Budget Breakdown by Components

Component B - Seismic Risk

Mitigation Priority Public Buildings

%91,07

Component A - Enhancing

Emergency Preparedness

Capacity%5,14

%1,67

Component D Project

Managementi

%1,84Unallocated Loan

%0,28

Component C Building Code Enforcement

Share ofInvestments

in BudgetHospitals and Polyclinics

Administrative Buildings

Dormitories and Social Service

Buildings Component D

Schools

Other

%47%29

%6

%4%2

%12

125

2007

293

2008

484

2009

659

2010

826

2011

991

2012

1.06

6

2013

1.16

1

2014

1.28

8

2016

1.25

4

2015

200

400

600

800

1.000

1.200

1.400

0

Number of Buildings by Years(Retrofitted / Reconstructed)

Distributionof Loans

Islamic Development Bank

KfW Development

Bank

Council of Europe Development Bank

World Bank European Investment Bank

%13

%12

%21%29

%25

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1.19

5.82

1,36

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2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 20162015

Awards and Achievements

ISMEP, being the only project that received a full note in the Council of Europe Development Bank’s 2013 technical evaluation,

has been identified by international funding institutions as one of the best practices of disaster preparedness in the world.

Thanks to ISMEP’s “Pilot Project for Better Building Code Enforcement”, Bağcılar and Pendik Municipalities received ISO

27001 certification, which indicates that their systems meet international information management and data security standards.

Bağcılar Municipality was awarded first prize in the Golden Ant Municipality Awards with ISO 27001 Security Certificate Project.

ISMEP is at CNN International’s Documentary on Biggest Investments

In 2010, CNN International’s documentry called “Biggest Investments” documented İSMEP as one of the world’s greatest earthquake

preparedness projects.

Golden Compass Award The campaign, which was run with the concept of ‘Take Action’, was deemed worthy of the Golden Compass award in the field of

public communication in the 12th Golden Compass Public Relations Competition held in 2013.

World Bank ECA Region Team Award

ISMEP is entitled to receive the World Bank’s ECA Region (Europe and Central Asia Region) Team Award, as one of the 16

projects that outperformed the development impact, innovation and cooperation mechanisms created in 2013.

5 million+Total Views on

Facebook 1 million+Total Views on

Youtube

9th Arkitera Employer AwardsIPCU was awarded the employer prize at the 9th Arkitera Employer Awards held in 2015, public category with creative architectural design in 44 schools that were reconstructed.

Turkey’s first “High Satisfactory” project ISMEP Project was the first project to receive the “High Satisfactory” rating in our country in the implementation completion and results report (ICR) by the World Bank.

Leader Country in Safe School Program: TurkeyWith the retrofitting/reconstruction works and disaster emergency plans carried out within ISMEP; Turkey became the Leader Country in the “Safe School Program” conducted by the United Nations in 2014 and began to share its experiences with other countries.

www. ipkb.gov.tr ipkbgovtr İPKB (İstanbul Proje Koordinasyon Birimi) ipkb

IPCU is selected as one of Turkey’s resource centers 2016 in disaster and emergency management sector in the report

prepared under collaboration between the Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Statistical, Economic and the Social Research and

Training Centre of Islamic Countries (SESRIC), Turkish Coordination and Cooperation Agency (TIKA) and UN Office of South-

South Cooperation (UNOSSC) in order to introduce best practices, successful models and approaches implemented by selected

institutions in Turkey for international development cooperation.·

In 2016, ISMEP was evaluated as a successful model in the European Union Peer Reviews Model.

Awards and Achievements

1288Number of Retrofitted /

Reconstructed buildings

1059Number of Retrofitted / Reconstructed Schools

1.500.000 Number of Beneficiaries in Retrofitted /

Reconstructed Schools

1.045.399Number of people reached

by trainings

265.134Number of volunteers in Istanbul with

Safe Life Trainings

ISMEP and IPCU by Numbers

12.062Number of Beneficiaries in Dormitories and

Social Service Buildings

59Number of Retrofitted / Reconstructed

Dormitories and Social Service Buildings

54Number of Retrofitted / Reconstructed

Administrative Buildings

17.670Number of Beneficiaries in Retrofitted / Reconstructed Administrative Buildings

18Number of Retrofitted /

Reconstructed Hospitals

64.929Number of Beneficiaries in Retrofitted /

Reconstructed Hospitals

61Number of Retrofitted /

Reconstructed Polyclinics

21.604Number of Beneficiaries in Retrofitted /

Reconstructed Polyclinics

5568Bed Capacity in Retrofitted/

Reconstructed Hospitals

14Number of Streering Committee Meetings

21Number of Institutional

Stakeholders

+700Number of Contracts

Signed

71Number of International Conferences

in which ISMEP is represented

+50Number of Mission Visits by

International Finance Institutions

34Number of Countries in

which ISMEP represented

2212Number of public buildings assessed for seismic risks

ISMEP budget allocated for education

investments

47% of

4 millionsquare meters

Constructed school area

Completing Satisfying Schools Needs Thermal insulation, fire and natural gas installations are renewed and solutions for energy saving are realized in line with needs.

1001Number of retrofitted or reconstructed schools.

With the reconstruction works, closed area of the schools were increased 2.5 times, the number of classrooms 1.8 times and

the number of students 1.7 times on average.

x 2,5

x 1,8 x 1,7

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Say

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37Number of dormitories retrofitted or

reconstructed by ISMEP

1.5 millionNumber of students and teachers in safe schools retrofitted and reconstructed.

2212Number of public buildings assessed for seismic risks, especially schools buildings.

1001 SCHOOLS=

4 million square meters=

563 football fields

58Number of Schools with retro�tted or reconstruction in

progress

144Number of Public

Buildings with

Seismic Risk

Assessment in

Progress

Total number of students in Finland

1.2 million

%47

%53

Increasing Earthquake Safety in SchoolsMeasures are being taken to increase earthquake safety in school buildings that have been retrofitted/reconstructed. All kinds of equipment of the buildings are being fixed and the safety of energy, water and fire systems are being increased.

79Number of hospitals and/or polyclinics retrofitted and reconstructed to be earthquake resistant

5.568Bed capacity

2690Total number of isolators used in Göztepe, Kartal, Okmeydanı and Marmara Başıbüyük Training and Research Hospitals

1.2 Million m2

Closed area of hospitals

reconstructed

64.929

21.604

Number of Daily Beneficiaries of Utilizing Retrofitted / Reconstructed Hospitals

Number of Daily Beneficiaries of Utilizing Retrofitted / Reconstructed Polyclinics

Sustainable Health Services

All kinds of equipment, especially medical devices, are being fixed in the buildings. Uninterrupted service is provided by increasing the safety of energy, water and fire systems.

ISMEP’S BUDGET IS ALLOCATED FOR

HEALTH INVESTMENTS

29% of

Floor area of

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2.2 million m2

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Number of people reached by training activities of the project

284.590Number of people reached by social

guidance activities at schools

265.134Number of people in Istanbul who

volunteered as part of Safe Life Training

+100Number of informative films, videographics, infographics, audiovisual works about the activities of ISMEP

The students, parents and teachers in the schools to be retrofitted and reconstructed

were informed about the works and processes through social guidance work.

As a result, complaints of beneficiaries have substantially decreased.

Social Guidance Study

58.642Number of young people reached

with Safe Life e-training

İstanbul Uluslararası Sismik Riskin Azaltılması Konferansı 26 ülkeden 1000 katılımcıya ulaştı.

26 Countries, 1000 Participants

Safe Life Volunteering System

Number of Workshops Organized

Number of Institutions and NGOs Participated in the Workshops

13

93

37.195Number of people reached by ‘Individuals and Families Training Program”

1.214.903Number of visitors reached by Safe Life

website

3.631Number of civil engineers trained on Retrofitting Code (2007) throughout Turkey

+200Publication of guide books, magazines, catalogs,

research reports, bulletin, training modules and children’s books

6 Million MaterialsDelivered to 5.5 million people

in Istanbul

6 million materials=

Double the weekly circulation of newspapers

Population of Munich

1.3 million

PUBLIC AWARENESS ACTIVITIES

European Side (Hasdal) Istanbul AFAD Command Control Coordination Center

Anatolian Side (Akfırat) Istanbul AFAD Command Control Coordination Center

8,000 square meters closed area

Possibility to load from 8 different points simultaneously

Easy access from air and land

3,000 m3 water tank

Special radio integration system

24/7 continuous service

2 generators and 80 tons of external fuel tank (72 hours uninterrupted energy)

Backup tanks for possible water and energy interruptions

550 people who have communication and information technology knowledge to work in time of disasters

8,100 square meters Indoor storage area

20 Trailer truck parking lots

17,350 square meters total

246: Outdoor storage container capacity

1,237: Indoor container capacity

Istanbul AFAD Provincial Command Control Coordination

Centers2 centers were built on both sides of Istanbul to provide uninterrupted service and

management in the event of a disaster.

300 MbpsMicrowave link

channel capacity for continuous communication

between Hasdal and Akfırat Command

Control Coordination Centers

3

2

Land Type Health Rescue Vehicles

Diesel Forklifts

Rescue Vehicle with a K9 Dog

Decontamination Vehicle to use after a possible chemical,

biological, radioactive and nuclear contamination

Blood Transfusion Vehicle

Emergency radio live broadcast vehicle

Cold storage

Water purifier: 10 ton per day

Emergency Operation Vehicle

Medical Equipments

Rescue Equipments

2Battery Forklifts

660‘Houses of Mevlana’

purchased for Turkish

2Diving Team Vehicles

Increasing Emergency Response

CapacityVehicles and equipments

were procured in line with the needs of the first responding institutions.

Materials purchased for disaster preparation in Istanbul are used in many operations in Turkey (Van Earthquake, Edirne Flooding, Istanbul Basın Expres Flooding) and abroad (Northern Iraq, Iran, Libya, Japan, Albania, Nepal, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Somalia).

With these exercises, Turkish National Medical Rescue (UMKE) and Istanbul AFAD Search and

Rescue Department started to serve in accordance with international

standards and received the United Nations’ INSARAG certificate. Thus, it became the “first” and “only” team in our country, which is considered to have international standards for

“heavy search and rescue”.

UMKE

UMKE

UMKE

UMKE

UMKE

44x4 Health Rescue

VehiclesUMKE & AFAD

UMKE & AFAD

UMKE & AFAD

2

2

2Sliding Canvas Trailers

CBRN First Responder Vehicle

Survey Vehicles

Frigofric Trailer

24x4 Off-road Emergency

Operation Vehicles

UMKE

UMKE

UMKE & AFAD

AFAD

AFAD

AFAD

AFADAFAD

AFAD

POLICE, GENDARME & AFAD

(TURKISH RED CRESCENT MARMARA REGION DISASTER MANAGEMENT

DIRECTORATE)

50 10 5100Seismic sensors

integrated into Kandilli Observatory Earthquake

Monitoring System

100Insulated Type

ContainersUMKE

Mobile Lighting Towers

UMKE

4x4 Off-road Equipped Search and Rescue

VehicleUMKE & AFAD

Communication vehicles specially

prepared for disastersUMKE & AFAD

Legislative Practices forthe Protection of

Historical Buildings

For the projects built in the historic districts of Istanbul, especially in the historical peninsula, particular attention is paid to creating designs

that are suitable to cultural texture

In 2012, ‘Cultural Heritage Protection In Times Of Risk: Challenges And Opportunities’

Symposium’ was hosted by Yildiz Technical University, International Monuments Sites

Council Risk Preparedness Committee (ICOMOS ICORP) and IPCU. 75 experts from

36 countries attended to the symposium.

With the project initiated in 2012, the first “Protection Regulation”, which contains the

basic principles for the protection of cultural and historical heritage in Turkey, was prepared.

In 2014, “Protection of Cultural Assets: Restoration Practices from Turkey and Italy” Symposium was

organized in partnership with IPCU, General Directorate of Foundations, Assorestauro and

Italian Trade Center.

With the protocol signed between IPCU and the General Directorate of Foundations on April 26th, 2016, actions were taken to

prepare the first “Guide for Management of Earthquake Risks for Historical Buildings” for

Turkey.

The first workshop was held on September 1st, 2016 as part of the

“Project for Preparation of Guidance for Management of Earthquake Risks for

Historical Buildings”.

Üsküdar Mustafa Noyan Primary School, built by Mimar Sinan in 1583 and the Valide-i Atik Mosque and its social complexes, located in the same street, were physically designed to conform to today’s conditions and appearance in accordance with the historical texture, reconstructed against earthquakes.

ISMEP Cost - Benefit Analysis

12.49 Billion Euros

Total Economic Benefit of ISMEP(Between 11-1 Billion Euro - 18.5 Billion Euro and for Base Scenario 12,49 Billion Euro)

Economic Impact of Component C

7,567,739 Euro 263,008,946 Euro

Rental Income GeneratedIncome Multiplier Effect

Economic Impact of Component A

17,640,000 Euro

183,132,953 Euro

425,120,000 Euro

476,260,000 Euro

Cost of Injured People

Income Multiplier Effect

Value of Statistical Life

Production loss prevented (ARIO model)

Total : 1,102,152,953 Euro

Total : 270,576,685 Euro

Unmeasured Impacts Savings on Maintenance and Repairment

CostsPotential Increase in Quality of Education

and Health Care ServicesPublic Awareness in a Wide Public Mass

Quick Access to Safe BuildingsTemporary Sheltering

Relocation expenses for schoolsPsychological Effects of an earthquakeDecrease in Injury-Related Production

LossesIncreased Public Trust

Economic Impact of Component B

44,217,382 Euro

188,859,870 Euro

801,188,411 Euro

1,029,512,477 Euro

2,069,620,113 Euro

3,308,984,096 Euro

3,675,922,510 Euro

Cost of Injured People

Energy Saving

Contents Saved due to ISMEP

Buildings Saved due to retrofitting

Value of Statistical Life

Income Multiplier Effect

Production loss prevented (ARIO model)

Total : 11,118,308,388 Euro

12,491,038,026 €

13,372,743,465 €

11,385,117,727 €

16,440,199,401 €

18,638,290,788 €

14,017,893,151 €

SUMMARY OF RESULTS ACCORDING TO VARIOUS SCENARIOS

Economic Impact of ISMEP (Base

Scenario, Earthquake at any Given Time)

Economic Impact of ISMEP (High Scenario,

Earthquake at any Given Time)

Economic Impact of ISMEP (High Scenario,

Earthquake at Day Time

Economic Impact of ISMEP (Low Scenario,

Earthquake at Day Time)

Economic Impact of ISMEP (Low Scenario, Earthquake at

any Given Time)

Economic Impact of

ISMEP (Base Scenario,

Earthquake at Day Time)

Total Contracted Amount of ISMEP

1,741 Billion Euro

Economic Impact of ISMEP

12,491 Billion Euro

TOTAL ECONOMIC IMPACT