Hela Province

TN34 Highlands Earthquake Disaster Social Infrastructure Assessment Report – Hela Province

Prepared for the Australian High Commission 16 April 2018

This program, administered by Cardno, is an Australian aid project, funded by the Australian Government

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Document History

Description of Version Effective Date Prepared by Reviewed by Revision v0 16 April 2018 Draft for Review Bruce P, Roger Bottrall Cathy A, Jayson A

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Contents

Executive Summary ...... 5 Introduction ...... 5 Assessment and Scoping Process ...... 5 Recommended Allocations ...... 5 Priority Areas ...... 6 1 Introduction ...... 7 1.1 General ...... 7 1.2 Background ...... 7 2 Limitations ...... 7 3 Task and Location ...... 8 4 Key Stakeholders ...... 10 5 Timeframes and Works Program ...... 10 5.1 Program ...... 10 5.2 Activities & Deliverables – Hela Province ...... 10 6 Security, Health & Safety ...... 11 7 Recommendations ...... 11 7.1 Hela Province ...... 11 8 Appendices ...... 12 8.1 Appendix A – List of Facilities ...... 12 8.2 Appendix B – Maps ...... 12 8.3 Appendix C – Cost Estimate Summary ...... 12 8.4 Appendix D – Detailed Damage Assessment Forms ...... 12 8.5 Appendix E – Temporary Accommodation Structure & VIP Toilet ...... 12

Acronyms

AHC Australian High Commission Joint Understanding and Infrastructure Program BP Bruce Pickering, Assessment Team, Facilities Management Specialist CA Cathy Alu, Assessment Team, Quantity Surveyor DFAT Development of Foreign Affairs and Trade HPG Hele Provincial Government GoA Government of Australia GoPNG Government of Papua New Guinea JA Jayson Ambili, Assessment Team, Building Services JU Joint Understanding PNG Papua New Guinea PNGDF Papua New Guinea Defence Force PM Philip Makarai, Assessment Team, Structural Engineer TEU Technical Enabling Unit (Cardno Emerging Markets) TN Tasking Note VIP Ventilation Improved Pit TN34 Highlands Earthquake Disaster Social Infrastructure Assessment Report – Hela Province

Executive Summary

Introduction A technical assessment team comprising Technical Enabling Unit (TEU) advisors was tasked with carrying out an assessment of key social infrastructure buildings and services affected by the recent earthquake in the PNG Highlands. The assessment team focused the study on assessments of Papua New Guinea (PNG) Government health and education facilities, and other key social infrastructure like Provincial and District assets, police and church-operated service centres.

The assessments were carried out by two teams:

- one team covering the Southern Highlands and Western Provinces, and - the other team covering Hela and West Sepik Provinces.

Separate reports will be provided for each of these areas. This report is for the Hela Province.

Assessment and Scoping Process The main sources used for the damage assessment and scoping exercise included: • Damage assessments conducted by the TEU team travelling to various parts the provinces and assessing each facility. • The TEU team consisted of Bruce Pickering (Team Leader), Philip Makarai (Structural Engineer), Cathy Alu (Cost Estimator) and Jason Ambili (Building Services). • List of facilities for assessment were sought from meetings with various stakeholders and Provincial Disaster management coordinators in Tari, the capital of Hela Province. The list of facilities assessed is provided in Appendix A and maps of the areas covered is provided at Appendix B.

Recommended Allocations A scope of remedial works or replacement of infrastructure has been recommended at a total cost of $89,353,260.

The works are in two parts, the first is high priority work required to support the immediate recovery phase. It is recommended that these works commence within a period of three months. The second part is for works that will be required to support the longer term recovery plan. Justification is provided as to the need for immediate or longer term recovery work for each of the assessed assets.

In summary, an estimate of $13,429,260 has been recommended for the initial recovery phase and for the $75,924,000 longer term recovery plan. Table 1 below provides the summary of costs per District in Hela Province. A detailed list of works and an estimate of costs for each facility is provided in Appendix C.

Table 1 – Summary of Immediate and Long Term Recovery Costs – Hela Province Districts Immediate Long Term Total Per District Recovery Phase Recovery Phase (AUD) Cost (AUD) Cost (AUD) Komo-Margarima District $3,198,250 $27,025,000 $30,223,250 Koroba-Kopiago District $7,160,800 $31,045,000 $38,205,800 Tari-Pori District $832,000 $5,200,000 $6,032,000 TOTAL $11,191,050 $63,270,000 $74,461,050 Contingency (20%) $2,238,210 $12,654,000 $14,892,210 TOTAL (Incl. Contingency) $13,429,260 $75,924,000 $89,353,260

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Priority Areas From the scope of works for the initial recovery phase it is recommended that work immediately commence in providing shelters, temporary accommodation for staff and toilet/ablution facilities at selected schools and health centres.

The extent of damage to infrastructure increased in relation to the distance from the earthquake epicentre. In general terms, the Districts in order of damage/level of impact are:

1. Komo-Margarima1 2. Koroba-Kopiago 3. Tari-Pori

The earthquake has resulted in significant landslides which have destroyed villages and gardens, and contamination of local surface water resources which are used by communities for drinking, cooking and washing.

The assessment team has recommended a range of “initial response” works to provide a quick response to ameliorate the impacts of the earthquake and subsequent after-shocks for residents, mitigate the risks associated with exposure, poor water quality and limited sanitation. The interim solutions will facilitate the affected communities return to normal living and provide evidence of the commitment the Australian Government has in providing direct, tangible assistance to the areas of highest need.

The initial responses recommended fall into two categories:

- New works consisting of shelters, water storage and toilet/ablution facilities, and in some cases modular houses for urgently required accommodation, and - Essential/urgent repairs to structural elements, services and building fabric

The shelters will provide much needed shelter, water, lighting and a focal point/facility that can be used to restore medical and administrative services and in some cases, commence modest schooling operations to assist the displaced communities.

Deployment of the Ventilation Improved Pit (VIP) toilets will overcome the situation observed in all districts where the pit toilets and septic tank systems had either collapsed or were extensively damaged rendering them inoperable. Also damage to water tanks has destroyed sources of potable water and adversely compromised sanitation waste disposal outcomes. The risks of accelerating health problems through poor quality water and hygiene will be reduced through this interim measure.

The provision of modular accommodation will provide urgently needed shelter for areas that are accessible by road. These units can be relatively quickly deployed and be used for long-term solutions in-situ or economically redeployed if more permanent solutions are required.

Appendix E details the design of the proposed shelter structure, including the VIP toilets.

A number of priority areas, such as Mananda and Idawi were not assessed due escalating civil unrest and increased safety/security risks. The teams brief was to limit inspections to Centres and Sub-centres. No aid posts were inspected.

1 The total value of the infrastructure damge is higher in the Koroba-Kopiago District, however the severity and extenet of damage per site is higher in the Komo-Margarima District, hence the difference in order of priority.

TN34 Highlands Earthquake Disaster Social Infrastructure Assessment Report – Hela Province

1 Introduction

1.1 General On 19 July 2013, Australia and Papua New Guinea announced a Joint Understanding (JU) on further Bilateral Cooperation on Health, Education and Law and Order. The JU commits the Government of Australia (GoA), via the Australian Government’s development assistance program, to lead and undertake the upfront master planning, scoping, design and feasibility assessments associated with a wide range of technically and conceptually complex capital infrastructure works and related activities.

The Tasking Note 34 (TN34) was issued and signed on 16 March 2018.

1.2 Background On the 26 February 2018, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck the Highland provinces of Hela, Southern Highlands and some regions of the Western Highlands and West Sepik Provinces. Since then, there has been numerous aftershocks that are still being experienced, with a significant 6.3 magnitude earthquake recorded on Saturday 7 April 2018.

There were numerous reports which suggest that there is significant loss of life and extensive damage had occurred to roads, infrastructure and other services across affected areas. A number of urban settlements as well as remote villages have been affected in the form of landslides and landslips which means that many roads have been cut off, water supply and connections are potentially contaminated and a range of other wide spread effects to village communities. It has been reported that2:

- 270,000 people are in need of assistance across four provinces of PNG Highlands - 11,041 households (55,205 people) remain displaced - 91% of health facilities are open, but almost 55% have no water, and - 15,726 students in 105 schools assessed as partially or completely damaged have had their access to education affected by the earthquake.

An emergency National Disaster Restoration Team was formed by the PNG Government (GoPNG) under the leadership of the emergency controller Dr. William Hamblin. The team had been initially allocated K150m for the recovery program and a further K300m for longer term rebuilding has been pledged.

As part of the initial recovery effort, the National Disaster Restoration Team invited donor organisations to a meeting on 5 March 2018 chaired by the Secretary of the Department of Works (DoW), David Wereh. The Technical Enabling Unit (TEU) was asked to attend and represent the DFAT infrastructure section. TEU advised DFAT and the National Disaster Restoration Team that they had the capability and capacity to carry out assessments of buildings and other infrastructure services and could be available to assist where needed.

On this basis, the Australian High Commission (AHC) has agreed to provide a team composing of TEU and Department of Works members to assist with initial assessments of key social infrastructure, focusing on health and education facilitates, as a necessary part of the initial recovery effort.

2 Limitations The scope and estimates of social infrastructure damage assessments and estimates in this report are provided conditional on the following qualifications:

• The assessments were based on non-intrusive visual inspections of the building elements carried out by the inspection team and does not utilise any detailed planning, engineering design, seismic analysis or calculation for the purpose of this scoping exercise and report. Further design and investigation

2 Highlands Earthquake Situation report No. 7 issued 13 April 2018 (www.reliefweb.int PNG earthquakes).

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may be required to understand the full extent of the damages and to develop detailed design for the remedial works. • The assets selected for inspection were determined by information received from a variety of sources including but not limited to the DoW, Provincial Disaster Centres, NGO’s and Churches. • The inspection teams carried out inspections to district and sub-district centres but not to any aid posts or smaller centres. Also the lack of information on schools in Hela limited the team’s capacity to program additional assessments, beyond the locations identified in the base-line information provided for health centres and sub-centres. • This assessment does not therefore include every social infrastructure asset in the affected disaster areas but does include most of the key assets within the main centres, particularly those related to health and education. • Estimates are based on square meter (m2) and lump sum rates. These estimates may require further detailed assessment and review to ensure accuracy. • Due to a number of unknown factors that could affect the price at this early stage there has been a 20% contingency included in the estimates to cover these factors. • All estimates are in AUD$. • We have assumed project management and oversight will be carried out under separate operational cost budgets. • Rates are based on local labour using locally available accommodation, without the need for extensive full-time security of personnel and assets. • The recommended scope of works does not include preventative maintenance make-good costs for deteriorated condition of assets pre-earthquake, although some rectification works has been allowed for where appropriate to ensure a workable solution is delivered. • Cost estimates derived only includes repair and rebuilding works to infrastructure caused by the earthquake and generally excludes equipment, machinery and personal belongings. • Consideration should be given to the restoration of “like-for-like” where services may not have been delivered from earthquake affected areas, such as facility closures or diverted services due to security concerns i.e. Komo District Hospital, Paga Primary School. • The volume of work, if commenced simultaneously, could severely impact upon rates (materials and labour) due to ‘surge’ pricing. • Rates assume that access for land-based vehicles has been restored (i.e. roads/bridges so materials delivery does not require delivery by air). • Rates for temporary works or repairs are based on restoring existing facilities where possible, to their pre-earthquake state. Rates do not include upgrades to latest Building Code of Australia (BCA) or Australian Standards (AS). However, rates for replacement (new) buildings/works are based on the latest Australian Building Codes and Standards.

3 Task and Location The TEU was tasked by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) to undertake a joint assessment with the PNG DoW of key social infrastructure facilities in the earthquake affected areas of the Highlands region. The Hela assessment team comprised TEU personnel only as the DoW resources were fully committed to other programs. The TEU team focused on damage assessments of health, education and church-operated facilities, although other key government infrastructure such as district offices and police stations were also carried out as per directions from District government and the Provincial Disaster Coordination team.

This report is focussed on Hela Province only, asa separate report will be prepared for the Telefomin District of the West Sepik Province. These reports will complement the separate report already provided for the Southern Highlands Province and parts of Western Province.

The following table (Table 2) provides a summary of deliverables for this assessment and reporting.

TN34 Highlands Earthquake Disaster Social Infrastructure Assessment Report – Hela Province

Table 2 – Summary of Deliverables for the Hela Province assessment team Deliverable Requirements Phase 1 • Confirm key stakeholders and coordination points Scoping and • Briefing with the Disaster Restoration Team – to ensure a coordinated Team Selection (1 approach -2 days) • Establish priority locations and areas needing immediate assessment

• Confirmation of technical skills required • Engagement of team (including sub-consultants) • Development of a risk mitigation strategy

Phase 2 • Development of detailed assessment methodology Development of • Development of operational and health and safety plans for specific locations Methodology and • Approval of methodology by DFAT Health and Safety • Approval of Health and Safety plans by Cardno Plans (2-3 days) Phase 3 • Deploy a team pending approval of the development of detailed methodology Mobilisation and and required plans. Assessment • Mobilisation of team members, including logistics and security (approx. 7 – 10 • Provincial assessments undertaken days) • Written and verbal reports provided to DFAT and the DoW Disaster Management Committee Assessment • Detailed report provided to DFAT and the DoW Disaster Management Report Committee (approx. 7–10 • The team shall be prepared to present their findings and recommendations to days) the GoPNG and GoA, following submission of the Report.

The condition assessments and report recommendations aim to inform decisions by the National Disaster Centre, the National Disaster Restoration Team, and DFAT regarding the damage caused by the earthquake to social infrastructure buildings and services.

The assessment report will provide recommendations in two parts:

1. Part A – Immediate infrastructure solutions to support the initial phase of disaster recovery; and 2. Part B – Longer term solutions for the redevelopment of building infrastructure and services.

The TEU team comprised of technical advisors in the disciplines of facilities management, structural, building services and quantity surveying to undertake the work. The team leader spent two days in Tari establishing points of contact with key stakeholders from the Hela Provincial Government, Department of Works, Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary, Oil Search Foundation and the Hela Provincial Disaster Coordination Committee. The logistics of combining the Telefomin District from Tari was also explored at this time but was unfeasible which required preparation of a separate West Sepik assessment program.

Subsequently, the TEU tam spent five days based in Tari travelling to all district and sub-district centres in the Hela Province. Some remote areas were not accessible by road due to the lack of access roads or existing roadblocks, thus air transport was required for such areas. Other areas, such as Mananda in the Komo- Margarima District were scheduled for assessment but cancelled at the last minute due to security concerns.

The onsite assessment was carried out between 25 and 29 March 2018.

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4 Key Stakeholders A requirement of this Tasking Note was to engage with the following key stakeholders:

DFAT • James Passmore – DFAT Counsellor • Matt Kelem – DFAT First Secretary • Simon King – DFAT Second Secretary • AHC Disaster Management Team

GoPNG • David Wereh – Secretary, Department of Works • Bill Hamblin – Disaster Restoration Coordinator • PNG Government Disaster Restoration Team • National Disaster Centre • Provincial Disaster Centres (Mendi and Tari) • PNG Defence Force • Provincial Police Commanders • Provincial Administrations • Regional DoW Manager • Provincial Works Manager

Other • Oil Search Foundation Ltd • Various Development Aid Donors • Various humanitarian NGOs

During the course of the project these stakeholders, and additional stakeholders and users, were regularly consulted during the assessment period. These included staff and management of the facilities, provincial and local government officers, NGOs and associated government departments.

5 Timeframes and Works Program

5.1 Program This Tasking Note requested a report was prepared within 15 days of commencement. With the late inclusion of Hela Province assessment an additional 10 days were required to complete both assessment areas.

5.2 Activities & Deliverables – Hela Province The activities and deliverables associated with this project are provided in Table 3 below.

Table 3 – Activities and Deliverables Date Activity Work Details 21-23 March 2018 Stakeholder Development of scope and methodology via meetings and Consultations. consultations 25-29 March 18 Field assessments3 Komo-Margarima District, Tari-Pori District and Koroba-Kopiago Districts, Hela Province4 4 April - 16April 18 Report write-up Development of Draft Report 17 April 18 Draft Report issued Draft Report issued

3 Field assessments for Telefomin District, West Sepik Province are not scheduled at the time of preparing this report and will the subject of a separate dedicated West Sepik Province report 4 Assessments program ceased mid-afternoon Wednesday 28 March 2018 due to rapidly escalating civil unrest in Tari. The team was evacuated from in Hela Province at 1100am on Thursday 29 March 2018.

TN34 Highlands Earthquake Disaster Social Infrastructure Assessment Report – Hela Province

6 Security, Health & Safety The TEU is committed to providing a safe working environment and safe systems of work to ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of all TEU employees and sub-consultants.

TEU undertook to provide logistics and safety arrangements in accordance with the TEU HSE Plan and the project-specific Safety Plan for travel to remote and regional locations. The Travel Safety Plan was created for the field work and issued to all travelling team members and the TEU Security Focal Point located in Port Moresby. Travel by road was with the use a local liaison officer in all districts and in Komo-Margarima the team was accompanied by armed PNGDF personnel.

Due to the escalating civil unrest in Tari, the team ceased site assessments in the afternoon of Wednesday 28 March, relocated accommodation to an area closer to the airport on Wednesday evening and was evacuated by chartered helicopter on the morning of Thursday 29 March.

7 Recommendations There are two parts to the recommendations:

1. The first part represents remedial solutions that support the initial recovery effort. These are all high priority and should commence implementation within the next three (3) months at the time of issue of this report. These activities are considered vital to the transition period between humanitarian and rebuilding communities. 2. The second part is the longer term permanent solutions in redeveloping social infrastructure to facilitate the restoration of public services to the affected communities.

Table below provides summary of budget allocations to the various districts and Local-Level governments (LLGs) within the Southern Highlands Province.

7.1 Hela Province A summary of cost and budget allocations recommended for the initial disaster recovery and the longer term restoration of the key social infrastructure in the assessed areas are provided in Tables 4 and 5 respectively.

Table 4 - Remedial Solutions to Support the Initial Recovery Effort (Part A) Districts Cost5 Brief Description of Recovery Work Koroba-Kopiago $7,160,800 Temporary facilities for schools and medical centres recommended + urgent repairs Tari-Pori $832,000 Temporary facilities for schools and medical centres recommended+ urgent repairs Komo-Margarima $3,198,250 Temporary facilities for schools and medical centres recommended+ urgent repairs

The table below provides recommendation on the long term recovery efforts which largely focuses on the permanent repair and rebuilding of social infrastructure assets to ensure future operation of the facilities and provide infrastructure complaint to building standards ensuring resilience of assets to future seismic activity.

Table 5 - Remedial Solutions to Support the Longer Term Recovery Effort (Part B) Districts Cost6 Brief Description of Recovery Work Koroba-Kopiago $31,045,000 Permanent building structures to schools and medical centres

5 Cost Estimate excludes 20% contingency & GST 6 As for Part A Cost Estimates

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Tari-Pori $5,200,000 Permanent building structures to schools and medical centres Komo-Margarima $27,025,000 Permanent building structures to schools and medical centres

8 Appendices

8.1 Appendix A – List of Facilities

8.2 Appendix B – Maps

8.3 Appendix C – Cost Estimate Summary

8.4 Appendix D – Detailed Damage Assessment Forms

8.5 Appendix E – Temporary Accommodation Structure & VIP Toilet

Hela Province Earthquake Disaster Assesments - Summary BP Bruce Pickering; CA- Cathy Alu; JA - Jayson Ambili; PM - Philip Makarai

Date of Assessment No Facility Name Location District-Province Assessment Team Form(s) Responsibility Asset A Asset B Asset C Asset D Asset E Asset F Asset G Sunday 25/03/2018 1 Evangelical Church of PNG Headquarters Halongali Tari-Pori District BP, CA, JA, PM Cathy Administration Building Staff Houses Store Room Workshop & Carport

Monday 26/03/2018 6 Paga High School Paga Koroba-Kopiago BP, JA Jayson Double Classroom Staff Room 7 Paga Primary School Paga Koroba-Kopiago BP, JA Not required Paga Health Centre Paga Koroba-Kopiago BP, JA Not required 8 Fugwa Primary School Fugwa Koroba-Kopiago BP, JA Jayson Main Building Single Classroom X 2 Two Storey Classroom Double Classroom x 3 Staff House x 13 Library Student Toilets 9 Fugwa Health Centre Fugwa Koroba-Kopiago BP, JA Jayson Ward Delivery Building Staff Duplex Staff House x 4 10 Guala Primary School Guala Koroba-Kopiago BP, JA Bruce Double Classroom x 2 Triple Classroom Admin/Library Student Teacher Dorm Staff House x 5 Student Toilets 11 Guala Health Centre Guala Koroba-Kopiago BP, JA Jayson Two storey staff house Staff House Staff transit accommodation 12 Koroba Secondary School Koroba Koroba-Kopiago CA, PM Cathy Staff Houses x 4 Double Classroom x 5 Library Science lab 13 Koroba Health Centre Koroba Koroba-Kopiago CA, PM Cathy In-patient Ward Labour Ward Ablutions Block Staff Houses x 20 Old Nutrition Building New Maternity Ward Administration Office 15 Koroba Police Station Koroba Koroba-Kopiago CA, PM Not required 15 Koroba Police Barracks Koroba Koroba-Kopiago CA, PM Cathy Staff Houses x 10 Pori Health Centre Pori Tari-Pori Not required Pori School Pori Tari-Pori Not required Hungi Health Centre Hungi Tari-Pori Not required Hungi School Hungi Tari-Pori Not required Wanakipa Health Centre Wanakipa Koroba-Kopiago Not required Wanakipa School Wanakipa Koroba-Kopiago Not required Kopiago Health Centre Kopiago Koroba-Kopiago Not required Kopiago School Kopiago Koroba-Kopiago Not required Kagoma Health Centre Kagoma Koroba-Kopiago Not required Kagoma School Kagoma Koroba-Kopiago Not required Kelago Health Centre Kelago Koroba-Kopiago Not required Kelago School Kelago Koroba-Kopiago Not required

Tuesday 27/03/18 20 Panduagai Primary School Panduagai Komo-Margarima CA, PM Cathy Building Services 21 Panduagai Health Centre Panduagai Komo-Margarima CA, PM Cathy Building Services 22 Awabia Primary School Awabia Komo-Margarima BP, JA Jayson 2-storey classroom (4) Double Classroom Block 1 Double Classrom Block 2 Student Toilets Staff Hoiuses x 6 23 Margarima Primary School Magarima Komo-Margarima CA, PM Cathy Double Classroom 24 Margarima Health Centre Magarima Komo-Margarima CA, PM Cathy Building Services 25 Juni Primary School Juni Komo-Margarima BP, JA Jayson Student Toilets Staff Houses x 11 26 Juni Health Centre Juni Komo-Margarima BP, JA Jayson Ward Staff Houses x 8 34 Juni Police station Juni Komo-Margarima BP, JA Not required 34 Juni Court House Juni Komo-Margarima BP, JA Not required 27 Benari Primary School Benari Komo-Margarima CA, PM Not required 28 Benari Health Centre Benari Komo-Margarima CA, PM Not required 29 Komo District Hospital Komo Komo-Margarima BP, JA Jayson Staff Houses x 10 Building Services Hospital Complex 30 Komo Centre Komo Centre Komo-Margarima CA, PM Cathy Elementary Double c/room Prim Double c/room Staff Houses x 7 Student Toilets 31 Dauli Health Centre Dauli Komo-Margarima CA, PM Cathy

Wednesday 28/30/2018 2 Tari-Pori District Administration Building Tari Town Tari-Pori CA, PM, JA Cathy Adminstration Building 3 District Court Tari Town Tari-Pori Not required 3 Magistrate Court Tari Town Tari-Pori Not required 3 Provincial Education Office Tari Town Tari-Pori Not required 3 Provincial Police HQ Tari Town Tari-Pori Not required 6 Magistrate Court Tari Town Tari-Pori Not required 4 Anovi Police Brackes Tari Town Tari-Pori Not required 5 Pii Police Barracks Tari Town Tari-Pori Not required 32 Dauli Teachers College Magarima Komo-Magarima Not required 33 Tari Secondary High School Magarima Komo-Magarima CA, PM, JA Jayson Principals residence Staff House x 2 Student Toilets Staff Building 16 Maria Primary School Maria Koroba-Kopiago CA, PM, JA Cathy Adminstration Building Double Classroom x 2 Staff house x 16 17 Maria Subhealth Centre Maria Koroba-Kopiago CA, PM, JA Jayson Building Services 18 Hedemari Subhealth Centre Hedemari Koroba-Kopiago CA, PM, JA Cathy Main Building Staff Houses x 4 19 Hedemari Primary School Hedemari Koroba-Kopiago CA, PM, JA Cathy Staff Houses x 5 Double Classroom x 6 4 Anovi Police Barracks Anovi Tari-Pori Not required 5 Pii Police Barracks Pii Tari-Pori Not required 31 Dauli Health Centre Dauli Komo-Margarima CA, PM Not required

Not Inspected 3 St Francis of Assisi Church Tari Town Tari-Pori Bruce Church Building Not Inspected 14 St Georges Church Koroba Koroba-Kopiago Bruce Church Building Not Inspected 30 St Pauls Church Komo Centre Komo-Margarima Bruce Church Building Not Inspected Kekerene Health Centre Kekerene Koroba-Kopiago Not required Not Inspected Wulagu Health Centre Wulagu Koroba-Kopiago Not required Not Inspected Pureni School Pureni Komo-Magarima Not required Not Inspected Paua Health Centre Paua Komo-Margarima Not required Not Inspected Aluni Health Centre Aluni Komo-Margarima Not required Not Inspected Mannda Health Centre Mananda Komo-Margarima Not required Not Inspected Parai School Parai Komo-Margarima Not required Not Inspected Walete Health Centre Karida Komo-Margarima Not required Not Inspected Karida Health Centre Walete Komo-Margarima Not required Not Inspected Idawi Health Centre Idawi Komo-Margarima Not required Not Inspected Tigibil Health Centre Tigibil Komo-Margarima Not required Hela Province Earthquake Disaster Assessments - Cost Estimate Summary Version V1 16/04/2018

General Information Immediate (Section 5 - Part A) Longer Term (Section 5 - Part B) Facility District Facility Location Asset Ref Asset Unit QTY % Damage Description of Work Rate ($/m2) Total Cost Low Med High Description of Work Unit Rate Total Cost Ref 2 Tari-Pori 1 Evangelical Church of PNG Headquarters Halongali 01-A Administration Building m 300 100% Provide temporary facilities $ 600.00 $ 180,000.00  Replacement $ 3,500.00 $ 1,050,000.00 2 01-B Staff Houses (x10) m 720 100% Provide temporary facilities $ 600.00 $ 432,000.00  Replacement $ 3,000.00 $ 2,160,000.00 2 01-C Store Room m 200 100% Provide temporary facilities $ 20,000.00  Replacement $ 1,500.00 $ 300,000.00 2 01-D Workshop & Carport m 200 50%  Replacement $ 750.00 $ 150,000.00

2 2 Tari-Pori District Administration Building Tari Town 02-A Office Building m 440 100%  Replacement $ 3,500.00 $ 1,540,000.00

3 District Court Tari Town 03-A Poor condition of assets due to lack of preventative maintenance & not result of earthqauke damage Magistrate House Tari Town 03-B Poor condition of assets due to lack on preventative maintenance & not result of earthqauke damage Provincial Administration Education Office Tari Town 03-C Assets in good condition & no evidence of earthquake damage National Court Tari Town 03-D Assets in good condition & no evidence of earthquake damage Provinical Police HQ Tari Town 03-E Assets in good condition & no evidence of earthquake damage St Francis Church Tari Town 03-F Church Building m2 500 40% Repair wall cladding and rebuilt sacristy $ 1,000.00 $ 200,000.00

4 Anovi Police Barracks Tari Town 04-A Assets in good condition & no evidence of earthquake damage

5 Pii Police Barracks Tari Town 05-A Assets in good condition & no evidence of earthquake damage

Pori Health Subcentre Pori Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Pori School Pori Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Hungi Health Subcentre Hungi Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Hungi School Hungi Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Hiwanda Health Subcentre Hiwanda Unable to visit for inspection due to tribal fighting Tari-Pori Sub Total $ 832,000.00 $ 5,200,000.00 2 Koroba-Kopiago 6 Paga High School Paga 06-A Double classroom m 160 10% Repair damaged footings $ 2,000.00 $ 32,000.00  2 06-B Staff Room m 140 10% Repair damaged footings $ 2,000.00 $ 28,000.00 

7 Paga Primary School Paga 07-A Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Paga Health Subcentre Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected

2 8 Fugwa Primary School Fugwa 08-A Main bldg (inc. office, 4 classrooms & store) m 420 100% Temp orary shelter x 2 & demolish unsafe blds $ 3,000.00 $ 2,400,000.00  Replacement $ 5,500.00 $ 2,310,000.00 2 08-B Single classroom #1 m 70 100%  Replacement $ 5,500.00 $ 385,000.00 2 08-C Single classroom #2 m 70 100%  Replacement $ 5,500.00 $ 385,000.00 2 08-D Two storey building w/4 classrooms & 2 offices m 320 50%  Internal Repairs $ 2,000.00 $ 640,000.00 2 08-E Double classroom (x3) m 480 100%  Replacement $ 5,500.00 $ 2,640,000.00 2 08-F Staff house (x13) m 936 100%  Replacement $ 3,500.00 $ 3,276,000.00 2 08-G Library m 75 100%  Replacement $ 5,500.00 $ 412,500.00 08-H Student Toilets item 100 100% S & I VIP toilets and water $ 500.00 $ 50,000.00  Replacement $ 1,000.00 $ 100,000.00

2 9 Fugwa Health Centre Fugwa 09-A Ward m 64 100% Provide temporary facilities $ 3,000.00 $ 192,000.00  Replacement $ 5,500.00 $ 352,000.00 2 09-B Delivery Building m 49 100% $ -  Replacement $ 5,500.00 $ 269,500.00 2 09-C Staff Duplex m 84 100% Provide temporary facilities $ 600.00 $ 50,400.00  Replacement $ 3,500.00 $ 294,000.00 2 09-D Single Staff House (x4) m 288 100% Provide temporary facilities $ 600.00 $ 172,800.00  Replacement $ 3,500.00 $ 1,008,000.00

10 Guala Primary School Guala 10-A Double classroom (x2) m2 320 20% Repair damaged footings $ 2,000.00 $ 128,000.00 2 10-B Triple classroom m 230 100%  Replacement $ 5,500.00 $ 1,265,000.00 10-C Admin/Library m2 160 20% Repair damaged footings $ 2,000.00 $ 64,000.00 2 10-D Student Teacher Dormitory m 50 100%  Replacement $ 3,000.00 $ 150,000.00 2 10-E Staff Houses (X5) m 360 100%  Replacement $ 3,500.00 $ 1,260,000.00 2 10-F Student Toilets (boys & girls) m 50 100% S & I VIP toilets and water $ 500.00 $ 25,000.00 

11 Guala Health Centre Guala 11-A Two storey staff houses m2 112 50% Major structural repairs $ 2,000.00 $ 112,000.00 $ - 11-B Staff house m2 56 50% Major structural repairs $ 2,000.00 $ 56,000.00 $ - 11-C Staff transit accommodation m2 56 50% Major structural repairs $ 2,000.00 $ 56,000.00 $ -

2 12 Koroba Secondary School Koroba 12-A Staff houses (x4) m 288 100% Provide temporary facilities $ 600.00 $ 172,800.00  Replacement $ 3,000.00 $ 864,000.00 2 12-B Double classroom (x5) m 1150 100% Provide temporary facilities $ 1,000.00 $ 1,150,000.00  Replacement $ 4,000.00 $ 4,600,000.00 2 12-C Library m 230 100% $ -  Replacement $ 4,000.00 $ 920,000.00 2 12-D Science Lab m 230 100% $ -  Replacement $ 4,000.00 $ 920,000.00

2 13 Koroba Health Centre Koroba 13-A In-patient ward m 276 100% Provide temporary facilities $ 3,000.00 $ 828,000.00  Replacement $ 6,000.00 $ 1,656,000.00 2 13-B Labour ward m 144 100% $ -  Replacement $ 6,000.00 $ 864,000.00 13-C Ablutions block m2 72 60% Repair as required $ 2,000.00 $ 86,400.00 Hela Province Earthquake Disaster Assessments - Cost Estimate Summary Version V1 16/04/2018

General Information Immediate (Section 5 - Part A) Longer Term (Section 5 - Part B) Facility District Facility Location Asset Ref Asset Unit QTY % Damage Description of Work Rate ($/m2) Total Cost Low Med High Description of Work Unit Rate Total Cost Ref 2 13-D Staff houses (x15) m 1080 30% Repair as required $ 600.00 $ 194,400.00  Replacement $ 3,500.00 $ 1,134,000.00 2 13-E Old Nutrition Building m 100 100% $ - $ -  Replacement $ 3,000.00 $ 300,000.00 13-F New Maternity Ward m2 350 50% Repair foundation cracks in slab $ 1,000.00 $ 175,000.00 2 13-G Administration Office m 160 100% $ -  Replacement $ 3,000.00 $ 480,000.00

14 St George Church Koroba 12-A Church Building m2 300 50% Repair structural damage $ 600.00 $ 90,000.00

2 15 Koroba Police Barracks Koroba 15-A Staff houses (x10) m 600 100% Provide temporary facilities $ 600.00 $ 360,000.00  Replacement $ 3,500.00 $ 2,100,000.00 Koroba Police Station 15-B Building closed for previous 3 years. No works recommended

2 16 Maria Primary School Maria 16-A Administration Bldg + Library m 140 60% Provide temporary facilities $ 1,500.00 $ 126,000.00  Replacement $ 4,000.00 $ 560,000.00 2 16-B Double classroom (x1) m 160 100% $ -  Replacement $ 4,000.00 $ 640,000.00 16-C Staff house (x16) m2 1040 75% Repair as required, tuffa tanks $ 600.00 $ 468,000.00 $ - $ - 17 Maria Sub-health Centre Maria 17-A SubHealth Centre Building m2 1 0% Nil $ - $ - $ - $ - 18 Hedemari Subhealth Centre Hedemari 18-A SubHealth Centre Building item 1 0% Nil $ - $ - $ - 18-B Staff house (x2) m2 144 50% Repair damaged footings $ 2,000.00 $ 144,000.00

2 19 Hedemari Primary School Hedemari 19-A Staff houses (x5) m 360 50% $ -  Replacement $ 3,500.00 $ 1,260,000.00 2 19-B Double classroom (x6) m 1380 0% 0 $ - $ -

Wanakipa Health Subcentre Wanakipa Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Wanakipa School Wanakipa Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Kopiago School Kopiago Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Kopiago Health Subcentre Kopiago Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Kagoma School Kagoma Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Kagoma Health Subcentre Kagoma Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Kelago School Kelago Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Kelago Health Subcentre Kelago Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Kakarene Health Subcentre Kakarene Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Wulagu Health Subcentre Wulagu Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected Pureni Health Subcentre Pureni Unable to visit for inspection due to tribal fighting Koraba-Kopiago Sub Total $ 7,160,800.00 $ 31,045,000.00 Komo-Margarima 20 Panduagai Primary School Panduakai 20-A Double classroom building m2 160 30% Repair as required and water tanks $ 2,000.00 $ 96,000.00 $ -

21 Panduagai Health Centre Panduakai 21-A Staff Houses (x3) m2 168 30% Repair as required and replace water tanks $ 1,000.00 $ 50,400.00 $ - $ -

2 22 Awabia Primary School Awabia 22-A 2-storey classroom (x4) m 288 100% Temoprary facilities and water tanks $ 3,000.00 $ 864,000.00  Replacement $ 4,000.00 $ 1,152,000.00 2 22-B Double Classroom Block 1 & 2 m 320 100% $ -  Replacement $ 4,000.00 $ 1,280,000.00 22-C Student Toilets ( Male / Female) m2 20 100% Provision of temoprary pit toilets $ 1,000.00 $ 20,000.00 $ - 22-D Staff houses (x6) m2 432 30% Repair damaged footings and bracing and water tanks$ 2,500.00 $ 324,000.00 $ -

23 Margarima Primary School Magarima 23-A Site Wide Infrastructure Facilities m2 60000 1% Repair damaged tanks, pit toilets and foundation repairs$ where 300.00 required$ 180,000.00 $ -

24 Margarima Health Centre Magarima 24-A Building Services item 1 0% Nil $ - $ - $ -

25 Juni Primary School Juni Primary 25-A Staff House (x11) m2 825 30% Replaced damaged water tanks $ 500.00 $ 123,750.00 $ -

26 Juni Health Centre Juni Health Centre26-A Staff House (x8) m2 576 50% Make good foundations (x1) and brace where required$ and 600.00 provision$ of temoprary 172,800.00 pit toilets $ - 2 26-B General Ward - 8 Bed m 130 100% $ -  Replacement $ 6,000.00 $ 780,000.00

27 Benari Primary School Benari 27-A Unable to visit for inspection due to tribal fighting

28 Benari Health Centre Benari 28-A Unable to visit for inspection due to tribal fighting

2 29 Komo District Hospital Komo 29-A Staff Houses (x10) m 720 100% $ -  Replacement. HIGH RISK AREA $ 3,500.00 $ 2,520,000.00 2 29-B Whole Hospital Building m 1132 100% $ -  Replacement. HIGH RISK AREA $ 15,000.00 $ 16,980,000.00 29-C Site Infrastructure Services item 1 100% $ -  Replacement. HIGH RISK AREA $ 200,000.00 $ 200,000.00

2 30 Komo Centre Komo Centre 30-A Elementary School, Double Classroom m 230 100% Provide temporary facilities $ 1,500.00 $ 345,000.00  Replacement. HIGH RISK AREA $ 7,500.00 $ 1,725,000.00 30-B Primary School, Double Classroom m2 230 50% Repair as required and water tanks $ 2,500.00 $ 287,500.00 $ - 2 30-C Staff houses (x7) m 144 75% Provide temporary facilities, water tanks and power$ 1,500.00 $ 162,000.00  Replacement. HIGH RISK AREA $ 5,500.00 $ 792,000.00 Hela Province Earthquake Disaster Assessments - Cost Estimate Summary Version V1 16/04/2018

General Information Immediate (Section 5 - Part A) Longer Term (Section 5 - Part B) Facility District Facility Location Asset Ref Asset Unit QTY % Damage Description of Work Rate ($/m2) Total Cost Low Med High Description of Work Unit Rate Total Cost Ref 30-D Student Toilets (Male / Female) m2 20 100% Provision of temporary pit toilets $ 1,000.00 $ 20,000.00 30-E St Paul Church m2 1000 30% Repair structural cracks in slab and wall $ 600.00 $ 180,000.00

31 Dauli Health Centre Dauli 31-A Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected

32 Dauli Teachers College Magarima 32-A Damage not considered extensive. Facility not inspected

2 33 Tari Secondary High School Magarima 33-A Principal's residence m 244 100% $ -  Replacement $ 3,000.00 $ 732,000.00 2 33-B Staff house (x3) m 288 100% Provide temporary facilities $ 600.00 $ 172,800.00  Replacement $ 3,000.00 $ 864,000.00 33-E Site Infrastructure item 1 100% Replace southercross watertank and reconnect $ 200,000.00 $ 200,000.00 $ -

34 Juni Police Station Juni 34-A Building closed. No works recommended Juni Court Hoouse 34-B Building closed. No works recommended

Paua Health Subcentre Paua Unable to visit for inspection due to tribal fighting Aluni Health Subcentre Alini Unable to visit for inspection due to tribal fighting Mananda Health Subcentre Mananda Unable to visit for inspection due to tribal fighting Paral Health Subcentre Paral Unable to visit for inspection due to tribal fighting Karida Health Subcentre Karida Unable to visit for inspection due to tribal fighting Walete Health Subcentre Walete Unable to visit for inspection due to tribal fighting Idawi Health Subcentre Idawi Unable to visit for inspection due to tribal fighting Tigibil Health Subcentre Tigibil Unable to visit for inspection due to tribal fighting Komo-Margarima Sub Total $ 3,198,250.00 $ 27,025,000.00

Estimated Cost, Immediate Requirements $ 11,191,050.00 Estimated Cost, Medium to Long Term Requirements $ 63,270,000.00

Contingency, 20% $ 2,238,210.00 Contingency, 20% $ 12,654,000.00 Total Estimated Cost, Medium to Long Term Total Estimated Cost, Immediate Requirements $ 13,429,260.00 $ 75,924,000.00 Requirements Estimated Cost, Immediate & Longer-Term $ 74,461,050.00 Contingency (20%) $ 14,892,210.00 Total Estimated Cost $ 89,353,260.00 3 SK-02

9000l WATER TANKS PLATFORM OF COMPACTED ROAD FOOTING AND PORTAL LINE OF ROOF OVER ON CONC. SLAB BASE OR SIMILAR MATERIAL COLUMN 40,600 (BY OTHERS)

PORTAL FRAMES AT 5,000 APPROX. 4.5m CENTRES

SOLAR PANELS No. AND POSITION AS REQUIRED (BY OTHERS) 2 CLINIC 4 SK-02 (BY OTHERS) SK-02 6,000 10,000

1 SK-02

1 FLOOR PLAN - SCALE @ A2 1:100

2 3D VIEW 01 3 3D VIEW 02 PRELIMINARY ONLY - - NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

GENERAL NOTES HIGHLANDS INFRASTRUCTURE 1. All construction to comply with Building Code of Australia and 5. Builder and or Subcontractor to confirm setouts, levels, setbacks applicable Australian standards. and critical dimensions on site including all services fixtures and fittings prior to and during the works. Notify TEU to any conflicts , 2. Builder and or Subcontractor to supply one sample each of the discovered prior to proceeding. proprietary items, finishes, samples materials and shop drawings for sign off prior to placaement of order, fabrication or construction. 6. Confirm details of setouts, levels, setbacks and critical dimensions CLIENT - Once approved one signed item is to be held by the Builder and on site prior to and during the works. Notify architect of any one duplicate item to be forwarded to Client's Representative. discrepancies discovered before proceeding. JOB No. - TN34 3. Do not scale from this drawing - use figured dimensions A ISSUE FOR PRELIM. PRICING 28.03.18 SB ISSUE REVISION DATE IN. TITLE DWG No ISSUE 4. These drawings are the copyright of TEU and may not be used,retained or copied without written authority. SHELTER PLAN & 3D SK-01 A SELECTED COLORBOND ROOFING PVC DOWNPIPES FROM GUTTER TO WATER TANK

9000l WATER TANKS COLORBOND GUTTER ON CONC. SLAB (BY OTHERS) PORTAL PITCHING POINT

PORTAL FRAME PLATFORM OF COMPACTED ROAD BASE OR SIMILAR FOOTING AND PORTAL MATERIAL COLUMN

TOP OF FOOTING 100 GL 200 3,000 1 ELEVATION 01 - SCALE @ A2 1:100

SOLAR PANELS No. AND POSITION AS REQUIRED SELECTED COLORBOND (BY OTHERS) ROOFING

COLORBOND GUTTER ROOF PITCH 15°

PORTAL PITCHING POINT

PORTAL FRAME PLATFORM OF COMPACTED ROAD BASE OR SIMILAR FOOTING AND PORTAL CLINIC MATERIAL COLUMN (BY OTHERS)

TOP OF FOOTING GL 200 3,000 2 ELEVATION 02 - SCALE @ A2 1:100

SOLAR PANELS No. AND SELECTED COLORBOND POSITION AS REQUIRED ROOFING PVC DOWNPIPES FROM (BY OTHERS) GUTTER TO WATER TANK

COLORBOND GUTTER

PORTAL PITCHING POINT

9000l WATER TANKS PORTAL FRAME ON CONC. SLAB PLATFORM OF COMPACTED (BY OTHERS) ROAD BASE OR SIMILAR FOOTING AND PORTAL MATERIAL COLUMN

TOP OF FOOTING GL 200 3,000 3 ELEVATION 03 - SCALE @ A2 1:100

SOLAR PANELS No. AND PVC DOWNPIPES FROM POSITION AS REQUIRED GUTTER TO WATER TANK (BY OTHERS)

ROOF PITCH 15°

PORTAL PITCHING POINT

9000l WATER TANKS ON CONC. SLAB (BY OTHERS) CLINIC (BY OTHERS) TOP OF FOOTING GL 200 3,000 4 ELEVATION 04 PRELIMINARY ONLY - SCALE @ A2 1:100 NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION