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TSUNAMIREHABILITATION

Presenter: Govindraj rao

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Tsunami formation

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Earthquakes are the result of sudden jerky movements of

sections of the earths crust. These sections are called PLATES.

These crustal plates are floating on the mantle

underneath.

The movement of these plates is responsible for themovement of the

Why It Happened

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Post TSUNAMI Reconstruction need

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Rehabilitation Projects

World Bank sponsored project

Rs.1852.74 crore

31.12.2012

Restore and strengthen the damaged public infrastructure like roads,

water supply, bridges, schools, health centers and Strengthen coastal

social and economic infrastructure

Conduct scientific studies to understand coastal ecology and plan for

suitable disaster management projects.

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The Asian Development Bank has approved

the Tsunami Emergency Assistance Project

Rs.629.93 crore

30.04.2008

Rural and municipal infrastructure

such as water supply and sanitation,municipal infrastructure, rural

infrastructure ,road ,

houses

Capacity building and implementation

assistance

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Rajiv Gandhi Rehabilitation Package

Rs.4800 crore

Construction of 3,904 NGO backed out houses taken

up by Government at a cost of Rs.93.80 crore

A sum of Rs.152.15 crore was given to fishermen as an

immediate relief measure for repair, reconstruction

and restoration of vallams, catamarans, mechanized

boats, FRP boats, nets etc.,

Restoration of drinking water (power pump) to the

tune of Rs.14.25 crore.

Repairs and reconstruction of roads & bridges at a

total cost of Rs.289.92 crore.

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Mata Amritanandamayi Math Tsunami Relief &

Rehabilitation:

The Amrita Tsunami Relief & Rehabilitation Project is a

massive 100-crore rupee undertaking, covering a broad

range of relief efforts in India and Sri Lanka.

In truth, the value of the entire relief project is nearly 200

crores, as so much of the work is being done by volunteers.

In July 2005, the United Nations officially recognized the

Mata Amritanandamayi Math as an NGO with Special

Consulta-tive Status.

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Trust Children & Yogoda Satsanga Society of India have adopted

Panayur Kuppam

37 fibre boats, 20 engines repaired

88 bundles of net material distributed for repair of nets

Group accident insurance with hospitalization benefit provided to 315 fishermen

through United India Insurance Co. for Rs. 100,000 each

Debris of the collapsed houses cleaned by bulldozers/community hall.

Volunteers and villagers themselves cleaning the beach and the village

A warning system in place to help fisherman

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Tsunami damages in India

Population affected: 3,415,000

Villages affected : 876

Cattle lost: 9,116

Houses ; 110,829

energy of 23,000 atomic bombs

3,000 miles to Africa

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Thank You