INTRODUCTION
The eighth step is to summarize the financial requirements for recovery and the possible sources of finance. When the lead agency has received all eligible priority project proposals, it can summarize the estimated financial requirements for recovery, across all affected sectors. According to the results of the seventh step (identify immediate financial resources for recovery), the potential sources of funds for recovery can also be specified.
CONSOLIDATE FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS AND SOURCES FOR PRIORITY NEEDS
In order to provide a ‘big picture’ of the financial requirements of the recovery plan, the financial needs of the proposed priority projects should be summarized by the lead agency. The following table can be used and adapted according to the affected sectors and proposed priority projects:
Sector | Required Funding per Year of Implementation (US$ Million) | Total | Possible Source of Funds | ||||
Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | US$ Million | ||
Productive Sectors | |||||||
a. Agriculture | |||||||
b. Mining | |||||||
c. Industry | |||||||
d. Others | |||||||
Social Sectors | |||||||
a. Health | |||||||
b. Education | |||||||
c. Housing | |||||||
d. Others | |||||||
Infrastructure Sectors | |||||||
a. Transportation | |||||||
b. Power | |||||||
c. Others | |||||||
Cross-cutting Sectors | |||||||
a. Disaster risk reduction | |||||||
b. Environment | |||||||
c. Others |
Source: ADPC (2015)
In the column for the possible source of funds, it should be indicated if the funds will be extended as credit or equity.