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f i n a n c e d b y
How Do You Determine the Value of a City?What is the product?
What are the results?
Why is it important?
�� The Country Disaster Risk Profiles (CDRP) methodology has the ability to determine the building stock economic value of a city.
�� Estimated value is further categorized by occupancy and construction including informal residential and critical infrastructure.
�� Total building stock modelled value in 2015 is approx. US$ 9.8B.
�� This result compares well with the GDP and Produced Capital per capita adjusted for Dar es Salaam.
�� Relates to Net Capital stock.
�� Modelled within 10 days in partnership with the African Urban Team.
snapshot City of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania:
The information helped:
�� Differentiate areas where there is commercial/industrial activity, informal settlements and large high value housing areas
�� Assist in country dialogue
�� Identify prioritization areas for intervention
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(SOURCE: AFRICA URBAN TEAM; GSURR)
Economic value distribution of
Dar es Salaam at 1 km2 resolution
Total Non-Res. Exposure
Industrial
Critical Buildings - Educational,Health, Worship, Culture, Utilities, etc.
Commercial - O�ces (incl. governmentadministration & hotels)
Commercial or other type of Warehouseincl. Agricultural
Commercial - Retail
in US$ millions
1,0000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000
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