Investor Presentaiton
3 System Supporting Recovery and
Reconstruction
(1) The Great Hanshin-Awaji
Earthquake Reconstruction Plan
(Hyogo Phoenix Plan)
(2) 3-Year Priority Reconstruction Plans
Housing, Infrastructure, Industry
(3) Reconstruction Fund ($9 billion)
Providing Careful Services
(Subsidy for independent recovery of lives,
Interest Subsidy for housing loan, etc.)
(4) Collaboration of Citizens, NPOs,
Corporations and Governments
Earthquake Victim Reconstruction
Support Committee
HYOGO
PREFECTURE
3 (1) Hanshin-Awaji Reconstruction Plan
Outline <Hyogo Phoenix Plan>
Basic Theme
Basic View
Basic Goals
(5 Pillars)
HYOGO
PREFECTURE
I Harmonious Coexistence Between People and Nature,
People and People, and People and Society
Creative Reconstruction
Creation of a welfare society tailored for the 21st century
Creation of a culturally rich society open to the world
Creation of a society where existing industries grow and new
industries flourish
Creation of a disaster-resistant metropolis where people can
live with confidence
Formation of a multi-centered network-type metropolitan area
Established July 1995
Target Year 2005
$170 billion (660 Projects)
$163 billion (1,358 Projects)
Duration
Expenses
Planned Amount
Actual Amount
3 (2) Priority Three-Year Plans
HYOGO
PREFECTURE
3 (3) Reconstruction Fund
Within the 10-year Reconstruction Plan, 3-Year Plans
were created for urgent matters of residential buildings,
infrastructure and industries
Category
Housing
(unit: housing unit)
Infrastructure
(unit: billion US$)
Industry
Planned Target
(Type of Basic
Data for
125,000
(number of orders)
57.0
(budget
allocation)
100.0%
(Net Regional
Product Index)
comparison)
Achievement
169,000
(135% of planned
target)
58.7
101.7%
(103% of planned
target)
*Overall target level was achieved by the end of March 1998
HYOGO
PREFECTURE
The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Reconstruction Fund
(established in April 1995)
to support recovery of the affected area, Hyogo Prefecture and Kobe
City established a fund of $9 billion (current value).
⚫the interest from this fund, about $3.7 billion, has been used for
projects to support recovery in the disaster stricken area.
■Life support measures: Self-support fund, etc.32 projects: $ 1.8 billion (48.4%)
■Housing measures: Monetary compensation 33 project: $1.1 billion (29.3%)
for interest on housing loans, etc.
■Industrial measures: Monetary compensation 33 projects: $ 0.5 billion (14.2%)
for interest on emergency relief loans, etc.
Educational and other measures: Historical
building repair, etc.
Total
* 28 projects at the outset increased to 113 projects
15 projects: $ 0.3 billion (8.1%)
113 projects: $ 3.7 billion (100%)
3 (4) Collaboration of Citizens, NPOs,
Corporations and Governments
In addition to "Self support" and "Public support",
"Mutual support" is important
HYOGO
PREFECTURE
Collaboration of Citizens, NPOs, Corporations and Governments
"Catalysts" and "Coordinator" for collaboration are essential
4 Promotion of the Recovery Plan
Basic Goals (5 Pillars)
Creation of a Society Dedicated to Public Welfare
Tailored to the 21th century
Creation of a Culturally Rich Society Open to the
World
HYOGO
PREFECTURE
ex. Earthquake Victim Reconstruction Support Committee
[Characteristics]
Consists of scholars, supporters, etc.
An intermediate organization positioned between disaster victims
and the government (Began in July 1995 with 12 experts)
[Activities]
Understanding issues at hand by visiting disaster areas
Giving recommendations to both the government and the disaster victims
ex. Phoenix Citizens Recovery Network
[Characteristics]
Consists of citizens, a diverse of organizations, volunteer groups,
companies etc. Assists the disaster-affected in lifestyle rehabilitation
[Activities]
Activity of providing goods each other, Support to victims living out of Hyogo,
Support for moving into new houses etc.
Creation of a Society Where Existing Industries Grow
and New Industries Flourish
Creation of a Disaster-Resistant Metropolis where
People Can Live with Confidence
| Formation of a Multi-Hub Network Metropolitan Area
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