Implementation Status & Results Vietnam Natural Disaster Risk Management Project (P073361)

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1 Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Implementation Status & Results Vietnam Natural Disaster Risk Management Project (P073361) Operation Name: Natural Disaster Risk Management Project (P073361) Project Stage: Implementation Seq.No: 12 Status: ARCHIVED Archive Date: 31-Dec-2013 Country: Vietnam Approval FY: 2006 Product Line: IBRD/IDA Region: EAST ASIA AND PACIFIC Lending Instrument: Adaptable Program Loan Implementing Agency(ies): Key Dates Board Approval Date 15-Sep-2005 Original Closing Date 30-Jun-2010 Planned Mid Term Review Date 11-Jun-2007 Last Archived ISR Date 29-Jul-2013 Effectiveness Date 30-May-2006 Revised Closing Date 31-Dec-2013 Actual Mid Term Review Date 11-Jun-2007 Project Development Objectives Project Development Objective (from Project Appraisal Document) The project development objectives are the establishment and implementation of comprehensive natural disaster risk management framework to assist the Government to : (a) strengthen the capacity of national and local disaster risk management institutions; (b) reduce the vulnerability to flood and storm hazards in project areas; and (c) increase the efficiency of post-disaster recovery and reconstruction efforts. Has the Project Development Objective been changed since Board Approval of the Project? Yes No Component(s) losure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Component Name Component Cost Prevention and Mitigation Investments Community-based disaster risk management 1.00 Post-disaster Reconstruction Support Project Management and Institutional Strengthening Overall Ratings Previous Rating Current Rating Progress towards achievement of PDO Satisfactory Moderately Satisfactory Overall Implementation Progress (IP) Moderately Satisfactory Moderately Satisfactory Overall Risk Rating Implementation Status Overview Overall implementation towards achievement of the project development objectives (PDOs) is moderately satisfactory because among three key project outcome indicators, only two outcome indicators: (a) establishment of comprehensive disaster risk management framework, and (c) strengthening Central Committee for Flood and Storm Control have been fully met. An institutional framework for disaster management framework (e.g. National Strategy for Natural Disaster Prevention, Response and Mitigation to 2020) has been established, Page 1 of 11

2 approved, and is functional at National and Provincial levels. A comprehensive investment plan for DRM has been developed (after extensive training on disaster risk management and analytical training in e.g. hydrological modeling, Geographical Information System and mapping for the 17 project provinces), and is being implemented. Awareness of disaster management has also been increased through the community based disaster risk management (CBDRM) and integration of DRM into education curricula. Further, the project has also helped to sharpen and disseminate the damage and needs assessment (DANA), which is a tool to assess damages and help post disaster reconstruction. The outcome indicator: (b) increase the efficiency of post-disaster recovery and reconstruction efforts has been only partially achieved. Additional financing (AF) of US$ 75 million has supported scaling up post-disaster reconstruction under Component 3 of the original project. These activities have closed the funding gaps for post-disaster reconstruction of public infrastructure, including schools, health facilities, road, bridges, water and sewerage infrastructures, canals, dykes and pumping stations, which were seriously damaged by storms and floods during Since the start of the NDRMP s implementation, post-disaster reconstruction has gone through five cycles of post-disaster reconstruction ( ). However, on average the fund allocation took about 8 14 months for each cycle, whereas the project targets the completion of both fund allocation and reconstruction processes within 12 months. Technical assistance was provided to review current practices and proposed an improved mechanism for the post disaster reconstruction. The consultant s findings will be presented to government at national and provincial levels at the project closing workshop in December, Locations Country First Administrative Division Location Planned Actual Vietnam Tinh Nghe An Tinh Nghe An Vietnam Tinh Ninh Thuan Tinh Ninh Thuan Vietnam Tinh Vinh Long Tinh Vinh Long Vietnam Tinh Thanh Hoa Yen Phong Vietnam Not Entered Yen Lac Vietnam Tinh Kien Giang Xom Ta Lua Moi Vietnam Not Entered Kinh Xa No Vietnam Tinh Tien Giang Kinh Xang Vietnam Not Entered Vung Liem Vietnam Tinh An Giang Vinh Trach Vietnam Not Entered Kinh Vinh Te Vietnam Tinh An Giang Vinh Te Vietnam Tinh Vinh Long Vinh Long Vietnam Tinh An Giang Vinh Hanh Vietnam Not Entered Socialist Republic of Vietnam Vietnam Not Entered Song Vam Co Tay Page 2 of 11

3 Country First Administrative Division Location Planned Actual Vietnam Not Entered Song Vam Co Dong Vietnam Not Entered Kinh Tri Ton Vietnam Tinh Tien Giang Tinh Tien Giang Vietnam Tinh Thua Thien-Hue Tinh Thua Thien-Hue Vietnam Not Entered Kinh Thot Not Vietnam Thanh pho Ho Chi Minh Thanh pho Ho Chi Minh Vietnam Tinh Thanh Hoa Tinh Thanh Hoa Vietnam Not Entered Kinh Thac Lac Vietnam Tinh Kien Giang Tan Hoi Vietnam Not Entered Cua Sot Vietnam Not Entered Prek Kraom Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Rach Sa Rai Vietnam Tinh An Giang Nui Sap Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Sa Dec Vietnam Not Entered Kinh Rach Gia di Long Xuyen Vietnam Tinh Kien Giang Rach Gia Vietnam Tinh Quang Tri Tinh Quang Tri Vietnam Tinh Quang Ngai Tinh Quang Ngai Vietnam Tinh Quang Binh Tinh Quang Binh Vietnam Tinh Phu Yen Tinh Phu Yen Vietnam Not Entered Kinh tu Phu No den Ke Sach Vietnam Not Entered Kinh Nguyen Van Tiep Vietnam Not Entered Rach My Chanh Vietnam Not Entered Song Mang Thit Vietnam Tinh An Giang Luong Phi Page 3 of 11

4 Vietnam Tinh Long An Luong Hoa Vietnam Tinh Long An Tinh Long An Vietnam Tinh Kien Giang Kien Luong Vietnam Tinh Kien Giang Tinh Kien Giang Vietnam Tinh Khanh Hoa Tinh Khanh Hoa Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Hong Ngu Vietnam Tinh Ha Tinh Tinh Ha Tinh Vietnam Thu Do Ha Noi Ha Noi Vietnam Tinh Can Tho Tinh Can Tho Vietnam Tinh Binh Thuan Tinh Binh Thuan Vietnam Tinh Long An Kinh Gay Vietnam Tinh Long An Kinh Duong Van Duong Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Kinh Dong Tien Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Tinh Dong Thap Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Kinh Cong Hoa Vietnam Not Entered Rach Can Tho Vietnam Tinh An Giang Rach Can Thao Vietnam Not Entered Rach Cai Von Vietnam Not Entered Cai Nhum Vietnam Tinh Long An Kinh Bo Bo Vietnam Tinh Long An Binh Thanh Vietnam Tinh Binh Dinh Tinh Binh Dinh Vietnam Tinh Ben Tre Tinh Ben Tre Vietnam Tinh Tien Giang Rach Ba Rai Vietnam Tinh Long An Kinh Bac Dong Page 4 of 11

5 Vietnam Tinh An Giang Ap Vinh An Vietnam Tinh Tien Giang Ap Thap Muoi Vietnam Tinh Tien Giang Ap Phu My (2) Vietnam Tinh An Giang Ap Phu Binh Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Ap My Hoa (1) Vietnam Tinh An Giang Ap Binh Phu Vietnam Tinh An Giang Ap Ba Chuc Vietnam Tinh An Giang Ap An Thanh Vietnam Not Entered Ap An Phuoc Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap An Phong Vietnam Tinh An Giang Tinh An Giang Vietnam Tinh Ben Tre Huyen Ba Tri Vietnam Tinh Tien Giang Huyen Cai Lay Vietnam Tinh Tien Giang Huyen Cai Be Vietnam Tinh Vinh Long Huyen Long Ho Vietnam Tinh Vinh Long Huyen Tam Binh Vietnam Tinh Vinh Long Huyen Binh Minh Vietnam Tinh Vinh Long Huyen Vung Liem Vietnam Tinh Vinh Long Huyen Tra On Vietnam Tinh Can Tho Huyen Chau Thanh Vietnam Tinh Can Tho Huyen O Mon Vietnam Tinh Can Tho Huyen Thot Not Vietnam Tinh Can Tho Huyen Phung Hiep Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Huyen Chau Thanh Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Huyen Lai Vung Page 5 of 11

6 Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Huyen Cao Lanh Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Huyen Thap Muoi Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Huyen Thanh Binh Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Huyen Tam Nong Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Huyen Hong Ngu Vietnam Tinh Dong Thap Huyen Tan Hong Vietnam Tinh Kien Giang Huyen Hon Dat Vietnam Tinh Long An Thi Xa Tan An Vietnam Tinh Long An Huyen Ben Luc Vietnam Tinh Long An Huyen Thanh Hoa Vietnam Tinh Long An Huyen Duc Hue Vietnam Tinh Long An Huyen Moc Hoa Vietnam Tinh Long An Huyen Tan Hung Vietnam Tinh Long An Huyen Vinh Hung Vietnam Tinh Nghe An Huyen Thanh Chuong Vietnam Tinh Nghe An Huyen Quynh Luu Vietnam Tinh Thanh Hoa Huyen Yen Dinh Vietnam Tinh Quang Tri Huyen Hai Lang Vietnam Tinh Quang Binh Huyen Bo Trach Vietnam Tinh An Giang Thi Xa Long Xuyen Vietnam Tinh An Giang Huyen Thoai Son Vietnam Tinh An Giang Huyen Cho Moi Vietnam Tinh An Giang Huyen Phu Tan Vietnam Tinh An Giang Huyen Chau Phu Vietnam Tinh An Giang Huyen Tri Ton Page 6 of 11

7 Vietnam Tinh An Giang Huyen Tinh Bien Vietnam Tinh Quang Nam Tinh Quang Nam Vietnam Tinh Quang Nam Huyen Nui Thanh Vietnam Tinh Binh Thuan Huyen Bac Binh Vietnam Tinh Ha Tinh Huyen Cam Xuyen Vietnam Tinh Ha Tinh Huyen Huong Son Vietnam Tinh Quang Ngai Huyen Duc Pho Vietnam Tinh Thua Thien-Hue Thanh Pho Hue Vietnam Tinh Thua Thien-Hue Huyen Quang Dien Vietnam Hau Giang Hau Giang Results Project Development Objective Indicators Indicator Name Core Unit of Measure Baseline Current End Target The Vietnamese Government establishes and implements a comprehensive disaster risk management framework for natural disaster prevention, preparedness, mitigation and recovery. Central Committee for Flood and Storm Control including its Disaster Management Center has been strengthened Text Value Referred to the Government Strategy and Action Plan for Mitigating Water Disaster was prepared and adopted in Date 16-Aug-2005 Text Value Weak capacity of central and provincial agencies in formulating strategic plans toward disaster risk management investments Date 16-Aug-2005 The project provided series of training on different subjects relating to disaster risk management to staff members of GOV line ministries who are also 01-Feb-2012 Target fully achieved Target fully achieved The strategy, including its implementation plan and the CBDRM program are approved, and being implemented Target fully achieved CCFSC and DMC fully functional and effective. Target fully achieved Page 7 of 11

8 members of CCFSC and provinces Intermediate Results Indicators Indicator Name Core Unit of Measure Baseline Current End Target Percentage of completed sub-projects Percentage Value withstanding subsequent disaster events of the Date 17-Jul Nov-2013 same type of hazard up to the intensity of a 1- in-30 year event There were no damageto the reconstructured public infrastructure after the recent typhoon Wutip, Nari and Haiyan in 2013 Length of time from the date of release of funds Days Value to the relevant provinces to completion of subprojects; Date 12-Nov-2013 A consultant has been carrying a review of the current practices and procedures for the post disaster reconstruction. It s expectedthat the first draft report will be circulated by end of November to relevant agencies at national and subnational levels and the Bank for review. The consultant s finding and recommendations will be presented at the AF Completion Workshop in December Detailed needs assessment for the Text Value establishment of an Emergency Management Date 12-Nov-2013 Center completed A detailed needs assessment Detailed needs assessment for the establishment of an for the establishment of an Emergency Management Emergency Management Center completed was. Center approved Instead of establishing the Emergency Management Center, government established a department level Disaster Management Centre (DMC) in early Page 8 of 11

9 Number of provinces with completed Natural Disaster Mititgation Investment Plans Percentage of people in targeted communities (e.g. Mekong Delta) reporting improved early warning of floods and storms Number of feasibility studies completed for sub-subprojects to be funded under the program Number of sub-projects completed DMC is a part of the CCFSC s Standing Office that is responsible for DRM including emergency response and relief Text Value 0 12 provincial integrated NDRM investment planning are prepared and being implemented. Date 16-Aug-2005 Target fully achieved Target fully achieved Text Value 0 100% of project communes are accessible to early warning of floods and storms. Date 16-Aug Jun-2013 Substantially met the target. The installation of the hydromet equipment has been largely completed before the completion date. After project completion, with the counterpart funds, the contract was completed. The system is now fully operational the hydromet system functional and target met. Text Value 0 13 feasibility studies completed and to be funded by the project. Date 16-Aug-2005 Fully met the target. Fully met the target. Number of Safer Commune Plans prepared Text Value 0 30 communes who are disaster prone have completed the preparation of Safer Commune Plans. Date 16-Aug-2005 Fully meet the target 29-Jun-2013 Fully meet the target Page 9 of 11

10 (i) Procedures for Damage Assessment are revised; (ii) Measurable criteria approved for prioritizing allocation of post-disaster assistance Detailed needs assessment for the establishment of an Eme Data on Financial Performance (as of 07-Nov-2013) Text Value n/a (i) Procedures for Damage Assessment are revised; (ii) Measurable criteria approved for prioritizing allocation of post-disaster assistance. Date 16-Aug-2005 none completed 12-Nov-2013 Work related to the second indicator has been started and will be completed in December, Dec-2013 Financial Agreement(s) Key Dates Project Ln/Cr/Tf Status Approval Date Signing Date Effectiveness Date Original Closing Date Revised Closing Date P IDA Closed 15-Sep Mar May Jun Jun-2012 P IDA Effective 17-Jun Aug Nov Dec Dec-2013 P TF Closed 02-Mar Mar Mar Jun Mar-2009 P TF Closed 02-Mar Mar May Jun-2010 P TF Closed 07-Mar Mar Mar Jun Jun-2011 Disbursements (in Millions) Project Ln/Cr/Tf Status Currency Original Revised Cancelled Disbursed Undisbursed % Disbursed P IDA Closed USD P IDA Effective USD P TF Closed USD P TF Closed USD P TF Closed USD Disbursement Graph Page 10 of 11

11 Key Decisions Regarding Implementation Following the successful completion of all the activities under the original project on June 29, 2012, the client is currently implementing the post-disaster reconstruction activities under the additional financing. The additional financing is expected to close on time by December 31, The achievement of PDO has been downgraded from satisfactory to moderately satisfactory because among the three key project outcome indicators, only two have been achieved. The outcome indicator increase the efficiency of post-disaster recovery and reconstruction efforts has been only partially achieved as there has no substantial speed procedure been established for post-disaster reconstruction, considering the project closing date is on December 31, Restructuring History Level two Approved on 24-May-2010, Level two Approved on 19-Jul-2011, Level two Approved on 27-Dec-2011, Level two Approved on 31-May-2012 Related Projects P VN- Natural Disaster Risk Management Project - Additional Finance Page 11 of 11