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18 monthsMulti Donor Fund for Aceh and Nias
December 14, 2006
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The Multi Donor Fund for Aceh and Nias15 DonorsUS$ 655 million
($110 million new pledges)Start May 2005
Support the reconstruction and rehabilitation of Aceh and
Nias
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Donors 655 US$ millionEuropean Commission 253.6 mNetherlands
175.5 mUK 72.4 mWorld Bank 25.0 mSweden 20.0 mNorway 18.0 mDenmark
18.0 mGermany 13.8 mCanada, Belgium, Finland, ADB, USA, (at least
10 million)New Zealand and Ireland (less than $10 million)
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How we workThe Multi Donor Fund cooperates with the Government
(BRR and local government)Civil SocietyInternational NGOsUnited
NationsSupport the coordination of the recovery effort
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What do we finance?In US$
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Partnership with BRRProject replenishment by BRRKDP +/- US$
60mHousing +/-US$ 9m
Co-financing BRR and BRAIRFF US$ 191mSPADAUS$ 14.6mKRRP (KDP
Nias)US$ 25.75m
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Pledges and Disbursements655482214Pledges - $110 million are new
pledges received in recent months, from the Netherlands, the United
Kingdom, Sweden and Germany.
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Achieved Results
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Recovery of Communities US$209m Empowering villagers to recover
their communities and houses.Over 6,000 houses rebuilt or under
construction and over 2,600 repaired1,900 km roads, 710 bridges,
240 schools, 1,143 irrigation & drainage units, 40 health
postsOver 7000 scholarships and over 3,600 micro-credits
allocatedOver 27,000 land titles registered in the land book, 7,703
titles distributedGeneration of over 10 million person-days of
employment
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Infrastructure & Transport US$176mTransport of 88,000mt of
reconstruction materials Three ports designedinstallation of 11
flood valves and design for 105 more in Banda AcehMaintaining a
52km stretch between Lamno-Calang
IREP: local governments identify key infrastructure needs which
may get financed through IRFF ($ 191 co-financing by BRR)
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Sustaining the Environment US$32mRemoval of 1,060,000m tsunami
waste/ 88,000m municipal waste Clearing 669ha paddies; Recovery of
17,000m3 wood for construction
Training of forest monitorsIncluding conservation concerns in
spatial planning processPlanting of thousands of seedlings
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Capacity Building US$65m Building capacity of reconstruction
stakeholders
BRR Technical Assistance support (IT, legal and HR functions,
Quality assurance team overseeing BRRs portfolio, support BRR in
policy development, implementation supportTraining of local
government and contractors to manage the rehabilitation and
maintenance of district roadsCSO assessment has been completed,
first step towards training
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Portfolio implementation
Looking forward
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For more details contact: Sabine JoukesDeputy for Coordination
and [email protected] 934 880
