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Tsunami: Impact and Recovery

Feb. 14, 2005

The numbers are stunning - damages caused by the tsunami are nearly two-thirds of the archipelago's annual domestic economic output. Tourism was most affected, with losses of US$100 million (though half of that is covered by insurance).

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Download the report (310 kb adobe pdf)

Download Annexes (adobe pdf)

Annex 1 Macroeconomic impact (337 kb)

Annex 2 Social Impact Assessment (105 kb)

Annex 3 Livelihoods and Safety Nets (121 kb)

Annex 4 Education (172 kb)

Annex 5 Health (117 kb)

Annex 6 Housing (113 kb)

Annex 7 Water and Sanitation (141 kb)

Annex 8 Tourism (130 kb)

Annex 9 Fisheries (89 kb)

Annex 10 Agriculture (105 kb)

Annex 11 Transport (107 kb)

Annex 12-Power Sector
part 1 (126 kb) | part 2 (54 kb) | part 3 (55 kb)

Annex 13 Environment (161 kb)

Annex 14 Gender (102 kb)

Annex 15 Disaster Management (130 kb)

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Counting the Cost:
The Human Toll
Although traumatized, island communities have shown a strong sense of independence, resilience and cohesion in mobilizing.

Prepared by:
Asian Development Bank
The World Bank
The United Nations

Counting the Cost:
By the Numbers
The greatest economic need is to rebuild tourism, which represents nearly a third of estimated financing – US$100 million.

Preliminary Estimates of Losses and Financing Needs

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