for them! Tents resettlement area in Lushan earthquake-hit region in April 2013 5

Loss Assessment of Lushan Earthquake The Chinese government attaches great importance to the reconstruction work. While carrying out emergency search and rescue tasks, under the coordination and deployment of the Ministry of Civil Affairs(MCA) and other relevant ministries, the assessment team evaluated the scope and losses of the earthquake-hit area. The evaluation report divided the affected areas into the seriously devastated area, the devastated area, the moderate affected area and the slightly affected area. By assessment, the Lushan Earthquake incurred a direct economic loss amounted to over RMB 60 billion. 6

General Reconstruction Plan for Lushan Earthquake-hit Region Based on the disaster loss assessment, geological disaster investigation and hazard evaluation, the National Development and Reform Commission of China led the formulation of the General Plan for Restoration and Reconstruction of the Area Affected by Lushan Earthquake which was released by the State Council in July 2013. 7

General Plan for Restoration and Reconstruction of the Area Affencted by Lushan Earthquake Promulgated by the State Council, P.R.China July, 2013 The plan makes clear : the restoration and reconstruction needs to be completed within three years; the production and living conditions of the reconstructed area should be recovered and even built better; 8

The plan points out : each household in the quake-hit area must be ensured to live in contentment and have sources of income; the people live in safe, affordable, practical and worry-free houses; the environment for employment and starting up business should be constantly improved; the social undertakings develop greatly, with everyone enjoying access to basic subsistence support; the injured and disabled should be properly settled, with the level of basic public services notably uplifted; The total reconstruction investment needs is around RMB 86 billion Reconstruction Investment Central government Sichuan Provincial Government Social mobilization,enterprises and Residents donation, Loans from banks at home and abroad, and International organizations assistance Money(R MB) 46 billion 10 billion Application including a reconstruction fund of RMB 31 billion for integrated use by Sichuan Province, and a fund of RMB 15 billion for ecological restoration, ecological hazard prevention and control for reconstruction for reconstruction The Sichuan Provincial Government organizes certain cities/prefectures and relevant enterprises to provide pairingassistance in the province. Total 86 billion for reconstruction for reconstruction 9

Dwelling House Reconstruction in Lushan Earthquake-hit Region For Rural Houses Reconstruction. Sichuan Provincial Government formulated a work plan, requiring to complete reconstruction within two years. The government in the quake-affected area allocated to each rural household a subsidy of RMB 30,000 on average, higher than the standard of RMB 20,000 after Wenchuan Earthquake. The subsidy is distributed according to the economic status and size of each family. The vulnerable group including the old, the orphan and the disable group will be settled in welfare houses or the elder s homes. 10

The reconstruction of rural houses combines concentrated reconstruction and individual self-construction, showing full respect to the production and living habits of the rural households and the actual conditions of the disasteraffected areas. The building standards are consistent with the new countryside construction standards and the community will be facilitated with good public services. For Rural Houses Reconstruction (Up to late January 2014) The Reconstruction Houses Total 94.8 Under Construction Rate Completed houses 74 77.98% 29.3 Completed Rate 30.92% The Repaired and Reinforced Houses 267.2 267.1 99.96% 262.1 98.1% 11

For Urban Houses Reconstruction. Sichuan Provincial Government provided the affected people with affordable housing, commercial housing, and social security housing. The government of the quake-hit area offers each urban household a subsidy of RMB 45,000 on average (1.8 times the subsidy of RMB 25,000 after Wenchuan Earthquake). For Urban Houses Reconstruction: (Up to late January 2014) The Reconstruction Apartments Total 35.1 Under Construction Rate 16.4 46.8% 405 Completed Completed Rate The Repaired and Reinforced Apartments 110.2 106.5 96.62% 94.9 86.16% 12

THANK YOU! 13