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SOUTHEAST ANATOLIA PROJECT (GAP) AND GAP ACTION PLAN (2008-2012) COMPARISION of GAP REGION and TURKEY Total Area (km2) Population (2009- TURKEY GAP GAP/TR % 780.000 75.000 9.7 72.56 7.46 10.2 18.2 24.7 million) Annual Population Growth Rate (per thousand) (1990-2007) LAND POTENTIAL TOTAL AREA GAP REGION 9.7 % OTHER 90.3 % ECONOMICALLY IRRIGABLE AREA GAP REGION 20.0 % OTHER 80.0 % TURKEY’S WATER POTANTIAL BY BASIN Euphrates-Tigris 28 72 Other EUPHRATES 17% OTHER 46% TIGRIS 11% EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN 6% WESTERN BLACK SEA 5% ANTALYA 6% EASTERN BLACK SEA 8% SOUTHEAST ANATOLIA PROJECT Aiming at developing land, water and human resources: INTEGRATED MULTI-SECTORAL SUSTAINABLE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF GAP (US $32 Billion) Billion$ 45 40 35 30 Requirement Expenditure 32 25 20 15 72.6 23.2 10 5 0 27,4 Expentiture TOTAL REALIZATION 23.2 billion $ spent (72.6 %) As of the end of 2009 2.1 billion $ foreign sources 1.5 billion $ B.O.T. Remaining HYDROPOWER ENERGY GENERATING PROJECTS Installed Capacity 240 MW Ready for tenderance %3 523 MW Remaining %7 1.200 MW Construction % 16 5 513 MW In Operation % 74 GAP’S HYDROPOWER ENERGY REVENUES Billion kWh Value Equivalent Million $ GAP 15.6 936 Turkey 33.3 1 998 GAP’s Share in Turkey’s Overall Hydropower Energy Production % 47 Total Electricity Production (GAP) 378.1 Billion kWh Money Equivalent 22.7 Billion $ As of the end of 2008 GAP IRRIGATION PROJECTS 300 397 ha In Operation % 16.5 1 449 510 ha Remaining % 79.5 72 093 ha Under Construction %4 TOTAL : 1.822.000 ha As of end of 2009 Source: DSİ GAP ACTION PLAN (2008-2012) For English version of GAP Action Plan please click www.gap.gov.tr GAP ACTION PLAN PREPATORY PROCESS SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC COUNCIL MEETINGS IN 9 PROVINCES To get the contributions of local administrations, local NGOs, associations, chambers, and universities EVALUATION MEETINGS with central agencies, Region’s governors and local authorities, members of GAP Development Platform and Press in Ankara TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE OUTPUTS OF COMPETITIVENESS AGENDA FOR THE GAP REGION CENTRAL AGENCIES SENT THEIR PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES RELATED TO GAP ACTION PLAN GAP ACTION PLAN TARGETS • Irrigation of 1 060 000 hectares of land • 2209 km highways and provincial roads, 213 km motorways, 2.8 km bridges • New regional incentives policy • Enrollment ratio will be increased from 23 % to 50% for pre-school; from 94% to 100% for primary school and from 58% to 90% for secondary school • Health indicators will be increased/number of bed for 10 000 person will reach 20 • Improvement in 9 universities’ infrastructures • Ilısu and Cizre Dams will be completed GAP ACTION PLAN TARGETS • • • • • • • • • • • Preparation of urban and rural development plans Construction of 20 000 Housing units Drinking water for 75 settlements 235 wastewater plants 9 Solid waste plants 14 Organized Industrial Zone 10 Small Scale Industrial Estates 1225 SMEs will be supported 3 Technoparks Rehabilitation of cultural assets 4 Tourism attraction centers GAP ACTION PLAN LATEST DEVELOPMENTS • Construction of 3 main irrigation channels (135 km) have been started. • Construction of 4 main channels (253 km) have been tendered . • 16 irrigation network system projects are tendered and initiated. • 53 land consolidation projects targeting more then 1.2 million hectares have been started. • Gaziantep – Şanlıurfa highway is completed and in operation. • Works on all dual carriage roads are under way. • New regional incentives policy has been announced. • Education and health became primary concerns. More then 4000 classes and 920 hospital beds have been built in 2008 and 2009, more planned this year. • More budget for 9 university. GAP ACTION PLAN LATEST DEVELOPMENTS • Growth Pool project is under implementation in Diyarbakır.. • 27 299 housing units are planned, of which 9150 houses 80% completed.. • Drinking water systems of major cities are almost completed.. • 3 Organized Industrial Zones have been finished.. • 4 Small Scale Industrial Estates are completed.. • Gaziantep techno park is established.. • All cultural assets are planned to be rehabilitated.. • 4 Tourism attraction centres have been put in Tourism Master Plan prepared by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.. • 3 regional development agencies are established.. • Social Support Programme is in progress, 398 projects have been supported in 2008, and 778 projects have been supported in 2009. GAP ACTION PLAN FINANCIAL REQUIREMENT Million $ Development Axis Total Financial Requirement Existing Central Financing Budget Additional Financial Requirement Additional Financing out of the Central Budget Financing form the Central Budget Economic Development 1 034.0 190.2 843.7 843.7 Social Development 3 934.4 1 858.9 2 075.5 2 075.5 15 460.8 3 556.0 11 904.8 Institutional Capacity Development 93.2 153.8 93.0 93.0 Auxiliary Budget 17.6 17.6 17.6 Infrastructural Development TOTAL 20 540.0 5 605.3 14 934.6 3 755.4 3 755.4 8 149.4 11 179.2 GAP ACTION PLAN BUDGET GAP Action Plan Investments (2008-2009) 2008 Allocation (000 TL) Realization (%) 2009 Allocation (000 TL) Cumulative Expenditure of 2009 (000 TL) Realization (%) Economic Development 105 635 95 223 020 201 001 90 Social Development 522 086 91 663 353 580 882 88 1 251 068 84 1 754 631 1 354 854 77 11 000 10 005 91 2 652 004 2 146 742 81 Infrastructural Development Institutional Capacity Development TOTAL 1 $ : 1.5 TL 1 898 039 84 GAP ACTION PLAN BUDGET GAP Action Plan Investments (2010) 2010 Allocation (000 TL) Economic Development 278 386 Social Development 742 436 Infrastructural Development 2 125 048 TOTAL 3 145 870 1 $ : 1.5 TL Competitiveness Agenda for the GAP Region Stocktaking Preferred Future Competitiveness Agenda for the GAP Region • Vision: Cradle of Sustainable Civilizations • Objective: To enable the Region to integrate to global markets with a unique value proposition. • Result: Identification of strategies and major sectors which will make the Region a trademark Competitiveness Agenda for the GAP Region Renewable Energy • Tourism: Explore the ancient history with zero carbon footprint… Applied R&D Centers • Food: Organic and environment-friendly… Re-branding the Region • Agriculture - Textile, Clothing: Organic and environment-friendly… Internationalization Entrepreneurship and Clustering Improving the skills base • Renewable energy ...targeting high-income consumers with a high value-added and hardto-imitate value proposition THE GAP REGION OF TOMORROW GAP REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION www.gap.gov.tr