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50 | El Salvador: Damage, Loss, and Needs Assesment GRAPH 9. DAMAGES AND LOSSES BY DEPARTMENT Source: Estimates by assessment mission. During the assessment process, no information was collected on gender, head of household, ages, size of house, vulnerable groups and income level, or on the status of land occupation, tenants, owners, type of material, etc. Their subsequent inclusion will be essential at the time of defining rehabilitation and reconstruction strategies, as well as interventions in each of them. BOX 3. ASSUMPTIONS USED FOR THE HOUSING SECTOR ASSESSMENT Data: The data used for this report are based on the information that municipal administrations provided to the Vice-Ministry of Urban Development and Housing, of the Ministry of Public Works. Definitions: The assessment used the following definitions in its analysis of Hurricane Ida’s damage to El Salvador’s housing sector: Destroyed: Total structural destruction. Damaged: Non-structural damage. High risk: Located in inadequate places and with the possibility of collapsing in the short term. The damage estimate was based on three considerations: i) the cost of replacing a destroyed house, estimated at US$7,000, ii) houses with moderate, non-structural damage, estimated at US$2,100 (30% of a destroyed house; and iii) damages to personal effects, estimated at US$1,200. The estimate of losses was based on three measures, each with included subfactors: i) removal and demolition of debris: US$380, including labor, machinery and removal; ii) lost revenue, taking into account the loss of monthly income for six months for rented houses: US$100, and lost revenue from the payment of mortgage credits for six months: US$150; iii) relocation for destroyed and high-risk houses, taking land into account (a 140 m 2 lot: US$2,450); and iv) replacement of high-risk houses: US$7,000.
II. POPULATION AND AFFECTED AREAS | 51 TABLE 19. DAMAGES AND LOSSES IN THE HOUSING SECTOR ( in US$) Damages Losses Total Houses destroyed 7, 378,000 7,378,000 La Libertad 343,000 San Salvador 1,260,000 Cuscatlán 392,000 La Paz 2,786,000 San Vicente 2,597,000 Urban properties lost 2,582,300 La Libertad 120,050 San Salvador 441,000 Cuscatlán 137,200 La Paz 975,100 San Vicente 908,950 Homes partially damaged 4,210,500 4,210,500 La Libertad 27,300 San Salvador 1,110,900 Cuscatlán 680,400 La Paz 1,318,800 San Vicente 1,073,100 Household effects 3,670,800 3,670,800 La Libertad 74,400 San Salvador 850,800 Cuscatlán 456,000 La Paz 1,231,200 San Vicente 1,058,400 Demolition and removal of debris 400,520 400,520 La Libertad 18,620 San Salvador 68,400 Cuscatlán 21,280 La Paz 151,240 San Vicente 140,980 Lost revenue 135,135 135,135 Monthly revenue leased houses 54,054 Monthly revenue houses under credit arrangements 81,081 Source: Estimates by assessment mission based on official information.
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