Sri Lanka Post-conflict Humanitarian Efforts

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SRI LANKA’S HUMANITARIAN EFFORT

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RESETTLEMENT AND RECONSTRUCTION OF EASTERN AND

NORTHERN PROVINCES

S. B. Divaratne,

Secretary Presidential Task Force for Resettlement, Development & Security

Northern Province



Disaster Relief Experience

• GoSL is familiar and experienced in providing humanitarianassistance

• Sri Lanka possesses an effective delivery mechanism

• Systems and procedures are in place to coordinate, executeand monitor humanitarian assistance

• Tried and tested during natural and man-made disasters

• On all such situations the Government of Sri Lanka respondedin providing humanitarian assistance for displaced persons



• Presidential Task Force for Resettlement, Development

and Security – Northern Province (PTF) in May 2009 under

Chairmanship of Hon.Basil Rajapaksa Minister of Economic

Development to formulate a strategic framework forrevitalization of the Northern Province to implement rapid

resettlement and recovery programme

• Consultative Committee on Humanitarian Assistance(CCHA) - 2006 – 2009 appointed in 2006 by H E the President

to deal with issues concerning humanitarian assistance during

2006-2009 was chaired by Hon. Mahinda Samarasinghe then

Minister of Disaster Management and Human Rights

Institutional mechanism set up by the Government

to Deal with Disasters and Emergencies



• The National Steering Committee chaired by Hon.

Rishad Bathiudeen the then Minister of Resettlementand Disaster Relief Services for management of

welfare centres where the IDPs were

accommodated.

• Ministry of Resettlement to provide assistance to

IDPs and returnee refugees for resettlement



The end of the Rescue Operation

• In May 2009 the government security forces

defeated the LTTE and rescued the civilians who

were held by the LTTE

• Internally displaced persons (IDPs) were received and

taken to Welfare Villages



Receiving the rescued Civilians



Welfare Villages – Menik Farm



Number of Welfare Villages

• Ramanathan Village

• Kadirgamar Village

• Ananda Coomaraswamy Village

• Arunachalam Village

• Zone 4

• Zone 5



Management of Welfare Centres

National Steering Committee

Minister of Resettlement Disaster Relief Services

Ministry of Defence

Ministry of Healthcare and Nutrition

Ministry of Nation Building and Estate Infrastructure Development

Other Relevant Government Ministries

Secretariat for coordinating peace process country representativesof UN agencies

Consortium of Humanitarian Agencies District Steering Committee

Government Agent/Competent Authority

Chief Coordinator IDP affairs

UN agencies

Government Departments and Agencies

INGOs/NGOs

Engagement of experienced Chief Ministers and GovernmentAgents to oversee the entire operation at Welfare Centres

Relief Village

Administrator

Zonal Health Coordinator

Zonal Education Coordinator

Area water engineer

AGA Cheddikulam



Facilities available at the Welfare Centres

The facilities at the Welfare Villages took many

forms and facilities at Welfare Villages were

progressive improved

Referral hospitals, primary health care centres,

schools, child-care centres, kitchens, tube wells,

water tanks, vocational training centres, welfareshops, banks, post offices, communication

facilities, family reunification units

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Welfare Centres

Shelter at welfare centres


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Provision of medical facilities



Inside a Government Hospital at Manik Farm



Communicable Disease Data (June-September 2009)

A d il d t lit t f IDP i lf



Average daily crude mortality rate of IDPs in welfare

villages from May to September 2009

May June July August September

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0.05

0.1

0.15

0.2

0.25

0.3

0.35

0.4

0.45

0.5

0.55

0.6

0.65

0.7

0.75

Month

A v e r a g e d a i l y c r u d e m o r t

a l i t y r a t e

( N u m b e r o f d e a t h s / 1 0 0 0 0 p o p u l a t i o n / d a y )



“This goverenment lead effort to assist them; a nutrition

survey in Manik Farm camps in May 2009 found levelsof acute malnutrition of 35% by December the level

was 13.5% which is comparable to the national

average.”

Neil Buhne, UN Resident and Humanitarian

Coordinator, Sri Lanka 8th April 2010



Educational facilities



Communication Facilities



Banking Facilities

Recreation



Recreation



C it C ki



Community Cooking



WFP rations being unloaded



Home Gardening

Cooperative Stores



Assistance to replacing lost documents



Assistance to replacing lost documents

Religious Activities



Religious Activities

Dignitaries who visited Welfare Centres



UN Secretary General visiting Manik Farm in 2009

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2009.05.11 Visit of UN Vijay Nampiyar



Visit of UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon- 2009.05.23



2009.05.23 Visit of UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon



Visit of Yasuki Akashi - Japanese Ambassador- 09.06,2009



Visit of Yasuki Akashi - Japanese Ambassador



2009.06.16 Visit of HE Indian HC



Visit to IDP CAMP – BY UN OFFICIALS



Visit to IDP CAMP BY UN OFFICIALS

Visit of Mr. John Holms



• “Under the Leadership of the Government and in close

partnership with UN agencies and other partners

including NGOs, the ‘Humanitarian Catastrophe’

predicted by some quarters, when almost 300,000

people escaped from the Vanni between January and

May 2009 was averted.”

Neil Bhune,

UN Resident Co-ordinator, Sri Lanka, 8th April 2010

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Resettlement of IDPs – Northern & Eastern Provinces



Northern Province



65



Appointment of a Presidential Task Force for

Re-settlement, Development and Security in the

Northern Province by H.E. the President of theDemocratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka

7th May 2009.

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Hon. Basil Rajapaksa, Minister of Economic Development was appointed as

the Chairman



To formulate a strategic framework

for re-vitalization of the Northern Province andimplement rapid re-settlement and recoveryprogramme.

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Demining

Action Taken



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• Setting up of the Humanitarian Demining Unit (HDU)under Sri Lanka Army

•

Procurement of demining equipment on emergency basis – 17 Nos. at a cost of US$ 19.8 million by the GoSL (FlailMachines, Metal Detectors etc.)

•

Establishment of a National Mine Action Centre withassistance of the UNDP

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Action Taken



• Increase the number of Flail Machines to 35 withassistance of donor agencies

• Enhance the manual capacity of the Sri Lanka Army

• Prioritization of requirements

•Strengthening Mine Risk Education

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Prioritization of Demining Operation



Prioritization of Demining Operation

• Areas required for the resettlement of people

• Land where people conduct their livelihood activities

• Land giving access to schools, hospitals, temples/churches

• Land with essential infrastructure that requires repair,

such as existing roads, electricity supply, water supply and

irrigation systems

• Hazardous areas within three kilometres from villages,

main roads and access roads

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• Land required for development and construction of new

infrastructure

• Protective minefield around existing military installations

• Hazardous areas between three and five kilometres from

villages, main roads and access roads

• Hazardous areas within jungles with no direct impact on the

daily activities and requirements of the population and

authorities

• Hazardous areas further than five kilometres from villages,

main roads and access roads

Photographs showing the demining machinery imported



7315 Demining machinery imported 73



Female deminer conducting manual clearance with a metal detector Mullaitivu District74



DE-MINING75



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Progress of Demining



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DistrictConfirmed Hazardous

Areas in Sq. m. Total Area

cleared in Sq. m.Areas to be

cleared in Sq. m.

Jaffna 51,935,532 47,996,116 3,939,416

KiIinochchi 597,375,765 578,855,294 18,520,471

Mullaitivu 230,331,444 212,458,550 17,872,894

Vavuniya 223,251,300 218,098,676 5,152,624

Mannar 314,669,910 298,136,389 16,533,521

Total 1,417,563,950 1,355,545,024 62,018,926

Progress of Demining

Investment



Agency Year 2009

(Rs. Mn.)

% Year 2010

(Rs.Mn.)

%

GoSL

(MED/NMAC/SL

A/ HDU)

1,442.30 49.13 1,350.58 36.54

Halo Trust 298.10 10.30 438.72 11.87

DDG 302.50 10.45 390.20 10.56MAG 184.80 6.38 335.76 9.08

FSD 398.20 13.75 623.88 16.88

Sarvatra 127.60

4.41281.01

7.60

Horaizan 121.00 4.18 209.11 5.66

MMIPE 40.70 1.41 44.92 1.22

DASH - - 22.47 0.61

Total 2,895.20 100.00 3,696.65 100.00

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Resettlement Process & Procedure



That the return should be dignified and safe

That the ownership with the Government of Sri

Lanka (GoSL)

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Guide to Action

That the resettlement process is voluntary



That it involves informed choice of the displaced

family/person through facilitation of “go and see visits”

prior to resettlement

That Sri Lanka Security Forces to be a partner of the

resettlement process

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Strategies



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• Humanitarian Assistance

• Demining (Major role by the Sri Lanka Army assisted by few INGOs)

• Sri Lanka Security Forces as a vibrant partner in Resettlement andInfrastructure Development

• Rehabilitation of Ex-combatants

• Early Recovery

• Fast Tracking Infrastructure Development

–

Rehabilitation of basic infrastructure – Development of major economic and social infrastructure



• Strengthening of Civil Administration

•

Improvements to delivery mechanism

• Resuscitation of community based organizations

• Re-establishment of local government

• Collaboration/engagement with UN/INGO partners

• Collaboration with Ministries/Departments and ProvincialCouncils

• Engaging private sector investment and banking operations

Road Map



• Launching of 180-Day accelerated programme

(The Master Plan for Resettlement and development ofthe Northern Province)(“Uthuru Vasanthaya”(“Vadakkin Vasantham”)

• Demining operations

• Reconstruction of basic infrastructure

• Humanitarian assistance

• Livelihood and early recovery

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Day

Programme



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o Access to services

o Access to roads

o Access to safe drinking water and sanitation

o Improvements to basic infrastructure

o Access to minor irrigation

o Health and education

o Livelihood development

o Access to electricity

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Procedure



• Submission of data to the respective District

Secretaries

• Arranging ``go and see ’’ visits

• Obtaining consent from IDPs

• Collection of data of Internally Displaced Persons(IDPs)

• Movement of IDPs to the place of origin

• Mine risk education

• Preparation of shelter for resettlement

• Provision of resettlement package85

Movement of Internally Displaced Persons to their

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Places of Origin

• Arrangement of transport for IDPs to travel to the respective

DS Division

• Reception of IDPs by the District Secretary at a ceremony

attended to by Government officials and security officials

• Transportation of IDPs to Transitional Shelters in Schools at

their own places (water, sanitation facilities, food were

provided)

• Conduct of Mine Risk education by security officers and

UNICEF/UNDP

•Visits for preparation of own shelter

Resettlement Inauguration Ceremony at Manthai East



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Provision of Humanitarian Assistance



• Provision of six months of dry rations

• Initial grant of Rs. 5,000 as part of a total Shelter Grant

of Rs.25,000

• Land preparation cost of Rs.4000 per acre• Non food relief items (Core Kits); mosquito nets, Jerry

Cans, kitchen sets, towels, plastic mat, bedsheets,

plastic basins, GI buckets

• Additional NFRI on need basis; clothing, coconut

scrapers, slippers, food containers, tarpaulin kits; plastic

sheets (4 x5 m), nylon ropes89

Provision of Humanitarian Assistance



• Hygiene packs as per UNICEF standards

• Return tool kits; crow bar, axe, rake, heavycarpenter hammer, shovel, mammoty, hurricane

lamp, jungle knife

• Provision of seed paddy (02 bushels per acre perfamily for two acres)

• Roofing sheets (12 nos per family)

• Cement bags (8 nos per family)

Cash Grant to the resettled families



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Dry food packages (WFP)



92

Providing Agriculture Tools Kit



93

Set of kitchen Utensils



94

Providing NFRI Packages



95

Providing Tin sheets



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Providing Cement bags



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Progress of Resettlement District-wise as at 20th



August 2013

District No. of FamiliesResettled

No. of PersonsResettled

Jaffna 31,188 97,052

Kilinochchi 40,517 130,921

Mullaitivu 39,635 126,919

Mannar 23,980 90,817

Vavuniya 15,960 54,448

TOTAL 151,280 500,157

Source: Ministry of Resettlement

Training of Ex Combatants



Training of Ex-Combatants

• Total number of LTTE Cadres surrendered – 12,256

• Re-integrated after rehabilitation – 11.844



Reintegration of Beneficiaries -

Kandakadu Rehabilitation center



Wedding Bells to Ex-combatants -

23.11.2012



Fast Tracking Infrastructure Development and

its Impact Sector-wise

Improving Quality of Life

Growth Initiative



Sustainable Livelihood

The livelihood activities spearheaded by several projectsunder the Ministry of Economic Development focused on

sustainable livelihood through emergency assistance,

workfare programmes (Cash for work), rehabilitation and

reconstruction of essential public and economic

infrastructure covering the five districts in the NorthernProvince targeting IDPs.

The re-awakening projects concentrated mainly on village

rehabilitation and development, rehabilitation of major &medium irrigation schemes, cluster level livelihood

activities. Food security and financial support to farmers on

micro financing network

Introduction at Field Level to mobilize the program



Cash for Work-Clearing

of Common Places



of Common Places



CFW AT WISUWAMADU EAST CFW AT VALLIPUNAM

CFW AT SUTHANTHIRAPURAM CFW AT KOMPAVIL

Community in Action Nedunkandal ParapankandalAndankulam Adampan



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Church at

Ch l

Tank Bund at

A d k l

School Building at

P k d th



ChalampanAndankulamParapukadanthan

Clearing Church at

lk di li

Clearing Church at

dd iParapankandal Internal



AlkadiveliPappamoddaiRoad Clearing

Cash For Work (Common Work)



DS Division :- Manthai West



GN Division :- Pallamadhu

Clearing Ha :- 29(Ha)

DS Division :- Madhu

GN Division :-Thachnamadhuthmadhu

Clearing Ha :- 112.13(Ha)

Clearing in 2010 After Clearing- 2011-2012

Clearing in 2010 After Clearing- 2011-2012 Harvesting -2011-2012



Opening of Divineguma Training Centre



Block Stone & Hume pipe

Production -Trincomalee

Pavatkulam Nutry Milk Production Activities

Vavuniya



Thumpankeny Milk Processing centre -Batticaloa



Annanagar Tar Road in Vavuniya

Ampara District Poly net house

Vaunniya District Poly net house



Strengthening of Delivery Mechanism



Vali South Pradeshiya Sabha Office Building – 2012



Chavakachcheri Urban Council Town Hall Building – 2012



Nanattan PS Head office Building –Mannar



Vavuniya South Tamil PS Head office Building –2012



Jaffna Post Office



District Court & Magistrate's Court in Jaffna



Magistrate's Court in Chavakachcheri



Public Market Complex Kilinochchi



DS Office, Nallur



NIBM



Puthukkudiyiruppu GA’s Office



Maritimepattu DS Office



Valikamam East PS Construction of Sub

Office cum Library cum Ayurvedic Clinic-

2012



Health



District Hospital - Kilinochchi



Mallawi Hospital - Mullaitivu



Multi – facility Buildings

complex at the Teaching

Hos ital Jaffna



District Hospital –

Mullaitivu



District Hospital – Mullaitivu



Surgical ward with operation theatre Complex in Mannar General Hospital

Intensive care unit



Provincial Hospital –

Adampan, Mannar

Curative and Preventive

Instit tions N mber



Institutions Number

Teaching Hospital 1

District General Hospital 4

District Base Hospital 7

Divisional Hospital 57

Primary Medical Care Units 33

MOHOffices 30

Clinic Centers 381

Source : Ministry of Health

Breakdown of categories of Health Workers working in theNorthern Province



Staff Category Available

Medical/ Deantal Consultants34

Medical Officer/ Dental Surgeons

366

Sisters/ Nurses 564

PSM categories 92

PHI and PHM 512

Paramedical Staff 5


Comparative Health Indicators

M di l M di l



Province

Population

2012

Curative

careInstitutions

No. of

Beds

Beds for

1000,000Population

No. of

Medicalofficers

Medical

Officers

per1000,000

Population

Medical

Consultants

Medical

Consultant

s per1000,000

Population

Western

Province 5,837,294 149 20,955 3,590 4,310 738 553 94

Central

Province 2,556,774 164 9,525 3,725 1,513 593 217 84

Southern

Province 2,465,626 123 7,743 3,140 1,209 490 176 71

Northern

Province 1,060,023 102 5,348 5,045 522 492 68 64

Eastern

Province 1,547,377 119 6,428 4,136 916 591 99 63

Comparative Health Indicators



Northern Western

Province 2,372,185 145 7,288 3,072 1,001 421.97 114 48.06

North Central

Province 1,259,421 90 5,736 4,554 633 502.61 86 68.28

Uva Province 1,259,419 92 4,768 3,736 622 493.87 86 68.29

Sabaragamuwa

Province 1,919,478 93 5,764 3,002 762 396.98 95 49.49

Post Graduate

Training and staff in

Head Office and

Special Campaigns 1,883

Total 20,277,597 73,555 3,627.4 13,371 4,722.23 1,494 73.68


Infants (Below 1 year) with Malnutrition (per 100)



District 2009 2010 2011 2012

Jaffna 4.9 5.6 5.2 4.9

Kilinochchi 0 10.6 4 6.5

Mannar 3.5 3 3.2 6.2

Vavuniya 9.1 7.4 7.4 7.5

Mulativu 0 6.2 7.6 6.2

Sri Lanka 7.6 6.5 6.3 6


Children with Malnutrition (per 100)



1- 2 Years 2 - 5 Years

Districts 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Jaffna 19.9 15.7 13.9 12.5 11.8 18.2 19.4 22 21.2 15.5

Kilinochchi 0 0 23.5 26.9 16.6 0 0 23.8 27.5 29.1

Mannar 23.4 10.6 9.3 10.9 11.2 16.2 15.9 13.4 13.3 14.1

Vavuniya 27.3 24 17.1 16.4 13.9 24.5 26.1 21.6 16.9 16.8

Mulativu 0 0 14 13.3 19.3 0 0 14 13.1 21

Sri Lanka 26.4 20.4 17.2 16.1 14.7 26.6 28.3 26 22.1 19.8




Kilinochchi Maser Maha Vidyalaya



Kilinochchi Maha Vidylaya



Hindu College - Kilinochchi



Mullaitivu Maha Vidyalaya



Vasavilan Maha Vidyalaya - Jaffna



Karaweddi Vigneshwara Vidyalaya - Jaffna



Puthukulam Vidyalaya - Vavuniya



Puthukulam Vidyalaya - Vavuniya

Kn/ Vivekanada Vidyalayam



Kn/ Vivekanada Vidyalayam



Mn/ Thuya Joseph Vaz Maha Vidyalayam



J/Maravanpulo Sakalakalavalli Vid



Chavakachcheri Hindu College



Chavakachcheri Hindu College

Education

Quality of Education - 2011/2012



Quality of Education 2011/2012

Nos. of Students No. of Teachers Students/ Teacher

ratio

Students/ Graduate

Teachers ratio

Students / Trained

Teacher ratio

2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012

National 4,119,525 4,004,086 228,156 223,333 18 18 52 46 32 31

Northern

Province260,582 255,106 13,967 14,826 18 17 52 48 32 32

Source : Ministry of Education

Operational Position of Schools



No. of Schools Opened No. of Students No. of Teachers

2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012

840 890 982 214,262 260,582 255,106 12,205 13,967 14,826


Schools Islandwide

• Total number of schools - 9,905



,

• Sinhalese - 6,820

• Tamil - 2,223

• Muslim - 856

• Tamil medium schools outside the Northern and

Eastern Provinces in balance 16 districts - 887

• Muslim schools - 475

However, there is not a single Sinhalese school

functioning in three districts in Jaffna, Mullaitivuand Kilinochchi


Shelter

AgencyNumber of Permanent

Houses Constructed

Number of Houses

Repaired



Government 27,392 3,675

UN HABITAT 3,850 3,995

NHDA 2,385 0

EU/ASB 1,133 0

SLRC 2,201 592

Other NGOs 4,967 313

SLArmy 4,995 8,810

TOTAL 46,923 17,385

SL Army - No of Semi permanent houses constructed 7,277

Source : Relevant Agencies

Construction of Houses under Assistance of Government of India

Number of Houses to be

Number of

HousesNumber of



DistrictNumber of Houses to be

Constructed

Houses

Construction

Commenced

Houses to be

Repaired

Agency Driven Owner Driven Owner Driven

Jaffna 150 8,700 2,396 1,000

Kilinochchi 250 7,100 3,337 1,000

Mullaitivu 250 7,500 4,305 1,000

Vavuniya 175 4,200 1,104 1,000

Mannar 175 7,500 1,573 1,000

NorthernProvince

1000 35,000 12,715 5,000

Source: Presidential Task Force



Mullaitivu



Constructured new houses for vulnerable families – Mullaitivu



Uduvil



Chankanai



Thenmaradchi



Uduvil



Tellipalai



Peoples Bank Golden Jubilee housing scheme - 2011.10.16



Provision of Electricity




Major Projects in North and East

1 Uthuru Janani Thermal Power Plant Jaffna



1. Uthuru Janani Thermal Power Plant – Jaffna

2. Kilinochchi – Chunnakam Line Transmission Project – Cost Rs.

1,760 million

Completed in 2013 and energized on 14th August 2013

3. Transmission System strengthening (Eastern province) Project –

Cost US$ 25.2 million

4. North East Power Transmission Development Project – Cost US$

55 million



Kilinochchi Power Plant



High tension electricity transmission line that connects the Northern Province to the

national grid at the newly built Kilinochchi grid station



Thermal Power Plant Established at

Chunnakam Power Station



Chunnakam Power Plant



POWER SUPPLY TO MULLAITIVU



Power supply Oddusuddan – 15.07.2009207



208



Medium Voltage Line from Mankulam to Mulliyawalai (Mullaithivu District)209



Electricity Supply to Mullaithivu District in 2010210


District 2009 2011 2012

Vavuniya 62% 77% 82%



Kilinochchi 0 29% 40%

Mullaitivu 0 23% 41%

Mannar 37% 60% 70%

Jaffna 60% 80% 84%

Rural Electrification schemes (Nos.) 448

New connections (Nos.) 93,670

Source : Ministry of Power & Energy

Provincial Statistics 2009 ,2010 , 2011 and 2012

NP



Indicators

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Electricity Sales

Units in Gwh 108.1 111.9 128.9 164.5 198.9

Revenue, Rs. Mn 1,161.86 1,417.31 1,644.54 2,180.26 2,642.04

No. of Consumer Accounts 122,449 126,887 132,331 143,611 166,051

Source : Central Bank of Sri Lanka

Water and Sanitation



Almost all domestic drinking water wells were cleaned and

repaired (around 30,000) supervised by National Water Supply

& Drainage Board and assisted by UNICEF/INGOs



& Drainage Board and assisted by UNICEF/INGOs.

It was a requirement that a toilet should be included in all

semi-permanent and permanent houses in order to provide

adequate sanitation facilities,

• The total investment – Rs. 29,912.05 million



• Major water supply and sanitation project to Jaffna

Peninsula - Rs. 25,920 million

• Total investment for proposed future projects -33,089.35

Source : National Water Supply & Drainage Board



The Water Tower destroyed by the LTTE- Kilinochchi WSS 217



The Water Tower destroyed by the LTTE - Murunkan 218



2011 10 16 Arippu Rural Water Supply Scheme opens



Oddusuddan



Pandiyankulam



Common Well construction - Thuwarnkulam



Kuruntupittiya Well




IndicatorsNP

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Water - Consumers, Consumption

and Revenue

No of Consumers 5,083 5,435 5,631 6,456 7,087 7,922

Revenue Collected ( Rs.Mn. ) 23.4 27.7 35.0 48.2 47.20 57.40


Agriculture



Distribution of Agro machinery, equipment & tools in theresettled areas

2009 2010 2011 Total



Items

J a f f n a

K i l i n o c h c h i

M u l l a i t i v u

V a v u n i y a

M a n n a r

J a f f n a


M u l l a i t i v u

V a v u n i y a

M a n n a r


M u l l a i t i v u

4w Tractor 1 10 10 5 11 122 132 134 69 100 594

2w Tractor 25 20 20 15 20 35 200 186 85 136 742

water pumps 230 210 95 5 258 33 864 1,145 726 239 2,200 2,200 9,438

Knapsack

Sprayer 18 205 98 100 12 67 371 383 300 245 1,799

Power

sprayer 20 6 2 2 5 5 40

Source : Department of Agriculture 229

Availability of Tractors

Sri LankaNorthernProvince



No. of Agrarian Service Centres (ASCs) 557 53

No. of 2-wheel tractors in Agrarian Service Centres (ASCs) 2,602 742

No. of 4-wheel tractors in Agrarian Service Centres (ASCs) 626* 594**

No. of 2-wheel tractors available per Agrarian Service

Centre5 14

No. of 4-wheel tractors available per Agrarian Service

Centre1 11

•92% of these are older than 12 years

• ** All are brand new



Supply of Four Wheel Tractors to the Farmers231



232



233

Cultivation of Abandoned Paddy Lands

Total abandoned

paddy lands In

Cultivated

abandoned

paddy lands upto

Balance to be

cleared as at July

Cultivated lands

as a percentage



District 2009 2013 2013acres

of abandonedlands

acres acres

Jaffna 8,394 4,474 3,920 53.3%

Vavuniya 25,306 23,060 2,246 91.1%

Mannar 44,805 43,148 1,657 96.3%

Mullaitivu 41,340 39,159 2,181 94.7%

Kilinochchi 63,454 57,507 5,947 90.6%

Total 183,299 167,348 15,951 91.3%

Source : Ministry Agriculture

Sri Lanka Army played a major role in clearing abandoned lands for cultivation

Paddy Production – Northern Province

District

Production (mt.)

Yala 2009 Maha

2009/2010

Yala 2010 Maha

2010/2011

Yala 2011 Maha

2011/2012

Yala 2012 Maha

2012/2013

Jaffna



- 30,138 - 25,862 - 26,516 - 12,035

Kilinochchi

- 3,188 5,285 38,292 20,024 69,776 12,925 25,758

Mullaitivu

- 3,760 4,258 17,730 16,700 39,434 12,166 28,056

Mannar

577 51,153 2,514 64,646 6,511 65,594 22,218 69,535Vavuniya

1,094 23,472 4,647 39,231 23,239 69,5252,536

40,491

Total

1,671 111,711 16,704 185,761 66,474 270,845 49,845 175,875

113,382 202,465 337,319 225,720

Source : Ministry Agriculture

Other Field Crops

Production in Northern Province



2009 2010 2011 2012

Maha Yala Maha Yala Maha Yala Maha

2008 / 09 2009 2009 / 10 2010 2010 / 11 2011 2012 / 13

OFC Extent 7,332.88 2,498.95 9,407.00 3,197.50 19,455.00 5,939.00 20,355.90

Mt 25,037.00 19,469.00 36,627.40 31,140.50 33,997.00 47,541.00 23,140.00




239



Opening of Paranthan Seed Farm



Manthai West – Paddy Store and Mill



Red onion -Mulankavil 245



Green gram cultivation under Crop diversification at Jaffna246



Cultivation of Abandoned land247




I di

Northern Province



Indicators

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Provincial Gross Domestic Product by

Industrial Origin at Current Prices

GDP (Rs. Mn.) 104,224 139,001 155,828 189,740 242,549 305,466

GDP By Sector (Rs. Mn.)

Agriculture 18,647 27,837 28,582 30,970 58,460 59,917

Animal Population 2011 & 2012 Northern Province



2011 All 2011 2012 All 2012

Island Northern Island Northern

Cattle 1,191,850 253,550 1,235,535 283,000

Goat 383,535 98,850 392,620 101,350

Poultry 14,199,200 865,650 14,038,610 904,310

Milk Production 2011 & 2012

2011 2012



Production (L) Production (L)

All Island 258,303,600 299,250,000

Northern province 27,459,000 31,755,000

Irrigation



Restoration of Irrigation Sector

• Northern Province is largely agricultural having both rain-

f d d i i t d f i It i t f j di



fed and irrigated farming. It consists of major, mediumand minor irrigation schemes.

• Major irrigation schemes – 63 (irrigable area 108,856

acres)

• Minor irrigation schemes – 266 (irrigable area – 80,677acres).

A significant investment was committed for restoration ofirrigation sector

ARIYALAI BARRAGE – JAFFNA



THONDAMANARU BARRAGE - JAFFNA

KALMADU TANK BUND - KILINOCHCHI



IRANAMADU KULAM D/S – KILINOCHCHI



KANAKAMPIKAIKULAM SPILL – KILINOCHCHI



VAVUNIKKULAM SPILL – MULLAITIVU



Kudithankiyakula Bund in Mullaitivu



MAMADUWA TANK REGULATOR – VAVUNIYA



262



GIANT TANK263

Mannar District



Akathimurippu Irrigation Scheme

Mannar District264

Fisheries



Silvawathei - Mullaitivu



Iranamadu



Mannar

Assistance granted



270



Providing Boats and fishing gear271



2011 .10. 03 Opening ceremony of

the regional college of fisheries

and nautical Engineering



Fishermen’s College

Contribution from Northern Province to National Fish Production

Fish Production

1995 2000 2005 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

mt.



Total Fish

Production in Sri

Lanka235,750 303,380 163,230 291,050 319,120 339,730 384,670 444,830

Total Fish

Production in

Northern Province

4,500 8,100 24,410 15,250 13,840 21,880 34,410 48,520

% Contribution

from Northern

Province2 3 15 5 4 6 9 11

Source : Ministry of Fisheries & Aquatic Resources

Total value of Fish Production - Northern Province Rs. mn.

2010 Rs. mn. 2011 Rs.mn.

Growth %

2010/2011 2012 Rs.mn.

Growth %

2011/2012



Marine 8,565 11,730 37% 17,321 47%

Inland 140 360 157% 449.72 25%

Total 8,705 12,090 39% 17,771 47%

Source : Ministry of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources

Total Fish Production mt. –

Northern Province

2009 2010 2011 2012

Mullaitivu na 1,370 3,300 7,580

Kilinochchi na 570 5 780 7 530



Kilinochchi na 570 5,780 7,530

Jaffna 13,150 20,970 25,750 32,400

Mannar 8,310 11,010 13,150 13,810

Vavuniya 420 490 540 830

Northern

Province 21,880 34,410 48,520 62,150

Sri Lanka 339,730 384,670 444,830 486,170

% Contribution 6 9 11 13


2008 2010 2011 2012



Marine 34,870 46,270 45,460 48,450

Inland 960 2,170 3,047 3,438

Total 35,830 48,440 48,507 51,888


Operating Fishing Crafts

Boat Type 2010 2011 2012

No. of Offshore Multi-day Boats 14 29 18

No of 3 ½ ton day Boats (28ft ) 434 330 344



No. of 3 ½ ton day Boats (28ft.) 434 330 344

No. of OFRP Coastal Boat (17ft - 21ft.) 4,980 5,703 6,065

No. of Motorized Traditional Craft 1,190 1,126 1,107

No. of Non-motorized Traditional Craft 3,690 4,037 5,220

Total 10,308 11,225 12,754


Many of the damaged fishing crafts were repaired by the Sri Lanka Army and handedover to the Cooperative Societies

No. of Freezer Trucks from Northern Province to Colombo per day atpresent

District No. of Trucks



• Jaffna 7

• Mannar 12

• Mullaitivu 5

• Kilinochchi 4

• Total 28


ConnectivityRehabilitation of the Road Network – Northern Province

The total road network consist of –



The total road network consist of –

• National highways - 1,258 km

• Provincial Roads - 2,021 km

• Rural Roads - 7,500 km

Source : Ministry of Roads and Highways

Priorities• Rural road in order to facilitate rapid resettlement and supply of

humanitarian assistance

• Secondly priorities of the network identified for development based on

national and economic priorities



p

• The first priority was carried out during “180-Day Programme”

• Other works were undertaken through 10 major projects (these includeA9, Kandy-Jaffna road, A32, A34 etc) covering national highways and

provincial roads.

• These include bridges as well

• The progress is as scheduled and some have been completed including

major bridges. i.e. Sangupiddi Bridge, New Mannar Bridge and Causeway,

Aruvi Aru Bridge



Palali Road - Jaffna

’ W =re jika h¶

Nawatkuli Mannar Road



Improvement of Vallai - Tellipalai - Arali Road



• Chavakachcheri Dutch Road



Mukallapadu Road - Mullaitivu



Manipay - Kaithady Road



Improvement of Manipay - Kaithady Road



Improvement to Medawachchiya - Mannar - Thalaimannar Road [A014]

(77.00 – 80.00 & 113.8 – 115.1 km) 291



Mannar – Talaimannar (A014) road



Thalaimannar Village Road

Thalaimannar Village Road



KONDAVIL – IRUPALAI ROAD



PALLAMADHU ALKADIVELI ROAD



MANTHAI PARAPUKADANTHAN ROAD



MANTHAI PARAPUKADANTHAN ROAD

Puthumurippu Access road



Puthumurippu Access road



Vankalai – Sirunavatkulam Road



Murunkan – Nanaddan Road


NP



Indicators

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Motor Vehicles (No.) 70,141 39,740 47,031 62,744 117,954 191,040

Reconstruction of Major Bridges

Sangupiddy Bridge

• The 288 meter long and 7.3 meter wide together with 3 kmcauseway line across the Jaffna Lagoon connects Jaffna



y g

Peninsula to the main land.

• His Excellency the President Mahinda Rajapaksa declaredopened the Sanguppidy Bridge and the causeway on 16th

January, 2011 as a Thaipongal gift to the people in the North.

Sangupiddy Bridge



People crossing the lagoon before construction of the bridge 309

Sangupiddy Bridge



New Mannar Bridge and Rehabilitation of Causeway

Damaged due to terrorist bomb blast in 1990

New bridge renovated by the Sri Lanka Army at a cost of Rs. 2.46 billion



Around 57,0-00 people living in Mannar Island are directly benefited by this

project improving the market approachability

H E the President ceremonially opened the new bridge to the public on 18th March 2011



Construction of substructure for Aruvi Aru Bridge inArippu on Thallady - Arippu

• LTTE blasted this bridge in 1990

• The bridge is 250 meter in length and 7 35 meters in width



• The bridge is 250 meter in length and 7.35 meters in width

• Construction completed on 8th December 2010



• Thallady-Arippu Bridge

Arippu Steel Bridge Opening



Pannai Causeway



Pannai Causeway

Navatkuli Bridge



Navatkuli Bridge

Thondamanaru Bridge



Thondamanaru Bridge



• Newly built Jetty in Nainativu

Island.



Rehabilitation of Northern Railway Network

Name of the Project LengthDate of

CommencementDate of Completion

Restoration of

Omanthai-Pallai

Railway Line 90.5 km 27.11.10 31.12.2013

Reservation of

Medawchchiya to

M dh R d R il

Completed and

operating since May



Madhu Road Railway

Line 43 km 27.11.10

p g y

2013

Restoration of Madhu

Road to Talaimannar

Railway Line 63 km 27.11.10 31.12.2013Restoratin of Pallai to

Kankesanthurai Railway

Line 56 km 14.06.12 21.03.14

Signalling &

Telecommunication

work 313 km 26.06.12 13.06.14

Total investment in Million US$ 652.23

Source : Ministry of Roads and Highways



Thandikulam Railway Station



330Madawachchiya – Mannar Railway Line



331Madawachchiya – Mannar Railway Line



Madawachchiya – Mannar Railway Line (Madu Railway Station)



Madu Railway Station



Railway Renovation - Mankulam



28-Jan-14



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The Kokavil Tower, the largest and tallest transmission tower in SriLanka, is 170 meters in height.

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Laying of Foundation



The newly built Transmission Tower

Path to Spiritual Development



Tiruketeeswaram Temple - Mannar



344



Thiruketheswaram junction improvement work on MMT Road at 77th km (300 m) 345

Nainativu Nagapooshani Amman Kovil



346



Madhu Church



Renovation of Nagadeepa Temple

Re-estblishment of Local Government Process



Local Authority ElectionsNorthern Province

District Date of Election HeldNumber of Local

Authorities

Number of Selected

Members

Jaffna 08.08.2009 1 23



Jaffna 23.07.2011 16 201

Mannar 17.03.2011 5 46

Vavuniya 08.08.2009 1 11

Vavuniya 17.03.2011 4 41

Mullaitivu 17.03.2011 1 9

Mullaitivu 23.07.2011 1 9

Mullaitivu 23.07.2011 3 38

Total 32 378

Northern Provincial Council Election held 0 21.09.2013

Local Authority ElectionsEastern Province

DistrictNumber of Local

Authorities

* Total

Number of

MembersElected

Date of Elections held

Total

10.03.2008 17.03.2011 23.07.2011 08.10.2013

MC UC PS MC UC PS MC UC PS MC UC PS



MC UC PS MC UC PS MC UC PS MC UC PS

Baticaloa 12 110 1 - 8 - 2 1 - - - - - - 12

Ampara 20 201 1 1 15 - - 2 1 - - 20

Trincomalee 13 118 - 2 7 - - 4 - - - 13

* Including two (02) bonus seats (Mayor and Deputy Major/Chairman & Vice Chairman)

MC - Municipal Council

UC - Urban Council

PS - Pradeshiya Sabha

Eastern Provincial Council Elections held – 10.05.2008

08.09.2013

Recruitments to Public Services through Special

Arrangements

• In order to increase the intake of Tamil speaking candidates to serveexclusively in Northern and Eastern Provinces, the Cabinet approval wasgranted in 2011 to amend the Service Minutes of all Island services.

• Arrangements were made to increase the intake of Tamil candidates in otherservices on similar grounds.

R it t t k l i 2012



• Recruitment took place in 2012.

Sri Lanka Administrative Service - 44

Sri Lanka Agricultural Service - 26

Sri Lanka Accountancy Service

Other Services

Samurdhi (poverty Alleviation) Officers - 1,325Police Officers - 849

Nurses - 649

Mullaitivu - 26 (05 officers 21 other categories)

Jaffna 100 - (04 official 96 other categories)

Kilinochchi - 56 (08 official and 48 other categories)

Recruitment to the Police Service - NorthernProvince



Mannar - 66 (01 official and 65 other categories)

Vavuniya - 55 (01 official and 54 other categories)

Police Stations and Police Posts

Police Stations - 39

Police Posts - 23

Child Development and Empowerment of Women

• Every Divisional Secretary Division is equipped withthe following cadres:

• Women Development Officer

• Child Rights Enforcement Officer



Child Rights Enforcement Officer

• Early Childhood Development Officer

• Counseling Assistant• Psycho Social and Child Protection Officer

• Every district has a District Officer to oversee thedivisional programmes

• Women development officers have been provided withmotor bicycles for easy access to the remote places

•Every child in the Pre-Schools is given a glass of milkfree



• Women Development Officers have undergone a

training and Diploma in Tamil medium for

empowerment of women

• Every district has a District Committee for childdevelopment and empowerment of women



Engagement of Youth

• Sports and Vocational Training are the two major elements

where youth are engaged• Sports activities have taken precedence over any other

interest among youth



g y

• District Youth Services Council provides all facilities under the

guidance of the Ministry of Sports• Vocational Training at every district

• Action has been taken to construct a Technical College in

Kilinochchi with all facilities under aids from Republic of

Germany



Vocational Training Institute



Auszubildende im NAITA Phase I Training Center Kilinochchi



Banking Sector

NP

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012



Number of Bank Branches 61 83 116 147 195 220

A large number of bank branch openings in Jaffna, Killinochchi,

Mannar and Vavuniya

Category 2010

Northern &

Eastern

Provinces

Bank Branches 214 Other Banking Outlets 99

ATMs 167

RFC Branches 39



SLC Outlets 19

372



Open a branch in Mullaitivu and 3 Extension Offices

Private Sector Investment (Approved by BOI)

Northern Province

Number of Projects - 29



Investment Rs. Million - 70,988



MASS Active Garments factory



MAS Intimates (Pvt) Ltd. – Ariviyalnagar, Kilinochchi.



Northern Central Hospital – Palaly Road, Jaffna.



Omegaline Ltd. – Rasenthirankulam, Vavuniya



Rajah Fishing Goods (Pvt) Ltd - Vavuniya

Community Based Organizations (CBOs)

The CBOs practically dysfunctional during the conflict

Presently the following Community Based Organizations are in

operation in all districts:• Rural Development Societies

• Women Rural Development societies



• Women Rural Development societies

• Women Development Centres

• Local Government Community Centres

• Cooperative Societies

• Samurdhi Societies

•

Sports Clubs• Youth Clubs

• Famer Organizations

Engagement with the UN and INGO Partners

• Maintain a very productive collaboration

• Formulation of Joint Plan for Assistance JPA) 2011 and 2012in order to identify the priority activities and to facilitate

international assistance to support the displaced to recovery,



rebuild and return to normal life

• Formulation of a 3W (Who, what & where) MonitoringSystem

• Establishment of cluster system

Number of I/NGOs involved providing humanitarian assistancein the Northern Province

District No. of I/NGO

Jaffna 34

Kili h hi 41



Kilinochchi 41

Mannar 37

Mullaitivu 43

Vavuniya 50

Contribution of the Northern Province to the Economy

Indicators 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Total Investment by the Government for Infrastructure Development – US$ 3,000

million



Provincial Gross Domestic Product byIndustrial Origin at Current Prices

GDP (Rs.Mn.)

139,001 155,828 189,740 242,549 305,466

GDP Shares (Percentage 3.2 3.2 3.4 3.7 4.0


Consolidation of Peace

• Civil Administration is fully functional

• Local Government Elections were held including Provincial

Council Elections which will be held in September 2013



• Return to normalcy- not a single incident related to threat ofterrorism occurred since 2009

• Non existence of possibility of threat (matrix) (Intent

Opportunity or capability)

Intent

Opportunity

Capacity

• Reconstruction of the Northern Province has contributed



heavily towards consolidation of peace

Challenges and Way Forward

• Resettlement of IDPs in the Districtso Almost all the IDPs in the North have been resettled except for

few families in Kilinochchi and Jaffna

o Actions will be taken to resettle or relocate them in therespective districts if not compensation would be paid



• Resettlement of Protracted IDPs

o The numbers of protracted IDPs who are to be resettled havebeen identified by the Ministry of Resettlement

o Facilities would be provided to resettle families if they proceedfor resettlement

o Landless families would be provided with state lands

• Land related issueso A policy decision has been taken by the Cabinet of Ministers on

regularizing land management activities in the Northern andEastern Provinces

o Commissioner General of Land has issued Circular Guide Lines toall Divisional Secretaries in the Northern & Eastern Provinces foraccelerating the programme of solving post-conflict land issues



•

Enhancement of livelihood activitieso Significant contribution has been made to resuscitate livelihood

activities over the past three years through various supportprogrammes

o “Divi Neguma Programme” being implemented in the NorthernProvince will provide adequate support for vulnerable families

Eastern Province



Achievement after 2006



The Continent of India is situated to the North of Sri Lanka.



Trincomalee District is situated in the eastern coast of Sri Lanka

Special Programme under Mahinda Chinthana

1,500.00

2,000.00

2,500.00 2,289.62

1,493

1048 18

Allocation in Mn.



0.00

500.00

1,000.00

Dayata

Kirula

Gama

Neguma

Pura

Neguma

Divi

Neguma

Negenahira

Navodaya

Maha

Neguma

1048.18

82.23 56 17.75

Reawakening Programme : 6,000 Mn.

Category

of RoadsUsed for

No. of

Roads

Length in Km.

o . o f B r i d g e s

Total

e n o v a t e d

e i n g

e n o v a t e d

o b e

e n o v a t e d

Previous



N o

R e

B e

R e

T o

R e

A ClassInter Provincial Access

03 142.33 105.78 36.55 --- 66

B Class 17 209.68 115.51 17.25 76.92 57

C Class Inter District

Access

54 215.52 143.03 7.5 64.79 09

D Class 52 95.7 62.84 32.86 04

E-Class Inter Divisions 2350 3011 1467 34 1510 08

Total 2476 3674.23 1894.16 95.30 1684.57 144

Now

Before 2009 OctoberCategory : Longest Bridge in Sri Lanka

Road : Batticaloa Trincomalee Road (A15)

Length : 396 m

Width : 10.5 m

All ti SR 720 illi



After 2009 October

Allocation : SR 720 million

1. Total Allocation (2006 – 2013) : 242.69 Mn.

2. Total Paddy Production

3. No. of Beneficiaries Benefitted : 48,450 Families

Year 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Extent in Ha. 29,866 28,300 39,764 48,841 56,916 60,346 58,560 64,600

Production in Mt. 106,743 130,626 162,260 208,347 235,103 157,860 235,860 260,187




4. Cultivation (Ha)

a. In 2006 : 29,866b. In 2013 : 64,600

c. Target : 64,600

5. Paddy Store Facilities

Year 2011 2012 2013

No. of Paddy Stores 06 11 16

Capacity in Mt. 6,500 13,750 16,150

Crops

2006 2013

Extent

(Ha)

Total Production

(MT)

Extent(Ha) Total Production (MT)



Maize 543 713 1,800 5,400

Black Grams 45 36 300 240

Red Onion 286 3,077 950 11,400

Ground Nuts 417 551 900 1,350

Green Grams 76 66 3,200 **3,088

Crops

2007 2013

Extent

(Ha)

Total Production

(MT)

Extent(Ha) Total Production

(MT)



(Ha) (MT) (MT)

Banana 175 3,500 365 7,300

Sweet Oranges 38 228 86 516

Mangos 220 2,200 318 3,180

Papaya 25 500 128 2,560

1. Total Allocation(2006 – 2013) : 730.69 Mn.

2. Major Tanks Renovated : 08 Nos.


4. Catchment Area : 560,320 Acres

5. Cultivation (Ha)

a. In 2006 : 46,586 Acres



a. In 2006 : 46,586 Acres

b. In 2013 : 54,688 Acres

c. Target : 54,668 Acres

OFC Cultivation at MorawewaKanthalai Green gram

cultivationMavil aru head sluiceWan Ela sluice

S.

No

Name of the DS

Division

Major Tank Medium Tanks Small Scale Tanks

Number

of Tanks

Allocated

Amount

(Rs in Mn)

Number

of Tanks

Allocated

Amount

(Rs in Mn)

Number

of Tanks

Allocated

Amount

(Rs in Mn)

1 Town & Gravet 0 - 6 12.44 19 20.97

2 Kuchchaveli 0 - 30 81.59 17 26.71

3 Thampalakamam 6 17.30 12 26.79 5 16.44

Details of Renovated and Completed Tanks



4 Kanthale 5 11.19 0 - 17 34.95

5 Morawewa 10 314.87 12 20.60 21 45.396 Gomarankadawala 0 5.03 30 55.59 34 41.28

7 Verugal 0 - 0 - 5 16.63

8 Muthur 5 152.22 12 14.51 23 68.17

9 Kinniya 0 - 6 53.99 2 6.20

10 Padavisiripura 0 - 0 - 15 26.05

11 Seruvila 12 236.50 0 - 5 20.54

Total 38 737.11 108 265.51 163 323.33

1. Total Allocation(2006–

2013) : 209.60 Mn

2. Details of Education Facilities

2006 2013

No. Schools 261 309No. Teachers 2,540 4,990

No. of Students 98,804 99,916

Student drop out 1,070 593



3. No. Students Ordinary Level Completed :a. In 2006 : 1692

b. In 2013 : 1815

4. Lab Facilities

a. In 2006 : 82

b. In 2013 : 99

Student drop out 1,070 593

1. Total Allocation(2013) : 69.65 Mn.2. Details of Health Facilities

2006 2013

No. of Hospitals 27 33

Consultants 8 22

Medical Officers 112 159

Nurses 214 269



3. No. patient per Day

2006 2013

a. Total Patients treated in OPD 878,023 1,055,173

b. Total Indoor Patients treated 72,720 110,020

c. Total Bed Strength 970 1,304

1. Major Facilities in Base HospitalsIn 2006 In 2013

General Hospital 01 01

Base Hospital 01 04

Three Story Building (Ward Complex) at GH Trincomalee



Nurses quarters at DH Pulmoddai Ambulances to DH Gomarangadawela

General Information of the District

Electrification Level86.40%(2013)

63.70%(2007)

Peak Power Demand 50 MW

Energy Demand(Excluding Losses) 174.49 GWh/ Year

1 Phase 89,430 Nos.

3 Phase 1 302 Nos

Consumers Details



3 Phase 1,302 Nos.

Bulk Supply 119 Nos.

HT Line 723.41 Km

LT Line 2,391.27 Km

Line Details

Allocation in

Mn.

2011 2012 2013

252.05 282.64 38.57 up to Now

Allocation Details

Trincomalee Integrated

Infrastructure Project (TIIP)

Allocation 2,272 Mn.



Greater Trincomalee Integrated

Water Supply Scheme (GTIWSS)

Allocation 2,636 Mn.



High Lift PumpsNew Electrical Panels



FiltersMahaweli New Intake

Houses constructed

National Programme by NHDA 2,948

Tsunami Scheme 9,425

Resettlement Programme 15,955



Constructed by Samurdhi Programme 638

Total 28,976



location : Kumpuruppiti, Kuchchcaveli

Investor : Raigam Eastern Salt –

- Company (Pvt) Ltd.

d ( )



Land Area(On Long Term Lease) : 197 Ha.

Total Investment : 500 Mn.

Anticipated Production : 30,000 Mt. (Per Annum)

Employment Opportunity : 800

Direct : 300

Indirect : 500

• Fisheries Inspectors Division 11

• GN Divisions 141

• Fishing Families 15,152

• Fishing Population 60,639

• Active Fishermen 20,264• Migrant Fishermen Families 2,150

• Fishing Boat Yards 02

• Ice Factory 05



• Ice Factory 05

• Fishing Harbor 01

Types Of Boats 2006 2013

Multi Day Boats ( IMUL ) 164 154

Single Day Boats ( I DAY ) 62 65

Out Motor Boats ( OFRP ) 2825 3230

Mechanize Traditional ( MTRB ) 04 04

Non Mechanize ( NTRB ) 3000 3105

Vallam - Madal (NBSB) 154 166

Batticaloa District



40000

60000

80000

100000

120000

140000

160000

75,867

24,409

119,527

136,084144,627

P e r s o n s

Achievement in Resettlement



414

0

20000

2006 2007 2008 2009

8,54300

Year

IDPs Resettlers

32% of population from 6DS Division (163 GN divisions)

were displaced from 2006 to 2007100% of displaced persons were resettled in their own land

Roads & Bridges

936 Km road rehabilitated

33 numbers of small and

medium bridges

reconstructed

Key Interventions

Outcome



415

• Area which had limited access in the past after civil conflict,

construction of new bridges and roads are connected villages with

main city. Eg. Chenkalady - Karadiyanaru , Batticaloa-

Kokkodicholai & Oddamavady-Vaharai

• Improved marketing opportunities

• Increased resource accessibility• Reduced time and cost of transportation.

Irrigation



416

Extent of cultivation is increased from 60% to 98%

Doubled the production (59,227–

102,366Mt)Capacity of recharging groundwater increased.

Increase the capability of victim response of flood increased by

empowering the govt & community institutions.

277 Irrigation tanks and channels are rehabilitated

Key Interventions

Outcome

Agriculture

S l f i lt i t

Key Interventions

15,637 19,611 21,603 21,780

59,227

73,904

93,023102,366

2009 2010 2011 2012

Yala Extent (Ha) Yala Production (Mt)



417

Percentage of contribution for national production increase by 3% to

7.6%(Paddy)

Improved living stand of farmers

Quality storage facilities are expanded- 08 stores

Established system to purchase paddy by Paddy marketing board

Restarted Agriculture research farm -Karadiyanaru

Supply of agriculture inputs

Land levelingExpand extension services

Advanced technology was introduced in farming activities after 30 years.

Outcome

Average Yield per Ha

National–

4.2 MtDistrict - 4.5 Mt

Fisheries

A fisheries harbour reconstructed

Key Interventions 5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000 25,000

30,000

35,000

40,000

45,000

5,461

10,856

14,24315,499

23,816

41,655

35,51336,079

M

t



418

Increased fish production from 2% to 8.7% by relaxation of

restrictions for deep sea fishing

Increased living standard of fishermen

A fisheries harbour reconstructed

127 Landing sites established40 numbers of Multiday boats distributed

A fisheries training centre reconstructed

04 coolers provided to fisheries societies

Outcome

-

Livestock

Key Interventions

-

1,000,000

2,000,000

3,000,000

4,000,000

5,000,000

6,000,000

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Trend of Milk Production



419

Increased milk production from 12% to 30%

Enhanced income of cattle growers

Increased job opportunities

Reconstructed milk collecting and chilling centers -10NosImproved extension services

Distribution of hybrid varieties of milking cows

Necessary action taken to declare pasture land

y

Outcome

Shelter

-

20,000

40,000

60,000

80,000

100,000

120,000 87,273

92,771100,588

106,192

vailable Permanent Houses



420

Increased availability of permanent houses by 55%- 68%

Access to rural electricity increased by 52%-80%

11, 782 permanent houses constructed in resettled area

4036 houses are being constructed - 2013

(include 2000 Indian housing and 2000 UNHABITAT scheme)

Balance 7,000 houses will be constructed another 3 years period.

Key Interventions

Outcome

2009 2010 2011 2012

Education

N mber of schools rehabilitated 175

Key Interventions



421

Number of students benefited- around 30,000

Reduced school dropouts from 21% to 11%

Enhanced school students performance

Provided better pleasant environment–

157 Feeder schoolsProvided IT facilities to rural schools - 45

Created job opportunities in resettled areas

Increased Teachers Students Ratio 1:21

Number of schools rehabilitated – 175

Number of vocational training centers established-14Outcome

Health & Nutrition

10 peripherals hospitals reconstructedKey Interventions



422

Reduced home deliveries from 10.6% to 0.8% in 1000Reduced maternal mortality rate from 91% to 11% in 1000

Reduced infant mortality from 16% to 14% in 1000

Reduced Low birth wei ht rate from 15% to 14% in 1000

10 peripherals hospitals reconstructed

Established rural health clinic centersUpgraded teaching hospital facilities

Established Medical faculty

Outcome

Water & Sanitation



423

58,000 water supply connections providedIncreased access to quality drinking water from 6% to 32%

Improved sanitation facilities in rural areas

Redused Water born Diseases

Established urban and rural water supply scheme-8300mn2125 numbers of wells & toilets constructed

Established community water supply scheme – 25 Nos.

Key Interventions

Outcome

Tourism

Key Interventions



424

Increased employment opportunities

Increased arrival of local and foreign tourists

Increased marketing opportunities for traditional products

Increased value of land and properties in costal belt

Constructed 16 hotels with 1300 rooms and other facilities

Town and beach beautification- New terminals, Seaplane service

Improvement of archeological and heritage city

Established Tourised information centreOutcome

Thank You !

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