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60 | El Salvador: Damage, Loss, and Needs Assesment General Manuel Belgrano and Centro Escolar Rubén Darío), in the Municipality of Soyapango (1) (Centro Escolar el Progreso), and in the Municipality of Tonacatepeque (1) (Centro Escolar Cantón Veracruz). In the Department of San Vicente, shelters were located in the Municipality of Guadalupe (1) (Instituto Nacional Profesor Santiago Echegoyen), in the Municipality of San Cayetano Istepeque (1) (Centro Escolar Caserío La Entrevista), in the Municipality of San Sebastián (1) (Instituto Nacional de San Sebastián), in the Municipality of San Vicente (4) (Centro Escolar Concepción de María, Centro Escolar Doctor José Rosa Pacas, Complejo Educativo Marcelino García Flamenco and Centro Escolar Antonia Galindo), in the Municipality of Tepetitán (2) (Complejo Educativo Pedro Pablo Castillo and Centro Escolar Cantón Concepción de Cañas), and in the Municipality of Verapaz (2) (Centro Escolar Presbítero Francisco Palacios and Centro Escolar Caserío Santa Teresa). Finally, in the Department of Usulután, the shelter was located in the Municipality of Santa Elena (1) (Centro Escolar Caserío Los Tres Postes). In the 74 educational centers used as shelters, it is necessary to conduct a series of rehabilitation and replacement works, such as painting, replacement of doors and windows, installation of locks, cleaning of floors, cleaning of toilets and septic tanks, and replacement of incandescent lighting with energy-saving fluorescent lighting, among many other efforts that would leave these educational centers in workable, usable conditions for the next semester. As additional information, fortunately students were in their final days of classes on the dates when the hurricane struck, and therefore the semester was not significantly affected. However, for some schools, the start of classes may need to be delayed until rehabilitation and replacement efforts have been completed. The cost of rehabilitation and replacement of these educational centers has been considered a loss totaling US$1,324,886. c) Damages to Furniture and Equipment With regard to this issue, it is necessary to replace cookware and dishes in the 13 schools with the severest damages in the Departments of San Salvador (7), Cuscatlán (3), San Vicente (1) and San Miguel (2). These costs represent damages totaling US$10,559. To replace furniture in classrooms and other areas, as well as equipment, consideration has been given to damages that occurred both in the schools damaged in the Departments of San Salvador, Cabañas, Cuscatlán, La Libertad, La Paz, San Vicente, Usulután and San Miguel, and in the schools used as shelters in the Departments of San Salvador, Cabañas, Cuscatlán, La Paz, San Vicente and Usulután. In both cases, the principal elements to be replaced under this category are student desks, office furniture, chairs, blackboards, bookcases, shelves and files, as well as furniture for libraries, science laboratories, support rooms, clinics, teachers’ lounges and administrative areas. The cost of these replacements in the damaged educational centers totals US$2,444,245, and in the educational centers used as shelters, US$1,908,105. In total, the costs of replacing furniture and equipment total US$4,352,909.
II. POPULATION AND AFFECTED AREAS | 61 IMAGE 21. DESTRUCTION INSIDE CLASSROOM IN SAN VICENTE Source: MINED. d) Interventions Educational-psychological interventions have been conducted in shelters, as well as other interventions, with resources from the Ministry of Education. The extra expenditures for overtime, vehicles, fuel, per diems, etc., incurred by the Departmental Bureaus of Education and the Offices of Logistics and Education in Science, Technology and Innovation, have been considered losses and are estimated at US$159,977. e) Short-term Needs In terms of immediate requirements as a result of the impacts left by the path of Hurricane Ida, six schools require relocation. The six schools that require relocation are located in the Municipality of La Libertad, La Libertad (Centro Escolar Cooperativa San Diego), San Francisco Chinameca, La Paz (Centro Escolar Caserío El Pagadero), San Pedro Masahuat, La Paz (Centro Escolar Cantón Las Hojas), in Santo Tomás, San Salvador (Centro Escolar Doctor Antonio Días and Centro Escolar Cantón Cuapa), and in Soyapango, San Salvador (Escuela de Educación Parvularia Colonia Las Brisas). The costs of this relocation total US$2,940,000. B.2.3 Culture Among its other duties, the Ministry of Culture is in charge of San Salvador’s City Zoo, which experienced damages to its infrastructure totaling US$354,023 and a loss of US$366,599 due to a loss of revenue for the six months during which it will remain closed for repairs. The repairs to be made consist mainly of demolition and removal of debris, including: dismantling, removal and clearing, grading and compacting, new metallic structures, repairs to various civil works, bricklaying, painting, tree planting and digging, electrical and sanitary installations, and dismantling of doors.
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