Page 1 RP857 v3 Trung Son Hydropower Project Management Board Resettlement and Livelihood Development Program (RLDP) Annexes Page 2 Annexes Annex 1. Project Area and Baseline Data...........................................................................5 1.1. RLDP Villages ....................................................................................................5 1.2. District Data........................................................................................................8 1.3. Average Commune Data in Main Project Area..................................................8 1.4. Average Village Incomes..................................................................................12 1.5. Poverty Incidence in Villages Affected by Main Project...................................13 Annex 2. Main Project Resettlement Plan.........................................................................14 2.1. Resettlement Policy Framework.............................................................................14 2.2. Numbers of Affected Households...........................................................................38 2.3. Affected Households and Land Under Four Alternatives.......................................41 2.4. Name List of Displaced Persons ............................................................................42 2.5. Inventory of Losses and Value Assessment ..........................................................59 2.6. Resettlement Site Planning ....................................................................................73 2.7. Provincial Unit Price References............................................................................78 2.8. Replacement Cost Survey....................................................................................102 2.9. Magnitude of Loss ................................................................................................106 Annex 3. Community Livelihoods Improvement Plan......................................................108 3.1. Unit Costs .............................................................................................................108 3.2. Training and Technical Assistance Resources ....................................................111 3.3. Credit Access........................................................................................................114 Annex 4. Ethnic Minority Data .........................................................................................115 4.1. Population in Districts and Communes.................................................................115 4.2. Population in Affected Villages.............................................................................115 Annex 5. Consultation Process .......................................................................................117 5.1. Completed Consultations......................................................................................117 5.2. Consultation Feedback Integrated Into RLDP......................................................118 Annex 6. Reference Documents......................................................................................120 6.1. Documents in Project File.....................................................................................120 6.2. Legal Framework References ..............................................................................122 6.3. Official Project Documents ...................................................................................124 Page 3 List of Tables in Annexes Table A 1: Village Names, Impact Categories and Eligibility to main project RP, CLIP, RMDP ..................................................................................................................................5 Table A 2: Population in 3 Districts in Core RLDP Area......................................................8 Table A 3: Expenditure Poverty Estimated at District Level................................................8 Table A 4: Population, land use, incomes and education in 6 main affected communes...8 Table A 5: Access to Improved Water and Sanitation.......................................................10 Table A 6: Health Service Providers..................................................................................11 Table A 7: Incomes and Income Sources in the Villages Affected by Reservoir Flooding12 Table A 8: Population Registered as Poor and as Very Poor/Hungry...............................13 Table A 9: Forecast of Households to be Relocated.........................................................38 Table A 10: Displaced Persons Affected by Main Project.................................................39 Table A 15: Land Losses on Construction and Supporting Sites......................................59 Table A 16: Crop and Tree Losses on Construction and Supporting Sites.......................59 Table A 17: Land Losses in the Reservoir Area................................................................60 Table A 19: House Losses.................................................................................................68 Table A 20 : Impact on Public Infrastructure .....................................................................72 Table A 21 : Relocation Site Capacity...............................................................................73 Table A 22 : Land Affected at Planned Resettlement Sites ..............................................73 Table A 23 : Land Use and Land Development in Planned Resettlement Sites...............74 Trung Son site ...................................................................................................................74 Muong Ly site ....................................................................................................................74 Trung Ly site......................................................................................................................74 Tan Xuan site.....................................................................................................................75 Table A 24 : Infrastructure in Planned Resettlement Sites................................................75 Trung Son Commune : Ta Puc, Co-Tong-Ta Ma and Keo Dam sites...............................75 Muong Ly Commune : Ban Nang and Tai Chanh sites.....................................................75 Trung Ly Commune : To Chieng and Co Cai sites............................................................76 Tan Xuan Commune : Pom Hien- Suoi Non, Tam Ton 1 and Tam Ton 2 sites................76 Table A 25 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Houses and Other Assets................78 Table A 26 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Fish Ponds.......................................90 Table A 27 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Displaced Graves.............................91 Table A 28 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Fruit Trees........................................91 Table A 29 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Timber and Ornamental Trees.........93 Table A 30 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Crops and Medicinal Plants.............95 Table A 31 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Flowers and Ornamental Plants.......96 Table A 32 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Tree Crops.......................................97 Table A 33 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Timber Operations and Care .........100 Table A 34 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Compensation to Cut Timber Trees .........................................................................................................................................102 Table A 35 : Local Construction Costs in Project Area ...................................................102 Table A 36 : Market Prices for Trees and Crops in Project Area (VND) .........................104 Table A 37 : Agricultural Land and Bamboo Area, Impacted and Remaining (Hectares) .........................................................................................................................................106 Table A 38 : Vulnerable Displaced Persons....................................................................107 Table A 39: Unit Costs for CLIP Menu of Activities.........................................................108 Table A 40 : Research Institutes with Expertise in Sloping Land Cultivation..................111 Table A 41 : Mass Organizations ....................................................................................111 Table A 42 : Vocational Training Centers........................................................................113 Table A 43 : Available Credit Sources.............................................................................114 Table A 44: Population by Ethnic Group in Project Area Districts...................................115 Table A 45: Population by Ethnic Group in Villages Affected by Main Project................115 Page 4 Table A 1: Village Names, Impact Categories and Eligibility to main project RP, CLIP, RMDP 5 Table A 2: Population in 3 Districts in Core RLDP Area 8 Table A 2: Expenditure Poverty Estimated at District Level 8 Table A 3: Population, land use, incomes and education in 6 main affected communes 8 Table A 4: Access to Improved Water and Sanitation 10 Table A 5: Health Service Providers 11 Table A 6: Incomes and Income Sources in the Villages Affected by Reservoir Flooding 12 Table A 7: Population Registered as Poor and as Very Poor/Hungry 13 Table A 8: Forecast of Households to be Relocated 38 Table A 9: Displaced Persons Affected by Main Project 39 Table A 10: Households Loosing Land to Incoming Households in Resettlement Site 40 Table A 11: House holds Affected on Residential Land, House and Land 41 Table A 11: House holds Affected on Produce Land Only 41 Table A 11: Name List of Displaced Persons (Main Project) 42 Table A 12: Land Losses on Construction and Supporting Sites 59 Table A 13: Crop and Tree Losses on Construction and Supporting Sites 59 Table A 14: Land Losses in the Reservoir Area 60 Table A 15: Tree and Crop Losses in Reservoir Flooded Area 60 Table A 16: House Losses 68 Table A 17 : Impact on Public Infrastructure 72 Table A 18 : Relocation Site Capacity 73 Table A 19 : Land Use and Land Development in Planned Resettlement Sites 74 Table A 20 : Infrastructure in Planned Resettlement Sites 75 Table A 21 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Houses and Other Assets 78 Table A 22 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Fish Ponds 90 Table A 23 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Displaced Graves 91 Table A 24 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Fruit Trees 91 Table A 25 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Timber and Ornamental Trees 93 Table A 26 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Crops and Medicinal Plants 95 Table A 27 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Flowers and Ornamental Plants 96 Table A 28 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Tree Crops 97 Table A 29 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Timber Operations and Care 100 Table A 30 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Compensation to Cut Timber Trees 102 Table A 31 : Local Construction Costs in Project Area 102 Table A 32 : Market Prices for Trees and Crops in Project Area (VND) 104 Table A 33 : Agricultural Land and Bamboo Area, Impacted and Remaining (Hectares) 106 Table A 34 : Vulnerable Displaced Persons 107 Table A 35 : Unit Costs for CLIP Menu of Activities 108 Table A 36 : Research Institutes with Expertise in Sloping Land Cultivation 111 Table A 37 : Mass Organizations 111 Table A 38 : Vocational Training Centers 113 Table A 39 : Available Credit Sources 114 Table A 40: Population by Ethnic Group in Project Area Districts 115 Table A 41: Population by Ethnic Group in Villages Affected by Main Project 115 Page 5 5 Annex 1. Project Area and Baseline Data 1.1. RLDP Villages Table A 1: Village Names, Impact Categories and Eligibility to main project RP, CLIP, RMDP CLIP Category District Commune Village Impact category Host Comm- unity RP 1 2 3 EMD P Quan Hóa Trun g S n Co Me 1-Dam site 1 1 1 Quan Hóa Trung S n X c 2- Support site 1 1 Quan Hóa Trung S n Chi ng 2- Support site 1 1 1 Quan Hóa Trung S n Co Ṭng - Tá M 6 – New village 1 1 1 Quan Hóa Trung S n Tà P c 6 – New village 1 1 1 Quan Hóa Trung S n Keo m 6 – New village 1 1 1 Quan Hóa Trung S n X c 6 – New village 1 1 1 Quan Hóa Trung S n Tà Bán 4 - Relocation 1 1 M ng Lát Trung Lư Co Cài Trong 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát Trung Lư Tung 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát Trung Lư Xa Lan 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát Trung Lư Cà Giáng 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát Trung Lư H c 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát Trung Lư Tà Cóm 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát Trung Lư Cánh C ng 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát Trung Lư Pa Búa 4 - Relocation 1 1 1 1 M ng Lát Trung Lư Ĺn 4 - Relocation 1 1 1 M ng Lát Trung Lư T Chi ng - Co cài 4 - Relocation 1 1 M ng Trung Lư Ĺn 6 – New village 1 1 1 Page 6 6 Lát M ng Lát Trung Lư Chi ng - co cài trong 6 – New village 1 1 1 M ng Lát M ng lư Mau 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát M ng lư Kít 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát M ng lư Chi ng N a 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát M ng lư Cha Lan 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát M ng lư Trung Ti n 2 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát M ng lư Nàng 1 4 - Relocation 1 1 M ng Lát M ng lư Mu ng 2 4 - Relocation 1 1 1 1 M ng Lát M ng lư Tài Chánh 4 - Relocation 1 1 M ng Lát M ng Lư Tài Chánh 6 – New village 1 1 1 M ng Lát M ng Lư Nàng 6 – New village 1 1 1 M ng Lát Tam Chung Cân 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát Tam Chung Tân H ng 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát Tam Chung Lát 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M ng Lát Tam Chung Pom Khuông 4 - Relocation 1 1 1 1 M ng Lát M ng Lát Town Pom Buôi 3 – Resettlement (land) 1 1 1 M c Châu Tân Xuân ông Tà Lào 4 - Relocation 1 1 M c Châu Tân Xuân Tây Tà Lào 4 - Relocation 1 1 1 1 M c Châu Xuân Nha Pù L u 4 - Relocation 1 1 1 1 M c Châu Tân Xuân Pom Hi n – Su i Nón 6 – New village 1 1 1 M c Châu Tân Xuân Th m Tôn 1 6 – New village 1 1 1 M c Châu Tân Xuân Th m Tôn 2 6 – New village 1 1 1 Quan Hoa Phu Thanh Uon 5 – Access road Page 7 7 Quan Hoa Thành S n S n Thành 5 – Access road Quan Hoa Thanh Son Chieng Yen 5 – Access road Quan Hoa Thanh Son Nam Thanh 5 – Access road Quan Hoa Thanh Son Tan Huong 5 – Access road Quan Hoa Thanh Son Thanh Tan 5 – Access road Quan Hoa Trung Son Bo 5 – Access road Quan Hoa Trung Son Pao 5 – Access road Mai Chau V n Mai Don 5 – Access road Mai Chau V n Mai Nam Dien 5 – Access road Mai Chau V n Mai Thanh Mai 5 – Access road Mai Chau Mai Hich Choi 5 – Access road Status as of October 2009. Impact categories: main project except for 5 – access road. New villages = planned resettlement sites. CLIP: 1: severely-affected villages: more than 50 percent of households are relocated; 2 : moderately affected villages: less than 50 percent of households are relocated; 3 : no household is relocated; households are affected on land only (Section 4.2). List of villages affected by downstream impacts will be defined only after operation of the dam. List of villages affected by power lines will be defined during design of the power lines. Page 8 8 1.2. District Data Table A 2: Population in 3 Districts in Core RLDP Area District Area Population Population density (ha) (person/km 2 ) Moc Chau 202,513 137,677 68 Quan Hoa 99,647 42,374 42 Muong Lat 80,865 28,996 36 Total 383,025 209,047 55 Table A 3: Expenditure Poverty Estimated at District Level District Poverty rate Standard error Moc Chau 52.9% 10.0% Tan Lac 55.0% 10.1% Mai Chau 43.5% 10.3% Quan Hoa 64.0% 10.6% Muong Lat 81.0% 6.6% Source: Institute of Labor Science and Social Affairs and World Bank 2009. Poverty and Inequality in Vietnam: small area estimation using Vietnam household living standard survey 2006 and rural agriculture and fishery census 2006. 1.3. Average Commune Data in Main Project Area Table A 4: Population, land use, incomes and education in 6 main affected communes Province Tanh Hoa Son La District Quan Hoa Muong Lat Moc Chau Commune Unit Trung Son Tam Chung Muong Ly Trung Ly Tan Xuan Xuan Nha Total Area Ha 7681 12128 8508 19290 15819 9336 72762 Villages Number 7 8 16 16 9 8 64 Population Households Number 590 602 730 928 673 714 4237 Population Persons 2602 3266 4254 5205 3623 3317 22267 Male Persons 1286 1542 2151 2498 1824 1680 10981 Female Persons 1316 1724 2103 2706 1799 1637 11285 Persons/ household 4.4 5.4 5.8 5.6 5.4 4.6 Page 9 9 Farming households Household 571 596 727 894 661 3449 Land use Paddy Ha 54.14 62.6 10 33 71.81 6.,73 231.55 Hilly rice Ha 350.6 270 450 879 397 2346.6 Maize Ha 100 320 220 445 364 1449 Cassava Ha 150 94 45 210 109 608 Beans, vegetables Ha 0 2 1 6.3 0 9.3 Sugarcane Ha 2.5 0 0 0 4.5 7 Bamboo Ha 2000 0 273 138 550 2961 Perennial crops Ha 6.72 20 219 45.97 66.08 357.77 Natural forest Ha 2774.3 2361.8 1768 7526 14430.1 Reforestation Ha 2818 2571.8 2,100.39 6500 142.25 14132.44 Livestock Cattle Heads 1230 1826 1764 1060 2187 8067 Head/ household 2.2 3.1 2.4 1.2 3.3 12.2 Pigs Heads 1200 1600 2394 1954 2206 9354 Head/ household 2.1 2.7 3.3 2.2 3.3 13.6 Goats Heads 250 62 488 244 162 1206 Horses Heads 109 115 224 Poultry Heads 8000 3960 9823 7244 15570 44597 Head/ household 14 15.7 13.5 8.1 23.5 74.8 Grain availability Rice Kg/ household/ year 1012 840 820 855 1080 1289 5896 Maize 960 1394 1196 1025 1500 1276 7351 Cassava 2887 3850 3716 3690 2650 2550 19343 Rice equivalent 1731 1856 1727 1678 2032 2128 11152 Rice equivalent Kg/ capita/ year 384 371 367 289 432 443 2286 Incomes Crop production % 69.5 81.3 79 80.5 80 73.3 463.6 Animal production % 10.2 9.6 12 10.3 9.3 11.5 62.9 Forestry % 14.5 6.1 5.8 7.2 8.4 10.6 52.6 Other % 5.8 3 3.2 2 2.3 4.6 20.9 Income per capita VND/month 198300 155181 176466 141206 207000 219636 1097789 Page 10 10 Income per household VND/year 11086000 9246400 9501880 9844044 11454170 12273000 63405494 USD equiv /year 672 560 576 597 694 744 3843 Electricity Mini- hydropower Households 540 237 593 460 404 142 2376 National grid Households 0 184 0 220 0 0 404 Other sources or no power Households 50 181 137 248 269 572 1457 Education Kindergarten Number 0 14 20 19 6 59 Primary classes Number 28 14 40 34 1 117 Secondary classes Number 10 6 5 4 1 26 Teacher Person 46 54 69 89 96 354 Pupils Person 442 536 871 975 2824 Education attainments Under school age Persons 81 8 52 55 89 285 Not finished primary school 232 2 97 60 252 643 Completed primary school 222 4 119 63 198 606 Completed lower secondary school 97 1 50 15 53 216 Completed high school 16 0 22 9 18 65 University graduates 0 0 1 0 3 4 Illiterate Persons 117 21 103 59 154 454 Table A 5: Access to Improved Water and Sanitation Thanh Hoa Hoa Binh Son La Quan Hoa District Muong Lat District Mai Chau District Moc Chau District Trung S n Thành S n Phú Thanh Trung Thành Trung Lư Tam Trung Mai H ch V n Mai Xuân Nha Tân Xuân Total n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%) Water sources Pond, lake, river, stream 20 (50) 26 (65,0) 3 (12,5) 14 (56,0) 11 (73,3) 5 (24,5) 0 (0,0) 15 (60,0) 1 (3,8) 7 (87,5) 102 (41,0) Natural well 3 (7,5) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 1 (4,0) 0 (0,0) 3 (14,0) 6 (24,0) 10 (40,0) 1 (3,8) 1 (12,5) 25 (10,1) UNICEF’s pumping water 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 1 (6,7) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 1 (0,5) Bamboo channeled 14 (35,0) 25 (62,5) 0 (0,0) 14 (56,0) 0 (0,0) 8 (37,0) 0 (0,0) 5 (20,0) 23 (88,5) 1 (12,5) 90 (36,2) Page 11 11 water Raining water 5 (13,0) 3 (7,5) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 1 (4,5) 1 (4,0) 13 (52,0) 2 (7,7) 0 (0,0) 25 (10,1) World Vision’s water 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 21 (100,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 21 (8,4) Toilets Septic tank 6 (18,0) 3 (9,7) 0 (0,0) 3 (9,7) 1 (3,2) 4 (18,2) 2 (6,5) 22 (71,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 41 (16,5) One compartment latrine 10 (25,0) 5 (12,8) 0 (0,0) 4 (10,3) 1 (2,6) 3 (15,0) 12 (30,8) 2 (5,1) 9 (23,1) 6 (75,0) 52 (20,7) Two- compartment latrine 1 (2,5) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 1 (33,3) 0 (0,0) 2 (66,7) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 0 (0,0) 4 (1,6) One-time used 30 (75,0) 32 (27,8) 24 (100,0) 18 (15,7) 12 (10,4) 8 (45,0) 9 (7,8) 1 (0,9) 17 (14,8) 2 (25,0) 153 (61,2) Source: Health assessment (Ly and Surinder 2008). Table A 6: Health Service Providers No Commune Doctor Medical Assistant Nurses Elementary pharmacist Mid- wife Total 1 Trung Son 0 2 5 0 1 5 2 Thanh Son 0 1 2 0 0 4 3 Phu Thanh 0 3 1 1 0 5 4 Trung Thanh 0 1 4 0 0 5 5 Trung Ly 0 5 0 1 0 6 6 Muong Ly 0 1 2 0 0 3 7 Tam Trung 0 1 2 0 0 3 8 Xuan Nha 0 1 1 0 0 2 9 Tan Xuan 0 1 0 0 0 1 10 Mai Hich 1 2 0 0 3 6 11 Van Mai 0 2 1 0 1 4 Source: Health assessment (Ly and Surinder 2008). Page 12 12 1.4. Average Village Incomes Table A 7: Incomes and Income Sources in the Villages Affected by Reservoir Flooding Income source (VND 1000/year) Comm- une Village Paddy rice Upland rice Maize Cass- ava Live- stock Fish Forestry Non- farm income Annual Income per HH Monthly Income per Person Trung Son Xuoc 900 3300 2037 1200 1500 0.0 600 0.0 9,537 199 Ta Ban 1800 3168 2352 1720 960 0.0 880 150 11,030 216 Chieng 2250 3872 2152 900 1500 0.0 2,080 0.0 12,754 194 Co Me 0 2640 1522 800 980 3000 1,600 480 11,022 222 Muong Ly Nang 1 0 4136 2226 1400 1320 0.0 600 620 10,302 184 Muong 2 0 3784 2016 1420 675 0.0 0.0 100 7,995 189 Tai Chanh 0 3608 2184 1712 1200 0.0 1,120 800 10,624 181 Kit 0 3520 3100 1870 1100 0.0 800 0.0 10,391 172 Mau 0 2992 2654 1104 1050 0.0 980 0.0 8,780 140 Trung Ly Lin 0 3344 2016 1360 1760 0.0 1,800 0.0 10,280 170 Pa Bua 0 4505 1869 1780 1860 0.0 0 0.0 10,014 120 Ca Giang 0 4004 1953 1860 1200 0.0 0 0.0 9,017 143 Canh Cong 0 3674 2037 1984 1920 0.0 0 0.0 9,615 117 Ta Com 0 3872 2026 1756 2420 0.0 0 0.0 10,074 112 Tam Chung Pom Khuong 0 4312 2394 1860 760 0.0 0 0.0 9,326 148 Tan Huong 0 4092 2940 1052 1700 0.0 0 0.0 9,784 165 Can 0 3608 2591 1320 640 0.0 0 0.0 8,159 132 Lat 0 3212 3801 1440 1040 0.0 0 760.0 10,253 185 Tan Xuan Tay Ta Lao 2259 3168 2587 960 980 0.0 990 300.0 11,244 207 Dong Ta Lao 2502 3520 2772 1080 1100 0.0 600 270.0 11,844 245 Source: Social assessment. Page 13 13 1.5. Poverty Incidence in Villages Affected by Main Project Table A 8: Population Registered as Poor and as Very Poor/Hungry Poor Hungry more than 3 months per year Commune. Village House- holds People No. House- holds % No. house- holds % Trung Son Ta Ban 162 690 90 56 27 17 Xuoc 23 93 19 83 3 13 Chieng 104 571 42 32 6 6 Co Me 98 405 50 51 12 12 Muong Ly Nang 1 49 229 45 92 11 22 Tai Chanh 50 244 49 98 10 20 Muong 2 46 162 34 74 16 35 Chieng Nua 47 223 43 91 21 45 Kit 31 167 31 100 16 52 Mau 33 173 33 100 13 39 Cha Lan 42 188 42 100 42 100 Trung Tien 2 28 157 28 100 28 100 Trung Ly Co Cai 89 402 73 82 23 26 Lin 31 163 29 94 18 59 Pa Bua 85 551 75 92 35 43 Ca Giang 78 438 70 90 46 59 Canh Cong 40 252 36 90 19 48 Ta Com 71 480 69 97 40 56 Hoc 39 249 24 100 24 100 Xa Lao 20 125 20 100 20 100 Tung 30 196 30 100 30 100 Muong Lat Town Pom Buoi 97 480 80 82 70 72 Tam Chung Lat 189 872 125 67 34 18 Can 67 345 67 100 30 44 Pom Khuong 54 283 54 100 14 26 Tan Huong 53 270 53 100 53 100 Tan Xuan Dong Ta Lao 111 452 87 78 36 32 Tay Ta Lao 108 488 76 70 45 42 Source: social assessment. Page 14 14 Annex 2. Main Project Resettlement Plan 2.1. Resettlement Policy Framework SECTION 1. INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT The Trung Son Hydropower Project (hereinafter referred to as Trung Son HPP) will be constructed on the Ma River, primarily in the vicinity of Thanh Hoa province, with installed capacity of 260 MW and an expected annual generation of 1055.3 million KWH. The project is intended to supply energy both to the regional power system and the Vietnam national grid. It also is expected to contribute to flood protection in the downstream area of Ma River, and to provide water storage for use in irrigation areas during the annual dry season. The project will construct a dam to create a reservoir with a full supply level (FSL) of 160 meters elevation, along with ancillary works (eg. access road, transmission line…). The reservoir and the construction site will cause land acquisition expected to total 1538.95 hectares of land in six communes in three districts, namely Quan Hoa and Muong Lat in Thanh Hoa Province and Moc Chau in Son La Province. According to preliminary studies conducted in 2005, an estimated 432 households will need to be relocated because of construction works or submergence. An additional 40 households are expected to be relocated because creation of the reservoir would otherwise leave them isolated. An estimated total of 75 households also will be affected by loss of productive land. The area of crop cultivated land area to be submerged is estimated at 309 hectares. Land acquisition, household relocation, and provision of compensation and other resettlement assistance is expected to begin in 2009 and continue until the end of 2011. The Central Party and Government of Vietnam have both shown a strong interest in ensuring fair and effective treatment of persons required to resettle, or who are otherwise affected by land acquisition for public investment projects. In recent years, Vietnam Electricity (EVN) has paid increasing attention to restoring or improving the lives and livelihoods of those displaced by hydropower project construction. For domestically funded public investment projects, policies and principles regarding land acquisition, compensation, and other resettlement arrangements have been established by the Government on the basis of Decree 197/2004/ND-CP (dated 03/12/2004) on Compensation, Allowances and Resettlement in Case of Land Acquisition by the Government, and on the basis of Decree 84/2007/ND-CP (dated 25/05/2007) on Supplementary Regulations on Giving Land Use Certificate, Land Acquisition, Implementation of Land Use Right and How to Deal in Case of Claims, Appealing on Land. Trung Son HPP also will involve financial support from the World Bank, meaning that land acquisition and resettlement principles and procedures must meet the requirements of both World Bank OP 4.12 on Involuntary Resettlement and Vietnam’s regulations. Where there are discrepancies, the World Bank OP4.12 will be referred to. The fundamental objective of this policy, as with Government of Vietnam Page 15 15 policy, is to ensure that those affected by Bank-supported projects are fully compensated for lost land or other assets, and are provided sufficient opportunity to improve, or at least restore, their incomes and living standards. This document constitutes a Resettlement Policy Framework (RPF) for Trung Son HPP. It establishes the principles, objectives, and definitions to be used in resettlement planning and implementation. It defines affected persons and establishes eligibility criteria for compensation or other forms of assistance, describes the legal and institutional framework, establishes modes of asset valuation and compensation payment, arrangements for consultation and participation, and procedures for pursuing grievances. This framework is based on both domestic regulations and World Bank OP 4.12. Following acceptance by the World Bank and relevant Government of Vietnam officials, this RPF shall be stipulated as guidance for the detailed planning and implementation of the Trung Son HPP land acquisition, resettlement and rehabilitation program. The RPF applies to all aspects of the Trung Son HPP, including impacts associated with dam construction area, reservoir impoundment, area for resettlement activities and upstream or downstream impacts associated with loss of access to land or other resources. (Separate Resettlement Plans have been prepared to cover land acquisition and resettlement activities associated with construction of an access road to the Trung Son HPP construction area and an MV line.) SECTION 2. PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES A. Definitions Displaced persons, households, communities and institutions (hereinafter referred to as DPs) refer to those persons, households, communities and institutions defined as affected by loosing in full or in part of land, residence, or other assets or resources, as a result of Trung Son HPP, resulting in: a) Relocation or loss of shelter; b) Loss of assets or access to assets; or c) Loss of income sources or means of livelihood, whether or not the affected persons must move to another location; and d) The involuntary restriction of access to natural resources resulting in adverse impacts on livelihoods. The term “replacement cost” refers to the method of valuation of land and assets yielding an amount of compensation sufficient for actual asset replacement, including applicable transaction costs. Accordingly, compensation at replacement cost does not allow for depreciation for age or wear, and is to be paid to the DP without deduction for taxes, fees or any other purpose. The established replacement cost shall be approved by the authorized agency before the compensation payment is made to DPs. Page 16 16 B. Policy and Planning Principles The principles outlined in World Bank OP 4.12 and Vietnam’s regulations have been adopted in preparing this Policy Framework. In this regard the following principles and objectives apply: a) Acquisition of land and other assets, and resettlement of people will be minimized as much as possible. b) When avoidance of land acquisition or displacement is not possible, resettlement- related activities will be conceived and executed as development opportunities, to enable DP to share in project benefits. c) Before land or other assets are acquired, Trung Son HPP will provide compensation at replacement cost, and will otherwise provide assistance necessary to give DPs sufficient opportunity to improve, or at least restore, incomes and living standards. d) All DP residing, working, doing business or cultivating land in the project areas including dam construction area, reservoir impoundment, area for resettlement activities and upstream or downstream affected areas as of the date of the baseline surveys are entitled to be provided with rehabilitation measures sufficient to assist them to improve or at least maintain their pre-project living standards, income earning capacity and production levels. Lack of legal rights to the assets lost (excluding assets that are under investigation of being stolen as regulated under the laws of Vietnam) will not bar the DP from entitlement to such rehabilitation measures. e) The rehabilitation measures to be provided are: (i) compensation at replacement cost, without deduction for depreciation or salvage materials for houses and other structures; (ii) agricultural land for land of equal productive capacity acceptable to the DP or in cash at replacement cost according to DP’s choice ; (iii) replacement of residential/premise land of equal size acceptable to the DP or in cash at replacement cost according to DP’s choice; and (iv) transfer and subsistence allowances; (v) any other measures as may be necessary to enable the DP to improve their living standards and earning capacity, or at least maintain them at their pre-project levels. DP will receive one or more than one or all of the above-mentioned rehabilitation measures depending on their losses. f) Replacement residential and agricultural land will be as nearby as possible to the land that was lost, and acceptable to the DP. g) The resettlement transition period will be minimized and the rehabilitation means will be provided to the DP's prior to the expected start-up date of works in the respective project sites. h) Plans for acquisition of land and other assets and provision of rehabilitation measures will be carried out in consultation with the DP, to ensure minimal disturbance. Entitlements will be provided to DP prior to expected start-up of works at the respective project site. i) The previous level of public infrastructure, community services and resources will be maintained or improved. Page 17 17 j) Financial and physical resources for resettlement and rehabilitation will be made available and as where and when required. k) Institutional arrangements will ensure effective and timely design, planning, consultation and implementation of RPs. l) Effective and timely supervision, monitoring and evaluation of the implementation of RPs will be carried out. m) The compensation and allowances in kind or in cash specified in this RPF will be provided to DP only once for each entitlement and cannot be paid more than once. Payments may be made in installments aligned to the implementation schedule, if appropriate, and will be specified in RP. SECTION 3. LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK A. Legal Framework This section reviews the legal framework and policies of the Government of Vietnam and IDA policies related to land acquisition, compensation and resettlement. It then compares the two approaches. Since there are differences between the WB’s policy and the Vietnamese’s, the project requires a waiver of the Vietnamese Government articles of decrees and regulations concerning compensation and resettlement. Subsequently, compensation and resettlement plans will be developed and implemented according to this RPF. The Legal Framework of the Government of Vietnam: The key national laws, regulations and decrees governing land acquisition, compensation and resettlement in Vietnam include: a) The Constitution of Vietnam, 1992 confirms the right of citizens to own a house and to protect the ownership of the house. b) The Land Law 2003, no. 13/2003/QH11, issued on November 26, 2003. c) Law of Construction 16/2003/QH 11, dated December 1, 2003. d) Decree 181/2004/ND-CP of the Government of Vietnam issued on October 29, 2004 guiding the implementation of the Land Law revised 2003. e) Decree 197/2004/ND-CP issued on December 3, 2004 on compensation, support and resettlement when land is recovered by the State. f) Circular 116/2004/TT-BTC issued on December 7, 2004 guiding the implementation of Decree 197/2004/ND-CP of December 3, 2004 on compensation, support and resettlement when land is recovered by the State. g) Decree 188/2004/ND-CP of the Government of Vietnam issued on November 16, 2004 on methods to determine land prices and assorted land price brackets. Page 18 18 h) Circular 114/2004/TT-BTC issued by November 26, 2004 guiding the implementation of the Government’s decree No 188/2004/ND-CP. i) Decree 17/2006/ND-CP dated January 27, 2006 on revision and supplementation of some regulations in decrees guiding the implementation of the Land Law. j) Circular 69/2006/RR-BTC dated August 2, 2006 on revision and supplementation of Circular 116/2004/TT-BTC issued on December 7, 2004 guiding the implementation of Decree 197/2004/ND-CP of December 3, 2004 on compensation, support and resettlement when land is recovered by the State. k) Decree 84/2007/ND-CP of the Government of Vietnam dated May 25th 2007 on revision of issuing LURC, land acquisition, implementation of land use right, procedure for compensation, resettlement when land acquired by State and grievance redress. l) Decree 123/2007/ND-CP dated July 27, 2007 on on revision and supplementation of some regulations in decree 188/2004/ND-CP of November 16, 2004 on methods to determine land prices and assorted land price brackets. Other regulations or administrative decisions with bearing on Trung Son HPP resettlement planning and implementation include: a) Decision No. 02/2007/QD-TTg by the Government Prime Minister dated 09/01/2007 on the issuing of policy framework on compensation, allowances and resettlement of Son La Hydropower Project. b) Temporary policy framework on compensation, allowance, and resettlement of Ban Ve Hydropower Project promulgated pursuant to Official Letter No. 1174/CV-NLDK by the Ministry of Industry on 16/03/2004. c) Policy framework on compensation, allowance, and resettlement for the Cua Dat Reservoir Project. d) Decision No. 12/2007/QD-UBND dated 08/05/2007 by the Son La PPP stipulating details for implementation of compensation, allowance and resettlement process for Son La Hydropower Project. e) Relevant decisions of PPC Thanh Hoa and Son La on compensation unit prices for lost assets and resettlement in these two provinces. B. Comparison between Government of Vietnam and World Bank Approaches There are a number of ways in which the approaches of the Vietnam Government – either in policy or practice – are compatible with World Bank guidelines. The most important compatibilities are: a) On the issue of land tenure and the legal right to compensation, the Government and World Bank approaches are compatible. Vietnam has a process whereby people without legal land rights may meet conditions of legalization and receive compensation for losses up to a rate equal to 100% of land price minus the taxes and fee for land use right registration from 15 October 1993 (Article 42, 49 and 50 of 2003 Land Law) Page 19 19 b) Permanent residents are provided with options that include relocation to an improved site, or cash, or a combination of the two c) Resettlement sites offer not only better improved infrastructure and services but represent a higher standard of living d) Allowances are provided to help the DPs in the transition period and there is an institutional structure through which people are informed, can negotiate compensation, and can appeal. e) Compensation at replacement cost is ensured in Article 6 of Decree 197/2004/ND- CP dated December 3rd, 2004 that “…people who have land being acquired shall be compensated with land of similar land use purpose. If there is no land for compensation, cash compensation equal to land use rights value at the time of land acquisition shall be applied. If there is many differences in value, in case of compensation by new land or house, such difference shall be settled in cash” and Article 19 in the same Decree states that “…house and structure of domestic use of household or individual shall be compensated with the value of construction of new house, structures of similar technical standard”. Differences between the approaches and measures that need to be addressed also exist. However, in this context, procedures exist within national and province governments that allow the granting of waivers of domestic law on specific projects that may be in conflict with that of the funding agency. In cases where Vietnamese laws, regulations or administrative procedures are not consistent with the requirements of World Bank OP 4.12, the Government of Vietnam has agreed to meet Bank policy requirements. It is the responsibility of the investment owner of Trung Son HPP to obtain any necessary waivers. C. Eligibility Criteria and Cut-Off Date Eligibility The fundamental objective of this RPF is to ensure that all DPs are fully compensated for lost assets, and receive sufficient opportunity to improve, or at least restore, their incomes and living standards. To achieve this objective, lack of legal title should not be a barrier to compensation or alternative forms of assistance. In Trung Son HPP, those eligible for compensation and/or assistances include: (a) those who have formal legal rights to land or other assets; (b) those who initially do not have formal legal rights to land or other assets but have a claim to legal rights based upon the laws of Vietnamthe country and are certified by the commune’s People’s Committee (PC); and (c) those who do not belong to (a) and (b) above but are certified by the commune’s PC that they have been using the land and assets on land before the cut off date. DPs covered under (a) and (b) are provided compensation at replacement cost for the land (and any other assets) they lose, and other assistance. Persons covered under (c) are provided resettlement assistance (in cash or other forms) in lieu of formal compensation for the land they occupy, and other assistance, as necessary, to achieve the objectives set out in this policyRPF., if they occupy or utilize the project area. Page 20 20 Cut-off-date To prevent opportunistic encroachment to obtain eligibility for compensation or assistance, an eligibility cut-off date has been established, being December 10, 2008, 60 days from the date that the investment owner approves the investment project. During these 60 days, the investment owner shall inform the PPCs of the inventories of DPs and their losses. Persons who encroach on the areas after the established cut-off date are not entitled to compensation or any other form of resettlement assistance. If cases arise in which persons claim they were inappropriately excluded from the census or inventory, the relevant District and Commune People’s Committees can establish their eligibility for compensation or assistance by asserting that the persons were occupying or using land or other assets prior to the cut-off date. New households after the cut-off-date Those households splitting from the large families after the cut-off-date who meet the following conditions will be eligible for resettlement benefits as stand-alone households: (a) Households splitting from a family with minimum of two couples and having minimum of six persons; and (b) are allowed by the District authority, with verification of commune’s PC, to have household split. D. Institutional Framework The responsibility for preparing and implementing the Trung Son HPP RPF and subsequent Resettlement Plan (RP) is established as follows: Trung Son HPMB a) The overall responsibility for devising, gaining requisite approvals for, and implementing the RPF and the RP rests with the Trung Son Hydropower Project Management Board (Trung Son HPMB). b) Trung Son HPMB shall establish a compensation and resettlement department responsible for reporting to Trung Son HPMB about the current status of resettlement planning and implementation, coordinating with local authorities responsible for various aspects of resettlement implementation, conducting internal monitoring of resettlement implementation, and cooperating as necessary to handle contingencies or resolve disputes or grievances that may occur. c) Trung Son HPMB will cooperate and coordinate its planning and implementation of compensation, assistance and resettlement activities as necessary with provincial, district and commune authorities in Thanh Hoa and Son La provinces. Such coordination will be essential in carrying out census and survey activities, for inventorying lost assets, for determining the adequacy of compensation and allowances, for monitoring implementation effectiveness, and for responding to any DP grievances that may arise. Page 21 21 d) Responsibility for ensuring adequate flow of funds for compensation and to otherwise meet requirements, including contingency arrangements, specified in the RP rests with Trung Son HPMB. Committee on Compensation, Allowances and Resettlement The Provincial People’s Committee in Thanh Hoa and Son La provinces will establish for each district within the project impact area a Committee on Compensation, Allowances and Resettlement. In each district, this committee will: a) Ensure that commune officials and DP are fully informed regarding the contents of this framework, and entitlements and activities included in the RP. b) Certifying the DP census and the inventory of lost land, structures and other assets. c) Upon receipt of funding from Trung Son HPMB, making full and timely payment of compensation and allowances to DP, in accordance with RP requirements and purposes. d) Facilitating relocation of PAH and assisting DP with their efforts to restore incomes and living standards. e) Participate as needed in ensuring the effective operation of grievance procedures f) H i ng b i th ng, h tr và tái nh c ch u trách nhi m v tính chính xác, h p lư c a s li u ki m k ê, tính pháp lư c a t ai, t ài s n c b i th ng, h tr ho c không c b i th ng, h tr trong ph ng án b i th ng, h tr và tái nh c . People’s Committees of different levels Provincial PC a) To provide guidance to ensure that public disclosure of information on the project and its policy on compensation, allowances and resettlement and implement the land acquisition activities is carried out as required. b) To direct the relevant agencies and District People’s Committee to develop the compensation, allowances and resettlement plan as authorized c) To approve or assign district-level People’s Committees to approve the compensation, allowances and resettlement plan. d) To direct the relevant agencies to settle citizens’ complaints, denunciations related to compensation, allowances and resettlement according to their law-prescribed competence. e) To direct the examination and handling of violations in the compensation, allowances and resettlement domain District PC Page 22 22 a) To establish the District Committee for Compensation, Allowance and Resettlement chaired by the district PC’s chairman or vice-chairman. b) To ensure that public disclosure of information on the project and its policy on compensation, allowances and resettlement is carried out as required. c) To guide the District Committee for Compensation, Assistances and Resettlement and to coordinate with other related agencies to implement the RP d) To coordinate with relevant agencies and the project implementing agency to implement the project e) To settle citizens’ complaints related to compensation, allowances and resettlement according to their law-prescribed competence. f) To cooperate with other relevant agencies in the implementation of the land acquisition and resettlement activities, including also the verification of the eligibility for compensation, allowances and resettlement of DP after the cut-off-date. Commune PC a) To organize community consultation and information disclosure on the project and its policy on compensation, allowances and resettlement to DPs and their communities. b) To cooperate with the Committee for Compensation, Assistances and Resettlement to carry out the inventory of DPs and their affected land and other assets; and c) To cooperate with Trung Son HPMB and the Committee for Compensation, Assistances and Resettlement to implement the RP and site clearance, including also the verification of the eligibility for compensation, allowances and resettlement of DP after the cut-off-date d)To settle citizens’ complaints related to compensation, allowances and resettlement according to their law-prescribed competence. SECTION 4. PREPARATION OF RP An RP will be prepared for Trung Son HPP in accordance with the provisions of this RPF, and submitted to the World Bank for its clearance and to Vietnam’s authorized agency for its approval. Elements to be covered in the Trung Son HPP RP will include: a) Description of the project and identification of affected project areas b) Identification of the project components or activities that give rise to resettlement; the zone of impact of such component or activities; the alternatives considered to avoid or minimize resettlement; and the mechanisms established to minimize resettlement, to the extent possible, during project implementation c) Objectives of RP Page 23 23 d) Socioeconomic studies: baseline information (DP characteristics, economic and cultural conditions, existing incomes and use of natural resources, and information necessary for incorporation of an Ethnic Minorities Development Plan into the Trung Son RP. e) Census/survey results: identification and enumeration of all DP, and identification and inventories of all lost land, structures and other assets (including temporary impacts) through a 100% census and survey. The census and inventory should cover but not limited to the following: i. all types of DPs ii. number and names of DP in each PAH; iii. number, type, and area of the houses or other structures lost; iv. number and area of all the residential plots lost; v. number, category and area of agricultural land lost; vi. quantity and types of crops and trees lost; vii. businesses lost including structures, land and other fixed assets; viii. productive assets lost as a percentage of total productive assets; ix. quantity and category of other fixed assets affected; and x. temporary damage to productive assets. f) Legal and Institutional framework g) Eligibility criteria for compensation and all other forms of assistance h) Valuation of and compensation for losses, in kind or in cash, at replacement cost i) Site selection (including environmental assessment of proposed sites), site preparation, and relocation j) Replacement or restoration of public infrastructure and social services k) Detailed arrangements for livelihood improvement (or restoration) l) Identification of vulnerable PAH, and full description of planning measures for which they are eligible m) Consultation and participation arrangements, including mechanism for grievance redressal n) A detailed implementation schedule, corresponding as appropriate to the timetable for construction of civil works Page 24 24 o) Costs and budget, identifying all unit rates for compensation, and including contingencies for price escalation and unanticipated expenses p) Arrangements for internal and external monitoring q) Entitlement Matrix, listing by column all categories of adverse impact including categories of land or other assets lost, eligibility criteria, and entitlements (specified by unit rate, allowance amount, or other measure) for each category The draft RP will be publicly disclosed by the Bank after it is submitted. The Trung Son HPMB also will disclose the draft RP directly to affected communities in both Thanh Hoa and Son La provinces, in a place and manner accessible to them. Following finalization of the RP, both the Bank and Trung Son HPMB again disclose the final document in a similar manner. The draft RP will be furnished to the World Bank for consideration no later than six months prior to the proposed date for actual initiation of the works under the project. Land acquisition will only commence after the World Bank has found the RP to be acceptable, and payment of compensation for land, structures or other lost assets should be made prior to land acquisition, or imposition of other adverse impacts. SECTION 5. ENTITLEMENT POLICY DP will be entitled to the following types of compensation and/or rehabilitation and assistance measures: a) DP losing agricultural/productive land and crops (i) The principle of “land for land” compensation is prioritized. However, if the land availability in the locality doesn’t allow compensation by land for the full lost area of equal productive capacity, DP will be compensated with the land not less than the minimum standard which is necessary to remain their sustainable livelihoods, set in Annex 1, the difference will be paid in cash at the replacement cost. (ii) If DP partially looses agriculture land and the remaining holding is less than the minimum standard set in Annex 1 but still meets the conditions for continuing cultivation, then the project will supplemently allocate land to ensure the total land holding of the DP is not less than the minimum standard. If the remaining holding doesn’t meet the condition for continuing cultivation, the project will acquire the entire landholding and provide "land for land" arrangements of equal productive capacity, satisfactory to the DP. However, if the DP prefers to receive cash instead of land, then cash compensation at replacement cost is applied. (iii) If the portion of the land to be lost represents 10% or less of the total area of the landholding, and the remaining land is still a viable economic holding, cash compensation, at full replacement cost for the acquired area may be provided to the DP; (iv) If the portion of the land to be lost presents more than 10% of the total area of the landholding and the remaining is not smaller than the minimum standard for agricultural land set in Annex 1, DP will be compensated for the lost area either by cash at Page 25 25 replacement cost or by land of equal productive capacity satisfactory to DP, at DP’s choice; (v) Where compensation is made in the form of assignment of new land priced lower than the price of the recovered land, apart from being assigned new land, DPs who have land recovered shall also receive monetary compensation equal to the difference value; where compensation is made in the form of assignment of new land priced higher than the price of the recovered land, DPs shall not have to pay for the difference. (vi) For the relocating households who do not loose agriculture land but the land area they are using is smaller than the minimum standard set in Annex 1 will be supplemented for the difference to help ensure their livelihoods improvements. (vii) For agricultural land lying intermixedly with residential areas, and garden and pond land lying adjacent to residential areas, apart from compensation at the price of agricultural land having the same use purpose, monetary supports are also provided; the prices for calculation of supports shall be equal to between 20% and 50% of the prices of adjacent residential land; the specific support levels shall be decided by the provincial People's Committees to suit the local realities. (viii) For households, individuals currently using land assigned by State owned agricultural or forestry farms on a contractual basis for use for agricultural, forestry, aquaculture purposes (excluding land under special use forests and protected forests), if their land is recovered, they shall receive compensation only for remaining expenses invested in land, but not for the land, and will be supported according to the following provisions: (a) Supports for households, individuals that receive land on a contractual basis and are public employees or workers of State owned agricultural or forestry farms, who are working or have retired, have stopped working for loss of working capacity or have quit their jobs and enjoyed allowances and are directly engaged in agricultural production or forestry; households, individuals that receive land on a contractual basis and are directly engaged in agricultural production as their major source of livelihood. The highest level of monetary support shall be equal to the price of land to be compensated, calculated on the basis of the actually recovered land area which shall, however, not exceed the local agricultural land assignment limits; the provincial level People's Committees shall decide on the specific support levels to suit the local realities. (b) Where households, individuals receive land on a contractual basis but are other than the subjects specified at (a) above, they shall only receive compensation for remaining expenses invested in land. (ix) Where the recovered land is agricultural land belonging to the public land fund of a commune, ward or township, compensation shall not be paid for such land but the renters of such land shall receive compensation for remaining expenses invested in land. (x) DP will be compensated for the loss of standing crops at market price, productive trees will be compensated at replacement cost. Page 26 26 (xi) DP whose land is temporarily taken by the works under the project will be compensated for their loss of income, standing crops and for the cost of soil restoration and damaged infrastructure. Land will be rehabilitated after the project construction by the Trung Son HPMB. b) DP losing residential land and house/structure (i) The principle for compensating loss of residential land and structures will be: (1) the provision of replacement residential land (house site and garden) of equivalent size, or cash compensation at replacement cost according to DPs’ choice; and (2) cash compensation reflecting full replacement cost of the house/structures, without deduction for depreciation or salvage materials or compensate in kind (house and structure of the same or higher use value), according to DPs’ options. (ii) If residential land is only partially being affected by the project and the remaining areas are not sufficient for reorganizing DP house as specified in Annex 1, then at the request of the DP, the entire residential land will be acquired and DP will be compensated with either new residential land of equal size or cash at full replacement cost or a combination of both forms. (iii) If house/other structure is only partially being affected by the project and the remaining areas are not convenient to using, the house/ structure will be acquired and DP will be compensated either by in-kind or cash at full replacement cost, without depreciation or a combination of both forms. (iv) For the resettlement sites: the project ensures that selection of the resettlement sites complies with DP’s preference. If the residential land area in DP’s selected sites does not allow full replacement in term of area according to ‘land for land’ compensation principle, DP will be compensated with land (house site and garden) not less than the minimum standard for residential land set in Annex 1. If the new land is of lower value than the current one, DP will be compensated in cash at replacement cost for the difference. If the new land is of higher value than the current land, DP will not have to pay for the difference. (v) For the house/structure: (a) If DP chooses the house/structure built by the project (eg. in the resettlement sites) which is of lower value than their lost one, DP will be compensated for the difference. If the house/structure built by the project is of higher value than their lost one, DP will not have to pay for the difference. (b) If DP wishes to receive compensation in cash to build their resettlement house/structure, the compensation amount will not be less than the cost for construction of house/structure with technical standard specified in Annex 1. (vi) Tenants, who have a lease contract for a house for residential purposes at the time of land acquisition and wishes to continue the lease for at least another 6 months, with a verification from local authorities, will be provided with a cash grant of six months rental fee at the prevailing market rate in the area and will be assisted in identifying alternative accommodation. Page 27 27 c) DP losing business (i) The mechanism for compensating loss of business will be: (1) the provision of alternative business site of equal size and accessibility to customers, satisfactory to the DP; (2) cash compensation for lost business structure reflecting full replacement cost of the structures, without depreciation; and (3) cash compensation for the loss of income during the transition period. The amount will be specified in the RP. d) DP will also be provided compensation at full replacement cost, without deduction for depreciation and salvage materials for any other fixed assets affected in part or in total by the project. In cases where community infrastructure such as schools, factories, water sources, roads, sewage systems is damaged and the community wishes to reuse them, the project will ensure that these would be restored or repaired as the case may be, at no cost to the community. Provision of infrastructures in the resettlement sites ensures better access for DP than their current location. The host communes will be assisted to improve, extend or upgrade their public structures and infrastructures to accommodate the increased population. The assistance amount to be provided to host communes will not exceed VND30 mil./eligible relocating household. This fund will be transferred to the commune’s budget to be used on the upgrading, extension or rehabilitation of the public infrastructures. The management and usage of this fund will be detailed in RP. SECTION 6. ALLOWANCES AND OTHER ASSISTANCE TO RELOCATING PAH Besides the direct compensation for lost assets, relocating PAH also will be entitled to additional allowances intended to meet transitional costs, including but not limited to the followings (all allowances will be defined in RP and will be adjusted for inflation and other raises in prices as necessary at the time of payment): a) Transportation allowance All relocating PAHs will receive a subsidy allowance for their transportation to the new location. The amount is VND3 million/household if household relocates within the province and VND5 million/household if they relocate to a different province. In special case when relocating PAHs have to wait for their resettlement houses to be completed which was not their fault, they are (i) to be provided with temporary residence or (ii) temporary rent cost. b) Subsistence allowance - All relocating PAH shall receive a cash allowance equal to 20 kg of rice per month per person for 24 months. - Households who don’t have to relocate but loosing their production land will receive food allowance in cash for each legal member of the household for 18 months. Depending on the lost area, affected households will receive the followings: Page 28 28 + 5kg of rice/person/month if they loose less than 10% of land holdings + 10kg of rice/person/month if they loose between 10% and less than 30% of land holdings + 15kg of rice/person/month if they loose between 30% and less than 50% of land holdings + 20kg of rice/person/month if they loose 50% or more of land holdings c) Supplemental allowance for PAH relocating to self-selected resettlement site ( không vào i m tái nh c ) All PAH choosing not to relocate to designated resettlement sites, in addition to the transportation allowance mentioned above, shall receive a supplemental allowance of VND1million if they remain within the province, or VND2million if they relocate to a different province for their administrative arrangements in the receiving location. d) Health care allowance All relocating PAH shall receive a one-time payment to meet any health-care expenses associated with resettlement. The amount is VND 200,000/household. e) Energy subsidy allowance All relocating PAH shall receive VND10,000/person/month for six months to meet expenses for electricity or kerosene. f) Educational allowance Each school pupil within relocating PAH shall receive a one-time payment to buy textbooks at the price regulated by the state. g) Supplemental allowance for households receiv ing allowance under State’s social policy Relocating PAH with member(s) receing allowance under State’s social policy, single elderly, and people with disability shall receive a one-time payment of VND1million/per person. h) Relocation bonus A one-time bonus payment not to exceed VND 5 million will be awarded to relocating PAH who dismantle their houses and vacate their premises in accordance with the resettlement schedule. i) Other allowances: In addition to the above-mentioned allowances, based on the real situation, the project may consider to provide relocating PAHs with other allowances to support DP’s stable life, cultural life, production and livelihoods. Page 29 29 SECTION 7. MEASURES FOR LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT OR RESTORATION The objective of livelihood improvement (or restoration) often cannot be achieved solely through payment of compensation for lost assets and transitional allowances. Especially in hydropower projects, resettlement often imposes significant changes in DP livelihood patterns. While compensation might in principle be enough for asset replacement, there may not be comparable assets available for purchase in proximity to relocation sites. Households may be relocated to areas with unfamiliar terrain or different climate conditions, forcing them to adapt to different cropping patterns or productive technologies. They also may face unfamiliar market conditions, often losing their existing customer base. It also may be the case, however, that the new location may present new economic opportunities, but DPs may need special skills or attributes to benefit from them. For Trung Son HPP, the RP shall describe planning measures, in addition to payment of compensation and transitional allowances, to provide DP with sound opportunities to improve, or at least restore, their incomes. These measures may include provision of productive areas for a combination of agricultural, forestry, fisheries, animal husbandry, irrigation and off-farm activities, and are to be supported as necessary by training, extension services, or other inputs. In addition to such livelihood program activities, the RP will include the following entitlements: Production Disruption Allowances Relocating households involved in agricultural, forestry and fishing production will receive a one- time allowance in cash or in kind, at DP’s preference, for their production inputs such as seedlings, fertilizers, breedings, fertilizers and pesticides for their cash crops, perennial trees and livestock production.…. a) Amount of allowance: - household with 1 person will receive 3mil.VND/household - household having more than 1 person then from the 2nd person each will receive additional 2mil.VND. b) Relocating households also will receive support as deemed necessary to avail themselves of training and extension services. The project, based on DP’s needs, will develop training programs on agriculture, forestry and fishery extension. Supplemental Allowance for income diversification The project will reserve an amount equivalent to VND 5 million per relocating household or a household loosing more than 10% of production land to implement a program to support these households in their effort to diversify their income by taking Page 30 30 vocational trainings (on non-farm activities). Details for implementation of this program will be developed in RP. Assistance to Disrupted Businesses For economic establishments, production and business households having business registration certificates: a) To compensate for loss of income, a support equal to 30% of 1-year income after tax at the average income of the previous 3 years is made. b) To provide a support equal to 70% of the basic salary for permanent labourers for economic establishments, production and households. The period to calculate support must not exceed 6 months. c) Where a business is relocated, a new one having equal area and customer access capacity should be provided to suit the displaced persons, or a cash compensation amount for the loss of area at the request of the DP should be made at the replacement price, added by support for transport expenses to relocate assets and production materials attached to the area. Unregistered business households shall receive a cash assistance allowance intended to make up for lost income. The assistance amount will be determined in the RP. Support for improvement of access to resources DP having restricted or difficult access to production resources as a result of the project will be supported. Assistance measures will be considered and implemented on a case by case basis. SECTION 8. SITE SELECTION, PREPARATION, AND RELOCATION PAH relocating because of Trung Son HPP may choose to find their own resettlement site, or to move to resettlement sites for which they participate to plan and implement. For resettlement sites prepared by the project, the RP shall provide details on the following: a) Institutional and technical arrangements for identifying and preparing relocation sites, for which a combination of productive potential, location advantages, and other factors is at least comparable to the advantages of the old sites, with an estimate of the time needed to acquire and transfer land and ancillary resources; b) Arrangements for timely payment of compensation for lost housing at replacement cost, providing sufficient time and money for relocating PAH to construct replacement housing consistent with prior living conditions and cultural preferences, and suitable for the size of household, with the house area being not smaller than the standard set in Annex 1. c) Arrangements for provision of suitable housing for vulnerable households indicating that they are unable, or do not desire, to construct their own replacement housing. Page 31 31 d) Provision of prepared house plot and residential area (house site and garden) for each relocating PAH; e) Results of consultations with relocating PAH, indicating their general acceptance of proposed relocation sites, and describing measures taken to alleviate any PAH concerns; f) Any measures necessary to prevent land speculation or influx of ineligible persons at the selected sites; g) Arrangements for physical relocation under the project, including timetables for site preparation and transfer; h) Legal arrangements for issuing or recognizing land use right certificate and assets on land for resettlers for the remaining land after land acquisition or new land assignment; i) Arrangements for replacement of infrastructure and social services, if community wishes to reuse them: plans to replace, in the sites selected by communities, the lost struct ures and infrastructures (e.g., water supply, feeder roads, community facilities…), and lost social services (e.g., schools, health services…) to ensure the replaced structures, infrastructures and social services are better than the lost ones, or to consider to compensate for these losses in cash if DP community wishes to restore these public infrastructures and services themselves. j) Similar plans for infrastructures and social services provision in the host communities, and development work necessary for the resettlement areas. k) A description of the boundaries of the relocation area; and an assessment of the environmental impacts of the proposed resettlement and measures to mitigate and manage these impacts (coordinated as appropriate with the environmental assessment of the main investment requiring the resettlement). SECTION 9. GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES Complaints and grievances related to any aspect of RP implementation will be handled in compliance with the current regulations of Vietnam, with procedures specified as follows: First step: If any person is aggrieved by any aspect of the resettlement and rehabilitation program, he/she can lodge an oral or written grievance with commune authorities. Commune People’s Committee (CPC) will resolve the issue within fifteen days from the date it receive the complaint. Second step: If any aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision in stage 1, he/she can bring the complaint to the District People’s Committee (DPC) or District Committee for Compensation, Assistances and Resettlement (DCCR) within fifteen days from the Page 32 32 date of the receipt of the decision in stage 1. The DPC or DCCR will reach a decision on the complaint within fifteen days. Third step: If the aggrieved person is still not satisfied with the decision at district level, he/she can appeal to the Provincial People’s Committee (PCC) within 45 days of receiving the decision of the DPC or DCCR. The Provincial People’s Committee (PPC) will reach a decision on the complaint within the timing regulated by the Vietnam’s law. Fourth step: If the DP is not satisfied with the decision of the Provincial level, the case may be submitted for consideration by the District Court within 45 days of receiving the decision of the PPC. The District Court will reach a decision on the complaint within the timing regulated by the Vietnam’s law Aggrieved DPs who are poor and are certified by the PPC of the commune registered by DPs will be exempted from administrative or legal fees associated with pursuit of grievances. SECTION 10. INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL MONITORING Implementation of the RP will be periodically monitored both by the Trung Son HPMB (e.g., internal monitoring) and by an agency wholly independent of project management (e.g., external monitoring). Internal monitoring is for use by Trung Son HPMB. External monitoring reports will be submitted twice a year to Trung Son HPMB and to the World Bank. Internal Monitoring Internal monitoring is intended to: (a) Verify that the baseline information of all DPs has been carried out and that the valuation of assets lost or damaged, and the provision of compensation, resettlement and other rehabilitation entitlements has been carried out in accordance with the provisions of this RPF and the respective RP. (b) Oversee that the RP is implemented as designed and approved. (c) Verify that funds for implementing the RP are provided in a timely manner and in amounts sufficient for their purposes, and that such funds are used in accordance with the provisions of the RP. (d) Record all grievances and their resolution and coordinate with the relevant parties to ensure that complaints are dealt with in a timely manner. External Monitoring An independent agency or agencies or individual consultant will be retained by Trung Son HPMB to periodically carry out external monitoring. The external monitor will be Page 33 33 academic or research institutions, non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) or independent consulting firms, all with qualified and experienced staff, operating under terms of reference acceptable to the World Bank. The general objective of the external monitor is to provide an independent periodic review and assessment of achievement of resettlement objectives, the changes in living standards and livelihoods, restoration of the economic and social base of the affected people, impact and sustainability of entitlements, and the need for further mitigation measures (if any). The main indicators of independent monitoring include: a) Full payment of compensation for land, housing and other assets to DPs prior to land acquisition. b) Adequacy of compensation in enabling DPs to replace affected assets. c) Provision of technical support for house construction to PAH who rebuild their structures on their remaining land, or build their own structures in new places as arranged by the project, or on newly assigned plots. d) Provision of income restoration support. e) Restoration of productive activities. f) Restoration or replacement of community infrastructure and services g) Operation and results of grievance procedures. h) Throughout the implementation process, household income trends will be observed and surveyed. Any potential problems in the restoration of living standards will be reported. ANNEX 1. Policy Framework for Compensation, Resettlement and Rehabilitation for Project Affected People 1. Rural residential land for relocating households a) Each relocating household moving to the resettlement sites will be assigned with a house site plot not smaller than 400m2. Depending on the availability of residential land in the resettlement sites, relocating households might be assigned with larger plot. The project will be responsible for ground leveling to ensure house construction as planned. b) Each ‘back and up’ relocating household will be assigned with a house site plot not smaller than 400m2. Depending on the availability of residential land in the resettlement sites, relocating households might be assigned with larger plot. The project will either do the ground leveling for DP or pay them so that they can do it themselves, at DP’s choice. If DP prefers to do the ground leveling DP has to comply with technical requirements as necessary for safety purpose as agreed in the project. Page 34 34 c) Households not covered under (a) and (b) above will not be paid for the ground leveling cost. 2. Housing a) To suit the culture and preference of the relocating DPs, DPs can choose to build the resettlement house themselves or request the project to do it for them. b) If DPs choose to build the resettlement house themselves, the following requirements must be met: (i) the area of the house shall not be smaller than the minimum standard specified in (c) below; (ii) the structure of the house must meet the safety requirements (wooden house, wooden house on stilts or concrete house) with tile or steel sheet roofing or equivalent; and (iii) hygiene and environment condition. c) Resettlement houses built by the project will follow the following specifications: (i) Area per each legal member of the relocating PAH: - Single member PAH or PAH with 2 members: 25m2/household - PAHs with 3-5 members: 45m2/household - PAHs with 6 or more members: 65m2/household - Each PAH on average will be provided with 10m2 structure of kitchen and toilet - House design will allow an adjustment not exceedingss 5% of the above norms (ii) Structures and architecture: the project will present a number of house samples including house on stilts and regular house (concrete house at grade 4) in accordance with the above-mentioned norms and with equivalent costs for DPs to choose to meet their culture and preference. (iii) In case DP wishes to build resettlement house which exceeds the above standards, DP will have to bear the additional costs. 3. Production and Garden land a) Based on the land availability in the locality, tThe relocating households will be compensated with or assigned an agriculture production land area not less than 1,5ha/household and ensuring that the productivity or equivalance is not less than 20kg of rice/person/month. The standard for each location will be specified in RP, depending on the land availability and quality in each location. - Depending on the availability of land in planned resettlement sites, relocating households might be assigned with forest production land, grass land or water land for acquaculture production. - Priority will be considered for allocation of paddy rice land to ensure that the DPs will be able to afford enough food after the rice subsistence period as specified in the RPF. Page 35 35 - Agriculture Pproduction land use plan will be specified in RP. b) Each relocating household will be assigned with garden land adjacent or not adjacent to their residential land with an area that the land availability in the locality allows, but not less than 300m2/household. 4. Public structures in the resettlement sites General principles: a) The project ensures that the replaced public infrastructures (power, feeder roads, inter-commune roads, schools, kindergartens, health clinics, clean water systems, sanitation systems, cultural hou se…) have equal or higher use value. b) Structure scale will consider the population at the resettlement sites, including the host and relocating communities. c) In case there are less than 30 resettling households in one resettlement site which is less than 1 km from the host community, the project will consider to invest in extending or upgrading the existing structures and infrastructures to meet the local demands. The scale, however, will not exceed the stipulated standards for the resettlement sites. General regulations on construction: Public houses of the resettlement sites will be built at grade 4 or equivalent with structure suitable to local natural condition and culture preference and meet the current construction regulations of Vietnam. Some requirements for the public structures and infrastructures in the resettlement sites a) Infant school, kindergarten: Classes of infant school, kindergarten are intended to take care of children at day-time. b) Classes of primary grades: (i) The number of classes of primary grade is calculated for children to learn all the day. (ii) In case school in the host location has enough classrooms for children of the relocating communities, the project will not build separate classrooms there but consider supporting some fund for the extension or upgrading of that school as necessary. This fund amount is equivalent to VND2mil./relocating household. c) Cultural House in the resettlement site Resettlement sites with more than 30 PAHs will be constructed with one village’s cultural house, with scales as follows: from 30 to 60 PAHs: construction on an area of 60 m2; more than 60 PAHs it will be 100 m2. The cultural house shall be constructed and facilitated with fence, flag pole, and public WC. Page 36 36 Electric system in the cultural house shall be installed under designed. Depending on the local situation, each cultural house will be equipped as appropriate. d) Playing ground: In case of independent resettlement site which is not in the commune center which accommodates 30 and more households, if the land availability allows, a playing ground will be arranged. The playing ground will be invested only for ground preparation cost. e) Market place: The project will coordinate with People’s Committees of the districts and communes having the concentrated resettlement sites to arrange If the resettlement site has demand for a market places with , an area of land with a suitable size and location prefered by DP communities shall be arranged. The project will pay for the The market place will be invested only for ground preparation cost. 5. Infrastructure construction a) Irrigation: Based on the production condition in the new locations, the project will either construct new irrigation schemes or upgrade the exsiting ones to effectively exploit the use of production land. b) Land reclaiming, fields preparation and in-field pathways: (i) New production areas will be invested with land reclaiming and fields preparation as planned before being handed over to the resettling households for use. (ii) In-field pathway system will be planned and constructed in accordance with general production plan of the region. (iii) The project will consider supporting the DPs to do land reclaiming themselves c) Access road system: will be constructed in accordance with general planning on access road system in the region, as the followings: (i) Inter-village roads or roads from outside to the resettlement sites will be constructed in conformity with the standard of rural road of grade A or equivalent (ii) Internal roads within the resettlement sites, roads connecting 2 resettlement sites shall be constructed according to standard B grade or equivalent for rural and mountainous access roads. (iii) Areas close to the reservoir having a need for waterway transportation will be considered for the construction of piers. d) Domestic water supply: The project ensures to provide enough clean water to the relocating households. Depending on the condition of each resettlement sites, the water supply options including concentrated water supply system, gravity system, drilled well or dug well will be choosen. e) Power supply for domestic demand: The project aims at providing electricity to each relocating household. In case of geographical difficulties, the project will cooperate with Page 37 37 other related projects in the area or to find solutions to meet the demand on electricity of resettlers at least equal to the level of the existing locations if not better. The plan for power supply will be specified in RP. f) Water drainage and environment in resettlement site (i) Surface drainage system shall be arranged taking into account the topographical conditions or combined with the domestic drainage system by means of open drainage system along the access road. (ii) Latrine, husbandry barn facilities shall be constructed in a way to meet the requirements for hygiene and environment in the resettlement sites. g) Graveyard: each resettlement site will be furnished with an area for graveyard (if any) in accordance with the local planning. 6. Management and hand-over of the resettlement sites: All the public structures and infrastructures built under the project in the resettlement sites will be handed over to the local organizations or authority to manage and operate in accordance with the current regulations. Page 38 38 2.2. Numbers of Affected Households Table A 9: Forecast of Households to be Relocated Impacts surveyed in 2004 Forecast of HH with houses in 2011 No. Locality HH Head HH Head Total 509 2,283 555 2,489 Thanh Hoa province 327 1,484 356 1,617 I Quan Hoa district 183 765 199 834 1. Trung Son commune 183 765 199 834 -Ban Ta Ban 159 668 173 728 -Ban Xuoc 24 97 26 106 II Muong Lat district 144 817 157 783 1 Muong Ly commune 87 422 95 460 -Ban Tai Chanh 34 169 37 184 -Ban Nang 1 48 224 52 244 -Ban Muong 2 5 29 5 32 2 Trung Ly commune 49 261 53 284 -Ban Pa Bua 15 88 16 96 -Ban Lin 18 100 20 109 -Ban Co Cai 16 73 17 80 3 Tam Chung commune 8 36 9 39 -Ban Pom Khuong 8 36 9 39 B Son La Province 182 799 199 873 I Moc Chau district 182 799 199 873 1 Tan Xuan commune 177 768 193 839 -Ban Dong Ta Lao 108 476 118 520 -Ban Tay Ta Lao 69 292 75 319 2 Xa Xuan Nha 5 31 5 33 - Ban Pu Lau 5 31 5 33 Source: DRCC, 2004 survey, 2008 census Page 39 39 Table A 10: Displaced Persons Affected by Main Project Fully affected on houses and residential land Affected on shop Affected on agricultural land only Affected only on land in supporting areas Locality HH Persons HH Persons HH Persons HH Persons Total 509 2,283 7 23 285 1,552 40 168 Thanh Hoa Province 327 1,484 7 23 223 1,241 40 168 Quan Hoa District 183 765 0 0 13 48 40 168 Trung Son commune 183 765 0 0 13 48 40 168 1.Ta Ban 159 668 0 0 6 20 0 0 2. Ban Xuoc 24 97 0 0 0 0 0 0 3. Ban Chieng 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 37 4. Ban Co Me 0 0 0 0 7 28 31 131 Muong Lat District 144 719 7 23 210 1193 0 0 Trung Ly Commune 49 261 0 0 70 464 0 0 1. Ban Pa Bua 15 88 2. Ban Lin 18 100 2 12 3. Ban Co Cai 16 73 0 0 15 89 0 0 +To Chieng hamlet 16 73 +Co Cai Trong hamlet 15 89 4. Ban Tung 10 65 5. Ban Xa Lan 5 29 6. Ban Ca Giang 17 118 7. Ban Hoc 7 53 8. Ban Ta Com 12 90 9. Ban Canh Cong 2 8 Muong Ly Commune 87 422 7 23 65 338 0 0 1. Ban Nang 1 48 224 2. Ban Muong 2 5 29 7 23 3. Ban Tai Chanh 34 169 16 77 4. Ban Mau 11 55 5. Ban Kit 15 80 6. Ban Chieng Nua 14 77 7. Ban Cha Lan 7 40 8. Ban Trung Tien 2 2 9 Tam Chung Commune 8 36 0 0 75 391 0 0 1. Ban Pom Khuong 8 36 8 43 2. Ban Can 47 241 3. Ban Tan Huong 16 87 4. Ban Lat 4 20 Muong Lat Town 1. Ban Pom Buoi 3 15 Son La Province 182 799 0 0 62 311 0 0 Moc Chau District 182 799 0 0 62 311 0 0 Page 40 40 Tan Xuan Commune 177 768 0 0 0 0 0 0 1. Dong Ta Lao 108 476 2.Tay Ta Lao 69 292 Xuan Nha Commune 5 31 0 0 62 311 0 0 1. Ban Pu Lau 5 31 62 311 Source: 2008 census. Table A 11: Households Loosing Land to Incoming Households in Resettlement Site Location Households Note Thanh Hoa Province 249 Quan Hoa District 126 Site 1 126 These households are also impacted on land from reservoir flooding Muong Lat District 123 Site 2 91 Same Site 3 32 Same Son La Province 108 Moc Chau District 108 Site 4 108 Same Total 357 Source: 208 census. Page 41 41 2.3. Affected Households and Land Under Four Alternatives Table A 12: House holds Affected on Residential Land, House and Land Alternatives of normal water level with flood control level with Qmax of 100 years return period 158m 160m 162m 164m No Location HH Land area (ha) HH Land area (ha) HH Land area (ha) HH Land area (ha) 1 Thanh Hoa province 244 914.70 255 935.55 255 986.51 277 997.43 Quan Hoa district 139 495.14 144 514.07 144 525.45 152 526. 57 Muong Lat district 105 419.55 111 421.48 111 461.06 125 470.86 2 Son La Province 111 530.74 126 603.40 129 644.94 155 729.79 Moc Chau district 111 530.74 126 603.40 129 644.94 155 729.79 3 Total 355 1445.44 381 1538.95 384 1631.45 432 1727.22 Table A 13: House holds Affected on Produce Land Only Alternatives of normal water level with flood control level of Qmax 1% TT Location 158m 160m 162m 164m 1 Thanh Hoa province 31 28 25 20 Quan Hoa district 16 11 7 7 Muong Lat district 15 17 18 13 2 Son La Province 20 47 44 20 Moc Chau district 20 47 44 20 3 Total 51 75 69 40 Source: PECC4 2004, Pre-feasibility study. Page 42 42 2.4. Name List of Displaced Persons The following households have been identified through the 2008 census. Information requested in the resettlement policy framework regarding the losses of each household is available in the project file. Any household identified as a displaced person and present in the area prior to the cut- off date of December 10, 2008 will be compensated regardless of whether it is included in this list or not. Table A 14: Name List of Displaced Persons (Main Project) Impact District/Commune/ Family name, given name N house- holds N people House and land Land only Bus-iness I. Huy n Quan Hoá 243 1,006 A Xă Trung S n 243 1,006 i B n X c 24 97 1 Ngân V n Chúi 3 2 Ph m Th Dâng 1 3 Ḷ V n Th 5 4 Ḷ Th N m 3 5 Ph m Minh Th êu 3 6 Ph m Bá Chi n 7 7 Ph m Th L 2 8 Ph m Xuân Th p 2 9 Hà V n Thi n 4 10 Ph m Bá Di u 3 11 Ph m Th Nh n 4 12 Ngân V n Quàn 3 13 Ph m Bá Thách 7 14 L ng Th Nút 2 15 Hà Công Phong 4 16 L ng V n T ng 5 17 L ng V n Ng i 5 18 inh Công Thu t 3 19 Hà V n Ày 8 20 Hà V n Piêng 7 21 L ng V n Èm 5 22 L ng V n Thoè 3 23 Ph m Bá Lư 4 24 L ng V n Th i 4 ii B n Ta Bán 165 688 1 Ngân V n Kh n 7 2 Ph m Ng c T u 5 3 Ph m Bá L m 4 4 Ngân V n Nêu 5 5 inh Công Th n 6 6 Hà V n U n 2 Page 43 43 7 N gân V n Th 5 8 Ḷ V n S n 5 9 L n g V n Ban 5 10 Ngân Th N ùa 2 11 Ḷ V n Chít 1 12 Ngân v n H i 4 13 Ngân V n ính 4 14 L ng v n H ng 6 15 Ph m Bá H i 7 16 L ng V n ng 4 17 Ḷ V n Kh 5 18 Ph m Bá M 7 19 Ph m bá Thu n 4 20 L ng V n Uôn 4 21 Ḷ V n Tùng 6 22 Hà V n Pháp 5 23 Vi V n Quân 6 24 Ngân V n Ph ng 4 25 Ngân V n S ̣ng 4 26 L n g V n Ún 8 27 inh Công Du n 4 28 Ngân V n ng 2 29 Vi V n Phú 5 30 Ḷ V n Thúc 6 31 Ph m Bá Hông 6 32 Ng n V n In 3 33 Ph m Bá T i 5 34 Phan V n Oai 3 35 L ng V n Thuy n 3 36 inh Công Ng c 5 37 Ngân Th B un 4 38 Ngân V n H n 4 39 Vi V n Ch m 4 40 Hà Công Liêm 7 41 Ḷ Kh m Thánh 4 42 Ph m Hùng M i 7 43 Ph m Bá C m 3 44 Ph m Bá nh 3 45 L ng V n Thuy n 4 46 Ngân V n Thành 3 47 inh Công Tr ́nh 4 48 Ph m Minh Dám 4 49 Ngân V n Thi u 6 50 Hà Thi H ng 2 51 Ph m Bá S ùi 2 52 Ḷ V n Quà 3 53 Ngân V n Thào 4 54 Vi V n Quân 4 55 Ph m Bá Duy n 6 56 Hà V n Nh c 2 57 Hà V n Th ng 4 58 Hà V n N nh 3 59 inh V n Th 3 60 Ḷ V n T n 5 61 Ph m Bá Hoá 4 Page 44 44 62 i nh Công Nh n 4 63 Ph m Bá D 4 64 N gân V n L n g 2 65 L n g V n Oanh 5 66 i nh Công C n g 5 67 Ngân V n Chi n 4 68 Ngân V n B n 4 69 Ḷ V n ̀nh 4 70 Ngân V n Ư 5 71 Ḷ V n Tiên 2 72 Ḷ V n Quà 3 73 Ngân V n P ng 5 74 Ḷ V n Nh m 3 75 Bù i V n Nguyên 5 76 L ng V n Thu t 3 77 Ph m Bá Nhân 4 78 Vi V n H nh 4 79 Ph m Bá M nh 7 80 Nguy n Gia Chung 4 81 L n g Thành ô 4 82 Hà V n On 3 83 Vi V n Toàn 5 84 L ng V n Th́ 4 85 Ngân V n Quán 5 86 Ngân V n K 5 87 Hoàng V n Thi u 3 88 Ph m Bá Mi t 2 89 L ng V n ng 4 90 Ph m Bá B ng 6 91 Ph m Bá M n 4 92 L ng V n N i 5 93 Ph m Bá M o 3 94 Ngân V n Thi n 4 95 Ph m Bá T p 6 96 Ngân V n Thánh 5 97 Ph m Bá Hi p 4 98 Nguy n V n Ph c 6 99 Ph m Bá Út 2 100 Ngân V n T 4 101 Vi V n Nhâng 4 102 L ng V n ng 3 103 Ngân V n Th m 6 104 inh Công Tr ̣n 3 105 L ng V n Di m 3 106 Ngân V n H i 4 107 Ph m Bá Mi n 4 108 Ngân V n m 7 109 Ngân V n S nh 6 110 Ngân V n Ph 4 111 L ng V n ng 2 112 Ph m Bá H ùng 7 113 Ph m Minh L m 4 114 Ḷ V n Công 4 115 Ḷ V n Toàn 5 116 Ḷ V n Ti n 1 Page 45 45 117 Ḷ V n Hoàn 3 118 Ḷ V n S n 5 119 Hà Duy L n h 3 120 N gân V n Th n 7 121 Ph m Bá H ào 4 122 Ngân V n T n 4 123 inh Công T m 2 124 Ph m Bá Chánh 4 125 Ph m bá c 2 126 N gân V n Y t 5 127 Ph m Bá Dân 5 128 inh Th Du 4 129 Vi V n Choi 4 130 L ng V n Yêu 3 131 L i V n Ngh 4 132 Nguy n Yh Tr à 6 133 Ngân V n C c 1 134 Ph m Th Thám 1 135 Ngân V n Uôn 5 136 Ph m Bá C n h 4 137 inh Công Tràng 5 138 Hà Th H ng 2 139 Ngâ n V n Chóc 5 140 L ng v n Tho i 5 141 Ph m Bá Ng i 4 142 Vi V n Tái 3 143 Ph m Th M u 3 144 Ngân V n Ú 4 145 inh Công ng 6 146 Ph m Bá T 3 147 inh Công Tri u 4 148 Vi V n Án 4 149 Ph m Bá To àn 6 150 Ḷ Kh m Thoái 3 151 L ng V n Th nh 4 152 Hà v n S u 5 153 Ḷ Kh m Thanh 4 154 Ph m Bá U n 5 155 Vi V n ng 3 156 L ng Thanh R ng 6 157 Ngân V n Ái 4 158 Ngân V n Thi t 4 159 Ph m Th S 6 160 Nguy n v n Ót 1 161 Ḷ V n H ng 4 162 Ngân V n Thi n 4 163 Ngân V n Thà 4 164 Vi V n oán 1 165 Ngân V n L nh 6 Nhóm 1 T p Th Nhóm 2 T p Th Nhóm 3 T p Th Nhóm 4 T p Th iii B n Co Me 7 25 1Ph m Bá Th ́nh 3 Page 46 46 2 L n g V n o án 7 3 L n g V n c 4 4 H à V n Toàn 4 5Ph m c Hi t 4 6Ph m Bá Ho 3 7Ph m Anh Hoán 3 iv B n Co Me 38 159 1Ph m Bá Xi ng 7 2Ph m Bá Nguy ên 5 3Ph m Bá Chi n 3 4 L ng V n S i 5 5Ph m Bá i n 5 6 inh Công Quán 3 7Ph m Bá Sùng 4 8 L ng V n Thu 5 9Ph m Bá L m 6 10 Hà V n Dùng 1 11 Hà V n Vi t 4 12Ph m Anh Hoán 5 13 L n g V n Th 1 14Ph m Bá Tính 8 15Ph m Bá Khay 3 16 Ngân V n Íu 3 17Ph m Bá X ng 7 18 Ngân V n Th c 5 19Ph m Bá Ki m 3 20Ph m Bá Nghi m 4 21 L ng V n Th 1 22 L ng V n Dành 3 23Ph m Bá Mi n 4 24 L ng Xuân Dánh 5 25Ph m Bá B 4 26L ng V n oán 7 27Ph m Bá u 7 28Ph m Bá T i 3 29Ph m Bá Chi p 2 30 L ng V n Nghi p 3 31Ph m Bá T ng 5 v B n Chi ng 937 1 Ph m Bá Thi m 3 2 Ph m Th n 4 3 Ph m Bá Ki m 4 4 Ph m Bá Ph ng 5 5 Ph m Bá V ng 5 6 Hà V n D 4 7 L ng V n ̉n 4 8 Hà V n Th ng 4 9 Ph m Bá D n 4 II Huy n M ng Lát 367 1971 A Xă Trung Lư 119 725 i B n Pa Búa 15 88 1 Len V n Khoa 2 2 Giàng A Cheo 5 3 Phàng A Phành 5 4 Phàng A Sang 7 Page 47 47 5 Hàng A Chua 6 6 Thào A Ch n g 10 7 Giàng A Lâu 10 8 Giàng A Ch n g 12 9 Phàng A Chu 2 10 C A L ng 6 11 C A L nh 5 12 C A Lo 6 13 Sùng A C 7 14 Hà Xuân Ti n 2 15 L ng V n ng 3 ii B n L ́n 20 112 1 L ng V n Th ng 9 2 Vi V n Quán 7 3 Hà V n D n 6 4 inh Công Th y 6 5 Vi V n Qu 8 6 Lê V n Chi n 4 7 Hà V n Thanh 6 8 i nh Công Thuy n 4 9 Hà V n Hiên 7 10 L ng Th Pi n 4 11 Vi V n Chung 8 12 Hà V n Thóm 3 13 Vi Th Th t 5 14 Hà V n Thoan 7 15 Ngân V n D u 3 16 Bùi V n Ph n 5 17 Vi V n Tui 4 18 Vi Th i 4 19 Hà V n Bính 6 20 inh Công i m 6 iii B n Co C ài 31 162 T Chi ng 16 73 1 Ph m Bá L ênh 4 11 Ngân V n Chuy n 5 12 Ngân V n M nh 4 13 Ngân V n Nhu n 7 14 Ḷ V n c 5 15 Ngân V n ng 6 16 Hà V n Ng i 4 7 Ngân V n Y m 6 4 Ngân V n nh 3 5 Hà V n Hu nh 5 9 Ḷ V n Hi u 3 10 Ngân V n Hi u 6 3 Hà V n Oan 4 2 Ngân Th M ng 3 8 Hà Xuân Qu nh 3 6 Ngân V n n 5 Co Cài trong 15 89 1 Ḷ V n Dùng 4 2 Hà V n Th n 8 3 Hà V n Hi p 5 4 Ngân V n H u 7 Page 48 48 5 L ân V n Hoàng 5 6 N gân V n Ch n g 8 7 N gân V n Ch n g 6 8 N gân V n T n 6 9 L en V n Hi u 9 10 Ngân V n Tám 5 11 Len V n Hoan 4 12 L ng V n Ki n 5 13 Ngân V n Thi n 7 14 Ḷ Th Duy ên 4 15 Lèn V n ng 6 iv B n Tung 10 65 1 H u v n Th ào 5 2 Thào A Pao 8 3 Tràng Kh i D ùng 7 4 Thào A Ḥa 6 5 Thào th Ch v c a H ng a Páo 5 6 H n g A D 8 7 Mua A Quán (2 vùng) 5 8 H u A Ph n 7 9 Giàng A ḷng 11 10 Thào A Ch 3 vi B n Xa Lao 5 29 1 V A D 5 2 Thào A L 7 3 Hoàng A Ph 5 4 Hoàng A S u 6 5 Hàng A Páo 6 vi B n Ca Giáng 17 118 1 Vàng A C a 7 2 Sùng A D́nh 12 3 Sùng Seo X 9 4 Sùng Xeo Dính 5 5 Giàng A Khua 5 6 Sùng A Sánh 6 7 Vàng A V 9 8 Giàng Th Sau 9 9 Giàng seo Chao 10 10 Vàng S ng C a 7 11 Giàng Th Sa 3 12 H A Ch 3 13 Vàng A Thái 5 14 Giàng Seo Ph ng 7 15 vàng A L 9 16 Thào A Pó 8 17 Ḷ A Di 4 vii B n H c 7 53 1 Lù A Lành 9 2 Sùng A Chúng 6 3 Lù A Dính 7 4 Giáng A Th ng 9 5 Thào A H ng 9 6 Giáàng A lu 7 7 Giàng A Tua 6 Page 49 49 BQL b n H c viii B n T à Cóm 12 90 1 Sùng A Su 9 2 Giàng A di 9 3 Sùng A Sang 12 4 Thào A s 4 5 Thào A T ng 4 6 Thào A S 5 7 Sùng A Páo Mang 3 8 Thào A t nh 15 9 Thào A Thây 6 10 L u A tra 7 11 Thào A Thái 10 12 Sùng A khua 6 ix B n Cánh C ng 2 8 1 Giàng A Páo (A) 4 2 Giàng A Di 4 B Xă M ng Lư 159 783 i B n N àng 48 224 1 Hà H u Thu n 5 2 Ngân Th Hi p 3 3 Ngân V n Thuy t 5 4 Vi V n Thu 4 5 Hà V n Ti p 5 6 Ngân V n Long 4 7 Ngân V n Thu 4 8 inh Công i 6 9 Hà V n L i 4 10 Vi V n ng 4 11 Hà V n Ni m 4 12 Hà V n H i 5 13 inh Công S n 4 14 inh Công D ng 7 15 L ng V n Nhàn 6 16 Vi V n Th ng 5 17 Hà V n Th 7 18 Vi V n T a 4 19 Vi V n B ng 4 20 inh V n Th m 4 21 Hà V n Th ̣a 5 22 Vi V n D ng 4 23 Vi V n Vi t 4 24 Hà V n Th i 5 25 Vi V n Thi n 4 26 Vi V n L p 7 27 Ngân V n Toán 6 28 Ngân V n T m 6 29 Ngân Th Ngo àn 3 30 L ng V n Qu c 4 31 Hà Th Lâm 3 32 Ngân V n Th m 5 33 Hà V n H ng 5 34 Ngân V n Li u 5 35 inh Công Xuân 4 36 Hà V n Th 4 Page 50 50 37 N gân V n T m 4 38 H à V n Bi n 4 39 V i V n Hoàng 4 40 L n g V n L ăng 5 41 V i V n Thông 4 42 Ngân V n D ng 4 43 Ngân V n Thao 5 44 inh Công Sàm 6 45 Vi V n Th m 5 46 inh Công i p 8 47 Ngân Th Hu 3 48 Ngân V nh Thông 4 ii B n Mu n g 2 12 52 1 Ḷ V n Long 5 2 Hàng A Páo 5 3 Thào A 3 4 Hàng A Ch nh 5 5 Vàng A Pó 9 6 inh Thanh Qu nh 3 8 Ḷ V n i p 4 9 Tr n Th M ùi 1 10 Lê V n S n 2 11 Hoàng V n L nh 5 12 Nguy n Th Thu 3 7 Hàng Seo Pao 7 iii B n T ài Chánh 50 246 1 Ngân V n L ch 7 2 L ng Th Quang 4 3 L ng V n Ch ng 5 4 Ngân V n Tu n 5 5 L ng V n Thông 8 6 Ḷ V n Th nh 8 7 Ḷ V n Th m 8 8 Ngân V n Hoà 5 9 Ngân V n Quang 5 10 Ngân V n Qu 3 11 Ngân V n Tuy n 3 12 L ng V n Ti n 4 13 Len V n Vi t 8 14 Hà V n n 6 15 Ḷ V n Th o 7 16 Hà Quang à 4 17 Ngân V n ào 5 18 Ngân V n Khi m 3 19 L ng V n T nh 4 20 Ḷ V n Thuyên 6 21 L ng V n Toán 3 22 Ngân V n B ng 3 23 Ḷ Th Chi ên 4 24 Ngân Th M 6 25 L ng V n Quang 3 26 L ng V n Thiêm 5 27 L ng V n Phúc 9 28 Ngân V n Lâ m 8 29 L ng V n Huy n 4 Page 51 51 30 Ngân Th D c h 1 31 L n g V n Th u 4 32 H à V n D c 2 33 N gân V n Khánh 4 34 Ḷ V n H u 4 35 Ḷ V n Hi u 9 36 Len V n Danh 6 37 Len V n D 6 38 Ngân V n áng 6 39 Len V n D ng 6 40 Ngân V n Bi n 4 41 Ngân V n àn 4 42 L ng V n Côn 4 43 Ngân V n Công 3 44 Len Th Nhân 3 45 L ng V n S nh 4 46 Ḷ V n i 4 47 Ngân V n i p 3 48 L ng V n Ph ng 4 49 L n g V n Bu n g 7 50 Hà V n Toàn 5 iv B n Mau 11 55 1 Hà V n L i 5 2 Ḷ V n B o 3 3 Ngân V n L 6 4 Ngân V n N ng 5 5 Vi V n H ng 5 6 Hà V n Thanh 4 7 Ngân V n Tinh 4 8 Ngân V n Gi ng 4 9 Hà Th Pháo 5 10 Ḷ V n nh 8 11 Ngân V n Thuư 6 BQL B n M àu v B n Kít 15 80 1 Hà V n N ng 7 2 Ḷ V n S ng 7 3 Ḷ V n Thành 6 4 Hoàng Ng c ng 6 5 L ng th Mai 2 6 Ngân V n Hung 2 7 Ngân V n B ng 6 8 Ḷ V n V 7 9 Ngân v n Long 4 10 Ngân V n T ́nh 5 11 Ngân V n Ho t 6 12 Ḷ V n Huy 4 13 Ḷ V n Tân 7 14 Ḷ Th Xi m 5 15 Hoàng V n Thi 6 vi Chi ng n a 14 77 1 Ngân v n Ch 9 2 Hà V n Nh ́ 4 3 L ng V n Bon 2 4 Ḷ V n Ti n 6 Page 52 52 5 N gân V n T 4 6 H à V n Noi 7 7 H à V n Chiêng 5 8 L n g V n Thoan 7 9 N gân V n Sao 6 10 Ngân V n Nh ng 6 11 L ng V n Lái 9 12 L ng V n B n 4 13 Ḷ Th Nguy t 3 14 L ng V n Thân 5 vii B n Cha Lan 7 40 1 Hà V n T ̣n 7 2 L ng V n Thít 4 3 L ng V n Pui 6 4 L c V n Trai 6 5 Hà V n Thái 6 6 L c V n T t 6 7 L c V n Ki m 5 viii B n Trung ti n 2 2 9 1 H à V n Hu 4 2 inh V n Quy n 5 C Xă Tam Chung 86 442 i B n Pom Khuông 16 79 1 Lư Kh i Ho à 2 2 H u A Dia 4 3 H A Páo 4 4 H A Giàng 4 5 Lư Seo 5 6 Lư Sao Th ng 3 7 H V n Tu 6 8 Giàng A Xá 8 9 H u A Lanh 8 10 Giàng A Páo 7 11 D ng O Tu 5 12 Lư Th M 3 13 Sùng A Pao 5 14 Sùng A Gi ng 5 15 Ngô V n Ph ng 5 16 Giàng A Cháng 5 BQL B n Pom Khuông ii B n Cân 50 256 1 L c V n àn 4 2 L c V n ng 4 3 Len V n B ng 4 4 Hà V n i n 6 5 Hà V n H ng 3 6 Hà V n ng 4 7 L c V n i m 3 8 Hà V n nh 6 9 Hà V n ng 3 10 Hà V n Qu ư 4 11 Hà V n Qu nh 6 12 Ngân V n Sành 10 13 L ng Th D a 6 14 Hà Minh Thi m 3 Page 53 53 15 N gân V n Th m 8 16 Ngân Th Th n g 5 17 Len Th Tánh 3 18 Ḷ V n Sài 4 19 L n g Th anh B́nh 5 20 Vi V n Th m 5 21 Hà v n Th ng 9 22 Ngân v n Thoàn 5 23 Ngân V n Th ́n 5 24 Hà v n Tr c 5 25 Hà v n Y n 4 26 Hà V n Lu n 7 27 Vi V n Huyên 5 28 Hà V n Ké 2 29 Vi v n Pán 5 30 Hà V n Tr ng 3 31 Hà v n Trùng 5 32 Hà v n Hoàng 5 33 Vi v n H i 4 34 N gân V n Mú 9 35 Vi V n Nhi m 4 36 Ḷ V n Niên 5 37 Hà V n Hách 10 38 Ngân V n Hi ng 6 39 Hà V n H i 8 40 Hà V n Hi n 4 41 Ngân V n ng 4 42 Hà V n D ng 4 43 L ng V n P ng 9 44 L c V n N ́nh 6 45 L ng V n Pi n 5 46 Vi V n Th 2 47 L ng V n O n 5 48 Len V n Xích 6 49 L ng V n Ph n 4 50 Hà V Xoàn (ch a s ) 5 Ban QL B n Cân iii B n Tân H ng 16 87 1 Hà V n Thánh 9 2 L ng V n Th p 3 3 L ng V n Th n 4 4 Hà V n Sao 7 5 L ng V n Trùng 6 6 Vi V n ng 5 7 Ngân V n Nhàn 5 8 Hà V n Tít 4 9 Vi V n Phi n 6 10 L ng Chí Phui 8 11 L ng V n ng 4 12 L ng Công Viên 4 13 Vi V n Thà 6 14 Vi V n Quàn 6 15 inh V n H p 4 16 Hà Ng c X ng 6 iv B n lát 4 20 Page 54 54 1 H à V n Khô 6 2 H à V n Y n 4 3 H à V n Dùng 5 4 L n g v n Ph n 5 D Th tr n m n g Lát 3 21 1 Hà V n X ng 10 2 Hà V n Oán 9 3 Vi V n Bánh 2 III Huy n M c Châu 245 1115 A Xă Tân Xuân 177 768 i B n Tây T à Lào 69 292 1 Ḷ V n Quy n 4 2 Ḷ V n H ng 4 3 Hà V n D ng 2 4 Mùi V n Ph nh 4 5 Hà V n Anh 3 6 Ḷ V n nh 6 7 Hà V n Ùi 3 8 Hà V n Thu 3 9 i nh V n Xuân 5 10 Hà Duy Thoán (có nhà không có t ) 3 11 inh V n Ch m 4 12 inh V n Thuy n 3 13 inh V n Ch ng 4 14 Ḷ V n Ng i 6 15 Ḷ V n Ngo n 3 16 Ḷ V n H ng (không có s , không có h kh u) 1 17 Hà V n c 4 18 Ḷ V n Phú 4 19 Ng n Th T ́nh 3 20 Hoàng V n oàn 4 21 Hoàng V n i 3 22 Ḷ V n Tuân 3 23 Ḷ V n Thu 6 24 Ng n V n ng 6 25 Ng n V n H ùng 5 26 Ng n V n Nga 2 27 inh Công Ti p 3 28 Hà V n Ch y 3 29 inh V n Thi u 5 30 Ḷ V n Sáng 3 31 Ḷ V n i p 5 32 Ḷ V n Chi n 4 33 Hà Xuân Thuy n 5 34 Ḷ V n H ̣a 3 35 Ḷ V n H ng 3 36 Hà V n H u 6 37 Ḷ V n H a 4 38 Hà V n Tí 5 39 Ḷ V n Si 7 40 Ḷ V n Yêu 1 41 Hà V n Hi n 8 42 Ḷ V n Toàn 3 43 Ḷ V n Th c 2 Page 55 55 44 Ḷ V n Hóa 4 45 Ḷ Th Út 4 46 i nh Công Quán 7 47 Ḷ Th Y n 2 48 i nh Công Quư 6 49 Hà V n Sùi 4 50 V́ V n Th m 6 51 inh V n Th 5 52 Ḷ V n Hoàn 6 53 Hà c Dung 4 54 Ḷ V n Trùng 3 55 Hà V n i 7 56 Ḷ V n Huy n 4 57 inh Th Póm 3 58 Hà V n Chu n 3 59 Mùi V n Thánh 6 60 Hà V n Tr nh 4 61 Hà V n Ti n 6 62 Hà V n Thoàn 4 63 H à V n Tr n g 4 64 Ḷ V n Th ng 7 65 Hà V n Thành 5 66 Ḷ V n Mai 3 67 Mùi V n Thoán 5 68 Ḷ V n Ch ng 8 69 Hoàng V n Thi n 4 ii B n ông Tà Lào 108 476 1 Hà V n N i 6 2 Hà V n N m 4 3 Ḷ V n Tuy n 4 4 Hà V n Ch n 5 5 Ng n V n H ng 8 5 Vi V n T n 7 6 Ḷ V n Phui 4 7 Ng n V n T n 4 8 inh Công Th m 4 9 Ngâ n V n Uôn 4 10 Ḷ V n Lâm 4 11 Ḷ V n Úy 3 12 Hoàng V n Tr ng 7 13 Ng n V n Ong 2 14 Ḷ V n Ngh 2 15 Hà V n Minh 4 16 Ḷ V n Ng m 2 17 L ng V n Th p 8 18 Ḷ V n Li u 4 19 Ḷ V n Luy n 4 20 Vi Th Th a 4 21 Ng n V n Y êng 4 22 Hoàng V n ng 4 23 Ḷ V n Tích 4 24 Ḷ V n Thi u 2 25 Ḷ V n Tín 4 26 Ḷ V n Thành 3 27 Ḷ V n L n 2 Page 56 56 28 Ḷ Th Á i 3 29 Ḷ V n Thi p 4 30 Ḷ V n Th c 3 31 H à V n H n g 8 32 Ḷ Th Lâm 3 33 Hà V n Tr ng 5 34 Hà V n D a 4 35 L ng V n Tâm 3 36 Hà V n Nùi 2 37 L ng V n Di n 3 38 Hà V n Ti p 5 39 L ng V n V 4 40 Hà V n Hùng 3 41 L ng V n Ti n 3 42 Ḷ V n H ng 4 43 Ḷ Th Áo 3 45 L ng V n Nghi p 3 46 Ḷ V n Hiên 2 47 Ḷ V n Hu 3 48 Ḷ V n Nhúc 6 49 Hoàng V n H ng 4 50 Ḷ V n Nhàn 5 51 Ng n V n H ành 4 52 Ng n V n H ng 5 53 Ph m Bá ng 4 54 Ḷ V n H ́nh 3 55 Ḷ V n Huy n 5 56 Ḷ V n H i 4 57 Ḷ V n Quàn 7 58 Hoàn g V n X ng 4 59 L ng V n Ng 2 60 Ḷ V n n 4 61 Ḷ V n Th 4 62 Ḷ V n ng 5 63 Ḷ V n H ng 6 64 Ng n V n H ng 7 65 V́ Th Huy 6 66 Ng n V n Ngh 4 67 Ḷ V n H ̣a 5 68 Ḷ V n Vinh 4 69 Hà V n Thày 5 70 Ḷ V n Huy n 8 71 Hà V n Thu n 6 72 Hà V n Hi u 5 73 L ng V n T m 4 74 Hoàng V n Hi n 5 75 L ng Th Lá 4 76 Ḷ V n Nga 7 77 Hà V n i u 3 78 L ng V n H ̣n 4 79 Ḷ V n Quưnh 4 80 Ḷ V n Tín 3 81 Mùi V n Hoàng 4 82 L ng V n T m 4 83 inh V n Quanh 4 Page 57 57 84 L n g V n Ngân 6 85 H à V n H n g 6 86 H oàng V n Pành 5 87 H à V n H ́nh 7 88 L n g V n Ti n g 5 89 Hà V n Hu nh 6 90 Hoàng V n Ho t 6 91 Hà V n Hi p 7 92 Hà V n H nh 4 93 Hà V n H u 4 94 L ng V n H u 3 95 Hà V n Thu 4 96 L ng V n Ti p 5 97 Ḷ V n m 4 98 Hà V n Phi u 3 99 Ng n V n To àn 5 100 Hà V n B y 5 101 Hà Th M ́nh 4 102 Hà V n Phán 5 103 H à V n Hi n 5 104 Ph m Bá Ph c 3 105 Ph m Bá H ng 3 106 L ng V n Qu n 8 107 L ng V n Luy n 5 108 L ng V n Toán 5 B Xă Xuân Nha 68 347 i B n P ù L u 68 347 1 inh Th Th c 5 2 Ḷ V n Ph nh 6 3 inh V n Nguy t 7 4 inh V n Duy t 6 5 Mùi V n Th a 7 6 inh Công Toàn (nhà trên t canh tác) 5 7 inh v n H ng 4 8 Hà v n Thành 4 9 inh Công Toàn 8 10 inh V n Th ch 5 11 inh V n o 5 12 Hà V n Hi u 5 13 inh V n Quư 4 14 inh V n D u 4 15 Hà v n Quy 6 16 inh V n Hi p 6 17 inh V n Nguyên 3 18 inh Công P i 4 19 inh V n Ng c 7 20 Ḷ V n Vui 8 21 inh Th Thân 4 22 inh V n Toá n 3 23 inh v n Th m 4 24 Mùi V n Th a 4 25 inh V n Lư 7 26 inh V n L y 5 27 inh V n Tuy n 7 Page 58 58 28 H à v n Th m 3 29 i nh Công Th m 4 30 H à V n Kh n g 4 31 H à V n Thuy n 4 32 H à V n Th m 4 33 Hà V n Xuyên 4 34 Hà v n Thánh 4 35 inh v n Trang 4 36 inh V n D n 5 37 Hà v n Hóa 5 38 Hà V n Quân 4 39 Hà Th Nhui 9 40 inh V n V ng 4 41 Hà V n H ng 8 42 Hà V n M nh 5 43 Hà v n Tr ng 9 44 Hà V n Th 5 45 Hà Th Hoa 4 46 Hà V n Minh 3 47 H à v n Th n g 7 48 Hà v n Sóng 4 49 inh V n Y u 4 50 Hà V n Thoán 4 51 inh V n Ph n 3 52 inh V n Th ng 5 53 Hà V n Th nh 7 54 inh V n Xuyên 4 55 Hà V n c 5 56 inh V n Thi 5 57 Hà V n Ch i 7 58 Hà V n Ng i 4 59 Mùi V n Bính 4 60 Ḷ V n Khoa 6 61 Hà V n Núi 9 62 Hà V n Th ng 6 63 Ḷ V n Th 4 64 Hà V n N u 5 65 Hà V n Th ng 5 66 Mùi V n Th 5 67 Hà V n Th 4 68 inh V n Uôn 5 Total 855 4092 Page 59 59 2.5. Inventory of Losses and Value Assessment Table A 15: Land Losses on Construction and Supporting Sites District Land Category Area (Ha) Unit Price (million VND) Amount (million VND) Trung Son Commune 198 6336 1. Perennial production land 0 55 0 2. One crop paddy land 0 122 0 3. Annual production land 0 100 0 4. Forestry land 0 - Artificial forest land 198 32 6336 Quan Hoa District 5. Other land 0 Source: Inventory of Losses Table A 16: Crop and Tree Losses on Construction and Supporting Sites Articles Tree/crop Unit Quantity Unit Price (million VND) Amount (million VND) Quan Hoa District 5705.19 Trung Son Commune Luong bamboo 5705.19 Luong bamboo (Type A) VND/tree 831,600 5,063 4210.39 Luong bamboo shoot (Type B) VND/tree 207,900 7,190 1494.80 Source: Inventory of Losses Page 60 60 Table A 17: Land Losses in the Reservoir Area Locality Resid- ential land Peren- nial crop land One crop paddy land Two crop paddy land Fores- try land Water body land Grave- yard Others Total Thanh Hoa 13.07 9.53 73.34 19.63 634.35 115.33 6.30 52.62 924.17 Quan Hoa District 7.28 9.53 4.55 19.58 438.72 8.00 6.30 27.96 521.92 Trung Son commune 7.28 9.53 4.55 19.58 438.72 8.00 6.30 27.96 521.92 Muong Lat District 5.79 0.00 68.79 0.05 195.63 107.33 0.00 24.66 402.25 Trung Ly commune 1.87 57.65 53.09 44.88 3.65 161.14 Muong Ly commune 3.48 7.14 125.38 46.55 7.00 189.54 Tam Chung commune 0.44 4.00 0.05 17.16 15.90 14.01 51.56 Son La 7.00 17.68 91.31 27.32 428.87 15.50 2.50 124.67 714.85 Moc Chau District 7.00 17.68 91.31 27.32 428.87 15.50 2.50 124.67 714.85 Tan Xuan commune 6.76 17.68 91.31 25.04 386.07 7.5 2.5 110.82 647.68 Xuan Nha commune 0.24 2.28 42.80 8 13.85 67.17 Total 20.07 27.21 164.65 46.95 1063.21 130.83 8.80 177.29 1639.01 Source: Inventory of Losses Table A 18: Tree and Crop Losses in Reservoir Flooded Area Type A: Tree seedlings Type B: Transplanted seedlings Type C: 3 years-old trees Type D: Trees from 4 years to 6 years Type E: Trees over 7 years Type of plant and farm produce Unit Quantity Price unit (VND) Total (VND million) Quan Hoa District 13,254,909,074.50 Trung Son Commune 13,254,909,074.50 Annual plants 2-crop rice ton 88.12 5,000,000 Hilly rice ton 4.1 6,000,000 Maize ton 139.8 2,000,000 Timber trees "Lat" tree 447 Type A VND/tree 83 9600 796,800.00 Type B VND/tree 364 13,803 5,024,292.00 Page 61 61 "Xoan" tree 19876 Type A VND/tree 577 8,335 4,809,295.00 Type B VND/tree 19299 9,920 191,446,080.00 "Luong" 2303294 "Luong" bamboo (Type A) VND/tree 1957800 5,063 9,912,341,400.00 "Luong" bamboo (Type B) VND/tree 345494 7,190 2,484,101,860.00 Fruit trees 1 Jack fruit 579 Type B VND/tree 100 16,441 1,644,100.00 Type C VND/tree 379 179,800 68,144,200.00 Type D VND/tree 45 287,683 12,945,735.00 Type E VND/tree 55 244,530 13,449,150.00 2 Pomelo, orange, lime, mandarin, persimmon and finger citron trees 739 - Type A VND/tree 10 8,396 83,960.00 Type B VND/tree 123 22,605 2,780,415.00 Type C VND/tree 490 100,689 49,337,610.00 Type D VND/tree 86 174,664 15,021,104.00 Type E VND/tree 30 148,465 4,453,950.00 3 Plum, peach, apricot, guava, "doi" and "dau da" trees 567 - Type A VND/tree 5 9,194 45,970.00 Type B VND/tree 38 16,430 624,340.00 Type C VND/tree 433 29,793 12,900,369.00 Type D VND/tree 79 40,068 3,165,372.00 Type E VND/tree 12 34,058 408,696.00 4 Longan, Litchi and Rambutan 1286 Type A VND/tree 20 27,721 554,420.00 Type B VND/tree 255 39,920 10,179,600.00 Type C VND/tree 817 143,841 117,518,097.00 Type D VND/tree 156 251,720 39,268,320.00 Type E VND/tree 38 213,962 8,130,556.00 5 Apple, Caimito and sapodila trees 72 - Type C VND/tree 66 39,650 2,616,900.00 Type D VND/tree 6 80,907 485,442.00 6 Sugar apple, pear, pomegranate, lekimam, "mac cop" and wampee trees - Type B VND/tree 37 11,928 441,336.00 Type C VND/tree 246 31,719 7,802,874.00 Type D VND/tree 73 64,726 4,724,998.00 Type E VND/tree 10 55,018 550,180.00 7 "Nuc nac" and "bua" trees Type B VND/tree 6 5,779 34,674.00 Type C VND/tree 4 23,792 95,168.00 8 Chinese fig, bachang mango and "queo" trees Type A VND/tree 25 8,396 209,900.00 Type B VND/tree 312 45,206 14,104,272.00 Type C VND/tree 634 100,667 63,822,878.00 Type D VND/tree 134 136,647 18,310,698.00 Type E VND/tree 17 116,152 1,974,584.00 9 "Chay", dracontomelum, star fruit, canari, "doc" and oleaster trees Type C VND/tree 48 35,958 1,725,984.00 Type D VND/tree 3 61,134 183,402.00 Type E VND/tree 1 51,963 51,963.00 10 "Trau", "So" and "Lai" trees Type B VND/tree 1 18,494 18,494.00 Type C VND/tree 7 63,701 445,907.00 11 Coconut Type C VND/tree 6 287,683 1,726,098.00 Page 62 62 12 Betel palm trees Type C VND/tree 11 115,073 1,265,803.00 13 Pineapple Type B VND/m2 1798.5 3,319 5,969,221.50 14 Banana Type A VND/tree 215 4,199 902,785.00 Type B VND/tree 4452 35,958 160,085,016.00 15 Papaya Type A VND/tree 45 1,675 75,375.00 Type B VND/tree 451 17,981 8,109,431.00 Muong Lat district 6,038,027,777.00 Trung Ly Commune Annual crops Hilly rice Ton 51.89 6000000 Maize Ton 18.23 2,000,000 Timber trees 1 "Lat" tree Type A VND/tree 87 9600 835,200.00 Type B VND/tree 8 13,803 110,424.00 2 "Xoan" tree Type A VND/tree 1988 8,335 16,569,980.00 Type B vnd/tree 1672 9,920 16,586,240.00 3 "Luong" bamboo "Luong" bamboo (Type A) VND/tree 236906 5,063 1,199,455,078.00 "Luong" bamboo (Type B) VND/tree 41807 7,190 300,592,330.00 Fruit trees 1 Jack fruit Type A VND/tree 6 8,396 50,376.00 Type B VND/tree 44 16,441 723,404.00 Type C VND/tree 37 179,800 6,652,600.00 Type D VND/tree 8 287,683 2,301,464.00 Type E VND/tree 244,530 2 Pomelo, orange, lime, mandarin, persimmon and finger citron trees Type A VND/tree 15 8,396 125,940.00 Type B VND/tree 77 22,605 1,740,585.00 Type C VND/tree 126 100,689 12,686,814.00 Type D VND/tree 21 174,664 3,667,944.00 Type E VND/tree 148,465 3 Plum, peach, apricot, guava, "doi" and "dau da" trees - Type B VND/tree 10 16,430 164,300.00 Type C VND/tree 167 29,793 4,975,431.00 Type D VND/tree 46 40,068 1,843,128.00 Type E VND/tree 1 34,058 34,058.00 4 Longan, Litchi and Rambutan Type A VND/tree 4 27,721 110,884.00 Type B VND/tree 135 39,920 5,389,200.00 Type C VND/tree 255 143,841 36,679,455.00 Type D VND/tree 48 251,720 12,082,560.00 Type E VND/tree 5 213,962 1,069,810.00 5 Apple, Caimito and sapodila trees Type C VND/tree 22 39,650 872,300.00 Type D VND/tree 5 80,907 404,535.00 Type E VND/tree 68,770 6 Sugar apple, pear, pomegranate, lekimam, "mac cop" and wampee trees - Type B VND/tree 2 11,928 23,856.00 Type C VND/tree 24 31,719 761,256.00 Type D VND/tree 6 64,726 388,356.00 7 "Nuc nac" and "bua" trees Type A VND/tree 1 3,150 3,150.00 Page 63 63 Type B VND/tree 7 5,779 40,453.00 Type C VND/tree 10 23,792 237,920.00 8 Chinese fig, bachang mango and "queo" trees Type A VND/tree 5 8,396 41,980.00 Type B VND/tree 65 45,206 2,938,390.00 Type C VND/tree 95 100,667 9,563,365.00 Type D VND/tree 8 136,647 1,093,176.00 Type E VND/tree 116,152 9 "Chay", dracontomelum, star fruit, canari, "doc" and oleaster trees Type A VND/tree 1 8,396 8,396.00 Type C VND/tree 23 35,958 827,034.00 Type D VND/tree 1 61,134 61,134.00 10 Coconut Type C VND/tree 1 287,683 287,683.00 11 Pineapple Type A VND/m2 60 2,720 163,200.00 Type B VND/m2 1895 3,319 6,289,505.00 12 Banana Type A VND/tree 22 4,199 92,378.00 Type B VND/tree 1478 35,958 53,145,924.00 13 Papaya Type A VND/tree 21 1,675 35,175.00 Type B VND/tree 123 17,981 2,211,663.00 Muong Ly District Annual crops Hilly rice TON 6.42 6000000 Maize TON 35 2,000,000 Timber trees "Lat" tree - Type B VND/tree 3 13,803 41,409.00 "Xoan" tree Type A VND/tree 200 8,335 1,667,000.00 Type B VND/tree 622 9,920 6,170,240.00 "Luong" bamboo "Luong" bamboo (Type A) VND/tree 550125 5,063 2,785,282,875.00 "Luong" bamboo (Type B) VND/tree 97081 7,190 698,012,390.00 Fruit trees 1 Jack fruit Type A VND/tree 8 8,396 67,168.00 Type B VND/tree 58 16,441 953,578.00 Type C VND/tree 41 179,800 7,371,800.00 Type D VND/tree 43 287,683 12,370,369.00 Type E VND/tree 4 244,530 978,120.00 2 Pomelo, orange, lime, mandarin, persimmon and finger citron trees - Type A VND/tree 330 8,396 2,770,680.00 Type B VND/tree 310 22,605 7,007,550.00 Type C VND/tree 257 100,689 25,877,073.00 Type D VND/tree 92 174,664 16,069,088.00 Type E VND/tree 49 148,465 7,274,785.00 3 Plum, peach, apricot, guava, "doi" and "dau da" trees - Type A VND/tree 27 9,194 248,238.00 Type B VND/tree 98 16,430 1,610,140.00 Type C VND/tree 246 29,793 7,329,078.00 Type D VND/tree 109 40,068 4,367,412.00 Type E VND/tree 79 34,058 2,690,582.00 4 Longan, Litchi and Rambutan Type A VND/tree 60 27,721 1,663,260.00 Type B VND/tree 245 39,920 9,780,400.00 Type C VND/tree 185 143,841 26,610,585.00 Page 64 64 Type D VND/tree 130 251,720 32,723,600.00 Type E VND/tree 49 213,962 10,484,138.00 5 Apple, Caimito and sapodila trees Type C VND/tree 163 39,650 6,462,950.00 Type D VND/tree 4 80,907 323,628.00 Type E VND/tree 5 68,770 343,850.00 6 Sugar apple, pomegranate, lekimam, "mac cop" and wampee trees - Type C VND/tree 9 31,719 285,471.00 Type D VND/tree 10 64,726 647,260.00 Type E VND/tree 21 55,018 1,155,378.00 7 Chinese fig, bachang mango and "queo" trees Type A VND/tree 385 8,396 3,232,460.00 Type B VND/tree 1322 45,206 59,762,332.00 Type C VND/tree 276 100,667 27,784,092.00 Type D VND/tree 227 136,647 31,018,869.00 Type E VND/tree 41 116,152 4,762,232.00 8 "Chay", dracontomelum, star fruit, canari, "doc" and oleaster trees - Type A VND/tree 6 8,396 50,376.00 Type B VND/tree 8 8,699 69,592.00 Type C VND/tree 15 35,958 539,370.00 Type D VND/tree 5 61,134 305,670.00 Type E VND/tree 12 51,963 623,556.00 9 Coconut Type A VND/tree 2 29,384 58,768.00 Type B VND/tree 300 76,031 22,809,300.00 Type C VND/tree 2 287,683 575,366.00 Type D VND/tree 10 431,522 4,315,220.00 Type E VND/tree 366,794 10 Betel palm trees Type B VND/tree 1 25,171 25,171.00 Type C VND/tree 17 115,073 1,956,241.00 Lo i E VND/tree 4 134,493 537,972.00 11 Pineapple B VND/m2 2544 3,319 8,443,536.00 12 Banana A VND/tree 304 4,199 1,276,496.00 B VND/tree 1162 35,958 41,783,196.00 13 Papaya A VND/tree 29 1,675 48,575.00 B VND/tree 66 17,981 1,186,746.00 Tam Chung Commune Annual crops 2-crop rice ton 0.225 5000000 Hilly rice ton 3.6 6000000 Maize VND/m2 61 2,000,000 Timber trees "Lat" tree Type B VND/tree 1 13,803 13,803.00 "Xoan" tree Type A VND/tree 3 8,335 25,005.00 Type B VND/tree 6 9,920 59,520.00 "Luong" bamboo "Luong" bamboo (Type A) VND/tree 67205 5,063 340,258,915.00 "Luong" bamboo (Type B) VND/tree 11859 7,190 85,266,210.00 Fruit trees 1 Pomelo, orange, lime, mandarin, peach and finger citron trees Type B VND/tree 15 22,605 339,075.00 Type C VND/tree 15 100,689 1,510,335.00 2 Longan, Litchi and Rambutan Page 65 65 Type B VND/tree 120 39,920 4,790,400.00 Type C VND/tree 30 143,841 4,315,230.00 3 Apple, Caimito and sapodila trees Type C VND/tree 1 39,650 39,650.00 4 Chinese fig, bachang mango and "queo" trees Type B VND/tree 70 45,206 3,164,420.00 5 "Chay", dracontomelum, star fruit, canari, "doc" and oleaster trees Type D VND/tree 1 61,134 61,134.00 6 Banana Type B VND/tree 123 35,958 4,422,834.00 7 Papaya Type B VND/tree 1 17,981 17,981.00 Total Thanh Hoa Province 19,292,936,851.50 Moc Chau District Tan Xuan Commune 18,400,992,000.00 Annual crops ha 337 2-crop rice vnd/m2 250414 3000 1-crop rice vnd/m2 2500 Hilly rice vnd/m2 913100 850 Maize vnd/m2 450000 1300 Cassava vnd/m2 658200 1000 Sweet potato vnd/m2 200000 1500 Water morning glory vnd/m2 900000 3600 Tmber trees tree 2027052 1 "Lat" trees Tree planted from 2 years to closed canopy period vnd/tree 54000 Tree having perimeter is from 40cm vnd/tree 5 108,000 540,000.00 2 "Xoan" trees Tree planted from 2 years to closed canopy period vnd/tree 180 30,000 5,400,000.00 Tree having perimeter is from 40cm vnd/tree 66,000 3 "Luong" bamboo vnd/tree 2026867 8000 16,214,936,000.00 Fruit trees and perennial crops tree 390350 1 Jack fruit Tree having orchard under 3 years vnd/tree 15 53000 795,000.00 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/tree 39 101000 3,939,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/tree 225000 2 Pomelo Tree having orchard under 3 years 106 38000 4,028,000.00 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/tree 19 45000 855,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/tree 113000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/tree 225000 - 3 Orange, lime and mandarin Tree having orchard under 3 years 40 38000 1,520,000.00 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/tree 40 45000 1,800,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/tree 113000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/tree 225000 4 Plum and peach trees vnd/tree Tree having orchard under 3 years 38000 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/tree 12 45000 540,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/tree 113000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/tree 225000 5 Longan Tree having orchard under 3 years vnd/tree 36 105,000 3,780,000.00 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/tree 87 200,000 17,400,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/tree 450,000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/tree 900,000 6 "Thieu" litchi Tree newly planted under a year vnd/tree 15,000 Planted from 1 to under 2 years vnd/tree 22500 Planted for about or over 2 years vnd/tree 34000 Tree having orchard under 3 years vnd/tree 105,000 Page 66 66 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/tree 70 200,000 14,000,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/tree 450,000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/tree 900,000 7 Sugar apple and guava Tree having orchard under 3 years 11 53000 583,000.00 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/tree 31 101000 3,131,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/tree 225000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/tree 300000 8 Lekima Tree having orchard under 3 years 38000 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/tree 45000 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/tree 45 113000 5,085,000.00 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/tree 225000 9 Chinese fig, bachang mango and mango Tree newly planted under a year vnd/tree 15,000 Planted from 1 to under 2 years vnd/tree 22500 Planted for about or over 2 years vnd/tree 34000 Tree having orchard under 3 years vnd/tree 51 105,000 5,355,000.00 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/tree 130 200,000 26,000,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/tree 450,000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/tree 900,000 10 "Chay", dracontomelum and star fruit Tree newly planted under a year vnd/tree 15,000 Planted from 1 to under 2 years vnd/tree 22500 Planted for about or over 2 years vnd/tree 34000 Tree having orchard under 3 years vnd/tree 105,000 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/tree 7 200,000 1,400,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/tree 450,000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/tree 900,000 11 Soapberry Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/tree 8 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/tree Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/tree 12 Banana Tree having orchard vnd/tree 290 24000 6,960,000.00 Small tree vnd/tree 200 5000 1,000,000.00 13 Papaya Small tree vnd/tree 5000 Tree having orchard under 3 years vnd/tree 15000 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/tree 5 23000 115,000.00 Tree having orchard over 5 years vnd/tree 28000 14 Coconut Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/tree 45000 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/tree 113000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/tree 225000 15 Pineapple Tree has not have orchard vnd/tree 800 Those have orchards but not harvested vnd/tree 2400 3000 7,200,000.00 16 Tea Harvested under 3 years vnd/tree 3000 Harvested 3-5 years vnd/tree 3500 Harvested 5-10 years vnd/tree 100 4100 410,000.00 Xuan Nha Commune Annual crops 2-crop rice vnd/m2 22792 3000 68,376,000.00 1-crop rice vnd/m2 2500 Hilly rice vnd/m2 850 Maize vnd/m2 88500 1300 115,050,000.00 Cassava vnd/m2 50000 1000 50,000,000.00 Sweet potato vnd/m2 1500 Water morning glory vnd/m2 3600 Page 67 67 Timber trees 1 "Lat" trees Tree planted from 2 years to closed canopy period vnd/tree 54000 Tree having perimeter is from 40cm vnd/tree 108,000 2 "Xoan" trees Tree planted from 2 years to closed canopy period vnd/m2 225 30,000 6,750,000.00 Tree having perimeter is from 40cm vnd/m2 66,000 3 "Luong" bamboo vnd/m2 224679 8000 1,797,432,000.00 Fruit trees and perennial crops 1 Jack fruit Tree having orchard under 3 years vnd/m2 53000 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/m2 2 101000 202,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/m2 30 225000 6,750,000.00 2 Pomelo Tree having orchard under 3 years 3 38000 114,000.00 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/m2 45000 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/m2 113000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/m2 225000 3 Orange, lime and mandarin Tree has not have orchard over 2 years vnd/m2 5 8000 40,000.00 Tree having orchard under 3 years vnd/m2 38000 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/m2 1 45000 45,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/m2 113000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/m2 225000 4 Plum and peach trees Tree having orchard under 3 years vnd/m2 38000 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/m2 28 45000 1,260,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/m2 113000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/m2 225000 5 Longan Tree having orchard under 3 years vnd/m2 105,000 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/m2 70 200,000 14,000,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/m2 450,000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/m2 900,000 6 "Thieu" litchi Tree newly planted under a year vnd/m2 15,000 Planted from 1 to under 2 years vnd/m2 22500 Planted for about or over 2 years vnd/m2 10 34000 340,000.00 Tree having orchard under 3 years vnd/m2 105,000 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/m2 18 200,000 3,600,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/m2 450,000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/m2 900,000 7 Sugar apple and guava Tree having orchard under 3 years 53000 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/m2 101000 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/m2 225000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/m2 300000 8 Lekima Tree having orchard under 3 years 38000 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/m2 45000 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/m2 113000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/m2 225000 9 Chinese fig, bachang mango and mango Tree newly planted under a year vnd/m2 15,000 Planted from 1 to under 2 years vnd/m2 22500 Planted for about or over 2 years vnd/m2 34000 Tree having orchard under 3 years vnd/m2 16 105,000 1,680,000.00 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/m2 29 200,000 5,800,000.00 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/m2 450,000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/m2 900,000 10 "Chay", dracontomelum and star fruit Page 68 68 Tree newly planted under a year vnd/m2 15,000 Planted from 1 to under 2 years vnd/m2 22500 Planted for about or over 2 years vnd/m2 34000 Tree having orchard under 3 years vnd/m2 1 105,000 105,000.00 Tree having orchard 3-5 years vnd/m2 200,000 Tree having orchard 5-10 years vnd/m2 450,000 Tree having orchard over 10 years vnd/m2 900,000 - 11 Banana Tree having orchard vnd/tree 99 24000 2,376,000.00 15 Pineapple Orchards not harvested vnd/tree 100 3000 300,000.00 Total 18,400,992,000.00 Source: Inventory of Losses Table A 19: House Losses N O Item Uni t Quantity Price unit (VND) Amount (Million VND) I. Quan Hoa district 8481,92 1. Trung Son Commune 8481,92 House 7644,47 House type 4 m 2 262,00 House type 4 built, tiled roof m 2 72 1025000 73,80 House type 4 with pro, “thung van” m 2 60,00 704000 42,24 House type 4 with tiled roof, wooden “thung”, slender m 2 80,00 668000 53,44 House type 4 wooden “thung”, “thung nua”, with procement roof m 2 50,00 704000 35,20 House on tilts m 2 0,00 Wooden house on tilts, “thung phen”, covered with thatch, bamboo floor m 2 968,00 429000 415,27 Wooden house on tilts, “thung van”, wooden floor, tiled roof m 2 3415,00 731000 2496,37 Wooden house on tilts, “thung van”, covered with pro, wooden floor m 2 6168,20 731000 4508,95 Temporary house (thatch, bamboo, slender) 80,00 240000 19,20 Kitchen m 2 3553,00 417,77 Substructure with brick, wood, tiled structure 50,00 400000 20,00 Substructure with thatched, bamboo, slender structure, covered with Procement 1762 122000 214,96 Substructure with thatch, bamboo, slender structure 1741 105000 182,81 Breeding facilities m 2 1115 43,28 Structure (thatch, bamboo, slender covered with procement ) 196 52000 10,19 Structure (thatch, bamboo, slender ) 919 36000 33,08 Page 69 69 Outhouse (thatch, bamboo, slender ) m 2 23 68000 1,56 Camp m 2 87 668000 58,12 Yard ( brick base) m 2 12 412000 4,94 Fence m Water conduit m 4450 12000 53,40 Cistern m 2 3 740000 2,22 Fishpond m 2 7683 9600 73,76 Tomb Pon d 228 800000 182,40 II. Muong Lat district 7835,60 1. Trung Ly commune 2225,23 House 1913,72 House type 4 m 2 840 House type 4 wooden “thung”, “thung nua”, with procement roof m 2 840,00 704000 591,36 House on tilts m 2 1843,00 Wooden house on tilts, “thung phen”, covered with thatch, bamboo floor m 2 165,00 429000 70,79 Wooden house on tilts, “thung van”, tiled roof, wooden floor m 2 60,00 731000 43,86 Wooden house on tilts, “thung van”, covered with procement roof and wooden floor m 2 1618,00 731000 1182,76 Temporary house m 2 104 240000 24,96 Kitchen m 2 648 72,72 Substructure with thatch, bamboo, slender structure, covered with procement roof 275 122000 33,55 Substructure with thatch , bamboo, slender structure 373 105000 39,17 Breeding facilities m 2 25,50 Structure (thatch , bamboo, slender, covered with procement ) 163 52000 8,48 Structure (thatch , bamboo, slender) 473 36000 17,03 Camp m 2 164 668000 109,55 Water conduit m 4610 12000 55,32 Cistern m 2 1 740000 0,74 Fishpond m 2 2550 9600 24,48 Tomb Pon d 29 800000 23,20 2. Muong Ly commune 5258,52 House 4683,05 House type 4 m 2 395 House type 4 wooden “thung”, “thung nua”, with procement roof m 2 220,00 704000 154,88 House on tilts m 2 6261 Page 70 70 Wooden house on tilts, “thung phen”, covered with thatch, bamboo floor m 2 121,00 429000 51,91 Wooden house on tilts, “thung van”, wooden floor, tiled roof m 2 838,00 731000 612,58 Wooden house on tilts, “thung van”, covered with pro, wooden floor m 2 5262,00 731000 3846,52 House on tilts with “thung phen”, “thung nua” or rammed soil 40 429000 17,16 Temporary m 2 Kitchen m 2 1928,50 219,20 Substructure with thatch, bamboo, slender structure, covered with procement roof 982,5 122000 119,87 Substructure with thatch , bamboo, slender structure 946 105000 99,33 Breeding facilities m 2 366,6 62,26 Structure (thatch, bamboo, slender ,covered with procement ) 366,6 52000 36,79 Structure (thatch, bamboo, slender) 707,5 36000 25,47 Outhouse m 2 17 68000 1,16 Camp m 2 96 668000 64,13 Yard m 2 183,8 412000 75,73 Water conduit m 7594 12000 91,13 Altar pillar outside house m 2 3,5 300000 1,05 Fishpond m 3 1169,4 9600 11,23 Tomb Pon d 62 800000 49,60 3. Tam Chung commune 310,50 House 289,35 House type 4 m 2 150 House type 4 with wooden “thung”, slender, procement roof m 2 150,00 704000 105,60 House on tilts m 2 140 Wooden house on tilts, “thung van”, covered with pro, wooden floor m 2 150,00 731000 109,65 House on tilts with “thung phen”, “thung nua” or rammed soil 100 429000 42,90 Temporary house m 2 130 240000 31,20 Kitchen m 2 111 11,84 Structure (thatch, bamboo, slender ,covered with procement ) 54 122000 6,59 Structure (thatch, bamboo, slender) 50 105000 5,25 Breeding facilities (thatch, bamboo, slender) m 2 73,00 36000 2,63 Camp m 2 10 668000 6,68 4. Muong Lat town 41,36 Page 71 71 House on tilts m 2 40,94 Wood en house on tilts, “thung van”, covered with pro, wooden floor m 2 56,00 731000 40,94 Kitchen 0,42 Structure (thatch, bamboo, slender) 4 105000 0,42 Breeding facilities (thatch, bamboo, slender) m 2 20,00 36000 0,72 Total 16317,52 Source: Inventory of Losses Page 72 72 Table A 20 : Impact on Public Infrastructure Locality Unit Quantity Quan Hoa District Trung Son Commune School m 2 162 Cultural house m 2 130 Commune link road km 8 Village link road km 2.00 Muong Lat District Trung Ly School m 2 119 Office m 2 100 Collective accommodation m2 16 Forestry watch house m 2 42 Village link road km 12 Muong Ly commune School m 2 75 Teacher accommodation m 2 73 Health care center m 2 250 Commune link road km 3 Village link road km 7 Moc Chau District Tan Xuan Commune m 2 School m 2 404 Accommodation for teachers m 2 250 Village cultural house m 2 110 Water diversion pipes Km 5 Power generator unit 2 Village link road km 11 Suspended bridge unit 1 Source: Inventory of Losses Page 73 73 2.6. Resettlement Site Planning Table A 21 : Relocation Site Capacity Proposed Resettlement Site Key Information 1. Trung Son Commune 4 sites: Ta Puc, Co Tong, Keo Dam (Ta Ban village) and Ban Xuoc village To relocate about 200 affected HH in Ta Ban and To Xuoc, Come villages within Trung Son commune. - To Ta Puc site: 50 HH with 211 heads. - To Co Tong-Ta Ma site: 84 HH with 350 heads - Keo Dam: 40 HH with 169 heads - To Xuoc, Ban Co Me : 26 HH with 106 heads 2. Muong Ly Commune 2 sites: Tai Chanh village, Ban Nang, To relocate for 90 affected HH in Ban Nang 1 and Tai Chanh. - To Ban Tai Chanh site: 37 HH with 182 heads - To Ban Nang site: 52 HH with 244 heads - To Ban Muong 2: Just to move 13 Hmong HH to higher elevation. 3. Trung Ly Commune 2 sites: Ban Lin, Ban Chieng To relocate for 36 affected HH in Ban Lin (20 HH) and To Chieng, Ban Co Cai (17 HH). - To Ban Lin site: 21 HH with 109 heads - To Chieng – Ban Co Cai site: 17 HH with 79 heads; - For 16 HH of Hmong in Ban Pa Bua just to move up to higher elevation. 4. Tan Xuan Commune To relocate for 199 affected HH of Dong Ta Lao and Tay Ta Lao within Tan Xuan commune. - To Tham Ton 1: 113 HH with 491 heads - To Pom Hien- Suoi Non : 50 HH with 217 heads - To Tham Ton 2: 30 HH with 130 heads Source: Resettlement Masterplan revised after consultations Table A 22 : Land Affected at Planned Resettlement Sites Locality Perennial crop land One crop- paddy Hilly rice land Other annual crop land Natural forest land Commercial forest land Others Total Quan Hoa 5.00 7.20 59.00 168.00 281.00 627 1,179.4 2,326.6 Site 1 5.00 7.20 59.00 168.00 281.00 627 1,179.4 2,326.6 Muong Lat 3.60 8.20 97.00 188.00 884.00 51 1,048.2 2,280.0 Site 2 2.60 5.00 68.00 153.00 558.00 18 799.40 1,604.0 Site 3 1.00 3.20 29.00 35.00 326.00 33 248.,80 676.0 Moc Chau 0.00 2.00 0.00 145.00 0.00 514 223.00 884.0 Site 4 0.00 2.00 0.00 145.00 514 223.00 884.00 Total 8.60 17.40 156.00 501.00 1,165.00 1.92 2,450.60 5,490.60 Page 74 74 Table A 23 : Land Use and Land Development in Planned Resettlement Sites Trung Son site Current use Planning Total Ta Ban To Xuoc- Co Me Total Ta Ban To Xuoc Co Me Average per HH (210 HH) Total area 2,326.6 1,765.4 561.2 2,326. 6 1,764. 4 562.2 11.08 1. Agricultural land 235.6 204.6 31.0 239.2 208.2 31.0 1.14 2. Forestry land 908.0 452.0 456.0 908.0 452.0 456.0 4.32 3. Non- Agricultural land 195.0 191.0 4.0 235.2 221.0 14.2 1.12 4. Non-use land 988.0 917.8 70.2 944.2 883.2 61.0 4.50 Muong Ly site Current use Planning Land type Total Ban Nang Ban Tai Chanh Total Ban Nang Ban Tai Chanh Average per HH Total land area 1,604.0 986.00 618.00 1,604 987.50 616.50 1. Agricultural land 228.6 105.00 123.60 231.10 106.00 125.10 2.24 2. Forestry land 596.0 438.00 158.00 596.00 438.00 158.00 5.79 3. Non- Agricultural land 174.0 82.50 91.50 194.10 93.00 101.10 4. Unused land 605.4 360.50 244.90 582.80 350.50 232.30 Trung Ly site Current Planning Land type Total Ban Lin To Chieng Total Ban Lin To Chieng Average per HH Total land area 676.0 419.0 257.0 676.0 419.0 257.0 1. Agricultural land 68.20 34.20 34.00 68.60 34.60 34.00 1.33 2. Forestry land 359.00 255.00 104.00 359.00 255.00 104.00 7.04 3. Non- Agricultural land 76.70 35.20 41.50 88.00 39.00 49.00 4. Unused land 172.10 94.60 77.50 160.40 90.40 70.00 Page 75 75 Tan Xuan site Current use Planning Land type Total Dong, Tay Ta Lao Total Dong, Tay Ta Lao Average per HH Total land area 884.0 884.0 884.0 884.0 1. Agricultural land area 147,00 147,00 197,00 197,00 1.03 2. Forestry land area 514,00 514,00 675,00 675,00 3.52 3. Non-agricultural land 0,00 0,00 12,00 12,00 4. Unused land 223,00 223,00 Table A 24 : Infrastructure in Planned Resettlement Sites Trung Son Commune : Ta Puc, Co-Tong-Ta Ma and Keo Dam sites Schools and culture One class at Co Tong- Ta Ma (100 m2), 2 kindergartens (100 m 2 ), accommodation for teachers (50 m 2 ), cultural house (100 m 2 ). Kindergarten, village class and one community cultural house (2,000 m²) in Ta Ban Kindergarten, village class and one community cultural house with 1,000 m² in To Xuoc Transportation New access road from Co Me bridge to the resettlement site, 4.2 km long, class A. New rural road type B from Co Tong to Ta Ma – Ta Puc, 9 km, class B. New road from junction of Xuoc (at Keo Dam) to Suoi Quang wharf and to resettlement site Ban Xuoc, 3.5 km, class B. Inter-road at Ta Puc resettlement site, 1 km, class B. Inter-road at Co Tong-Ta Ma, 2 km, class B. New access roads to farming site, 6 km, class B. Two wharfs for boats crossing the reservoir/ river; Electricity Power supply (i) Transmission line of 35 kv from Co Tong to Ta Ma of 4 km long; (ii) Transmission line of 0.4 kv of 4 km long and one transformer of 100 KVA for 83 HH; (iii) Transmission line of 35 kv from Ta Puc to To Xuoc of 3.5 km long; (iv) Transmission line of 0.4 kv of 01 km long and two transformers of 35 KVA for 40 HH at Keo Dam site and 26 at Ban Xuoc site Water supply for domestic use and irrigation (i) new weir on Cap creek, 8 km long of diversion pipe to supply water for domestic, 3 km of pipe to supply water for irrigation of 6.5 ha of rice with two crops at Co Tong-Ta Ma; (ii) new weir on Ta Puc creek, 3 km long of diversion pipe to supply water to 60 HH at Ta Puc site, 2 km of pipe for irrigation to 3.5 ha of rice; (iii) new weir on Xuoc creek and 3 km long of diversion pipe to supply water for domestic use and 1 km of pipe to irrigate 2.0 ha of rice Paddy field opening 12.2 ha will be developed for rice. Ta Puc (3.5 ha), Cap creek (6.7 ha) and Phuoc creek (2 ha). Muong Ly Commune : Ban Nang and Tai Chanh sites Schools and culture 2 kindergartens with 100 m 2 ; 2 community cultural houses with an area of 120 m 2 . Page 76 76 Transportation New access road from Tam Chung to Muong Ly, 4.0 km long, class A New road of 4 km of inter roads at the sites, class B Electricity The line 35 kV and 0.4 kV from the center of commune to each household, and The line 35Kv and 0.4kV will connect the construction site to each HH. Water supply for domestic and irrigation Two weirs, one on Tai Chanh (Nun creek) and 2.5 km long of diversion pipe to supply water for irrigation for 4 ha with two rice crops per year, 4 km of pipe for domestic use. One weir on Nay creek with 3 km long of diversion pipe to supply water for irrigation to 3.5 ha of rice with two crops per year, 04 km of pipe for domestic water use Paddy field opening 7.5 ha will be developed for rice with two crops per year at Ban Nang and Ban Tai Chanh. Trung Ly Commune : To Chieng and Co Cai sites Schools and culture One Kindergarten; one primary class and community cultural house with total construction area of about 1,000 m 2 . Transportation New access to the resettlement sites with 3.0 km long and with class B of rural road type Electricity Lines, 35 kV and 0.4 kV, from the center of commune to each household, and from construction site to each HH Water supply for domestic and other purposes (i) construct a weir on Lin creek with a length of about 30 m and 2 km long of irrigation canal to supply water for 3.6 ha of paddy, 2.5 km long of diversion pipe to supply water domestic; (ii) construct a weir on Huoi creek and 4 km long of diversion pipe to supply water domestic to To Chieng resettlement site. Paddy field opening 3.6 ha for rice with two crops per year Tan Xuan Commune : Pom Hien- Suoi Non, Tam Ton 1 and Tam Ton 2 sites Schools and culture 3 kindergartens with an area of 190 m 2 , 3 primary classes with an area of 190 m 2 ; accommodation for teachers with an area of 130 m 2 and 02 community cultural houses with an area of 160 m 2 Transportation New road, 4.0 km long from Tan Xuan commune center to a junction of Cay Da, rural class A; New road, 2.0 km long, from a junction of Pom Hien to Tham Ton 2, rural class B; New road, 2.0 km long, from a junction of Pom Hien to Tham Ton 1, rural class B; New road, 6.0 km long to support for farming, rural class B; One bridge to connect Tay Ta Lao to Center of Tan Xuan commune and one wharf to connect with farming sites in Ban Cam. Electricity To Pom Hien- Suoi Non site: transmission line of 35 kV with 4.5 km and 1 km of 0.4 kV from center of Xuan Nha commune to the relocation site and a transformer 50 KVA. To Tham Ton 1 site: transmission line of 35 kV with 2 km and02 km of 0.4 kV and a transformer 100 KVA. Page 77 77 To Tham Ton 2 site: transmission line of 35 kV with 0.5 km and 0.5 km of 0.4 kV and a transformer 35 KVA Water supply for domestic and other purposes Water supply for domestic and other purposes: construct a weir on the Co Nao creek and 10 km pipe to supply water to area of rice with one crop per year and 4 km of pipe for domestic use Paddy field opening None Page 78 78 2.7. Provincial Unit Price References References apply both to Thanh Hoa and Son La Provinces. Table A 25 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Houses and Other Assets Unit cost (VND) No. Groups of architecture Unit Displaced household Standed back household 1 Temporary hut built with thatch, bamboo, slender (not distinguish the height) Vnd/m2 36,000 32,000 2 Hut roofed with procement, concrete house- bed covered with XMC mortar and without walls ( not distinguish the height) Vnd/m2 108,000 102,000 3 House built with thatch, bamboo, slender, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra-cotta bricks Vnd/m2 240,000 180,000 4 Wooden house with “toocxi” partition (also build foundation), house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with bricks( “bat” brick or XMH), electric light system installed completely - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 436,000 520,000 361,000 443,000 5 House built (also foundation) with 110 jamb wall plastered with mortar and washed with multi-color lime, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with bricks( “bat” brick or XMH), electric light system installed completely - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof - Armored concrete roof poured in-situ - Armored concrete roof put together Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 678,000 896,000 1,162,000 1,065,000 648,000 865,000 1,098,000 1,005,000 6 House built (also foundation) with 220 wall plastered with mortar and washed with multi- color lime, house-bed covered with cement- sandy mortar or paved with bricks( “bat” brick or XMH), electric light system installed completely - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof - Armored concrete roof poured in-situ - Armored concrete roof put together Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 806,000 1,025,000 1,201,000 1,103,000 712,000 956,000 1,138,000 1,045,000 Page 79 79 7 House built with 110 jamb wall, concrete cadre and column bearing, foundation built with armored concrete, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with bricks( “bat” brick or XMH), electric light system installed completely - Tiled roof - Armored concrete roof poured in-situ - Armored concrete roof put together Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 1,218,000 1,427,000 1,297,000 1,166,000 1,334,000 1,240,000 8 House built with 220 wall, concrete cadre and column bearing, foundation built with armored concrete, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with bricks( “bat” brick or XMH), electric light system installed completely - Tiled roof - Armored concrete roof poured in-situ - Armored concrete roof put together Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 1,325,000 1,474,000 1,340,000 1,231,000 1,379,000 1,280,000 9 House with cadre and column made of shape steel, concrete column foundation, iron roof, house-bed made of stone concrete 1x2cm, M200#, D=10cm with drain ditch around, without boundary wall (boundary wall reckoned according to each materials) Vnd/m2 761,000 454,000 10 House built with adobe (“tro lo” brick, “c m”…) (also foundation), wall plastered with mortar and washed with multi-color lime, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with bricks( “bat” brick or XMH), electric light system installed completely - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 593,000 734,000 490,000 665,000 11 House on tilts with thatched roof, cadre and column made of wood group I,II. Column’s diameter 25cm. House -bed and wall are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. House with stakes fixed in the ground(not distinguish the height) Vnd/m2 439,000 331,000 12 House on tilts with thatched roof, cadre and column made of wood group I,II. Column’s diameter 25cm. House -bed and walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. House with pillars base on rock (not distinguish the height) Vnd/m2 731,000 552,000 13 House on tilts with thatched roof, cadre and Vnd/m2 455,000 343,000 Page 80 80 column made of wood group I,II. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House-bed and walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. House with stakes fixed in the ground(not distinguish the height) 14 House on tilts with thatched roof, cadre and column made of wood group III-IV. Column’s diameter >25cm. House-bed and walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. House with pillars base on rock (not distinguish the height) Vnd/m2 757,000 572,000 15 House on tilts with thatched roof, cadre and column made of wood group III-IV. Column’s diameter 25cm. House -bed and walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. House with stakes fixed in the ground(not distinguish the height) Vnd/m2 402,000 302,000 16 House on tilts with thatched roof, cadre and column made of wood group III-IV. Column’s diameter 25cm. House -bed and walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. House with pillars base on rock(not distinguish the height) Vnd/m2 668,000 505,000 17 House on tilts with thatched roof, cadre and column made of wood group III-IV. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House-bed and walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. House with stakes fixed in the ground(not distinguish the height) Vnd/m2 429,000 323,000 18 House on tilts with thatched roof, cadre and column made of wood group III-IV. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House-bed and walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. House with pillars base on rock (not distinguish the height) Vnd/m2 713,000 539,000 19 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 639,000 722,000 478,000 545,000 20 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks, masonry boundary - wall footing, Page 81 81 walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 674,000 758,000 505,000 572,000 21 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 683,000 766,000 511,000 579,000 22 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 718,000 802,000 539,000 606,000 23 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group III-IV, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra-cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 575,000 659,000 431,000 498,000 24 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group III-IV, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra-cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 612,000 695,000 458,000 525,000 25 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group III-IV, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra-cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. Vnd/m2 621,000 465,000 Page 82 82 House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 704,000 532,000 26 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group III-IV, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra-cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 656,000 740,000 492,000 559,000 27 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 655,000 686,000 491,000 519,000 28 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 639,000 722,000 479,000 545,000 29 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 648,000 731,000 485,000 552,000 30 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 683,000 766,000 513,000 579,000 31 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group III-IV, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra - cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish Page 83 83 wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 550,000 633,000 411,000 478,000 32 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 573,000 659,000 428,000 498,000 33 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group III-IV, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra-cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 577,000 669,000 430,000 505,000 34 Wooden house, house frame with prise made of wood group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 621,000 704,000 465,000 532,000 35 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 566,000 650,000 423,000 491,000 36 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 598,000 682,000 447,000 515,000 Page 84 84 - Tiled roof 37 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 606,000 690,000 478,000 546,000 38 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 638,000 722,000 478,000 546,000 39 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group III-IV, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 511,000 594,000 381,000 449,000 40 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group III-IV, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 542,000 625,000 405,000 473,000 41 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group III-IV, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 550,000 634,000 411,000 479,000 42 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group III - IV, house - bed covered with Page 85 85 cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks, masonry boundary-wall footing, walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 582,000 666,000 435,000 503,000 43 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 535,000 618,000 400,000 467,000 44 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 566,000 650,000 423,000 491,000 45 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 439,000 658,000 429,000 500,000 46 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group I-II, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 606,000 690,000 454,000 521,000 47 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group III-IV, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. Vnd/m2 486,000 363,000 Page 86 86 - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 570,000 431,000 48 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group III-IV, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 511,000 594,000 381,000 450,000 49 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group III-IV, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with stakes fixed in the ground. - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 519,000 602,000 387,000 455,000 50 Wooden house with cross bracing, wooden stakes group III-IV, house-bed covered with cement-sandy mortar or paved with terra- cotta bricks. Walls are made of reddish wood or luong bamboo. Column’s diameter > 25cm. House with pillars base on rock - Roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper - Tiled roof Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 550,000 634,000 411,000 479,000 51 House with columns made of luong bamboo, wood and duon, slender walls or walls plastered with toocxi. House-bed is earth fill or covered with cement-sandy mortar, “butterfly door” or bamboo doors, roofed with thatch, slender or oiled paper Vnd/m2 263,000 198,000 52 Stairs ( outside house or wooden stairs to garret ) - Wooden stairs Vnd/m 183,000 183,000 53 Kitchen ( This unit price for independent kitchen, these kitchens in the self-contained houses are reckoned according to factual structure of these houses) - Structure (thatch , bamboo, slender) - Structure (thatch , bamboo, slender, roofed with procement ) - Structure with brick, wood, tiled structure Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 105,000 122,000 400,000 97,000 109,000 300,000 Page 87 87 54 Breeding facilities a. - Structure (thatch, bamboo, slender) - Structure (thatch, bamboo, slender, roofed with procement ) b . Walls built and plastered D=110 - Roofed with thatch, slender and oiled paper - Tiled roof or roofed with procement or iron c . Walls built and plastered D= 220 - Roofed with thatch, slender and oiled paper - Tiled roof or roofed with procement or iron Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 36,000 52,000 179,000 269,000 360,000 442,000 36,000 47,000 167,00 250,000 300,000 393,000 55 Bathhouse ( This unit price for independent bathhouse, these bathhouses in the self- contained houses are reckoned according to factual structure of these houses – These part paved enameled tile are reckoned separately) - Brick walls, tiled roof, precast slab and concrete poured in-situ - Structure: thatch, bamboo, slender Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 375,000 54,000 340,000 54,000 56 Toilet ( This unit price for independent toilet, these toilets in the self-contained houses are reckoned according to factual structure of these houses – These part paved enameled tile are reckoned separately) a . Brick walls, tiled roof, precast slab and concrete poured in-situ (This unit price has reckoned the hole containing stools and the amount to build septic tank reckoned separately) - 1 compartment - 2 compartment b . Structure: thatch, bamboo, slender Vnd/hole Vnd/hole Vnd/hole 786,000 1,256,000 68,000 745,000 1,196,000 68,000 57 Fencing wall (plastering, washing lime and foundation are reckoned with price of fencing wall) - Jamb wall built with “ch ” 110 brick - Jamb wall built with “ch ” 220 brick - Wall built with “tro lo” brick - Wall built with stone (The depth is reckoned averagely) - Wall built by piling rocks (The depth is reckoned averagely) - Iron-flower fence made of shape iron (Also foundation of fence and painting), iron gate (completely painting) Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m3 105,000 202,000 83,000 102,000 35,000 243,000 178,000 110,000 461,000 98,000 191,000 81,000 97,000 29.000 102,000 86,000 102,000 426,000 Page 88 88 - Fencing wall combined shape steel and B40 lattice (Also fence’s foundation and painting) - Airy concrete fencing wall - Portal column 58 Washing platform (Including build, plaster, pour and put the slab completely) - Group1: >1m2 - Group2: 1m2 Vnd/platform Vnd/platform 117,000 97,000 68,000 68,000 59 Some parts of house of worship and graves - Dragon’s head on the roof made of + cement + china - Moon face made of + cement + china - Flanking dragons made of + cement + china - Flanking lion - Altar pillar outside house (nature worship) built with bricks or armored concrete, the altar is made of cement Vnd/ one Vnd/ one Vnd/ one Vnd/ one Vnd/ pair Vnd/ pair Vnd/ one Vnd/ one 25,000 50,000 50,000 120,000 200,000 600,000 180,000 300,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 120,000 200,000 600,000 180,000 300,000 60 Well a/ Soil-excavation part (reckon for 1m3) - Well’s depth 8m - Well’s depth from 8m to 10m - Well’s depth > 10m - Well dug through the hidden rock (reckon for 1m3 dug through the rock, not depends on depth) b/ Built-plastered part ( reckon for 1m3 built and plastered completely: as regard with the well built with stone carved to form of arch by handicraftsmen (Compensation price unit for 1m3 built and plastered with this kind of stone is equal to the cost to build well with ashlars, “ba” rock plus(+) difference between the price of 1m3 arch-form stone in this region at the compensation moment confirmed by District’s Council Compensation for Losses in Site Clearing and the price of 1m3 ashlars in this region in the price notice of Construction – Finance Department at the compensation moment) - Well embanked with “ba” rock and ashlars - Well built with “ba” rock and ashlars - Well built with brick Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 32,000 59,000 79,000 136,000 164,000 278,000 525,000 32,000 59,000 79,000 136,000 136,000 261,000 525,000 61 Drilled well ( Build, covered the well - yard Page 89 89 and water pump are reckoned separately) - The diameter 50mm, the depth reaches 50m - The diameter 110mm, the depth reaches 50m Vnd/m Vnd/m 63,000 110,000 63,000 110,000 62 All groups of cistern (reckon for 1m3 built and plastered completely, not including fouilk and cap – built and plastered bulk is not the cistern’s bulk) - Built and plastered cistern D=110 - Built and plastered cistern D 220 - Septic tank (reckon averagely all kinds of depth and soil excavation work) Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 1,000,000 717,000 793,000 1,000,000 717,000 793,000 63 Newly built foundation (the independent structure from the house or unfinished construction) - Foundation built with ashlars - Foundation built with bricks - Foundation excavation - Earth fill the foundation-bed - Sand fill the foundation-bed Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 278,000 412,000 29,000 22,000 56,000 261,000 329,000 29,000 22,000 44,000 64 All groups of concrete, including formwork (the independent structure from the house or unfinished construction) * Concrete without steel rod - Ballast concrete 100# - Ballast concrete 150# - Ballast concrete 200# * Armoured concrete, baulk, spandrel beam, column and stone foundation 1x2cm - 150# - 200# - 250# - 300# * Armored concrete, “lanh tô” platform, overhang, slab, slab ribbed and structural element different from stone 1x2cm - 150# - 200# - 250# - 300# Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 416,000 456,000 590,000 2,856,000 2,921,000 2,989,000 3,051,000 1,868,000 1,933,000 2,001,000 2,062,000 416,000 456,000 590,000 2,856,000 2,921,000 2,989,000 3,051,000 1,868,000 1,933,000 2,001,000 2,062,000 65 Bed (yard, house- bed…) - Bat concrete D=100 - Covered with sandy-cement mortar - Bat concrete with the depth is 10cm, covered with XMC mortar - Stone concrete 4x6, the depth is 10cm, Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 21,000 12,000 33,000 54,000 16,000 12,000 28,000 45,000 Page 90 90 covered with XMC mortar - Paved with “chi” bricks - Parquetry group III, flat D=2cm - Parquetry group III, flat D=3cm Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 39,000 245,000 340,000 28,000 144,000 202,000 66 Compensation for electric conduits (electric system outside house) a. Wire fit with iron leaf spring or plastic clamp + Conductor cross-section 1.5mm + Conductor cross-section 6mm b. Wire in the plastic tube was emerged + Conductor cross-section 1.5mm + Conductor cross-section 6mm Vnd/m Vnd/m Vnd/m Vnd/m 2,200 3,600 1,500 3,400 2,200 3,600 1,500 3,400 67 Displace electricity meter If moving the meter to the new place must lengthen the cable, the cable lengthened is compensated. Vnd/ box Vnd/m 350,000 12,000 0 12,000 Table A 26 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Fish Ponds Unit cost (VND) No. Groups of architecture Unit Displaced household Standed back household 68 - The quantity soil of digging pond, ditch and culvert - Embank pond’s edge, road and ditch’s edge with digged soil - Dig soil to embank + embank right in this area (in 300m range) - Dig soil to embank + embank pond’s edge, road and ditch’s edge with soil from other areas (outside 300m range) - Build and plaster the pond’s edge, ditch’s edge, culvert’s edge with stones - Build and plaster the pond’s edge, ditch’s edge, culvert’s edge with bricks - Shelf lining of pond’s edge, ditch’s edge is ““ba” rock” and ashlars Vnd/ m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 Vnd/m3 24,000 12,000 36,000 45,000 278,000 412,000 164,000 24,000 12,000 36,000 45,000 261,000 329,000 136,000 Page 91 91 Table A 27 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Displaced Graves No. Groups of architecture Unit Unit cost (VND) 69.1 - The graves were reburied - The graves are due to rebury but not done yet - Derelict graves were reburied - Amount of money for worship (if not displace the grave based on the tradition) - Buried graves have time less than 36 months until to inventory time - Buried graves have time more than 36 months but not reburied yet because of local tradition - Built-plastered graves (price of 1m3 built-plastered completely with all kinds of material) - The parts paved are reckoned separately Vnd/grave Vnd/grave Vnd/grave Vnd/grave Vnd/grave Vnd/grave Vnd/grave Vnd/grave 600,000 800,000 400,000 300,000 3,600,000 1,700,000 XX 620,000 Table A 28 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Fruit Trees Type A: Tree seedlings Type B: Transplanted seedlings Type C: 3 years-old trees Type D: Trees from 4 years to 6 years Type E: Trees over 7 years Type H: Trees that will be cut down at compensation time, compensation is based on tree diameter and is similar to compensation for cutting timber trees. Unit cost (VND) No. Kinds of tree Unit Typ e Area I Area II Area III 1 Jackfruit Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C D E 8,396 16,441 179,800 287,683 244,530 8,396 20,548 215,763 308,231 261,995 8,396 21,574 220,898 359,604 350,661 2 Pomelo, orange, lime, madarin, persimmon Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C D E 8,396 22,605 100,689 174,664 148,465 8,396 31,719 102,743 174,664 148,465 8,396 38,017 107,879 176,720 150,212 3 Plum, peach, apricot, guava, tropical fruit, waterapple, “d i” fruit tree, “b ̣ng ḅng” fruit tree, “móc thép” fruit tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C D E 9,194 16,430 29,793 40,068 34,058 9,194 16,430 31,719 42,125 35,807 9,194 16,430 31,848 44,178 37,550 4 Longan, Litchi, rambutan Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C D 27,721 39,920 143,841 251,720 27,721 39,920 143,841 251,720 27,721 39,920 143,841 251,720 Page 92 92 Vnd/ tree E 213,962 213,962 213,962 5 Apple, milk fruit, sopodilla plum Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C D E 6,215 9,632 39,650 80,907 68,770 6,215 10,275 41,099 83,477 70,956 6,215 11,556 44,948 86,047 73,137 6 Sugar apple, pear, pomegranate, trung ga tree, mac cop tree, wampee Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C D E 7,625 11,928 31,719 64,726 55,018 7,625 11,928 32,878 66,782 56,765 7,625 11,928 35,958 68,837 58,510 7 t h Thanhlong tree, citron Vnd/ bush (vnd/ noc) A B C D E 7,625 11,928 31,719 64,726 55,018 7,625 11,928 32,878 66,782 56,765 7,625 11,928 35,958 68,837 58,510 8 Nuc nac tree, bua tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C D E 3,150 5,779 23,792 48,579 41,263 1,150 6,614 24,658 50,086 42,573 3,150 6,933 26,971 51,629 43,883 9 C h i n e Chinese fig, bachang mango, queo tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C D E 8,396 45,206 100,667 136,647 116,152 8,396 59,590 100,689 136,647 116,152 8,396 77,057 115,040 136,647 116,152 10 Chay tree, dracontomelum, thistle, tram tree, tonkin mangosteen, oleaster Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C D E 8,396 8,699 355,958 61,134 51,963 8,396 9,522 43,153 64,726 55,018 8,396 12,189 46,749 68,324 58,076 11 Vernicia montana lour, so tree, varmishtree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C D E 4,199 18,494 63,701 79,110 67,244 4,199 22,092 79,110 83,221 70,739 4,199 25,684 83,221 107,879 91,698 12 Coconut Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C D E 29,384 76,031 287,683 431,522 366,794 29,384 59,590 251,720 373,985 317,889 29,384 72,021 251,720 292,816 248,894 13 Soapberry Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C D E 5,878 18,340 100,689 176,203 149,774 5,878 18,699 100,689 176,203 149,774 5,878 19,418 115,073 179,801 152,831 14 Vnd/ tree A 19,622 19,622 19,622 Page 93 93 Areca to earn orchard Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree B C D E 25,171 115,073 158,226 134,493 35,958 115,073 194,183 165,056 39,555 143,841 250,694 213,090 15 Pineapple Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B 2,720 3,319 2,896 5,325 3,624 8,861 16 Gac tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B 1,675 19,520 1,675 26,714 1,675 28,769 Banana (newly planted or new tree can be moved) Vnd/ tree A 4,199 4,199 4,199 17 Banana tree is about to flower, newly flower or new orchard not eaten Vnd/tree 35,958 39,555 43,153 18 Papaya Papaya has already had small orchards Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A 1,675 17,981 1,675 21,574 1,675 43,153 19 Coffee, cocoa Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C D E 4,199 11,300 35,958 57,537 48,908 4,199 14,897 43,153 64,726 55,018 4,199 18,494 46,232 71,921 61,134 20 Tea Vnd/bundl e Vnd/bundl e Vnd/bundl e A B C 842 7,809 14,384 842 11,817 28,769 842 13,356 28,769 21 Betel - Newly on frame - The width of frame is 4m2 - The width of frame is > 4m2 Vnd/bundl e Vnd/frame Vnd/frame A 4,199 14,384 21,574 4,199 15,821 26,714 4,199 17,981 28,256 22 Mulberry, strawberry, mulberry planted to earn orchards Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B C 4,199 7,534 23,975 4,199 9,929 28,769 4,199 12,330 30,825 Table A 29 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Timber and Ornamental Trees Type A: Moveable trees Type B: Trees only used for firewood Type C: Trees which can be used for timber are compensated as timber trees (compensation for cutting) Page 94 94 Unit cost (VND) No. Trees Unit Type Area I Area II Area III 1 Khaya senegalensis Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 8,261 10,787 8,261 10,787 8,261 14,384 2 All kinds of eucalyptus Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 3,206 7,190 3,206 10,150 3,206 13,534 3 All kinds of acacia Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 3,038 7,190 3,038 8,565 3,038 10,159 4 Casuarina Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 3,038 4,272 3,038 6,027 3,038 6,892 5 Milk flower tree, Lagerstroemia speciosa, Multiflora Rose, flamboyant, Muntingia calabura Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 3,038 6,977 3,038 10,150 3,038 13,952 6 Coral tree, Bombax ceiba, green tree, oil palm Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 3,038 6,750 3,038 10,150 3,038 13,534 7 D i tree, vang tam tree, vang tree, engelhardia, Parashorea chinensis - Planted for first year - Planted for from 2 years to end of 4 th year Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A A B 8,891 12,745 62,269 8,891 12,745 62,269 8,891 12,745 62,269 8 Ironwood, lat tree, Nageia fleuryi , Senna siamea - Planted for first year - Planted for from 2 years to end of 4 th year Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A A B 9,606 13,803 34,425 9,606 13,803 34,425 9,606 13,803 34,425 9 Melia azedarach Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 8,335 9,920 8,335 11,150 8,335 12,386 10 Cassava planted to take husk Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B C 3,211 9,350 12,156 3,211 10,787 14,021 3,211 12,330 16,029 11 Ficus racemosa, Bombax ceiba, Ficus banyan, Ficus religiosa, Dracontomelon duperreanum, Terminalia catappa Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 8,484 12,338 8,484 12,474 8,484 14,384 12 Palmyre, palm - Newly planted - Not take leaves - Took leaves Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B C 8,261 35,958 71,550 8,261 39,555 89,100 8,261 43,153 93,150 13 Luong Luong bamboo shoot Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 5,063 6,472 5,063 7,912 5,063 8,631 14 Bamboo Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 5,063 6,472 5,063 7,190 5,063 7,912 15 Neohouzeaua, all kinds of Vau Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 4,219 5,393 4,219 5,993 4,219 6,595 16 Rattan Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 2,531 3,238 2,531 3,597 2,531 3,957 Page 95 95 Table A 30 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Crops and Medicinal Plants Type A: Newly planted crops and medicinal plants Type B: Crops due for harvest Unit cost (VND) No. Trees Unit Type Area I Area II Area III 1 Vine plants or creeper: Chayote, fragrant cynanthe, gourd, pumpkin,luffa, Benincasa hispida, cucumber, Momordica, French beans Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 1,640 18,380 1,640 19,978 1,640 21,571 2 Cassava planted to take roots, igname comestible, “cai” root, “lo” root, Pueraria thomsoni, Jicama, marantaceae, taro, Indian taro, big-rooted taro, Alpinia, Curcuma, ginger Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 4,595 6,563 5,251 7,505 5,908 8,438 3 All kinds of sugar-cane Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 3,264 6,395 3,264 7,191 3,264 7,989 4 All kinds of melon (watermelon, pear shapped melon, musk-melon, Cassaba melon, cucumber…) Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 4,595 15,983 5,251 17,589 5,908 19,979 5 Kohlrabi, beet, carrot, cabbage, cauliflower, salad, lettuce, corchorus olitorius, amaranth, all kinds of mustard greens, basella alba, Sauropus androgynus Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 13,509 15,983 14,686 17,976 16,326 19,981 6 Sweet potato Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 2,639 4,694 2,639 4,253 3,300 5,046 7 Peanut, sesame, millet, black beans, green peas, bush-bean, red bean, “trung quoc” bean…(all kinds of Fabaceae planted to take seeds) Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 7,883 12,060 8,866 13,565 9,856 15,080 8 Potato, corn Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 5,911 9,045 6.650 10,171 7,393 11,380 9 Ipomoea aquatica, Neptunia Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 3,750 4,523 4,125 5,009 4,688 5,600 10 Eggplant, large round egg plat, aubergine, tomato,… Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 7,883 9,045 8,866 10,171 9,856 11,310 11 Phaseolis vulgaris, green peas, chinese pea, catus pea… (all kinds of fabaceae planted to Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 7,883 12,060 8,866 13,565 9,856 15,080 Page 96 96 take vegetable) 12 Onion, garlic, chilli, thick and fleshy petiole of India taro, pit-herbs (basil, eryngo, coriandrum sativum, fennel, perilla, marjoram, polygonum odoratum, Limnophila aromatica, edible herbaceous plant, sargasso, mugwort, citronella, pepper..) Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 7,883 9,045 8,866 10,071 9,856 11,310 13 Common medicinal plants: Coix lachryma jobi, loganiaceae, Plantaginaceae,ophiopogon japonicus, artiso,ligusticum chuanxiong, euphorbiaceae, abutilon indicum, liquorice slice, menispermaceae, stepania rotunda Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 7,883 12,060 8,866 13,565 9,856 15,080 14 Panax pseudo ginseng Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 15,673 23,976 17,624 26,964 19,590 29,971 15 Elephant grass Vnd/m2 1,900 2,000 2,100 Table A 31 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Flowers and Ornamental Plants Type A: Newly planted tree Type B: Mature trees which have flowers or orchards No. Trees/Plants Unit Type Unit cost 1 Peach blossom, apricot blossom Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 6,774 83,413 2 Rose, eglantine, rice flower, peony, camellia, ohmantus fragans Vnd/cluster Vnd/cluster A B 6.774 15,075 3 Mandarin orange-tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 6,774 71,820 4 Atigone, bindweed, cactus noëlg, Sinningia speciosa Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 9,488 21,105 5 Lotus, water lily Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 10,844 24,120 6 Gladiolus, lily, hosta, all kinds of Hydrangea Vnd/ tree Vnd/tree A B 3,803 10,995 7 All kinds of Asteraceae, Portulaca grandiflora, all kinds of orchid, “lien chi” flower, gerbera, dahlia, violet, pansy, sweet William, Vnd/cluster Vnd/cluster A B 3,421 9,135 Page 97 97 carnation, cockscomb, cactus, “xuong ran gai”, Plumeria 8 Other kinds of lily, baby flower, tulip Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 5,705 12,689 9 Carpet of flowers, carpet of colorful leaves Vnd/m2 Vnd/m2 A B 6,778 15,075 10 Epiphyllum, Euphorbia Tiricabira, “grandmother” cactus Vnd/tree Vnd/tree A B 3,309 9,200 11 Araucariaceae, Biota orientalis, pine-tree, magnolia, Ylang-ylang, ornamental areca, ornamental palm, oleander, bauhinia, heliconiaceae, ornamental ficus, ornamental banyan, ornamental willow, “thiet moc lan”, dragon’s claws flower Vnd/ tree Vnd/ tree A B 6,774 28,125 12 Ivory bamboo, thorny bamboo Vnd/cluster Vnd/cluster A B 6,7745 41,250 13 Acanthus ilicifolius fence, brown tea, ivory bamboo fence, green-tree fence (cut and pruned) Vnd/m Vnd/m A B 23,438 120,000 14 Cycad, cycas - Tree doesnot have stem (the part rise to the surface) - Tree has stem (H 10cm) - Tree has stem (H is from 10cm to 30cm) - Tree has stem (30cm70cm) Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree 12,600 31,440 63,000 126,000 378,000 Table A 32 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Tree Crops Unit cost (VND) No. Trees Unit Area I Area II Area III 1 Cinnamon - Tree planted for first year - Tree planted for from more than 1 year to the end of 4 th year - Tree planted for from 4 to 5 years - Tree planted for from more than 5 to 7 years Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree 2,748 4,242 34,102 63,960 95,760 2,748 4,242 34,522 64,800 97,200 2,748 4,242 35,722 67,200 109,200 Page 98 98 - Tree planted for more than 7 years Tree at the compensation time is due to liquidate, compensate for cut cost is according to tree’s diameter like price in Table A 7 2 Sumatran Pine - Tree planted for first year - Tree planted for from more than 1 year to the end of 4 th year - Tree planted for from 4 to 5 years - Tree planted for from more than 5 to 7 years - Tree planted for more than 7 years Tree at the compensation time is due to liquidate, compensate for cut cost is according to tree’s diameter as price in Table A 7 Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree 2,400 3,138 22,435 42,079 63,000 2,400 3,138 22,711 42,631 63,948 2,400 3,138 23,501 44,210 71,843 3 Rubber - Tree planted for first year - Tree planted for from more than 1 year to the end of 4 th year - Tree planted for from 4 to 5 years - Tree planted for from more than 5 to 7 years - Tree planted for more than 7 years Tree at the compensation time is due to liquidate, compensate for cut cost is according to tree’s diameter as price in Table A 7 Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree 7,112 10,402 24,679 46,288 69,300 7,112 10,402 24,983 46,895 70,343 7,112 10,402 25,850 48,631 79,027 4 Protium serratum (breed lac) - Tree planted for first year - Tree planted for from more than 1 year to the end of 4 th year - Tree planted for from 4 to 5 years - Tree planted for from more Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree 7,588 10,877 21,470 40,271 60,290 7,588 10,877 21,736 40,800 61,200 7,588 10,877 22,490 42,308 68,754 Page 99 99 than 5 to 7 years - Tree planted for more than 7 years Tree at the compensation time is due to liquidate, compensate for cut cost is according to tree’s diameter like price in Table A 7 5 Star anise, Sophora japonica - Trees planted for first year - Trees planted for from more than 1 year to the end of 4 th year - Trees planted for from 4 to 5 years - Trees planted for from more than 5 to 7 years - Trees planted for more than 7 years Trees at the compensation time are due to liquidate, compensate for cut cost is according to tree’s diameter like price in Table A 7 Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree Vnd/tree 5,844 8,376 16,532 31,008 46,423 5,844 8,376 16,736 31,416 47,124 5,844 8,376 17,209 32,578 52,942 Page 100 100 Table A 33 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Timber Operations and Care Unit cost No. Trees Unit 1 st year investment 2 nd year 3 rd year 4 th year Total 1 “Hom” Eucalyptus Vnd/tree 3,089 1,092 1,080 246 5,507 2 White Eucalyptus Vnd/tree 2,581 1,058 1,034 246 4,919 3 Acacia mangium x A.auriculiformis Vnd/tree 3,290 1,186 1,173 296 5,946 4 Acacia auriculiformis Wild Vnd/tree 2,818 1,186 1,173 296 5,474 5 Acacia mangium Vnd/tree 2,826 1,186 1,173 296 5,481 6 Cassia Vnd/tree 7,626 1,716 1,182 968 11,492 7 Luong bamboo Vnd/tree 3,194 641 679 335 4,849 8 Cinnamon Vnd/tree 3,186 888 538 139 4,750 9 Erythrophloeum fordii Vnd/tree 8,923 1,869 1,287 574 12,653 10 Yellow Flamboyant Vnd/tree 8,221 1,869 1,287 574 11,952 11 Tram tree Vnd/tree 7,708 1,716 1,182 527 11,133 12 Casuarina Vnd/tree 2,822 566 390 174 3,952 13 Khaya senegalensis Vnd/tree 7,626 1,716 1,182 527 11,051 14 Sumatran Pine Vnd/tree 2,757 391 269 120 3,537 15 Chukrasia tabularis A.Juss Vnd/tree 7,626 1,716 1,182 527 11,051 16 Dracontomelon duperreanum Vnd/tree 7,873 1,716 1,182 527 11,298 17 Manglietia conifera Vnd/tree 7,832 1,716 1,182 527 11,257 18 Bassia Vnd/tree 8,327 1,716 1,182 527 11,752 19 Grafted Thieu litchi Vnd/tree 28,759 5,419 3,732 1,665 39,395 20 Longan Vnd/tree 19,950 5,419 3,732 1,665 30,766 21 Mango Vnd/tree 19,685 5,195 3,578 1,596 30,055 22 Sugar apple Vnd/tree 7,293 1,916 1,320 589 11,118 23 Apricot Vnd/tree 8,793 3,217 2,216 989 15,215 24 Apple Vnd/tree 5,832 1,181 813 363 8,189 25 Domestic “So” Vnd/tree 7,811 1,716 1,182 527 11,236 26 Vernicia montana lour Vnd/tree 7,708 1,716 1,182 527 11,133 27 Ficus religiosa Vnd/tree 7,708 1,716 1,182 527 11,133 28 Protium serratum Vnd/tree 8,327 1,716 1,182 527 11,752 29 Sindora Vnd/tree 8,740 1,716 1,182 527 12,165 Page 101 101 cochinchinensis 30 Michelia mediocris Dandy (Talauma) Vnd/tree 8,327 1,716 1,182 527 11,752 31 Beech Vnd/tree 8,327 1,716 1,182 527 11,752 Page 102 102 Table A 34 : Unit Costs Expected to be Applied for Compensation to Cut Timber Trees No Category Unit Unit cost 1 Neohouzeaua Vnd/tree 1,800 2 Luong bamboo, buong bamboo, vau Vnd/tree 3,360 3 Bamboo Vnd/tree 4,200 4 Cut trees having foot’s diameter 20cm Vnd/tree 7,680 5 Cut trees having foot’s diameter 30cm Vnd/tree 15,360 6 Cut trees having foot’s diameter 40cm Vnd/tree 31,440 7 Cut trees having foot’s diameter 50cm Vnd/tree 59,640 8 Cut trees having foot’s diameter 60cm Vnd/tree 130,320 9 Cut trees having foot’s diameter 70cm Vnd/tree 312,000 10 Cut trees having foot’s diameter > 70cm Vnd/tree 589,200 2.8. Replacement Cost Survey Table A 35 : Local Construction Costs in Project Area Materials and labor Cost at supply site (VND) Cost at village site Dimension Quantity Thanh Hoa Wooden materials Sub-pillars 120,000 150,000 5.4mx20cmx20cm 28 to 32 Main pillars 60,000 80,000 1.3mx20cmx20cm 8 Semi-pillars 40,000 60,000 1mx14cmx14cm 8 Main beams 140,000 160,000 6mx20cmx20cm 4 Sub beams 80,000 100,000 3.5mx20cmx20cm 4 “That” beam 50,000 70,000 3mx8cmx18cm 100 “Don Tay” beam 6,000 10,000 9mx14cmx14cm 100 “Rui” beam 4,000 8,000 7mx3cmx5cm 130 Semi-beam 33 3,000 5,000 9mx3cmx3cm 150 “Don Noc” beam 90,000 100,000 9mx5cmx20cm 1 “Van Thung” beam 35,000 40,000 35cmx220cmx2.5cm 200 Wooden floor 90,000 100,000 7mx40cmx3cm 33 Door, window frames 5,000 7,000 2mx7cmx3.5cm 28 Tile 5,000 8,000 2,500 Costs of construction materials in Co Luong village Material Unit Cost (VND) Cost of Note Page 103 103 transportation (VND) Bim Son ciment 100 kg 115,000 1,500,000 By 5 tons truck 1,500,000 By boat 1.5 tons Brick brick 800 1,500,000 By boat with 2.500 brick Iron 6-8 Kg 14,000 + Diameter 10 mm piece 110,000 +Diameter 12 mm piece 140,000 Iron corrugated roofing piece 75,000 Sand m3 70,000 Costs of construction materials in Co Luong village Ciment 100 kg 1,400,000 Brick Brick 1,600 Iron corrugated roofing Piece 35,000 Iron Tone 21,000,000 Sand m 3 80,000 Transported to the village by boat, local truck ”cong nong” Unit costs for constructing local houses with cement and brick by contractors House type 4 m 2 1,750,000 m 2 2,800,000 House type 3 m 2 3,500,000 Unit costs for constructing local house with wooden materials by contractors House on the tilts and with wooden floor m 2 1,200,000 In Tam Chung Without wooden floor (earth floor) m 2 1,000,000 In Tam Chung House on the tilts m 2 1,300,000 In Trung Ly House type 4 m 2 1,900,000 In Trung Ly Wooden house m 2 1,000,000 In Trung Ly House on the tilts m 2 1,200,000 In Muong Ly Wooden house m 2 1,000,000 In Muong Ly House on the tilts m 2 1,500,000 Ta Ban Wooden house m 2 1,100,000 Ta Ban House on the tilts m 2 1,250,000 Co Me Page 104 104 Wooden house m 2 1,000,000 Co Me Labor cost day 30,000 Meals supplied by the house owner Moc Chau District (Materials required for house) Sub-pillars 200,000 5m 18 Main pillars 300,000 1mx50cmx6m 11 Semi-pillars 60,000 1.5mx40x40 14 ”keo” 175,000 6.2m 13 Beams 60,000 3m 140 ”Quai giang” 160,000 4m 5 ”Hoan” 60,000 6m 120 Wodden wall 15,000 2m 200 Wooden floor 80,000 3.2m 90 Roofing 35,000 200 pieces Chân c t (XM) 140,000 200 kg Nail 40,000 30 kg Cost of materials (VND) Cement 112,000 140,000 Iron 150,000 Transportation to Xuan Nha Unit costs for constructing local houses with cement and brick by contractors House on the tilts 9m x 7m In Xuan Nha Wooden house m 2 750,000 In Xuan Nha Wooden house on the tilts and with wooden floor m 2 1,300,000 In Tan Xuan Wooden house m 2 800,000 In Tan Xuan Table A 36 : Market Prices for Trees and Crops in Project Area (VND) Tree Cost at planting site Cost along Ma River sites Cost at Co Luong Small ”luong” 2,000 3,000 5,000 Medium size ”luong” 3,000 4,000 7,000 Tall ”luong” 5,000 7,000 9,000 Cassava 350 Page 105 105 Maize 1,400 Rice 4,000 Chinese tree 50,000 Page 106 106 2.9. Magnitude of Loss Table A 37 : Agricultural Land and Bamboo Area, Impacted and Remaining (Hectares) Current productive land Flooded productive land Remaining productive land Locality Total Agric- ultural land Luong bam- boo area Ave- rage /HH Total Agric- ultural land Luong bam- boo area Average /HH Total Agri- cultural land Luong bam- boo area ” Average /HH Trung Son Commune 1565.3 334.8 1230.5 8.0 500.3 61.6 438.7 2.6 1065.0 273.2 791.8 5.4 1.Ban Xuoc 241.5 54.2 187.3 10.1 63.5 0.0 63.5 2.6 178.0 54.2 123.8 7.4 2 .Ta Ban 1262.8 262.8 1000.0 7.7 427.3 61.0 366.3 2.6 835.6 201.8 633.8 5.1 3.Ban Co Me 61.0 17.8 43.2 8.7 9.6 0.6 9.0 1.4 51.5 17.2 34.2 7.4 Muong Ly Commune 867.4 324.9 542.5 5.5 141.6 15.9 125.7 0.9 725.8 309.0 416.8 1. Nang 269.4 89.0 180.5 5.6 47.0 0.0 47.0 1.0 222.4 89.0 133.4 4.6 2.Muong 2 52.5 14.3 38.2 4.4 33.8 9.8 24.0 2.8 18.7 4.5 14.2 1.6 3.Tai Chanh 227.1 118.0 109.2 4.5 34.8 0.1 34.8 0.7 192.3 117.9 74.4 3.8 4. Mau 39.5 19.2 20.3 3.6 4.5 0.0 4.5 0.4 35.1 19.2 15.9 3.2 5.Kit 164.7 34.7 130.0 11.0 11.9 0.0 11.9 0.8 152.8 34.7 118.1 10.2 6.Chieng Nua 84.5 33.5 51.0 6.0 5.4 4.3 1.1 0.4 79.1 29.2 49.9 5.7 7.Cha Lan 23.3 12.0 11.3 3.3 3.3 0.9 2.4 0.5 20.0 11.1 8.9 2.9 8.Trung Tien 2 6.3 4.3 2.0 3.2 0.9 0.9 0.0 0.5 5.4 3.4 2.0 2.7 Trung Ly Commune 362.3 304.3 58.0 112.9 61.3 51.6 249.4 243.0 6.4 1. Ban Pa Bua 41.9 41.9 0.0 2.8 9.8 9.8 0.0 0.7 32.1 32.1 0.0 2.1 2. Ban Li n 86.1 48.1 38.0 4.3 21.8 0.0 21.8 1.1 64.3 48.1 16.2 3.2 3. Ban Co Cai +To Chieng 59.6 39.6 20.0 3.7 20.0 0.0 20.0 1.3 39.6 39.6 0.0 2.5 +Co Cài trong 39.0 21.0 18.0 2.6 2.8 0.0 2.8 0.2 36.2 21.0 15.2 2.4 4. Ban Tung 35.6 34.9 0.7 3.6 7.1 6.4 0.7 0.7 28.4 28.4 0.0 2.8 5. Ban Xa Lao 17.3 17.3 0.0 3.5 4.8 4.8 0.0 1.0 12.5 12.5 0.0 2.5 6. Ban Ca Giang 59.0 58.3 0.7 3.5 18.0 17.3 0.7 1.1 41.0 41.0 0.0 2.4 7. Ban Hoc 38.8 38.8 0.0 5.5 9.5 9.5 0.0 1.4 29.3 29.3 0.0 4.2 8. Ban Ta Com 25.5 21.8 3.7 2.1 17.2 13.5 3.7 1.4 8.3 8.3 0.0 0.7 9.Ban Canh Cong 5.6 3.7 1.9 2.8 1.9 0.0 1.9 1.0 3.7 3.7 0.0 1.9 Tam Chung Commune 608.6 241.5 367.1 7.1 35.2 18.1 17.2 0.4 573.4 223.4 350.0 6.7 1.Pom Khuong 44.2 29.7 14.6 2.8 16.3 16.3 0.1 1.0 27.9 13.4 14.5 1.7 2.Can 418.7 129.7 289.0 8.4 17.1 1.7 15.4 0.3 401.6 128.0 273.6 8.0 3.Tan Huong 116.5 70.1 46.4 7.3 1.6 0.0 1.6 0.1 114.9 70.1 44.8 7.2 4.Lat 29.2 12.0 17.2 7.3 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.1 29.0 11.9 17.1 7.2 Xuan Nha Commune 303.9 126.4 177.4 4.5 58.9 16.1 42.8 0.9 245.0 110.3 134.7 3.6 1. Ban Pu Lau 303.9 126.4 177.4 4.5 58.9 16.1 42.8 0.9 245.0 110.3 134.7 3.6 Tan Xuan Commune 1926.2 579.8 1346.3 10.9 630.9 244.9 386.1 3.6 1295.2 335.0 960.3 7.3 1.Tay Ta Lao 695.8 387.3 308.4 10.1 229.4 133.6 95.8 3.3 466.4 253.8 212.6 6.8 Page 107 107 2.Dong Ta Lao 1230.4 192.5 1037.9 11.4 401.5 111.3 290.3 3.7 828.9 81.2 747.7 7.7 Table A 38 : Vulnerable Displaced Persons Commune Poor Disabled Aged Total Trung Son 174 2 41 217 Trong Ly 47 41 88 Muong ly 83 27 58 168 Tam Chung 8 1 107 116 Tan Xuan 168 24 25 217 Xuan Nha 5 14 19 38 6 communes 485 68 291 844 Out of 808 project affected households. Some households belong to more than one category. Page 108 108 Annex 3. Community Livelihoods Improvement Plan 3.1. Unit Costs Table A 39: Unit Costs for CLIP Menu of Activities Paddy rice Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount VND USD equivalent Seed (hybrid variety) Kg 45,000 45 2,025,000 N fertilizer Kg 216 11,000 2,376,000 P fertilizer Kg 486 3,500 1,701,000 K fertilizer Kg 135 15,000 2,025,000 Pesticides Ha 200,000 1 200,000 Total 1 Ha (VND) 8,327,000 505 Upland rice Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Seed (improved variety) Kg 50,000 160 8,000,000 N fertilizer Kg 100 11,000 1,100,000 P fertilizer Kg 300 3,500 1,050,000 K fertilizer Kg 50 15,000 750,000 Pesticides Ha 200,000 1 200,000 Total 1 Ha 11,100,000 673 Maize Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Seed (hybrid variety) Kg 45,000 15 675,000 N fertilizer Kg 325 11,000 3,575,000 P fertilizer Kg 530 3,500 1,855,000 K fertilizer Kg 150 15,000 2,250,000 Pesticides Ha 200,000 1 200,000 Total 1 Ha 8,555,000 518 Cassava Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Seedling Item 14 14,300 200,000 N fertilizer Kg 250 11,000 2,750,000 P fertilizer Kg 300 3,500 1,050,000 K fertilizer Kg 200 15,000 3,000,000 Pesticides Ha 200,000 1 200,000 Total 1 Ha 7,200,000 436 Page 109 109 Total 1 Ha (USD equivalent) 436 Soybeans Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Seed (improved variety) Kg 25,000 100 2,500,000 N fertilizer Kg 87 11,000 957,000 P fertilizer Kg 440 3,500 1,540,000 K fertilizer Kg 150 15,000 2,250,000 Pesticides Ha 200,000 1 200,000 Total 1 Ha 7,447,000 451 Cow raising Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Animal Head 5,000,000 1 5,000,000 Fodder grass Ha 3,000,000 0 900,000 Veterinary fee Head 4,000 1 4,000 Total 1 head 5,904,000 358 Pig fattening Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Animal Head 400,000 1 400,000 Animal feed Month 50,000 6 300,000 Veterinary fee Head 2,000 1 2,000 Total 1 head 702,000 43 Sow raising Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Animal Head 800,000 1 800,000 Animal feed Month 80,000 9 720,000 Veterinary fee Head 2,000 1 2,000 Total 1 head 1,522,000 92 Fish cage Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Fish seed Kg 30,000 20 600,000 Cage Item 3,000,000 1 3,000,000 Total 1 cage 3,600,000 218 Poultry Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Animal Kg 7,000* 1 7,000 Animal feed Month 10,000 6 60,000 Veterinary fee Head 500 1 500 Page 110 110 Total 1 head 67,000 4 *Egyptian breed: VND 15,000/head Credit Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Forestry microcredit HH 3,000,000 1 3,000,000 182 Handicraft microcredit HH 2,000,000 1 2,000,000 121 Business assistance HH 10,000,000 1 10,000,000 606 Processing Workshop Type 1 (bamboo processing) Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Pressing machine Item 9,000,000 4 36,000,000 Cutting machine Item 7,000,000 1 7,000,000 Working capital HH 50,000,000 1 50,000,000 Total 1 workshop 93,000,000 5,636 Processing Workshop Type 2 (cinnamon processing) Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Cutting machine Item 7,000,000 4 28,000,000 Whittling machine Item 6,000,000 1 6,000,000 Working capital HH 30,000,000 1 30,000,000 Total 1 workshop 64,000,000 3,879 Processing Workshop 3 (starch mill) Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Lapping machine Item 6,000,000 4 24,000,000 Purification equipement Item 3,000,000 4 12,000,000 Other equipment Package 7,000,000 1 7,000,000 Working capital HH 20,000 1 20,000 Total 1 workshop 43,020,000 2,607 Vocational training Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Course Person 5,000,000 1 5,000,000 303 Village Course Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Trainer fee Training day 100,000 1 100,000 Trainer travel Training day 100,000 1 100,000 Trainee incentive Person 10,000 30 300,000 Training materials Training day 100,000 1 100,000 Organization Training day 100,000 1 100,000 Food and drinks Person 5,000 30 150,000 Page 111 111 Total 1 training day 850,000 52 Total 1 person X day 28,333 2 Material Transportation Cost Item Unit Unit cost Quantity Amount USD equivalent Easy access Village 5,000,000 1 5,000,000 303 Difficult access Village 10,000,000 1 10,000,000 606 Very difficult access Village 20,000,000 1 20,000,000 1,212 3.2. Training and Technical Assistance Resources Table A 40 : Research Institutes with Expertise in Sloping Land Cultivation Name of Institution Address Planning institute for agriculture and rural development Ha Noi Center for agriculture and rural development Ha Noi Institute of soil and agricultural chemistry Ha Noi Animal husbandry institute Ha Noi Maize institute Ha Tay Agro-forestry research center for the Northwest regions under the Northern mountains agricultural research institute Son La Province Table A 41 : Mass Organizations Association Legal Role Activity Participation capacity in CLIP Farmers’ Association Mobilize and educate members and farmers to improve their standards and abilities in every aspect. Agricultural extension Facilitation of credit access (guarantee) Supervision of activities of local authorities Muong Lat: experience in agricultural extension 3 districts and communes: participation in monitoring livelihood program; 3 districts and communes: microcredit management Women’s Union Represent, protect equality, democracy, legitimate and proper interests of women; participate in managing the Partners in development projects (Quan Hoa) Assist people to access credit (guarantees) Take part in carrying out livelihood activities related to women Take part in monitoring CLIP Quan Hoa: experience from microcredit project for Page 112 112 State; unite, mobilize, propagandize, educate, organize to guide women Participate in monitoring Participate in organizing training in reproductive health, children and women trafficking poor woman-headed households; Participate in encouraging people to carry out livelihood and resettlement plans Veteran’s Association …supervise government, civil servants in accordance with the law. Participate in socio-economic development... ...help veterans to enhance their material and spiritual life, develop household economy, reduce poverty... Assist members in accessing credit (Moc Chau); Participate in propagandizing for public order Take part in monitoring livelihood programs Guaranteed loan for members (Xuan Nha Commune); Participate in propagandizing and assisting the CPC in implementation Fatherland Front … take care of and protect the legitimate interests of the people; ...supervise the activities of the government agencies, elective officials and public servants. Monitoring activities of the PCs at different levels Mobilize other socio-political organizations in monitoring task Participate in propagandizing and monitoring livelihood activities Mobilize social-political organizations and other associations in propagandizing, implementation and monitoring. Youth Union Carry out programs for youth Assist members in borrowing credit loans (Moc Chau) Mobilize the young to participate in CLIP Organize exchange knowledge sessions or discussions about health and drug abuse prevention. Page 113 113 Table A 42 : Vocational Training Centers Province Training Center Son La Training center of Son La Province Training college of Song Da Mechanical electric training center of Tay Bac Center for agricultural extension and technology development Training for transport services under the provincial army Training center under the Women Union of Province Training center under Trade Union of the Province Training center under the Long Son district Training center under the Lac Son district Training center under the Lac Thuy district Thanh Hoa Industrial college Technology training for workers Training center for Mountainous areas College of Trade and Tourist Training center for the transport services Training center for the construction services Training center of Nga Son district Training center of Cam Thuy district Training center of Hau Loc district Training center of Thach Thanh district Training center of Dong Son district Training center of Vinh Loc district Training center of Nong Cong district Training center of Thieu Hoa district Training center of Ngoc Thoa district Training center under Hong Duc University Training center under Medical college Others under colleges in the province Page 114 114 3.3. Credit Access Table A 43 : Available Credit Sources Banks/ Loan Beneficiaries Condition Interest rate Ceiling Duration Agri- Bank All persons Collateral Verification by Bank 1.65 % VND 100- 200 million 36 months Social Policy Bank All persons, except: - Persons who may migrate. - Persons are using drug. No collateral, but guarantee from Farmer or Women’s Union 0.9 % VND 5 to 10 million 36 months Private sector credit for farming With agricultural land available With an agreement that the products have to be sent to the loan owners at market price. Fixed in an agreemen t As in agreemen t Agricultural season Page 115 115 Annex 4. Ethnic Minority Data 4.1. Population in Districts and Communes Table A 44: Population by Ethnic Group in Project Area Districts % Kinh % Thai % Muong % Hmong % Other % Total Quan Hoa District dotaccent\11ffl \11 \11fi fi\11dotaccent fl\11ffl 100 Trung Son Commune 0.9 59.2 40.0 0.0 0.0 100 Mong Lat District 3.0 46.7 4.0 41.7 4.6 100 Muong Ly Commune 0.0 22.7 15.1 62.2 0.0 100 Trung Ly Commune 1.5 29.1 4.1 65.3 0.0 100 Tam Chung Commune 0.3 53.0 9.8 36.9 0.0 100 Moc Chau District 30.5 33.5 15.6 13.6 6.8 100 Tan Xuan Commune 0.3 52.9 10.3 36.6 0.0 100 Xuan Nha Commune 0.2 60.1 21.4 18.3 0.0 100 Source: 1999 population census for districts, social assessment for communes. The social assessment reports 17 percent of Muong population in Muong Lat District. 4.2. Population in Affected Villages Table A 45: Population by Ethnic Group in Villages Affected by Main Project No. Village HHs Thai Muong Kinh Hmong Trung Son Commune 394 299 85 6 0 1. Ta Ban 168 100 59 6 0 2. Xuoc 24 17 6 0 0 3. Co Me 98 98 0 0 0 4. Ban Chieng 104 84 20 0 0 Muong Ly Commune 324 128 101 2 95 1 Ban Nang 1 48 36 12 0 0 2 Tai Chanh 50 18 32 0 0 3 Muong 2 46 0 10 2 36 Page 116 116 4 Ban Chieng Nua 47 42 5 0 0 5 Ban Kit 31 13 18 0 0 6 Ban Mau 32 8 24 0 0 7 Ban Cha Lan 42 7 0 0 35 8 Trung Tien 2 28 4 0 0 24 Trung Ly Commune 483 70 52 1 360 1 Co Cai 89 41 48 0 0 2 Lin 31 27 4 0 0 3 Pabua 85 2 0 1 82 4 Ca Giang 78 0 0 0 78 5 Canh Cong 40 0 0 0 40 6 Ta Com 71 0 0 0 71 7 Hoc 39 0 0 0 39 8 Xa Lao 20 0 0 0 20 9 Tung 30 0 0 0 30 Tam Chung Commune 471 408 3 5 55 1 Pom Buoi (Muong Lat Town) 97 90 3 3 1 2 Ban Can 64 64 0 0 0 3 Ban Lat 189 187 0 2 0 4 Tan Huong 67 67 0 0 0 5 Pom Khuong 54 0 0 0 54 Tan Xuan 223 152 71 0 0 1 Dong Ta Lao 111 83 28 0 0 2 Tay Ta Lao 112 69 43 0 0 Xuan Nha Commune 1 Ban Pu Lau 94 58 36 Source: DRCC, 2004 census partly updated in 2008. The total figure may differ from added figures by ethnic group due to uncertainties during the survey. Page 117 117 Annex 5. Consultation Process 5.1. Completed Consultations Year Month Project Design Consultation 2004 Pre-feasibility Study and basic design Consultation on relocation for relocation Census and inventory of losses for the reservoir area including alternatives First socio-economic Survey 2005 Census and inventory of losses for the reservoir area (continued) 2006 2007 2008 March Finalization of detailed resettlement masterplan and EIA for relocation sites March EIA for relocation sites Participatory survey to prepare livelihoods development plans May August Detailed plan for relocating affected households Socio-economic Survey (social assessment) June Community health survey July Additional consultation with 14 relocated communities September- December Additional survey to prepare RP. September - October Replacement cost and market price survey for land and other assets September Update of census and inventory of losses for the reservoir area starts Consultation for compensation, resettlement and ethnic minority issues September October Vietnam Electricity has approved project investment Consultation with 15 villages for the CLIPs. November Proposed relocation sites agreed by district authorities Page 118 118 December Update of census and inventory of losses for the reservoir area finalized. December Eligibility cut-off date Disclosure and dissemination of draft RP 2009 January Planning for the resettlement sites and approval by the PPCs of Thanh Hoa and Son La January Consultation with 34 affected villages affected by access road (including head works and downstream impacts). June Detailed planning of relocation sites. Review by DOC and approval by PPCs of Thanh Hoa and Son La 5.2. Consultation Feedback Integrated Into RLDP Date Feedback from consultation Status to date 1. On compensation 2008 Ta Ban rejected the proposal to move to Pien Pong and instead proposed three small sites Three small sites agreed Xuan Nha expressed its desire for a different site Some of the 'back and up' resettlement will require moving whole villages rather than just those households most immediately impacted 07/2008 Land with no LURC should be compensated Yes, in entitlement policy Agreement on proposed sites except in 2 villages in Tan Xuan Commune Tham Ton 1 and Tham Ton 2 sites, currently under the management of Army, was agreed as alternative resettlement site Some households want to move to relocation site other than planned site because they have land or relatives there Dong Ta Lao request for suspended bridge and ferry Yes Bamboo compensation should be: One base of bamboo gives 5 trees yearly, accounting for 7 years (equal to the time from newly planted to harvested), adding to the average trees per base at the time of checking. [(5 trees x 7 years) + 10 trees] x price per tree x number of bases per ha = compensation cost/ha. Payment of cash compensation to displaced person in one installment No Unclear compensation unit costs fort houses and bamboo Page 119 119 plantations Rice allowance should be 20 Kg/month during 2 years, 15 Kg is too low. Yes, entitlement policy if relocation or more than 50% of land affected Current cost to build a house is double the price of 2007 House compensation should be at least (a) 60 million VND for single and 2-person households, (b) 26 million VND per person for 3-5 person households, (c) 24 million VND per person for households with 6 members and more. Fish ponds should be compensated in accordance with price at time of compensation Compensation for houses should be paid in two installments of 50% instead of three. March 2009 Preference for “land for land” compensation with land of equivalent quality to the land lost Compensation for properties in areas that would become economically unviable due to the project. 2. Livelihood restoration There will be a difficult phase for incomes after the 2 years of rice allowance and before bamboo is fully harvested (6-7 years after plantation) Resettled households should have access to subsidized credit Land for planting bamboo, rice, maize, cassava, grazing cattle and buffaloes and a fish pond are all needed in the relocation sites. Bamboo plantations should be allowed around the reservoir Aquaculture should be allowed in the reservoir Non-farming activities should be developed including weaving. The State should support marketing. Yes in CLIP. An NGO will provide marketing support. Training should cover crop production and livestock, Yes in CLIP New crop varieties and animal breeds should be provided Yes in CLIP, but pay attention to preserve good traditional varieties and breeds Households living by the road wish to turn to trading or services Yes in CLIP The State should provide jobs in factories for the children of affected households CLIP facilitates access to vocational school Latrine construction needs to be supported March 2009 Concern for downstream impact on fishing incomes 3. On ethnic minority cultures The Thai people do not have the custom of removing graves but agree to do so if cost is fully covered: (a) 2.5 million dongs for grave removal, (b) 6 million dongs per grave for worship RP: grave removal. EMDP: 5 million VND for ceremony. Gender imbalance in local communities could result from workers who will stay and marry locally Page 120 120 Annex 6. Reference Documents 6.1. Documents in Project File DRCC 2008 Social and Economic Survey and Assessment Report, Trung Son Hydropower Project. Prepared for TSHPMB. DRCC 2009a Draft RLDP - Full Main Report and Annexes. DRCC 2009b Draft Village Community Livelihoods Development Plans. ENV 2008a Draft Environmental Management Plan. Report Prepared by Integrated Environments for TSHPMB. Government of Vietnam 2008 World Bank Trung Son Hydropower Project, Policy Framework for Compensation, Resettlement and Rehabilitation of Project Affected Persons. Government of Vietnam World-Bank Second Transmission and Distribution Project Resettlement Planning Framework. Government of Vietnam World Bank Third Rural Transport Resettlement Planning Framework. GRET 2008 Research Report on Livelihood Opportunities and Challenges of Communities Living in the Region Affected by the Trung Son Hydropower Dam – Thanh Hoa. HESDI 2008 Community Health Report, Trung Son Hydropower Project. Institute of Agricultural Planning and Design. Report on Resettlement Plan for the Co Luong – Co Me Road. LY Ngoc Ha and Surinder KAUL 2009 Health Impact Assessment and Public Health Action Plan for Trung Son Hydropower Project. PECC4 2004 Trung Son Hydropower Project Pre-Feasibility Study. PECC4 2008a Resettlement Masterplan for Trung Son Hydropower. PECC4 2008b Reservoir Hydrodynamic and Water Quality Modeling. PECC4 2008c Trung Son Hydropower Project, Environmental Impact Assessment. PECC4 2009 Reservoir Hydrodynamic and Water Quality Modeling, Supplemented. Rural Development Planning Center N°1 2008a Consultation with People and Villages Affected by Road and Bridge Construction. Rural Development Planning Center N°1 2008b Resettlement Action Plan for the Construction of Access Roads and Bridges – Trung Son Hydropower Project. TSHPMB 2008 and 2009 Minutes and Attendance Sheets of Consultation Meetings. TSHPMB 2008b Community Consultation in July 2008. TSHPMB 2008c Report on Consultations with Project Affected People in December 2008. TSHPMB 2009a Report on Results of Public Consultation with the Villagers Affected by the Trung Son Hydropower Project (Additional Consultations in 34 Villages, March 2009). Page 121 121 Prepared for TSHPMB by Institute of Agricultural Planning and Design. Page 122 122 6.2. Legal Framework References Year Document 1992 Constitution of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam 1993 Decree No. 64/1993/CP on the distribution of agricultural land to households for long-term agricultural purposes 1993 Circular No.05-BXD/DT, 1993, on the classification of house types. 1993 Decision no. 525-TTg dated 02-November-1993 of the Prime Minister on policy and measures to continue for economic development in mountainous areas. 1994 Decree No. 60/1994/CP on property ownership and the right to use urban residential land. 1994 Decree No.61/1994/CP, on the purchase, sale and trading of residential dwellings. 1996 Decree No.45/1996/CP amending Article 10 of Decree No. 60/1994/CP, allowing land use rights to those not eligible under Decree No. 60. 1999 Law on water resources 2003 Decree No. 17/2003/ND-CP, promulgating regulation on exercise of democracy in communes (requirements for consultation with and participation of people in communes). 2003 Land Law 2003, no. 13/2003/QH11 2003 Construction Law 16/2003/QH 11 on compensation and relocation of people affected by ground clearance for investment projects. 2004 Law on the forest protection 2004 Decision No. 134/2004/QD-TTg of the Prime Minister on assistance policies for Ethnic Minorities 2004 Decree 197/2004/ND-CP: Compensation, Allowances and Resettlement in Case of Land Acquisition by the Government 2004 Decision No. 134/2004/QD-TTg of the Prime Minister on assistance policies to Ethnic Minorities. 2004 Temporary policy framework on compensation, allowance, and resettlement of Ban Ve Hydropower Project promulgated pursuant to Official Letter No. 1174/CV-NLDK by the Ministry of Industry 2004 Decision No. 153/2004/QD-TTg of the Prime Minister promulgating the oriented strategy for sustainable development in Viet Nam (Vietnam’s agenda 21). 2004 Decree 181/2004/ND-CP of the Government of Vietnam guiding the implementation of the Land Law. 2004 Decree No. 182/2004/ND-CP, on penalties for administrative violations in land issues. 2004 Decree No. 188/2004/ND-CP regulates the methodology for determining land prices and price frames for State recovery of land, as well as for taxation on land use and the transfer of land use rights and for land rents for government lands 2004 Circular 114/2004/TT-BTC guiding the implementation of the Government’s decree No 188/2004/ND-CP. Elaborates in detail the methods (direct comparison and income methods) for determining land prices 2004 Circular 117/2004/TT-BTC, guiding the implementation of Decree 188 2004 Decree 197/2004/ND-CP on compensation, support and resettlement when land is recovered by the State 2004 Circular 116/2004/TT-BTC guiding the implementation of Decree 197/2004/ND-CP of December 3, 2004 on compensation, support and resettlement when land is recovered by the State. Page 123 123 2004 Decree 198/2004/ND-CP on collection of land use levies 2005 Decision no. 170/2005/QD-TTg of the Prime Minister dated 25-December-2005 on the poverty lines applied from 2006 to 2010 2005 Decree No. 16/2005/ND-CP, on the implementation of the Construction Law. 2005 Environmental protection law 2006 Comprehensive Poverty Reduction and Growth Strategy (CPRGS) of Viet Nam 2006 Decree 17/2006/ND-CP on the revision and supplementation of some regulations in decrees guiding the implementation of the Land Law. 2006 Decree 80/2006/ND-CP of GOV guiding implementation of the environmental protection law. 2006 Circular 69/2006/RR-BTC on the revision and supplementation of Circular 116/2004/TT- BTC issued on December 7, 2004 guiding the implementation of Decree 197/2004/ND-CP of December 3, 2004 on compensation, support and resettlement when land is recovered by the State. 2006 Circular 08/2006/TT-BTNMT of MONRE guiding for requirements of EIA contents. 2006 Decree 131/2006/ND-CP on the management and use of Official Development Assistance (ODA). C23 2007 Decision no. 112/2007/QD-TTg of the Prime Minister dated 05-March-2007 on the policy of assistance for relocation and agriculture for Ethnic Minorities from 2007 to 2010 2007 Decision no. 33/2007/QD-TTg of the Prime Minister dated 20-July-2007 on the policy of assistance to improve knowledge of laws as a program of 135, phase 2 2007 Decision no. 01/2007/QD-UBDT dated 31-May-2007 of the Ethnic Minorities Committee on the recognition of communes, districts in the mountainous areas 2007 Decision no. 05/2007/QD-UBDT dated 06-September-2007 of the Ethnic Minorities Committee on its acceptance for three regions of ethnic minorities and mountainous areas based on development status 2007 Circular no. 06 dated 20-September-2007 of the Ethnic Minorities Committee guidance on the assistance for services, improved livelihood of people, technical assistance for improving the knowledge on the laws according the decision 112/2007/QD-TTg 2007 Decision no. 06/2007/QD-UBDT dated 12-January-2007 of the Ethnic Minorities Committee on the strategy of media for the program 135-phase 2 2007 Decree 84/2007/ND-CP of the Government of Vietnam on revision of issuing LURC, land acquisition, implementation of land use right, procedure for compensation, resettlement when land acquired by State and grievance redress. 2007 Decree 123/2007/ND-CP on revision and supplementation of some regulations in decree 188/2004/ND-CP of November 16, 2004 on methods to determine land prices and assorted land price brackets. 2007 Decision no. 3081/Q -UBND of Son La Province on the costs compensation for land applied from January 1, 2008. 2008 Decision no. 1048/Q -UBND of Thanh Hoa province on the compensation costs for affected properties. 2008 Decision no. 2444/Q -UBND on the compensation costs for buildings, other structures, crops, trees and relocation assistance. Decree No.70: all documents registering family assets and land use rights must be in the names of both husband and wife. Decree no. 11-CP dated 20-February of the Prime Minister on the functions, tasks, authorities and structure of the committee for Ethnic Minorities and Mountainous Areas Page 124 124 6.3. Official Project Documents Year Document 2005 Master plan for the Ma river approved by the Former Ministry of Industry No. 1195/QD- NLDC. 2005 Feasibility Study approved by the Prime Minister (Decision No. 865/TTg-CN. 2007 Decision No. 02/2007/QD-TTg by the Prime Minister on the issuing of policy framework on compensation, allowances and resettlement of Son La Hydropower Project. 2007 Decision no. 12/2007/Q -UBND on the compensation, assistance and relocation for Son La hydropower project together with decision no. 02/2007/Q -Tg dated 09- January-2007 of the Prime Minister. 2007 Decision No. 12/2007/QD-UBND by the Son La PPC stipulating details for implementation of compensation, allowance and resettlement process for Son La Hydropower Project. 2008 Decision no. 595/QD-EVN of the Vietnam Electricity: Trung Son hydropower Project to be constructed on Ma river, in Ban Uon of Trung Son commune, Quan Hoa district of Thanh Hoa Province 2008 EVN dossier on relocation sites submitted to Thanh Hoa provinces (letter no. 103/CV- ATDTS-P3) 2008 Official Thanh Hoa PPC letter to all affected districts and key provincial departments (letter no. 634/UBND-CN dated 22-February-2008) requesting feedback from these institutions 2008 EVN official letter to Thanh Hoa and Son La Provinces (no. 4707/EVN-DT) requesting approval of policy framework for main project 2008 Approval of project investment by EVN (decision no. 595/QD-EVN, October 2008) 2008 Resettlement policy reviewed and agreed by Son La Province (official letter 2747/UBND-TDC) 2008 Proposed relocation sites agreed by district authorities (Quan Hoa District letter no 101/UBND-GPMB dated 05-November-2008, Muong Lat District letter no. 462/UBND dated 05-November-2008). 2008 Resettlement policy reviewed and agreed by Thanh Hoa Province (official letter 5441/UBND-CN) 2009 Resettlement policy for main project agreed by the Ministries of Industry and Commerce; Finance; Investment and Planning and approved by the Prime Minister (decision No. 442/TTg-KTN) Page 125 125