RP-60O VOL. t Doefm fWorldI BiPhWacod Projec The People's Republic of China Jiangxi Second Highway Project (Taihe - Ganzhou Expressway) Resettlement Action Plan (Fourti Edition) TheWouiddBkl amP PjetOffiXofJPCD December 2000 Jiangxi China Preface Ganyue ]Expressway, one part of Beijing-Nanchang-Shengzhen Expressway, passes through Jiangxi p:rovince from south to north, of which the section of Jiujang-Changfu has opened to traffic; the Changfu-Taihe section is to be commenced in this year with domestic financing. The Construction of Taihe-Ganzhou Expressway (TGE) starts at Ji'an city and ends at Ganzhou city, via Taihe county, Wan'an county, Suichuan county, Nankang city and Zhanggong district. Its completion will play a very important role in social economy developmentof Jiangxi province or even the whole country. Approved by Jiangxi Provincial Communications Department, the World Bank Loan Project Office (WBLPO) was established in January 2000. Provincial Resettlement Office (PRO) under WBLPO was established, City/Prefecture Resettlement Offices (CIROs), County Resettlement Offices (COROs) and Township Resettlement Office (TROs) along the alignment were also established. All these resettlement offices are responsible for land acquisition and relocation work. After establishment of PRO under WBLPO, PRO organized Jiangxi Provincial Communications Design Institute (JPCDI) and CIROs, COROs, TROs to conduct a survey of land acquisition and resettlement in May 2000. After full consultation with Project Affected Persons (PAPs) and the affected collective units, preparation of Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) for the recommended alignment has been completed according to the laws and regulations of Jiangxi province and China and World Bank Guidelines for Involuntary Resettlement (OD4.30). The document is one of the main documents for the World Bank to conduct pre-appraisal and formal appraisal of the Project, after approval by Jiangxi Provincial People's Government, it will become an implementation document of resettlement of TGE. During the course of resettlement survey and collection of economic statistic information and laws & regulations, PRO got supports from JPCDI, Ji'an Prefecture Resettlement Office, Taihe Resettlerrment Office, Wan'an Resettlement Office, Suichuan Resettlement Office, Nankang Resettlement Office and Zhanggong District Resettlement Office etc. Meanwhile, the Independent Monitoring Organization (IMO) of the Project (City and Population Research Institute of Jiangxi Normal University) and Resettlement Consulting Organization of the Project (Strategic Management Resettlement Institute of Wuhan University) have done a great deal of work on terms of the design of survey plan and data processing. Mr. Aricanli, Mr. Zhang Chaohua and Mr. Zhang Weijian, resettlement specialists of the World Bank gave good comments and recommendation during their visits to Jiangxi. PRO thanks all these people for their work. obJ s/~~~-'Xinjian ,_ .s o S-h O J Nallch~Nanhang cty 1 Shanggao _ t ° t -ha ~~~~~.- , on sh i~~~~. G-a a>mn Lr_d O ) ni o mY r- Shanggao , *i;Jishui; °yongFcng cht ) ~~~~~kj Ji gangfu " -\!' _~~~~~~~~~~~Za u , Yuhu 1.eny xt an city2Gnu Epcsa (. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~i J -IIs0tetdidrcl ) / oDin ~~~gnjang' : ,_S S ,, ~ A, fJOSitefCitytPrctcwcGoemmen % ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~o St o onyGvrm Objectives of RAP and Definition of Resettlement Terminology This Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) is prepared according to the Laws and Regulations of PRC, and Jiangxi Province as well as the Guidelines of the World Bank (Operational Directive for Involuntary Resettlement OD 4.30). The purpose of this document is to set out an Action Plan for the Resettlement and Rehabilitation of Project Affected Persons (PAPs) to ensure that they will benefit from the project and their standards of living will improve or at least be restored after the project inipact. Acquisition of land and other assets for the project will adversely affect the livelihood of persons who live, work or earn their living on the land that will be acquired for the project. PAPs are defined as those persons whose income or livelihoods will be adversely affected by land acquisition for the project. PAPs include the following categories: a) persons who have a title, right, interest, in structures (houses, enterprises, shelters, or public buildings), and (including residential, agricultural, and grazing land) or any other asset acquired or possessed, in full or in part, permanently or temporarily; b) persors who use the structures, and or assets described above; or persons whose business, occupation, work, place of residence or habitat adversely affected; or c) persons whose standard of living is adversely affected as a consequence of land acquisition. A definition of PAPs is given below: Definitior of the PAPs: "Affected Persons" means persons who on account of the execution of the project had or would have their: a) standard of living adversely affected; or b) right, title or interest in any house, land (including premises, agricultural and grazing land) or any other fixed or movable asset acquired or possessed, temporarily or permanently; or c) business, occupation, work or place of residence or habitat adversely affected, and "Affected Person" means individually all those who qualify as "Affected Persons". PAPs may individuals or legal persons such as a company, a public institution. Definition of PAPs is not limited to their legal registration or permission to live or conduct business in the affected location, or their title to property. Thus it includes: a) all those affected by the project regardless of their legal rights or absence thereof to the assets being taken; and b) persons without residential permit to live in a certain area. Therefore, all such persons who are affected will need to be considered and recorded as PAPs, regardless of their legal connection to assets land or location. If there are more than one person, family or household using or holding a title to the same land or property that is acquired, they will be compensated and rehabilitated according to the loss they suffer, their rights and the impact on their living standards the definition of PAPs is linked directly to the adverse effect of the project, regardless of legal rights title or interest. All PAPs are entitled to the improvement or at least restoration of their standards of living, and compensation for the material losses they suffer. Compensation for assets will cover replacement cost. No deductions or discounts will be applied to compensation amount for depreciation or other reasons. All PAPs deriving economic benefit from the affected land and property are entitled to receive rehabilitation benefits in addition to the compensation for their assets lost. Those PAPs without tii:le, authorization or legal permission to reside, conduct business, livelihoods and compensation for their assets on an equal footing with those with formal legal title, authorization or permissions to the assets. The term RESETTLEMENT includes: a) the relocation of living quarters; b) finding acceptable new employment for those whose jobs are affected; c) restoration (or compensation) of affected productive resources such as land, work-places, trees and infrastructure; d) restoration of other adverse effect on PAPs' living standards (quality of life) through land acquisition (such as the adverse effects of pollution); e) restoration of or compensation for affected private and public enterprises; and f) restoration of adversely affected on cultural or common property. Rehabilitation means: the restoration of the PAPs' resource capacity to continue with productive activities of lifestyles at a level higher or at least equal to that before the project. The objective of this RAP is to provide a plan for the resettlement and rehabilitation of the PAPs so that their losses will be compensated and their standards of living will be improved or at least restored to the pre-project levels. To achieve these objectives the plan provides for rehabilitation measures so that the income earning potential of individuals are restored to sustain their livelihoods. Affected productive resources of businesses (enterprises including shops) and public property, infrastructure and cultural property will also be improved or at least restored to their pre-project levels. Content Chapter I Project Background ........................................................ I 1.1 Brief Description of the Project ........................................................ 1 1.2 Areas Affected by the Project . ....................................................... 1 1.3 Social and Economic Background of the Project Affected Area . ................. 3 1.4 Measures Taken to Minimize Resettlement ...................................................... 8 1.5 Technical and Economic Feasibility Study ...................................................... 10 1.6 Prelimninary and Final Design ....................................................... 10 1.7 Ownership of the Project ........................................................ 10 1.8 Resettlement Survey ....................................................... 13 1.9 Preparation of the Resettlement Action Plan ...................................................... 13 1.10 Schedule for Project Construction and Implementation .......................................... 14 Chapter 2 Project Impact ....................................................... 15 2. IThe Definition of Project Impact ........................................................ 15 2.2 Permanent Land Use ....................................................... 16 2.3 Impact: Ratio of Land Acquisition ....................................................... 19 2.4 Temporary Land Acquisition ....................................................... 19 2.5 Structtre Removal ........................................................ 20 2.6 Affected Power and Telecommunication Facilities ................................................ 21 2.7 Affected Attached Things ........................................................ 22 2.8 Affected Enterprises and Institutes ....................................................... 23 2.9 Environment Impact ........................................................ 24 Chapter 3 Legal Framework ....................................................... 29 3.1 Laws and Regulations ........................................................ 29 3.2 Comprehensive and Special Regulations Issued by Provincial Govemment .................. 31 Chapter 4 Compensation Rate and Budget ...................................................... 34 4.1 Land Compensation ....................................................... 34 4.2 Compensation Budget ........................................................ 40 4.3 Acceptor of Base Cost and Flow of Funds ...................................................... 45 Chapter 5 Resettlement & Rehabilitation Implementation Plan .............................. 47 5.1 The Objectives and Principles of Resettlement and Rehabilitation .............................. 47 5.2 House Rebuilding ........................................................ 48 5.3 Special Facilities Rehabilitation ........................................................ 49 5.4 Attached Things Rehabilitation ....................................................... 49 5.5 Restoration of Temporary Used Land & Utilization of Top Soil .................................. 49 5.6 Enterprises and Institutes Resettlement and Rehabilitation ................................... 50 5.7 Agricultural Population and Laborers Resettlement ......... ................................. 50 5.8 Resettlement and Rehabilitation Schedule ...................................................... 53 5L ..................................... )umualpug o S)s!q 11 )delD IIL- ............................................... * - *- -- oda'd s,oYdd Z OI rL .* wutljodax lSeuaQI 101 PL '.. 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MlOnR SuI 9 Ja 1dvq9 Chapter 1 Project Background 1.1 Brief Description of the Project Taihe-Ganzhou Expressway (TGE) starts at Mashi town of Taihe county in the north and ends at Longlin town of Nankang city in the south with a total length of 128.1km. There are 4 interchanges along TGE. The total length of interconnecting road is 48.7 km. It is an important part of Cianyue Expressway. According to the traffic planning of Jiangxi province, construction of TGE is proposed to be started in November 2001. Accordinig to the Highway Technical Standards, the main alignment of the Project will be built on the basis of the expressway standards in plain and light hilly area, with design traveling speed of 100km/h, 4 lanes and subgrade width 26.0m. The interconnecting roads will be built according to the standard of highway class II in plain and light hilly area. Other roads will be built on the basis of utilizing the old highways or improving the old highways, so the land acquisition is less. The total cost of this Project will amount to4 .346 billion RMBY, and its construction will be started in November 2001 and ended in March 2005. Completion of Ganyue Expressway will play a very important role in interconnecting economic area of rniddle and low reaches of Changjang River with special economic zones in South China, supplementing the network of national arterial highways, meeting the demand of increasing traffic volume, promoting the development of Jiangxi's economy, improving economic distribution and speeding; up the exploitation of tourism in Jiangxi province. 1.2 Areas Affected by the Project TGE passes through Taihe county, Suichuan county and Wan'an county of Ji'an prefecture and Zhanggong district and Nankang city of Ganzhou city. Areas directly affected by the Project include 2 prefectures (cities), 5 counties (cities). The alignment passes through 27 townships and 95 village administrations. See attached tablel-l for all the affected administration units. I Tablel-l Names of the Affected Counties, Townships and Villages Main Alignment Interconnecting Roads couny township village county township village county township village county township village Taihe Mashi Xianqiao Nanking Daping Daping Wan an Baijia Baijia Nankang Fengga-ng Datang liangbing Dongcun Huangnan Hengling Liangkou Loutang Gaopo Gaopo Longjiang Sanping Nihu Heling Longquan Qilong Ganxi Qiaozhuang Shaokou Nanquan Tangwu Wanmn Shaokou Dating Qingjiang Ti=nxi Zheshan Huanghu Zhongjin Shaokou Zhanggong Huangjinling Daping Nanqian Hengshi Gaobei Suichuan Bizhou Daquan Yangmei Nitang Zengkeng Hongshan Panlong Chetou Panting Longling Libian Huanggang Tianxin Shaokou Longlinng Meijiang Dingkou Yangkeng Shiqiu Qiubian Dongtmng Zhangpu Tiaoxi Wangbei Jiangce Zhongshe Longmu Xtaoyina Liinxi Loutang Fengtan Mashuang Bazi Qharang Meniang Xiaoluti Dongpai Shaoxi Lutian Tutang Efang Sheshang - Xiashi Mashuang Zhamgtang Guijtang Baiyi Neicao Louxia Quanjnang Anixa Heling Pingtian Aizi Gongyu Suichuan Bizhou Bizhou Aoli Jibe Daquan Baishi Shangxi Hongshan Hengilang Xiaoxi Lianggang Liuyuan Yaigcun Zhuhu Shangkeng Yuatian Xiatang Jingshi Jiexu Tonggu limgshi Sanjiang R-ojiapo Nan'an Wucun Tangcun Shibatang Qunfeng Xiawan Taiwo Gaoshan Xin'an Zhongbian Meijiang Dongrang Fantang Quaniiang Xiaoxi Jingji Pingtang Data source: Resettlement Survey of Jiangxi 2 Highway Project 2 1.3 Social and Economic Background of the Project Area Jiangxi province, where the project lies, is located on the south bank of middle and low reaches of Changjiang River. It lies on Zhejiang and Fujan provinces in the east, Guangdong province in the south, Htnan province in the west, Hubei and Anhui provinces in the north. Jiangxi province, with a total area of 166,947 square kilometers, controls 6 municipalities, 5 prefectures, 15 cities at county level, 70 counties and 13 districts. It is one of important agricultural production bases of China with rich natural resources. It has a population of 41,912,100 with population density of 25 lpersons per kilometer. GDP of Jiangxi province in 1999 amounted to 185.198 billion RMBY. 1.3.1 Ji'an City Ji'an city lies in the central and west part of Jiangxi province and middle reach of Ganjiang River. It lies on Congren and Le'an of Fuzhou prefecture in the east, Ningdu and Xinggou of Ganzhou prefecture in the east, Gan county and Shangyou of Ganzhou city in the south, Guidong and Chaling of Hunan province in the west and Poyang Lake in the north. It shares the boundary with Fengcherig of Yichun prefecture, Zhangshu city, Xinyi city and Pingxiang city with a total area of 25,271 square kilometers. The GDP of the City amounted to 13.6 billion RMBY in 1999. It has a population of 4,619,400 persons with population density of 185 persons per square kilometer. The population density of the City is one of the lowest one in Jiangxi province. Each person has 1.47mu of cultivated land with 2116 RMBY of farmer per capita annual net income. Taihe county affected by the Project had a population of 502,000 persons in 1999 with a total area of 2,665 square kilometers. Each person has 1.44 mu of cultivated land with 2,449 RMBY of farmer per capita annual net income. Wan'an county affected by the Project had a population of 278,000 persons in 1999 with a total area of 2,051 square kilometers. Most part of Wan'an county is mountainous region. Each person has 1.33 mu of cultivated land with 1,998 RMBY of farmer per capita annual net income. Suichuan county had a population of 507,000 persons with a total area of 3,144 square kilometers in 1999. Most part of Suichuan county is mountainous region. Each person has 0.81 mu of cultivated land with 1,934 RMBY of farmer per capita annual net income. It is a poverty county at state level (See Table 1-2). The basic status of villages is as follows: 1. Land System According to the stipulations of Land Law of China, the lands in villages and outskirts that belong to village collective units can be legally contracted out to individuals except the lands belonging to the State according to Laws. Since village's economy reform in China, contract operation system was adopted for the village lands. Generally, once the lands are contracted out, the contract of the lands will be remained for 30 years and the contract of the forest will be remained for 50 years. If land adjustment shall be conducted due to the National construction or other reasons, it should be agreed by more than two-third of farmers of village teams or village collective units. Land adjustment is generally conducted within the range of village teams or village administrations. A few hilly lands without benefit are operated and managed by collective units. Once the lands have benefit, it shall be distributed according the population of villages. 2. Cultivating Way and Employment In the affected villages, there exist two kinds of employment, that is, long-term employees and short-terrn employees. The long-term employees mainly include youths, occupying 10-20% of villagers. They are mainly employed by private factories and enterprises etc. While the short-term 3 employees mainly include married mid-aged man, occupying 10% of villagers. They are mainly employed by construction industries. 3. Income Structure At the villages near city with convenient transportation and less per capita cultivated land (less than Imu), the farrners' agricultural income occupies 30-40% of net annual per capita income. While at the villages in mountainous region with inconvenient transportation and more per capita cultivated land (more than 2mu), the farmers' agricultural income occupies 60-80% of net annual per capita income. 4. Village Organization and Decision-Making Procedure According to the stipulations of Chinese Laws, village leaders should be elected openly once three years, village CPC secretary should be appointed by Township CPC Committee, other village leaders should be elected by villagers. The roles and responsibilities of the village leaders should be defined among Village Committees. Village team leaders should be elected once a year. Villager Meeting shall be held when development planning of villages and personal interest of villagers occurs, and after agreed by more than two-third of villagers, it can be implemented. 5. Finance of villages opens once a quarter if no particular thing happens, and is checked by county and township governments. 13.2 Ganzhou City Ganzhou city, with a total area of 39,380 square kilometers, lies in the south of Jiangxi province and upstream of Ganjiang River. It connects in the east with Sanming city and Longyan prefecture of Fujiang province, in the south with Meizhou city Shaoguan city and Huiyang city of Guangdong province, in the west with Chengzhou city of Hunan province, in the north with Ji'an prefecture. It had a population of 7,906,800 persons at the end of 1999. It controls Zhanggong district, Ruijing city, Nankang city and 15 counties. The population density is lower than that of Jiangxi province. Nankang city has a total area of 1,845 square kilometers with 480000mu of cultivated land and a population of 746,000 persons. Zhanggong district directly affected by the Project is the site of Ganzhou city. It is the center of political, economy, culture and communications in Gannan area with a total area of 480 square kilometers and a population of 445,000 persons in 1998. Each person has 0.72mu of cultivated land. The GDP of Nankang city in 1999 was 1.814 billion RMBY. The population density is 409 persons per square kilometer. The farmer per capita annual net income is 2,146 RMBY (see tablel-2). 1. Land System Land contract was carried out in the end of 1970s and beginning of 1980s. Up to now land adjustment has never been conducted. According to the experience of land acquisition before, there is no need to readjust land for the local farmers after land acquisition. After they get the land compensation they will do other jobs. The land system of Nankang city is the same as that of Ji'an city, but hilly land has not been contracted out to individuals because it cannot create benefit. The hilly land is operated and managed by the collective units. Once the land has benefit, it shall be distributed according the population of villages. 2. Employment Zhanggong district, which is the neighbor of Ganzhou city, established developing zone in 1990s. About two-third of villagers go out for jobs. There are lots kinds of employment, farmning is one of them. 4 Most of' affected villages in Nankang city lie in the mountainous region, farming, breeding aquatics and planting fruit trees are the main agricultural activities. And about 10% of villagers go out for jobs. 3. Income Structure The farmers' agricultural income in Zhanggong district occupies one-third of net annual per capita income. While the farmers' agricultural income in Nankang city occupies 60-70% of net annual per capita income. 4. Village organization, Decision-Making Procedure and Village Finance System These are the same as Ji'an city. Table 1-2 Social Economic Status of the Affected Area Affected Areas 1998 Prefecture Average annual General Domestic Population Per capita (city), County net income of Product (billion density cultivated land (district) farmer (RMBY) RMBY) (persons/km2) (mu/person) Ji'an prefecture 2116.36 136 183 1.47 1Taihe county 2382.64 18.12 188 1.46 i:7 Wan'an 1965.5 7.78 136 1.35 county Suichuan 1921.8 11.34 163 0.83 county Ganzhou city -- -- -- -- Nankang 2092 18.14 404 0.60 city = Z h a ndggsotnrg 2657 40.12 929 0.70 Affected areas 1999 Average annual General Domestic Population Per capita Prefecutre (city), net income of Product (billion density cultivated land County (district) farrner (RMBY) Yuan) (xeln) (mu/person) Ji'an prefecture 2183.47 144.8 185 1.47 Taihe county 2449.10 19.96 190 1.44 = Wan'an 1998.50 7.79 137 1.34 county - Suichuan 1934.35 11.91 164 0.81 county Ganzhou city 5 Nankang 2146 19.43 409 0.60 city_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ > Zhanggong district Description: no detailed statistic data of Ganzhou city due to its change of administration division. Data source: Statistic Annual of Affected Areas 1.3.3 The Affected Households and Population The main aligrnent and three interconnecting roads affect 1546 households and 5415 persons. 756 households are affected only by land acquisition, taking up 48.9%. 33 households are affected only by the house relocation, taking up 2.1%. 758 households are affected by both land acquisition and house relocation, taking up 49.0% (details see tablel-3). Among the PAPs, 2875 persons are male, taking up 53.1%. 2540 persons are female, taking up 46.9%. The number of persons who are younger than 15 years old is 1219, taking up 22.5%, the rest is 4196, taking up 77.5%. 97.1percent of the PAPs have rural registered permanent residence, and 2.9 percent of the PAPs have non-agricultural registered permanent residence. In view of educational level of all 6 year-old or above, 10. I percent of the PAPs are illiterate and semi-literate, 45.6 percent received primary school education, 35.2 percent received junior middle school education, 7.5 percent received senior middle school and 1.6 percent received college education. 90.9 percent of the PAPs' educational levels are under senior middle school (details see tablel -4). Details about the affected households and demographic characteristic see Appendix 1. Tablel-3 The Affected Households and Number of Population Only affected by Only affected by Affected by Both Affected areas land acquisition house relocation House- number House- number Household number ______ ______ ______ hold hold _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The whole alignment 755 2651 33 117 758 2647 Taihe county 66 243 1 3 41 140 Wan'an county 188 655 9 32 101 354 Suichuan county 284 993 2 7 221 775 Nankang city 190 665 17 60 379 1321 Zhanggong district 27 95 4 15 16 57 Data source: Resettlement survey of TGE 6 Table 1-4 Demographic Characteristic of the Affected Households TGE Interconnecting Road Index, Total Taihe Wanan Suichuan Nankang JSub Taihe JWanan Suichuan Zhangong ]s County County County City Total County County County D)istr. 1T For ail popualation Number of 13ersons 5415 376 652 966 1843 3837 399 780 232 167 1 Male 2875 194 337 536 987 2054 207 403 120 91 82 Female 2540 182 315 430 856 1783 192 377 112 7'6 75 Levels of ages 0-6 years old 261 17 39 36 J97 189 16 41 18 I {72 6-15 yearn old 958 72 140 140 345 1697 65 131 1322 126 Olertan1 4196 317 543 865 11565 13290 368 226 j174 1138 90 Structure of household Agricultural fasniilies 5256 [334 J623 J932 ]1836 ]3725 378 ] 758 229 166 IS Non-agricultural households 159 L21 17 j34 J7 J79 131 145___ 3 I 80 Persons 6 years old & above NurnbeofFerons I~J51067014[926 J 622 J3649] 330 777 1m90 6I Ii ~ ~ Lev'els of education Illiterate & 517 29 53 84 l92 358 27 94 13 25 15' semi-literate Primary school 2326 199 306 485 714 1704 136 315 109 62 62: Junior middle school 1795 146 291 306 566 1309 116 243 66 61 48( SenioTrmiddle school 385 19 45 45 124 233 44 ~ 96 2 I0 152_ Col lege educationi or higher 83 7---6 F6 _ 26 345 7 29 0 2 38 Employed person: 15-year-old& above Number of persn 366 296 47 516 1294 2603 212 629 133 1l9 IO Status of their jobs Regularly working 3453 290 495 514 1226 2525 202 480 130 116 92~ Onl)eave due to iilness 24 1 I I 17 20 1 0 0 3 4 Stop production S I 0 0 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 Others 214 4 1 I 47 53 9 149 30161 Occupation Grain farrtner 3059 212 407 513 1083 2215 252 436 81 73 842 Vegetable farmer 16 4 I 2 4 II 0 3 2 0 5 Other economic. crops 25 0 0 0 20 20 0 3 0 2 5 Industrialist 356 52 25 13 150 240 6 16 3 0 36 Service industry 85 12 23 1I 3 49 17 16 3 0 36 Teacher and civi"iservant 57 3 9 7 21 40 4 13 0 0 17 Manager of enterprise and 39 4 0 7 12 23 4 11 I 0 16 institutioni Others 92 50 122 370 155 697 27 135 5214228 Data source: Resettlement survey of TGE 7 1.4 Measures Taken to Minimize Resettlement 1.4.1 Principles On the premise of not reducing the engineenng technical standard and satisfying the requirement of environmental protection, the principles determining the alignment are as follows: 1) Avoiding town/townships, villages with large population, schools, hospitals, mines and large enterprises etc. 2) Avoiding the scenic spots and cultural relic preserved units. 3) Occupying less good cultivated land, making full use of waste hills and land. 4) Avoiding villages and towns where per capita cultivated land is less, reducing non-agricultural resettlement to ensure the stability of people's production activities and living along the alignment. 1.4.2: Work Executed by PRO in Order to Minimize Resettlement. Entrusted by JPCD, JPCDI conducted feasibility study for TGE in September 1994 and put forward alignment plan. After evaluation of feasibility study and a field trip by China Intemational Consulting Company (CICC) in 1998, CICC provided comments on construction scale and collected information on the basis of feasibility study report. Meanwhile, CICC layout aligrrnent on 1/50000 and 1/10000 relief map and made analysis and comparison for the initial proposed alignment on terms of location of exceptional large bridge, exit and entrance along the alignment and main controlling points and tunnels etc. World Bank Loan Project Office of JPCD appointed 2nd Highway Exploratory & Design Institute of MOC to make a consultation on the engineering. During the World Bank mission's visit to Jiangxi province in March 2000, the mission provided detailed comments on the proposed alignment. PRO conducted a consultation with local govemments and the PAPs in May 2000. Finally, JPCDI provided altemative plans after taking all the comments into consideration (see tablel-5). The recommended plans are Taihe Plan II, Suichuan Plan I, Jiemushan Plan II, Mashuang Plan II and Fenggang Plan II. 8 Advantages and Disadvantages 9 i | 14- o_ r' _ n'_ _ ' toy conistruction cost. 2.length of nmain aligncnt is shonl. 3.partial efect on 8 o o - _ _w Taihe airport, it is 3km longer than that of Ptan 11 from the capital ofTaihe. w .high construction cost, 2.conforning to the opinions of tocat goveMments far o `° w away fronm Taihe airport, it is 3kms shoner than that of Plan I front the capital of w Taihe. 3. the main alignmient length is 486m longer than that of plan 1. _ ____ Hlow construction cost, 2the main alignment lengthe is longer than that of Plan o w _ _ 11, but the engineering quantity is less than that of Plan 11 3.the construction _ '0 I high construction cost. 2. Construction is difticult anid enginecring quantity is o w t _i _ '0 large. 3. geological condition is not bener than that of Plan 1. Ilow construction cost, 2.the main alignment length is longer than that of Plan 11. o wf - w O but the construction condition is better than that of Plan It. _ thigh construction cost. 2.construction of the tunnel is difficult and high o '0 -t w _ _ w iniainsenance cost during the operation, 3 the tttain alignnment length is shorter _ Lhigh construction cost. 2. the niain alignnent lcngth is longer than that of Plan _j '0 o ow 11 and the quantity of resettlensent is relatively large. 1. tow construction cost. 2. the ntain alignnent length is is shorter than that of o ojw Plan I _ _ _ _ I.shorter interinterconnecting road. 2. bener interchange location, 3 local govemirs n - n suppot it, 4. tess cultivated latid will be occupied, 6.high construction cost. 7 higher 8 0 o operationai cost. t i - i _ _ _ ___w _. tow consiruction cost, 2Ismoooth and short aligiittent 3. htgh oides of alignttrent. wi -i 4.low operaional cost, 5.the location of interchange is not good, 6. tong 0 0, w _5 interitntrcottnrctitg ertad. 7 isore paddv field will he occ-pied 1.5 Engineering Technology The social economy investigation for resettlement had been executed during May and June 2000 on the basis of economy and technology feasibility study and the draft RAP was prepared according to the social economy investigation. Supplementary social economy investigation on resettlement were carried out in November 2000 in line with the aide memorandum of the the WB pre appraisal mission and the construction design survey data provided by the designer and the 4th version of RAP is prepared accordingly. The economy and technology feasibility study was submitted to MOC and SPC in July 2000 and would be approved in December 2000. Appointed by World Bank Loan Project Office of JPCD (WBLPO), JPCDI finished the preliminary design in July 2000, and plans to finish construction drawing design in March 2001. 1.6 Ownership of the Project The ownership of the Project belongs to JPCD. 1.7 Resettlement Survey 1.7.1 Resettlement Survey According to the requirements of the Aide Memoir signed by World Bank and JPCD in December 1999, January 2000 and March 2000, PRO under WBLPO conducted resettlement and socioeconomic surveys of the main alignment, interconnecting roads, service areas and temporary land acquisition on May 16, 2000. The purposes of the survey lie in: a) In order to collect resettlement data/information of the affected areas and the PAPs; b) In order to provide data/information for the preparation of RAP; c) In order to provide the data/information to optimize the alignment, minimize the resettlement and reduce the project cost. d) Providing basic data/information for the resettlement; e) Providing background data/information for the monitoring and evaluation. 1.7.2 Survey Scope The resettlement survey scope is 60m wide on both sides of the central line of the main alignment. The affected scope is 30m wide on both sides of the central line, i.e., drawing two parallel lines from 30m each side of the central line as the supposed right-of-way scope. For the interconnecting roads, the resettlement survey scope is 30m wide on both sides of central line and draw two parallel lines from 15m each side of the central line as the supposed right-of-way scope. 1.7.3 Survey Content The survey content includes: a) Location, type and area of the land to be acquired in the survey scope; b) Location, type, area of the structures to be removed in the survey scope; c) Location, type and quantity of the attached things in the survey scope; d) Location, type, quantity and ownership of the power lines and telecommunication lines in the survey scope, measures needed to be taken; e) Population, assets, house, income and expenditure of the family household whose land, house or attached things in the survey scope; 10 f) Public opinions and suggestions for the Project along the alignment; g) Basic information of the affected villages in the survey scope; h) Statistic data and relevant laws and regulations of the affected county (district, city). 1.7.4 Organization and Methods of the Socioeconomic Survey The socioeconomic survey was jointly conducted by PRO, Prefecture (county, city) Resettlement Offices, JPCDI, Population Research Institute of Wuhan University (PRI), City and Population Research Institute of Jiangxi Normal University (CPRI). As the leading body, PRO took charge of the organization and coordination of the survey. As the main executive body, JPCDI was responsible for the field survey, examining and inputting the survey data into the computer. As the coordinate bodies, Local Resettlement Offices (LROs) were in charge of providing logistical support for the survey, and cooperating with PRO to finish the socioeconomic survey. As the consulting organization, PRI took charge of questionnaires and survey methods designing, training the surveyors, supervising the survey quality and providing computer service. As the Independent Monitoring Organization, CPRI took part in socioeconomic survey, supervision and checking of survey quality. During the survey, PRO, JPCDI, PRI and CPRI formed a checking group to direct and check the survey w,ork regularly and irregularly, and after the survey, the checking group examined the survey data. Detailed survey guideline and questionnaires see Appendix I & II. 1.7.5 The Result of the Survey Resettlement Questionnaires of Taigan Expressway is divided into three parts: 1) Inventory index survey, i.e., the questionnaires of D, E, F and G; 2) Social economic survey, i.e., the questionnaires of A, B, C and H; 3) Document survey, that is the questionnaires of A, B, C, and H; By June 5, 2000, PRO finished the survey of the main alignment with length of 128.1km and interconnecting roads with length of 48.7km. According to the alignment refinement for the construction design drawing proposed by the designer , PRO conducted additional survey on social economy and resettlement for the expressway with a length of 45.9 Km in November 2000 and revised the data accordingly. 6,541 pieces of questionnaires were collected, of which 1461 pieces of Questionnaire A, 94 Questionnaire B, 1678 Questionnaire D, 1678 Questionnaire E, 131 Questionnaire F, 7 Questionnaire G, 31 Questionnaire H. Meanwhile, PRO collected the Statistic Annuals of the Affected Prefectures (Cities) and Counties (Districts) in the past three years. Results of survey see table 1-6. !1- I aule 1-i IU'lvey uJata ol Kesettlenmenl Total affected households Population of the affected households (person) Collec- Land Land House House- tive Institu- acquisition Total Total acquisi reloca- hold house- tion & house hold -tion tion relocation Main 1113 913 197 3 3718 1864 57 1797 alignment ____ ____ ____ Taihe 99 88 11 0 386 243 3 140 county Wan'an 224 158 65 1 602 419 10 173 county Suichuan 259 246 13 0 906 608 7 291 county I Nankang 531 421 108 2 1824 594 37 1193 city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Interconnec 433 356 44 3 1697 787 60 850 ting road Suichaun interconne 218 199 17 2 869 385 0 484 cting road Wan'an 111 99 12 0 439 236 22 181 county . Nankang 57 48 9 0 222 71 23 128 city . Zhanggong 47 40 6 1 167 95 15 57 district Total 1546 1269 241 6 5415 2651 117 2647 Data source: Resettlement survey of second Jiangxi highway project 12 1.8 Preparation of the Resettlement Action Plan In February 2000, PRO, PRI and JPCDI etc. worked out the perfect survey questionnaires and survey guidelines. From April 12-14, 2000, 90 persons from LROs and design institutes were trained on socioeconomic survey. Socioeconomic survey and attached things survey were conducted for the main alignment, interconnecting roads, service areas and interchanges etc from May 16, 2000 to June 5, 2000. In the middle of June 2000, PRO started to process survey data, make a consultation with the PAPs and prepare the draft of RAP. Mr. Tosun Aricanli, resettlement specialist of the World Bank, visited Nanchang in July 2000 and provided comments on revising the first draft of RAP. According to the comments and recommendation provided by the specialist of the World Bank, PRO revised the draft of RAP under the direction of PRI, and this is the second draft of RAP. In November 2000, the 3d draft of RAP was prepared according the comments from Mr.Zhang Chaohua , social specialist of the WB. Hereby is the 4h version of RAP as revised according to the aide memorandum of the pre appraisal mission of the WB and the construction drawing. The organizations and their roles that attending the preparation of draft RAP see the tablel-7. Tablel-7 Participant Organizations and Their Roles in Preparing RAP Organization Role PRO (GDOrganizing inventory survey and socioeconomic survey of resettlement, collecting related laws and regulations. GD Consulting with local governments, affected units and households, and reaching agreements for compensation rates. 3 Clearing and analyzing survey data, training LROs staff. () Preparing and revising RAP. JPCDI GD Optimizing the alignment, minimizing the resettlement according to the comments of highway engineer, PRO and environmental protection institutes at the stage of the feasibility study. (G Providing assistance for resettlement survey. (G Providing 1/2000 map for resettlement survey. G) Readjusting sectional routes based on survey data. PRI (D Designing the resettlement survey and providing technical support. GD Training ROs' staff. ( Providing computer operation technical service. (A) Providing comments on revising RAP. CPRI (D Implementing independent monitoring { ) Taking part in field survey (D Providing comments on preparation of RAP. 1.9 Schedule for Project Construction and Implementation The schedule of the project construction and implementation see tablel-8. 13 Tablel-8 Schedule for Project Construction and Implementation Item Time Feasibility Study Report April, 2000 Preliminary design July, 2000 Project appraisal March, 2001 Construction drawing design March, 2001 Construction preparation September, 2001 Construction November, 2001 1.10 Permission for Land Use and Resettlement The schedule of permission for land use and resettlement sees tablel-9. Tablel-9 Schedule of Permission for Land Use, Resettlement and Construction Item Time Authority Project application April, 2000 Approved by State Council Land permission October, 2000 Approved by State Council Permission of RAP October, 2000 The People's Govermment of Jiangxi Province 14 Chapter 2 Project Impact From May to June 2000, PRO organized personnel to conduct field resettlement survey for the recommended alignment and interconnecting roads. A detailed survey was conducted in the resettlement range determined by JPCDI on terms of affected households and the PAPs, and the quantity of cultivated land, houses and attached things that lies within each 60m on both sides from the central line of alignment were recorded one by one. All these provided reliable data to prepare FLAP. During September to November 2000, Jiangxi Provincial Communication Design Institute carried out the construction drawing design for TGE. Some resettlement data have been changed and the RAP has been revised accordingly. Meanwhile, any changes in project impact will be reported to the World Bank immediately before implementation, with the reasons for the change in the impact; and the RAP will be applied to all the additional the PAPs. 2.1 The Definition of Project Impact The definitions of project impact are as follows: 1) Permanent occupied land: All kinds of cultivated land and non-cultivated land within the right-of-ways of the expressway. The cultivated land includes paddy field, dry land, vegetable land and ponds, and non-cultivated land covers waste hill and land, forest land and residential foundation. 2) Structures to be relocated: All kinds of structures within the right-of-ways of the expressway, including brick buildings with concrete roof, brick and timber buildings, earth and timber buildings and simple houses and so on. 3) Affected attached things: All kinds of attached things within the right-of-way of the expressway, including fence walls, wells, tombs, fruit trees and tile kilns etc. 4) Power and telecommunication facilities to be relocated: All kinds of power and telecommunication facilities within the right-of-ways of the expressway, including power posts, power lines, transformers and telecommunication optical cable etc. 5) Affected households: all families whose land, structures or attached things lie within the right-of-way scope of the expressway. 6) Affected collective units: all kinds of collective units whose land, structures or attached things lie within the right-of-way scope of the expressway. 7) Affected enterprises and institutions: All enterprises and institutions whose land, structures or attached things lie within the right-of-way scope of the expressway. 8) Project affected persons (PAPs): All persons of the affected households. The resettlement range of the Project includes the main alignment, interchanges, interconnecting roads and service areas. 15 Table 2-1 List of Project Impacts No. Category Unit Amount I Total amount of lands to be acquired Mu 13840.7 2 Permanent land acquisition Mu 13310.9 3 Temporary land acquisition Mu 529.8 4 Cultivated land to be acquired Mu 6854.7 5 Number of the households directed affected by the project Household 1546 6 Persons to be affected directly by land acquisition Person 5415 7 Houses affected by land acquisition 172868.7 8 Numbers of the affected institutions Unit 131 6 Numbers of the affected prefectures (cities) Unit 2 10 Numbers of the affected counties (cities) Unit 5 11 Numbers of the affect towns (townships) Unit 27 12 Numbers of the affected villages Unit 97 Data source: Resettlement survey of TGE 2.2 Permanent Land Use The total amount of permanent land use of the whole alignment is 13310.9 mu, of which the main alignment occupies 11218.8 mu and interconnecting roads 2092.1 mu. Of all lands to be occupied, cultivated land is 6854.7 mu, covering 51.5%, non-cultivated land is 6456.2 mu, covering 48.5%. Paddy field is 5343.4 mu, covering 40.8%, dry land is 1017.6 mu, covering 7.6%, vegetable land is 186.6 mu, covering 1.4%, ponds is 307.1 mu, covering 2.3%; forest land is 3914.6 mu, covering 29.4%; waste land is 132.5 mu, covering 1.0%; residential foundation is 418.3 mu, covering 3.1%; other type of land is 1990.8 mu, covering 14.9% (details see table2-2). The types and amount of permanent land use of various towns (townships) see Attached table 1. Among 13310.9 mu of permanent land acquisition, 7848.9 mu is contracted by households, covering 59.0% of permanent land acquisition, 5462 mu is the land of the collective units, covering 41.0%, such as the collective units' waste land, ponds, forest land, roads and water channels between residential houses. Of the collective units' land to be acquired, there are 859 mu of cultivated land (most of it is ponds) and 4603 mu of non-cultivated land (most of it is waste land & hill that are not cultivated by individuals and managed by collective units, once the waste land & hill creates benefit, it will be distributed according to the population of villages) (Details see table2-3) There are 237.3 mu in Taihe county, 1954.4 mu in Wan'an county, 935 mu in Suichuan county, 2286.6 mu in Nankang city and 48.7 mu in Zhanggong district.. The area of collective units' land to be acquired in various towns and villages sees Attached table 2. 16 Pie Diagram of Types of Land to Be Acquired 01 *2 * 7 008 03 B6 \ ; ~~~~04 E5b 08 Legend: I.paddy field 2.dry land 3.vegetable land 4.ponds 5.forest land 6. waste land 7.residential foundation 8.others Pie Diagram of Land Acquisition in Various Cities(Counties) * 5 -El --- 2% 4% 2 01 0 4 ,-~p t 23% 02 48% _ 03 0 4 0 3 23% Legend: I.Taihe county 2.Wanan county 3.Suichuan county 4.Nankang city 5.Zhanggong district 17 Table 2-2 Type of Quantity of Permanent Land Acquisition of the Project Cultivated land (mu) Non-cultivated land (mu) Total Affected_ Irrigated Dry Vegetable Waste Forest Residential areas ponds subtotal Others Subtotal field land land land land foundation A.main 4248. 4 857 183. 6 257. 5 5546. 5 118 3406. 8 274. 8 1872. 7 5672. 3 11218. 8 alignment Taihe 189. 3 21.8 15. 7 12. 5 239. 3 6.2 220.9 3 55 285. 1 524. 4 Wan'an 889. 2 131 25. 3 32. 6 1078. 1 16.4 1129. 4 7. 5 237 1390. 3 2468. 4 Suichuan 904. 2 7. 2 115. 8 1. 7 1028. 9 0 587. 5 70. 1 624. 3 1284. 9 2310. 8 Nankang 2265.7 697 26.8 210.7 3200.2 95.4 1469 194.2 956.4 2715 5915.2 B.connec- 1095 160.6 3 49.6 1308.2 14.5 507.8 143.5 118. 1 738.9 2092. 1 ting road khanggong 105.7 74.5 0 12.8 193 2.9 68.5 2. 7 35.8 109.9 302.9 district Wan'an 276 0 3 9. 7 288. 7 6.6 284.6 17. 8 9.3 318.3 607 Suichuan 548.7 5 0 3.5 557. 2 5 98.8 67.2 61. 1 232. 1 789.3 Nankang 164.6 81. 1 0 23.6 269.3 0 55.9 55.8 11.9 123.6 392.9* Total 5343. 4 1017. 6 186. 6 307. 1 6854. 7 132. 5 3914. 6 418. 3 1990. 8 6456. 2 13310. 9 Data source: Resettlement survey of TGE 18 Table2-3 Quantity Of Household Contracted Land And Collective Units' Land Among Permanent Land Acquisition Collective units' land Household contracted land Affected areas Cultivated Non-cultivated Non-cultivated land Cultivated land (mu) (u land (mu) land (mu) (mu) Tahihe county 12.5 224.8 226.8 60.3 Wan'an county 348.5 1605.3 1018.3 102.7 Suichuan county 4.4 930.6 1581.7 583.4 Nankang city 481.5 1805.1 2988 1033.5 Zhanggong 12.1 36.6 180.9 73.3 district Total 859 4603 5995.7 1853.2 Data source: Resettlement Survey of TGE 2.3 Impact Ratio of Land Acquisition Except for some villages, the per capita cultivated land of most of villages along the Project areas is more tlhan Imu, and the impact ratio is less than 10%. So there is less impact on the agricultural production of villages along the alignment (details see table 2-4). Taking a village as a unit, the impact ratio of the cultivated land acquisition (details see attached table 3) Table 2-4 Impact Ratio of Land Acquisition of Affected Villages Irnpact ratio of land acquisition Numbers of affected villages Less than 5% 58 5%-10% 20 10%-15% 4 15%-20% 7 20%-30% 1 30%-50% 1 Total 91 Data source: Resettlement survey of TGE. Note: during the survey, data of some individual villages has been not collected, so there is difference between the total numbers of villages and previous numbers. 2.4 Temporary Land Acquisition The temporary land acquisition includes the land occupied by earth-borrow, earth deposit, construction accesses and the land used by construction units for working & living according to the determined design. In this Project, the temporary land acquisition is 529.8mu altogether, of which, 445.5mu for the main alignment, 84.3 mu for three interconnecting roads (Details see table2-5 and table 2-6). 19 Table2-5 Type and Quantity of Temporary Land Acquisition Affected Cultivated land (mu) Non-cultivated land (mu) areas Paddy Dry Vege- pond Sub- Waste Forest Residential other Sub field land table total land land foundation total land A. main 137 0 10 0 147 50.1 248.4 0 0 298.5 alignment _ raihe county 5 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 Wan'an 11 0 10 0 21 0 100 0 0 100 county _ Suichuan 3 0 0 0 3 0 75 0 0 75 county _ _ Nankang 118 0 0 0 118 50.1 73.4 0 0 123.5 city . _ B. 22 3 0 0 25 0 59.3 0 0 59.3 connecting road Zhanggong 13 0 0 0 13 0 3 0 0 3 district Wan'an 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 county _ Suichuan 9 3 0 0 12 10 56.3 0 0 56.3 6; county _____. Nankang 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 city Total 159 3 10 0 172 50.1 307.7 0 0 357.8 5. Date source: Resettlement survey of TGE Table 2-6 Location and Schedule of Temporary Land to be Leased N pl 2001 2002 2003 _ 2004 .purposes location 7 9 12 3 6 9 12 3 6 9 12 3 7 9 1| sites of construction I working shicld - - - - 2 constion construction sites __ access________ ____ 3Tmatenal- construction units or = …l _ processing vard construction points 4 earth deposit construction sections _ _ _ - l earth borrow construction sections _ 2.5 Structure Relocation Structures to be relocated for the Project has a total area of 172867.7 square meters, of which 129335 square meters due to the construction of the main alignment and 43533.7 square meters due to interconnecting roads. 18585.1 square meters of structures is brick-concrete buildings, taking up 10.7%, 46034 square meters is brick-timber, taking up 26.6%, 88258.6 square meters is timber-tile, taking up 51.1% and 20000 square meters is simple houses, taking up 11.6% (Details 20 see table2-7). 624 households, 10 collective units and 6 institutions will relocate their structures. The type and quantity of structures in various townships see Attached table 4. Among 18585.1 square meters of structures to be relocated. 6104.6 square meters belong to the collective units. These affected structures include office buildings of collective units, of which 254.6 square meters of brick-concrete buildings, 2193.8 square meters of tile-brick buildings, 1297.2 square meters of earth-timber buildings and 2359 square meters of simple houses (details see table 2-8). The type and quantity of relocated structures of various towns/townships and collective uniits sees Attached table 5. All these structure will be compensated fully according to the compensation rates of resettlement. Table 2-7 List of Affected Structures unit: square meter Type of structure Main alignment Interconnecting roads Total Brick-concrete 10045.2 8539.9 18585.1 Brick-tile 29710.7 16323.3 46034 Earth-timber 71576.1 16682.5 46034 Simple houses 18003 1997 20000 Total 129335 43533.7 172868.7 Data source: Resettlement survey of TGE Pie Diagram of Types of Structures to Be Relocated 12% 11% _ - 3 3 0m f 24 50% 27% Legend: 1. brick-concrete structure 2. brick-timber structure 3. earth-timber structure 4. simple structure Table 2-8 Affected Structures of Collective Units and the Private unit: square meter Type of structure Collective unit Private Brick-concrete 254.6 18330.5 Brick-tile 2193.8 43840.2 Earth-timber 1297.2 86961.4 Simple houses 2359 17641 Total 6104.6 166764.1 Data source: Resettlement survey of TGE 2.6 Affected Special Facilities The affected special facilities include power line and telecommunication line, of which there are 2 units of 200KV power line, 3 units of I IOKV power line, 5 units of 35KV power line, II units of IOKV power line, 283 units of low-voltage power line, 49120 m overhead telecommunication cable, 18 posts for lighting and broadcasting and 18 transformers. Details see table 2-9. 21 Table2-9 Summary of Affected Power and Telecommunication Facilities Taihe Wan'an Suichuan Nankang Zhanggon Item Unit ... Total ItemUni county county county city district 200KV Unit 0 0 0 1 1 2 110KV Unit 0 0 0 2 1 3 35KV Unit 0 0 0 2 1 5 1OKV Unit 0 1 0 9 1 11 Low-voltage power Unit 8 69 43 150 13 283 line Overhead telecommunication KM 0.4 12.28 23.43 12.38 0.63 49.12 cable__ _ _ __ _ _ _ Post for lighting & Ui 301 t broadcast Unit 0 0 5 13 0 18 broadcastII Transformer Unit 0 6 6 51 18 Data source: Resettlement survey of TGE 2.7 Affected Attached Things Within the right-of-way scope of the recommended alignment, there are 6937 meter-long brick fence wall, 2230 meter-long of earth fence wall, 11604 square meters of sunning ground, 223 wells, 1275 tombs, 7 brick-tile kilns, 171041 trees with diameter less than 5 cm, 778298 trees with diameter 5cm to 20 cm and 130130 trees with diameter more than 20 cm, 23888 grown up fruit trees and 843 young fruit trees. (details see table 2-10 and 2-11). Details about the affected attached things in various towns/townships are shown in Attached table 6. Table 2-10 Quantity of the Affected Attached Things Attached things Unit Quantity Brick fence wall M 6937 Earth fence wall M 2230 Sunny ground M2 11604 Wells Unit 223 Tombs Unit 1275 Brick-tile kilns Unit 7 Trees less than 5cm Unit 171041 in diameter Trees 5cm-20cm in Unit 778298 diameter Trees more than 20cm Unit 130130 22 in diameter Adult fruit trees Unit 17457 Young fruit trees Unit 3599 FPine trees Unit 2832 Tea-oil trees Unit 843 Data source: Resettlement survey of TGE Table: 2-11 Quantity of the Grown Up Fruit Trees Along The Route Sub-total Taihe Wanan Suichuan Nankang Zhanggong county county county city district Orange tree 17457 8834 7925 663 10 25 Plum tree 2832 449 711 122 1475 75 Pomelo itree 3599 0 0 0 3554 45 Total 23888 9283 8636 775 5039 145 2.8 Affected Enterprises and Institutions 6 institulions will be affected, of which there are 2 primary schools and 4 institutions. Except Quanjiang Commercial Administration Committee of Suichuan County will not relocated, the rest will relocated completely. In order to do well in resettlement of affected institutions, PRO conducted an investigation on the operation, number of employees and incomes of employees of the affected institutions (Details see table 2-12). Table 2-12 Basic Status of the Affected Institutions Name Affiliated to Basic Status Amount affected by Impact ________ _______ __ _____ _______ ______ _ [the Project degree A, main alignment Nitang primary Collective unit I worker with monthly wage of 136M2 school All to be school, Shaokou at village level 55ORMBY.The fixed asset in the building relocated township of Wan'an end of 1999 was 25000RMBY, county Qinjiang primary Collective unit 7 workers with monthly wage of 653.6M2 playing All to be school , Daping at township 3451 RMBY. The fixed asset in the ground, 106M fence relocated township of level end of 1999 was 18000ORMBY, wall,48 M2 school Nankang city building Elder fIlouse of Collective unit 28 workers, The fixed asset in the 450 M2 earth-timber All to be Shibatang township at township end of 1999 was 100000 million house, 232 M2, brick relocated of Nankang city level RMBY, house, 476 M2 simple I house B >Interconnecting road 23 Yangkeng Village Collective unit 6 workers with monthly wage of 385 M2 office All to E Conunission, at village level 1800RMBY. The fixed asset in the building relocated Panlong town of end of 1999 was 0.1269 million Zhanggong District RMBY, income 0.1 million RMBY, benefit IOOOORMBY Comnmercial Collective unit 4 workers with monthly wage of 1800 M2 ground Not to b Administration at county level 2000RMBY 2.8mu irrigated field relocated Committee, Quanjiang township of Suichuan county Meijiang Collective unit 2 workers with monthly wage of 107 M2 office All to b Maintenance Team at township 1600RMBY building relocated of Suichuan level (earth-timber), 5.9 Highway Sector M2 dorrnitory (brick-tile), I well and 73M brick fence wall Data source: Resettlement survey of TGE 2.9 Environment Impact During construction and operation of the expressway, the main factor of environment impact along the aligmnent is noise. We will pay close attention to reduce the impact factor. 176 households will be impacted by environment of TGE, of which 46 households will be removed. PRO will take some protection actions according to the Enviromnental Protection Plan and willing of the PAPs. For schools and hospitals, we will take measures of relocation, installing sound-proof windows or building sound barriers; for large residential areas, we will take measures of relocation, installing sound-proof windows and building sound barriers; for small residential areas and scattered household, we will take measures of relocation and installing sound-proof windows. Measures to be taken to protect noise see table 2-13, table 2-14, table 2-15 and table 2-16. Taking Environment Action Plan as reference. Table 2-13 Sound Protection Measures for Sensitive Spots (Schools and Hospitals) Along Main Alignment Distance to Sensitive Recommended No . Station road center Measures comparison location ()measures ______ (M) To be relocated as required by the local government ZhuhuPra K198+900 35 with a cost of Y 04 Million, getting rid of noise relocation l School K9+0 5 wt oto 4Mlin etn i fnie rlcto pollution from now no Sound barrier: 200 long with a cost of Y 0.36 Million 2 Daping K226+300 80 Relocation with a cost of YO.lo Million, getting rid of Relocation Sanatorium noise pollution from now on 24 Alignment adjustment: impossible to implement due to the constraints Kangfupanao K237+350- Relocation: great works volume and difficult in 3 & ]Cangfu K2790 30 3 & Kangfu K237+950 30 location selection village Sound barrier: 300 m long, 3 m high, RMB 540,000 for K237+650-K237+800 and K237+900-K238+050 Souncl bamrer Alignment adjustment: impossible to implement due to the constraints Nankang Relocation: great works volume and difficult in 4 dermatophy K236+950 30 clinic ~~~~~~~~location selection clinic Sound barrier: 200 m long, 3 m high, RMB 360,000 for K238+200-K238+400 Sound barrier: 210 m long, 3.5 m high, RMB 420,000 for K245+ 1 20-K245+330 5 Mashuang high K243+820 20 Relocation with a cost of more than YI million, Sound barrier school getting rid of noise pollution from now on. Qiubian Sound barrier: 160 m long, 3 m high, RMB 288,000 6 Qiuan K276+900 30 Relocation with a cost of : more than Y0.5 million, Sound barmer getting rid of noise pollution from now on. 7 Total 2 relocations and sound barrier 870 m Note: 1) Before implementation of environment engineenng, acoustics design shall be conducted according to highway engineering design, then adjust measures and technical index. 2) The PAPs' opinions will be inquired, if they do not agree, altemative measures will be taken. 4) The relocation of schools and elder houses will be more than 200 m away from the central line of alignment. Original houses can be used for other purposes. Table 2-14 Sound Protection Measures for Sensitive Spots (Big Residential Areas) Along Main Alignment Sensitive Distance to RecoTTmended No Station Measures comparison _ location road center measures Sound barrier: 200 m long, 3 m high, RMB 360,000 Relocation for i Pijiazhou K148+040 20 Relocation: 7 households near the road, RMB2 10,000 7 households Sound barrier 160 m long, 3 m high at left and right sides 2 Litang K159+440 20 of road, RMB288,000 Relocation 2 Liag K159+440 20 village Relocation: 10 households on the right side, RMB300000 of 4 households 4 households on the left side, RMB 120,000 Huangzhan- Sound barrier: 300 m long, 3 m high, RMB540,000 Relocation of 4 3 K 174+600 20 duan Relocation: 4 households beside the road, RMB 120,000 households Sound barrier: 300 m long, 3 m high, RMB540,000 Relocation of 5 4 Zhuhucun K198+200 40 Relocation: 5 households beside the road, RMB 150,000 households 25 Relocation: 4 households with cost of Y0.12 Million . ~~~~~~~~Sound proof 5 Laiping K200+950 20 Sound proof window for 4 households with cost of . window Y20000. Relocation: 4 households with cost of BMB 150,000 Sound proof 6 Daopongxia K205+450 20 Sound proof window for 5 households with cost of RMB window 25000. Sound barrier: 400 M long for both sides, 3 M high with a 7 Qiaotou K224+100 20 cost of RMB 720000, Relocation of 6 households with a Relocation cost of RMB 180000. Sound barrier: 200 mn long, 3 m high, RMB 360,000 8 Pang'an K228+880 20 Relocation: 16 households, RMB480,,000, with lots of Sound barrier relocation work and difficulty in selecting new site After removal, the nearest house is 40 M away from the Sound proof 9 Zhangwu K(231 +650 20 road. Sound proof window for 4 households window Relocation of 8 households with cost of RMB240,000 due 10 Huanhanli 1K238+000 30 .Relocation to the serious noise pollution Sound proof windows: 2 households, RMB 10,000 Sound proof l l Xinwuli K241 +400 40 Relocation: 2 households, RMB60,000 window Sound proof windows: 3 households, RMB 15,000 12 Shizitou K242+050 20 Relocation: 3 households 30 m within the road center window RMB90,000 Relocation of 8 households with a cost of YO.24 Million Sound proof 13 Butou K246+900 40 Sound Proof Window of 8 households with a cost of window RMB40000. Relocation: 3 households with a cost of RMB900,000. 14 Paishang K247+800 20 Installation of sound proof window: 3 households, Relocation RMB 15,000. Still have noise impact Sound barrier: 250 mn long, 3 m high, RMB450,0000 15 Dayingli 1(249+900 70 , , ,Sound barrier Relocation for the first row of households, RMB500,000 Sound barrier: 250 m long, 3 m high, RMB360,000 Relocation of 5 16 Jiezishexia K(250+250 20 Relocation: 5 households, RMB 150,000 households Sound barrier 300 m long, 3.5 m high, RMB600,000, effectiveness of the sound barrier affected by the Sound proof 17 Aoli K(254+250 25 topography there; window Sound proof window for 14 households, RMB70,000 Fengxingpai Sound barrier: 200 m long, 3 m high, RMB360,000 Relocation of 18 K(255+200 20 Relocation : 4 households RMB1 20,000 4 households Sound barrier: 150 m long, 3 m high, RMB270,000 Relocation of 2 1 9 Tongkengpai K257+050 25 Relocation: 2 households RMB60,000 households Relocation: 12 households, RMB360000; Sound proof Sound proof windows: 12 households, RMB6000 windows 26 Relocation: 9 households, RMB270000 Sound proof 2 i Yaoqian K256+800 20 2 1 Yaoqian K256+800 20 Sound proof window: 9 households, RMB45000 window 22 Zihecun K257+000 20 Sound barrier: 200 m long, 3 m high, RMB36O,000 Sound barrier Relocation: 14 households RMB420,000 _ - Relocation: 4 households locating beside the interchange Relocation 23 Shanzhixia K26li+430 20 Rlcto RMB120000 Relocation: 12 households, RMB360000 Sound proof 24 Laojiapo K265+200 40 Sound proof window: 12 households, RMB60000 window Relocation: 5 household, RMB150,000 Sound proof 25 Fanwu K265+000 40 Sound proof window: 5 households, RMB25,000 windows Relocation: 10 households, RMB300000 Sound proof 26 Mianao K268+050 30 Sound proof window: 10 households, RMB50000 window Total Relocating 52 households, building 810 M sound barrier and installing sound proof windows for 88 households Note: a: Alternative measures should be considered if the affected public has different opinions. b. Relocation sites should be at least 100 m away from the road central line and the existing houses can be used for the other purpose. Table 2-15 Sound Protection Measures for Sensitive Spots ('Small Residential Areas and Scattered Households) Along Main Alignment Sensitive Distance to Recommended No Station Measures comparison location road center measures Relocatino :7 households, RMB21,000 Sound proof I Chewu K 148+760 20 Sound proof window: 7 households, RMB35,000 window Relocation: 4 households, RMB 120,000. Relocation of 4 2 Dalongkerig K153+140 20 Sound proof window: 4 households, RMB20,000 , still ,households affected by noise Relocation: 8 households, RMB240000 Sound proof 3 Laoju K1i53+450 20 Sound proof window: 8 households, RMB40000 window Youchaowu- Relocation: 3 households, RMB90000 Sound 'proof 4 K139+800 65 bei Sound proof window: 3 households, RMB 15000 window Relocation: 5 households, RMB 150000 Sound proof 5 Youshi K240+580 20 Sound proof window: 5 households, RMB25000 window Relocation: 6 households, RMB 180000 Sound proof 6 _ipai K24l--750 20 Sound proof window: 6 households, RMB30000 window Relocation: 6 households, RMB180000 Sound proof Sound proof window: 6 households, RMB30000 window Sound barrier: 200 M long and 3 M high with a cost of 8 Zhenwuqian K255+640 20 RMB 360000; window window Sound proof window: 9 households, RMB45000 27 9 Qiubian K271+900 20 Relocation: 5 households, RMB150000 Sound proof ___________ __ _Sound proof window: 5 households, RMB25000 window Relocation: 5 households, RMB 150000 Sound proof 10 Yaotan K273+500 30 Sound proof window: 5 households, RMB25000 window Scattered households with II noise pollution exceeding To install sound proof window for 105 households Sound proof with cost of RMB525000 window the acceptable limit Total To relocate 4 households and install sound proof window for 159 households; Note: a: Alternative measures should be considered if the affected public has different opinions. b. Relocation sites should be at least 100 m away from the road central line and the existing houses can be used for the other purpose. c. households relocation number due to environment protection does not include the relocation due to the works. Table 2-16 Sound Protection Measures For Sensitive Spots Along Interconnecting Roads Distance Recomm Noise Name of No Stake from the Comparison of measures to be taken ended index school central line measures dB Hongshan Suichuan Relevant measures will be taken according to the l primary interconnecting 100 // I schoolry interoadnec0+85 100 results of monitoring during operation l school road KO+850 Suichuan Sound-proof windows for 6 classrooms and 8 Zhangtang Sound interconnecting dormitories with about 56000RMBY; 2 primary 60 proof 4.0 road Sound barrier: 200m-long, 3.5m-high with school .windows KM 10+200 400000RMBY. Suichuan Sound-proof windows for 6 classrooms and 10 Shaoxu dormitories with about 62000RMBY; Sound 3 primary interconnecting 20 Relocation: 2.5mu land to be acquired, 750 proof 6.0 road school Km 12+200 square meters of construction area with about windows 400000RMBY Sound barrier: 200m-long, about 4m-high with Sheshang about 500000RMBY, but it will not work well for Suichuan primary the primary school. interconnecting To be 4 school and 20 Relocation: 2mu land to be required for the 10.0 road relocated health care k13+900 primary school, 450 square meter of construction center area with about 250000RMBY; 8000RMBY for relocation of the health care center. Suichuan 5 Total interconnecting I unit will be relocated, and sound-proof windows for 2 households road Remarks: there is no sensitive spots where the noise is beyond the Standard along Wan'an and Ganzhou interconnecting road, so no measures will be taken. 28 Chapter 3 Legal Framework In China, there are three levels of laws and regulations on resettlement. 1) National laws and regulations approved and issued by the central government. 2) Comprehensive or special regulations on implementing the state laws and regulations issued by the Provincial Govemments. 3) Regalations applying to the particular projects issued by the Prefecture, city and county governments. RAP was prepared according to the following laws and regulations and Guidelines of the World Bank (Operational Directive for Involuntary Resettlement OD 4.30). RAP will be implemented according to this legal framework. 3.1 State Laws and Regulations State laws on resettlement mainly include: 1) Land Law of China (revised in 1998) and implementation regulations of Land Law of China; 2) Plain Law of China (approved and issued in 1985); 3) Forest Law of China and its implementation regulations. 3.1.1 Ownership 1) All lands are owned by the State or Collective Units; 2) The collective lands are operated and managed by the economic organizations of towns and village collective or the village committee; 3) The collective-owned lands legally used for the construction of non-agriculture must be registered and recorded and its ownership must be confirmed by the certificate issued by the County (District) People's Governments. The land ownership of the state-owned lands legally used for Central Government must be confirmed by the State Council; 4) If the ownership or use right of the lands will be changed according to the laws, registration and certificate should be revised accordingly; 5) The collective lands acquired for the national projects will become the State-owned lands. 3.1.2 Land Use I) Laws allow the exchange of the land ownership between the State-owned lands and Collective lands; 2) Collective units and individuals are allowed to contract the lands of the State and the collectives. The contracts in line with legal procedure will be protected by Laws; 3) The S;tate will set up a State Land Survey System and a State Land Statistic System; 4) Local governments at all levels should prepare the overall planning of land utilization. 3.1.3 Review and Approval Procedure for the Land Use of National Construction 1) Approval procedure ¢) Project owner must submit Feasibility Study Report, Annual Construction Schedule and other special documents to apply for land use from Land Administration Department at county level. O After reviewing the application and inspection of the land to be acquired, Land Administration Department at county level will discuss the compensation and the RAP with Project Office, the land user and the landowner. Land Administration Department at county level will submit a recommendation letter to the government of higher level for approval. 0 After approval, the authority concerned will issue a land use permission document. 29 2) The following land acquisition must be approved by the State Council: () Basic agricultural land; 0) Cultivated land over 35 hectares besides the basic agricultural land; 0) Other lands over 70 hectares. Land acquisition other than the above regulations will be approved by the People's Governments of Province, Autonomous Region and Municipal and reported the State Council for record. 3.1.4 Land Compensation 1) The affected units and individuals must be compensated for the land loss, standing crops and resettlement. 2) When acquisition of vegetable land in outskirts, project owner should pay the new vegetable land construction funds. 3) Stipulated calculation norm of compensation rates (D Compensation rate for the cultivated land shall be paid 6-10 times of the average annual output value of the land in last three years before acquisition. Q) The Provincial and City Governments will determine the compensation rates of other types of lands according to the above compensation rate. 0) The resettlement subsidy for the cultivated land acquisition is calculated on the basis of the number of the rural population to be resettled. The standard of subsidy per capita is 4-6 times of the average annual output value in last three years before land acquisition. However, it cannot excel 15 times of the average annual output value in last three years before land acquisition. The agricultural population to be resettled is calculated by dividing the area of the cultivated land to be acquired by per capita cultivated land in the affected village. The Provincial Government will determine the resettlement subsidy rate of other types of lands according to resettlement subsidy standard of the cultivated land. () If the resettlement subsidy cannot rehabilitate the living standards of the PAPs, the resettlement subsidy can be increased by the People's Government at provincial and city level, but the total of land compensation and resettlement subsidy can not excel 30 times of average annual output value in last three years before land acquisition. 0) The temporary land occupation shall be compensated amounting to 3 times of average annual output value in last three years before land acquisition (there is no detailed stipulations in State Land Law). 3.1.5 Labors to be resettled I) The land compensation and resettlement subsidy should be used for developing production, creating employment opportunity for the surplus laborer caused by the land acquisition or for living allowance of the people who can not work. No unit and person can divert it for other purposes. 2) Compensation for standing crops and private buildings will be paid to the individuals. 3) Agriculture and sideline production and township enterprises will be jointly developed by the County Land Administration Bureau, land user and the affected unit in order to employ the surplus labors to be caused by land acquisition. If there are still surplus labors unemployed, those who are qualified can be employed by the State-owned or collective enterprises and institutions. The relevant subsidy will be appropriated to the relevant units. 4) If all of the lands of the affected units will be acquired for the construction, after approval by 30 the Provincial and City Governments, rural population shall be changed into non-agricultural population. The collective property, land compensation and resettlement subsidy shall be used to arrange production and pay living allowance for those who cannot get a job. No one is allowed to distribute it in private. 3.2 Comprehensive and Special Regulations Issued by Provincial Government Comprehensive and special regulation issued by Jingxi Provincial Government is the Method of Implementing Land Law of the People's Republic of China (put into effect from April 28, 2000). The su.mmary of the Method is as follows: 3.2.1 Land Use Approval Procedure for National Construction I) Land acquisition should comply with the overall plan and annual plan of land use. The land acquired for the construction shall be planed, acquired and developed by the city and county govermnents. 2) Thie land for national construction within construction land scope determined by the overall land use plan will be examined and approved according to the following authority limits: Q The construction land for State or Provincial Key Projects locating in the legally approved scenic areas, natural protection areas, cultural relics preservation areas, Nanchang Biyi Square and Nanchang Railway Station should be approved by Jiangxi Provincial People's G3overnment. QThe Prefecture and City (with district) People's Government have the authority to approve construction land with an area of 1-2 hectares square meters, or shall approve construction land with an area of less than 2 hectares within the city planning. 3) The Land Management Sector at County (city without district) level will approve the temporary land use for construction or survey of the Project if it is non-cultivated land. If the land is cultivated land, Land Management Sector at Prefecture (City with districts) level will approve the temporary land use with an area of less than 0.4 hectare, and the Landi Management Sector at Province level will approve the temporary land use with an area of mor-e than 0.6 hectare. As for the land for exploitation of sand, stone, mine and earth-borrow, or tising non-cultivated land to build brick-tile kilns, the land user will process the temporary lancl use application procedure according to the above-mentioned clauses. The temporary land user shall submit the extension application two months prior to the expiration. 3.2.2 Land Compensation Land compensation should be paid to the affected units according to the following rules. If there are some other stipulations in laws and regulations, the stipulations shall be obeyed: 1) The compensation for the cultivated land (including vegetable land) should be 6-10 times of the average annual output value in the last three years before land acquisition. 2) Compensation for fine fishponds in the outskirt of city (with districts) should be 6-9 times of the average annual output value in the last three years before land acquisition. Compensation for fine fishponds in the outskirt of city (without districts) should be 5-7 times of average annual output value in the last three years before land acquisition. 3) Compensation for ordinary fishponds, forestland and grazing land etc should be 5-6 times of average annual output value in the last three years before land acquisition. 4) Compensation for residential foundation should be 4-5 times of average annual output value 31 of the neighboring cultivated land in the last three years before land acquisition. 5) Compensation for waste hill, waste land, waste beach and other lands should be 2-3 times of average output value of the neighboring cultivated land in last three years. 6) If a unit or individual uses the acquired vegetable land or fine fish ponds, funds for developing vegetable land and fine fish ponds should be paid. In addition, the fine fishponds built in the non-cultivated land, if approved by the land administration, agriculture and aquatic sectors, can become equivalent to the development funds of the same area of fine fishponds. Those who have paid development funds of the vegetable land and fine fishponds shall not pay re- claiming fee of the cultivated land. The funds shall be collected by city and county land administration sector and submitted to financial sector at the same level. Then the financial sector turns over 5 percent of the funds to the Provincial financial department. The standard of development funds to be collected is as the follows: 1) Not less than 45 RMBY per square meter in Nanchang city; 2) 21-26 RMBY per square meter in the city area (with districts) and the prefecture capital city; 3) 15-24 RMBY per square meter in county or city (without districts). 3.2.3 Resettlement Subsidy Resettlement subsidy shall be paid to the units whose land is acquired for the construction. If there are some stipulations in laws and regulations, the stipulations shall be obeyed: I) Resettlement subsidy for the cultivated land acquisition should be 4-5 times of the average annual output value in the last three years before land acquisition if the per capita cultivated land is more than 1333 square meter; 5-7 times for the per capita cultivated land of 667-1333 square meter, 7-9 times for the per capita cultivated land of 333-667 square meter, 9-10 times for the average of 200-333 square meter and less than 15 times for the average less than 200 square meter. 2) Resettlement subsidy for land acquisition of ordinary fish ponds, aquatic land, forest land and grazing land etc. should be 4-5 times of the average annual output value in the last three years before land acquisition, Resettlement subsidy for acquisition of fine fish ponds will be 6-10 times of the average annual output value in the last three years. 3) Resettlement subsidy for other land acquisition will be 2-4 times of the average annual income of neighboring cultivated land in the last three years. 4) Compensation for attached things and standing crops should be paid according to the following rules: Compensation for standing crops shall be paid according to the actual loss. Compensation for attached things (such as houses and trees etc.) shall be paid according to their prices estimate. The alternative is to rebuild or replant the affected houses and trees. The trees or other things planted or constructed after publication of land acquisition plan shall not be compensated. 3.2.4 Labor Force Resettlement If all cultivated land of a village team is acquired, rural population shall be changed into non-agricultural population. If each person has less than 200 square meters of cultivated land after land acquisition, rural population shall be changed into non-agricultural population according to a certain proportion. All this will be executed according to Management Measures for Land Acquisition of Jiangxi Province. Deduction and exemption of agriculture tax of the land acquired for town (village) construction 32 shall be determined by the City (County) People's Government, but their determination should not change the decision made by the government at higher level. Agriculture tax of the land acquired for irrigation or reservoirs facilities construction will be paid by people who benefit from the facilities. 3.2.5 Residential Foundation for the Villagers Application should be submitted if villager wants to use collective land to build houses. The application should be verified by township government and then submitted to county government after being approved by villagers meeting and reviewed by village committee. Approval should be obtained from the authorized government if the farmland has to be transferred to non-farmland. 33 Chapter 4 Compensation Rate and Budget 4.1 Land Compensation 4.1.1 Principles On Compensation Rate of Land Acquisition and Relocation Compensation rate of land acquisition and relocation of the Project will be based on the following principles: 1) The determination of compensation rate of resettlement of the Project will base on State laws and regulations issued by Jiangxi province, and Guidelines of the World Bank (Operational Directive for Involuntary Resettlement OD4.03). 2) The compensation will not less than the replacement cost of the affected property. No depreciation will be allowed. 3) Compensation will be paid prior to the acquisition of land and property. 4) If the restoration of property needs some times (for example, the construction of buildings or partial buildings), compensation will be paid before the activities of restoration. 5) The purpose of paying compensation to PAPs or restoring their property is to improve or at least keep their living standard before Project construction. 6) Negotiation on compensation rate should be held between PRO and representatives of PAPs. 7) During negotiation, PRO and representatives of PAPs will provide their own proposals of compensation rate. At the end of negotiation, two parties shall reach agreement compensation rate. 4.1.2 Permanent Land Compensation Rates I) Compensation Base According to Land Law of China and The Implementation Method of Land Law of China in Jiangxi Province, PRO organized ROs and IMO to conduct an overall collection of documents and comprehensive survey on land production of the affected area. After a consultation with PAPs, the following compensation base was determined: 68ORMBY for paddy field and ponds, 500RMBY for dry land, 342RMBY for forest land and 80RMBY for others (such as residential foundation, house land and waste land etc.). The above-mentioned data are the maximum per capita production output (two seeds per year) in the affected areas. The per capita production output of cultivated land in the affected areas is shown in table 4-1. Table 4-1 Per Capita Production Value of Cultivated Land in Affected Areas Affected Per capita output of cultivated land (kg) Price Per capita production value areas First seed Second seed Total output (Y/kg) (RMBY) Taihe county Wan'an county 323.2 330 653.2 1.0 653.2 Suichuan county _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Nounkty 395 285 680 1.0 680 county I__ _ __ _ _ _I__ _ Zhanggong 380 290 670 1.0 670 district 34 Data source: Statistic Annual of Affected Areas. B: Site investigation 2) Compensation Multiplier for Permanent Land Acquisition According to related laws and regulations, compensation for the cultivated land (including vegetable land) will be paid amounting to 6-1 0 times of the average annual output value in the last three years before land acquisition. After having full consultation with the affected villages, PRO decided the multiplier of compensation for the permnanent cultivated land acquisition is 8, meanwhile, multiplier for other types of land is also 8. 3) Resettlement Subsidy According to Land Law of China, in order to restore and improve the living standard of the PAPs as soon as possible, after full consultation with the PAPs and the affected units, PRO decided the multiplier for resettlement subsidy of permanent cultivated land acquisition is 7. According to the above-mentioned standards, the final compensation rates and resettlement subsidy finally determined by PRO see table 4-2. Table 4-2 Land Compensation and Resettlement Subsidy . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Resettle- Per capita Multiplier for Multiplier for Land mettleo Type of land production land resettlement compensation subsidy (Y/mu) value (Y) compensation subsidy (Y/mu) sub) ____u Paddy field 680 8 7 5440 4760 10200 Dry land 500 8 7 4000 3500 7500 Pond 680 8 7 5440 4760 10200 Forest land 342 8 7 2736 2394 5130 Other lands 80 8 7 640 560 1200 4.1.3 Fee of Residential Foundation Leveling, Housing Facilities and Pond Digging Ground leveling and pond digging shall be conducted by manpower, the compensation rate shall be determined according to day works rate and number of working days consumed. 4.1.4 Compensation Rates for Temporary Land Use The compensation rate is 68ORMBY for one mu per year. If the occupying time is less than a year, the compensation will be the cost for a whole year. 4.1.5 House Compensation Rate In order to determine the house compensation rate, PRO has consulted with the local government and PAPs, investigated and calculated the replacement costs of the houses with various structures many times. 1) Replacement Cost of Brick House with Concrete Roof According to the field survey, the farmer often uses rubble to build the house foundation, bricks to build the wall and concrete to build the roof. Furthermore, the farmer's houses are decorated simply, so it is cheaper than those in cities. The replacement cost is also lower. The costs of building the houses include: a. Wage of Manpower The labor service cost of house building in villages is 42RMBY per square meter, so the 35 manpower cost for 100 square meters is 4,200RMBY. b. Costs of Rubble, Cement, Bricks, Sand, Lime and Reinforcing Bar 17.3 cubic meters of rubble, 12.92 tons of cement, 2.66 tons of lime, 47.39 cubic meters of sand, 25390 bricks, 1. I tons of reinforcing bar and 19.32 cubic meters of gravel are needed to build a house with an area of 100 square meters. In the village market, a cubic meter of rubble costs 26RMBY, a ton of cement 36ORMBY, a ton of lime 15ORMBY, a cubic meter of sand 3ORMBY, a piece of brick 0.2RMBY, a ton of reinforcing bar 3000RMBY and a cubic meter of gravel 32RMBY. So the total cost of these materials is 15918RMBY (17.3X 26+12.92X 360 +2.66X 150+47.39X 30+25390X 0.2+1.1 X 3000+19.32X32). c. Costs of Doors, Windows and Other Construction Materials Generally, 5 doors and 5 windows are needed for a house with an area of 100 square meters, one door and one window costs 18ORMBY respectively, so the total cost is 1,800RMBY. In addition, the cost of the other construction materials, such as wood shutter, bitumen, bituminous film, iron nails and etc. is 2,50ORMBY. Therefore, the total cost of building a 100 square meters house in the village is 24,418RMBY (4200+15918+1800+2500). That is to say, the replacement cost of the house is about 245RMBY per square meter. 2) The Replacement cost of Brick-timber House The brick-timber house in the affected area consists of timber framework, brick walls and rubble foundation. So the costs of building the house include the following: a. Wage of Manpower The labor service cost for house building in villages is 32RMBY per square meters, so the manpower cost for 100 square meters is 3200RMBY. b. Costs of Rubble, Cement, Bricks, Sand, Lime and Reinforcing Bar 17.3 cubic meters of rubble, 9.69 tons of cement, 2.6 tons of lime, 30.59 cubic meters of sand, 25390 bricks, 1.1 tons of reinforcing bar and 8.32 cubic meters of gravel are needed to build 100 square meters of the house. In the village market, a cubic meter of rubble costs 26RMBY, a ton of cement 36ORMBY, a ton of lime 15ORMBY, a cubic meter of sand 30RMBY, a piece of brick 0.2RMBY, a ton of reinforcing bar 3000RMBY and a cubic meter of gravel 32RMBY. So the total cost of these materials is 1059ORMBY (17.3 X 26+9.69 X 360 +2.66 X 150+30.59X 30+25390X0.2+1.1 X3000+8.32X 32). c. Costs of Tiles and Timber About 20000 tiles and 3 cubic meters of timber are needed to build 100 square meters of the house. In the village market, the price of a piece of tile is 0.O9RMBY, the price of one cubic meter of wood is 800RMBY. So the total cost of tiles and timber is 4200RMBY (1800+2400). d. Costs of Doors, Windows and Other Construction Materials Generally, 5 doors and 5 windows are needed for 100 square meters of the house, one door and one window costs 18ORMBY respectively, so the total cost is 1800RMBY. In addition, the cost of the other construction materials such as iron nails and etc. is 500RMBY. Therefore, the total cost of building a 100 square meters house in the village is 20290RMBY (3200+10590+4200+1800+500). That is to say, the replacement cost of the house is 203RMBY per square meter. 3) The Replacement Cost of Earth-Timber House 36 The earth-timber house in the affected area consists of wood framework, adobe walls and rubble foundation. So the costs of building the house include the following: a. Wage of Manpower The labor service cost for house building in village is 32RMBY per square meters, so the manpower cost for 100 square meters is 3200RMBY. b. C'osts of Rubble, Cement, Sand, Tiles and Timber 17.3 cubic meters of rubble, 1.4 tons of cement, 4 cubic meters of wood, 7.3 cubic meters of sand and 20000 tiles are needed to build 100 square meters of the house. In the village market, a ctibic meter of rubble costs 26RMBY, a ton of cement 360RMBY, a cubic meter of sand 3ORMBY, a piece of tile 0.09RMBY, a ton of reinforcing bar 3000RMBY and a cubic meter of wood 800RMBY. So the total cost of these materials is 6173RMBY (1800+3200+449.8+504+219). c. Cost of Adobe Adobe is made of yellow earth. In the village, 1500 RMBY is enough to manufacture adobes for a 100 square meters earth-timber house as the yellow earth is basically free of charge. d. C'osts of Doors, Windows and Other Construction Materials Generally, 5 doors and 5 windows are needed for 100 square meters house, one door and one window costs 18ORMBY respectively, so the total cost is 1800RMBY. Therefore, the total cost of building a 100 square meters house in the village is 12673RMBY (3200+1500+6173+1800). That is to say, the replacement cost of the house is 127RMBY per square meter. 4) The Replacement Cost of Simple House In the village, the simple houses refer to toilets, pig sheds, cattle sheds and etc. They are very simple. The replacement cost of simple houses is 85.8RMBY per square meter according to result of the survey. After repeated consultation with the PAPs, compensation rates for all kinds of houses were finally determined by PRO. (Details see table 4-3 and table 4-4). Table 4-3 House Compensation and Results of Negotiation with PAPs Brick-concrete Brick-timber Earth-timber Simple house (RMBY/M2) (RMBY/M2) (RMBY/M2) (RMBY/M2) Price required by PAPs 310 230 200 80 Price calculated by 245 203 127 85.5 PRO Price after consultation 282 209 160 85.5 37 Table 44 Compensation Rates of Various Types of Houses Brick-concrete Brick-timber Earth-timber Simple house House structure (RMBY/M2) (RMBYIM2) (RMBY/M2) (RMBY/M2) Compensation unit 282 209 160 85.5 price (RMBY) I I I I 4.1.6 Compensation Rates for Other Attached Things The attached things refer to residential foundation, tombs, sunning ground, fruit trees, fence walls, wells and etc. The replacement cost for these attached things is deterrnined after consultation. Details see table 4-5. Table 4-5 Compensation Rate of Other Attached Things Name Unit Compensation price (Y) Brick fence wall M 26 Earth fence wall M 12 Sunny ground M2 10 Well Unit 280 Tomb Unit 400 Brick-tile kiln Unit 400 Trees in less 5cm diameter Unit 20 Trees in 5cm-20cm diameter Unit 25 Trees in more than 20cm diameter Unit 30 4.1.7 Compensation for Fruit Trees According to the survey, the main fruit trees in the project-affected areas are mandarin orange trees, pomelo trees and plum trees. These fruit trees are planted in the gardens or yards of farmers oddly, and no large area of orchard shall be acquired for the project. According to our experience and investigation in the villages, timber & fruit trees, which are less than 10cm in diameter, can be transplanted in winter and sprin, the replanting cost per tree is about 1ORMBY. If the fruit trees are more than 10cm in diameter, it means that the fruit trees has passed the most fruitful period, and the output in the following years shall be less and less. So farmers prefer cutting the old fruit trees rather than transplanting good breed fruit trees. If timber trees are more than 10cm in diameter, generally, they can be transplanted, and the transplanting cost per timber tree is about 20RMBY. The transplanted fruit trees can fruit in the current year, but the output shall be less. 95% of the fruit trees shall be alive after transplanting. According to the forecast calculation, the output of fruit trees after most fruitful period shall be less by about 30% after transplanting ( survival rate considered). Meanwhile, the output of the fruit tree is also greatly affected by the climate, so the output is not stable. According to our survey, the annual average output of per mandarin orange tree and plum tree in the recent three years is 70kg. While the annual average output of per fruit tree, which fruits in the first year, is about 20kg. So the annual average output of per fruit tree is about 40kg (70+20/2). One pomelo tree, which is in the most fruitful period, fruits 80 units of 38 pomelo, and one pomelo tree, which fruits in the first year, fruits 30 units of pomelo. Now, in the village market, per kilogram of orange costs IRMBY, plum 0.9RMBY and the cost of each pomelo is 1.5RMBY. Deducting the costs of pesticide, chemical fertilizer etc. the net annual average! income per mandarin orange tree in the most fruitful period is about 25RMBY and the pomelo tree is 5ORMBY. According to our survey in the village market, the price of the young fruit tree is about 1RMBY per unit. Furthermore, as we all know, the fruit tree grows relatively fast because Jiangxi province is in the sub-tropic area, the mandarin orange, pomelo, plum tree and etc. can fruit in three years. From above, the compensation rates for timber trees and fruit trees are determined as follows: 1. The young fruit tree, which does not fruit and is less than 10cm in diameter, shall be transplanted. The transplanting cost shall be paid by PRO at I ORMBY per unit. 2. The rmandarin tree, the pomelo tree and the plum tree, which has fruited, shall be compensated to the ownership by PRO on the basis of the three-year's net loss. The compensation prices of the fruit trees see table 4-6. Table 4-6 Compensation Prices of Fruit Trees Types of fruit trees Unit Compensation price (RMBY) Mandarin orange tree Unit 75 Plum tree Unit 75 Pomelo tree Unit 150 Young fruit tree Unit 10 4.1.8 Compensation for Infrastructure The affected infrastructure includes power line, telecommunication line, broadcasting line and optical fiber cable. The compensation rate has been determined by PRO after repeated consulting with the local governments and infrastructure owners in order to restore the former functions of the facilities. (details see table 4-7). Table 4-7 Compensation Rate for Infrastructure Type Unit Compensation price 200KV Unit 100,000 1 10KV Unit 80,000 35KV Unit 50,000 IOKV Unit 20,000 Low voltage power line Unit 2,000 Overhead telecommunication cable Km 13,000 Posts of lighting and broadcasting Unit 65 Underground telecommunication M 100 cable and optical fiber cable Transformers Unit 3,000 39 4.2 Compensation Budget 4.2.1 Base Cost The base cost of the Project includes land compensation, cultivated land occupation tax, standing crops compensation, compensation for the indirect loss of household relocation, house relocation compensation, compensation for the attached things, special facilities relocation compensation and compensation for enterprise relocation loss and other taxes. 1) Land Compensation Land compensation includes the compensation for paddy field, dry land, ponds, and the other lands, fishpond development funds, temporary land use cost and etc. 2) House foundation leveling and house facilities The rate is 2668 Yuan/Mu. 3) Cultivated Land Occupation Tax The tax sum will be calculated according to the actually occupied area. And the tax rate of the cultivated land occupation is 0.6RMBY/square meter according to related laws and regulations of State and Jiangxi province. 4) Standing Crops Compensation The standing crops will be compensated according to the actual area occupied by the Project and its rate is 68ORMBY, annual production value of the irrigated field. 5) Compensation for the Indirect Loss of Household Resettlement It covers house relocation, working time loss and transition fee. 5) House Relocation Compensation It covers household houses and collective houses. 6) Attached Things Compensation It will be calculated according to the actual quantity and their compensation rates. 7) Special Facilities Relocation Compensation The special facilities mainly include power and telecommunication facilities. According to the stipulations of Jiangxi Provincial People's Government, these facilities will be relocated and reconstructed by Power and Telecomnmunication Departments. If other facilities such as canal, ditch and road will be affected by the Project during the construction, PRO and facilities owner will discuss the relocation or reconstruction. 8) Enterprise Relocation Compensation The direct and indirect loss will be calculated according to productivity, wage level, impact degree and length of rehabilitation time. Consultation with the representative of legal persons of the enterprises should be made before determination of the compensation rate. 4.2.2 Administration Costs ROs at all levels will temporarily be paid 4936772RMBY for administration expenses. It is for office equipment, staff wages and traffic cost, office operation and etc. WBLPO shall deliver the payment according to the stipulations issued by Jiangxi Provincial People's Government and the progress of the project. Local ROs at all levels shall not use resettlement compensation as administrative cost. 4.2.3 Contingencies, Other taxes and Other Costs Contingencies include physical contingencies and price contingencies. Contingencies will be 20% 40 of base cost. Other taxes include water-soil conservancy facility cost, flood-prevention funds, soil-water erosion prevention cost, forestry vegetation cost, and reclaiming cost of cultivated land, mineral resource fee and mineral resource tax. Other costs include RAP monitonrng fee and Implementation Plan preparation fee, land acquisition procedure agent cost, resettlement survey cost and etc. The resettlement cost estimate is shown in the table 4-8 and the cost divided on the basis of administration zones is shown in table of 4-9. Table 4-8 Estimate of Costs of Resettlement Item Unit Compensation Quantity Compensation rate (RMBY) (RMBY) A, Base cost 164559077 a. Land compensation 91645222 Paddy land(including veg.land) Mu 10200 5530 56406000 Dry land Mu 7500 1017.6 7632000 Ponds Mu 10200 307.1 3132420 Forest land Mu 5130 3914.6 20081898 Others Mu 1200 2541.6 3049920 Pond digging Mu 3200 307. 1 982720 Temporary land use Mu 680 529.8 360264 b. costs of Leveling of residential foundation and its Mu 2668 418.3 1116024 facilities c. Cultivated land occupation M2 0.6 4569823 2743251 tax d. Standing crops compensation Mu 680 6854. 7 4661196 e. Indirect loss of households 1779650 resettlement Relocation cost Person 200 2764 552800 Working time loss Person 150 5415 812250 Transition cost _ 150 2764 414600 f. House relocation cost 30693480 Brick-concrete M2 282 18585. 1 5240998 B3rick-tile M2 209 46034 9621106 Earth-timber M2 160 88258.6 14121376 Simple house M2 85. 5 20000 1710000 g. Compensation for attached 29750524 ______things Sunny ground M 10 11603.2 116032 Wells Each 280 223 62440 Earth fence wall M 12 2230. 4 26765 Brick fence wall M 26 6937 180362 Tombs Unit 400 1275 510000 41 Brick-tile kiln Unit 400 7 2800 Trees less than 5cm in diameter Unit 20 171041 3420820 Trees 5-20cm in diameter Unit 25 778298 19457450 Trees more than 20cm in Unit 30 130130 3903900 diameter Mandarin orange trees Unit 75 17457 1309275 Pomelo trees Unit 150 3599 539850 Plum trees Unit 75 2832 212400 Young fruit trees Unit 10 843 8430 b. Special facilities relocation 2169730 200Kv power line Unit 100000 2 200000 110KV power line Unit 80000 3 240000 35KV power line Unit 50000 5 250000 10KV power line Unit 20000 11 220000 Low-voltage power line Unit 2000 283 566000 Overhead telecommunications KM 13000 49.12 638560 cable Posts of lighting and broadcasting Unit 65 18 1170 Transforners Unit 3000 18 54000 B.. Administration cost 3. 0% 4936772 C Contingencies and other tax l 24. 6X 43443596 fee, other costs Total 212939445 42 Table 4-9: Resettlement Cost Estimate ( Divided For Each Administrative Zone) Compensation Cost (Yuan) Compensa- t ion I temn Un i t Rat e Taihe Wan'an Suichuan Nankang Zhang- Amount gong (Yuan) A, Base cost 6570042 43908984 45227964 64940306 3911781 164559077 a. Land compensation 3635657 21412640 20775363 43601187 2220375 9.1645222 Paddy land(including veg.land) Mu 10200 2091000 12173700 16000740 25062420 1078140 56406000 Dry land Mu 7500 163500 982500 91500 5835750 558750 7632000 Ponds Mu 10200 127500 431460 53040 2389860 130560 3132420 Forest land Mu 5130 1133217 7253820 3520719 7822737 351405 20081898 Others Mu 1200 77040 353520 993240 1576440 49680 304992 Pond digging Mu 3200 40000 135360 16640 749760 40960 9B2720 Temporary land use Mu 680 3400 82280 99484 164220 10880 3G0264 b. costs of bouse foundation Mu 2668 8004 67500 366316 667000 7204 1116024 leveling and its facilities c. Cultivated land occupation M2 0. 6 95768 546993 634757 1388494 77239 2743251 tax d. Young crops compensation Mu 680 162724 929424 1078548 2359260 131240 46161196 e. Indirect loss of households 107950 291250 539950 790250 50250 1779650 resettlement Relocation cost Person 200 28600 77200 156400 276200 14400 552800 Working time loss Person 150 57900 156150 266250 306900 25050 812250 Transition cost 150 21450 57900 117300 207150 10800 414600 f. House relocation cost 538728 3041612 12088205 13927297 1097638 30693480 Brick-concrete M2 282 295536 1150532 999267 2025521 770142 5240998 Brick-tile M 209 64163 1493305 3621970 4269327 172341 9621106 Earth-timber M2 160 65776 349792 7131808 6423120 150880 14193176 Simple house M2 85. 5 113253 47983 335160 1209329 4275 171 3000 g. Compensation for attached 2000011 17183925 9335910 1190033 40645 29750524 things: Sunny ground M2 10 2943 14597 2347 91015 5130 116032 Wells Each 280 1400 8680 9240 38080 5040 624-10 43 To be continued Earth fence wall M 12 0 10800 3943 12022 0 26765 Brick fence wall M 26 2288 64818 83590 29666 0 180362 Tombs Unit 400 15200 84800 57200 338000 14800 510000 Brick-tile kiln Unit 400 0 400 2000 400 0 2800 Trees less than 5cm in Unit 20 238080 3137280 42660 2800 0 3420820 diameter Trees 5-20cm in Unit 25 899725 13000700 5526225 30425 375 19457450 diameter Trees more than 20cm Unit 30 144150 210780 3547500 420 1050 3903900 in diameter Mandarin orange trees Unit 75 662550 594375 49725 750 1875 1309275 Pomelo trees Unit 150 0 0 0 533100 6750 539850 Plum trees Unit 75 33675 53325 9150 110625 5625 212400 Young fruit trees Unit 10 0 3370 2330 2730 0 8430 h. Special facilities 21200 435640 408915 1016785 287190 21696730 relocation I 200Kv power line Unit tooooo 0 0 0 100000 100000 200000 110OKV power l ine Unit 80000 0 0 0 160000 80000 240000 35KV power line Unit 50000 0 100000 0 100000 50000 250000 I SKV power line Unit 20000 0 20000 0 180000 20000 220000 Low-Votg power he Ui 00 00 800 200 200 Low-voltage power Unit 2000 16000 138000 86000 300000 26000 566000 line Overhead telecomnmunications KM 13000 5200 159640 304590 160940 8190 638560 cable Posts of lighting and Unit 65 0 0 325 845 0 1170 broadcasting Transforners Unit 3000 0 18000 18000 15000 3000 54000 B . Administration cost 3.0% 197101 1317270 1356839 1948209 117353 4936772 C Contingencies and other taxfee, other 1734491 11591972 11940182 17144241 1032710 43443596 costs Total 8501534 56818226 58524985 84032756 5061844 212939445 44 4.3 Acceptor of Base Cost and Flow of Funds 4.3.1 Acceptor of Base Cost According to the affected degree, the base cost will be allocated to the PAPs and the affected enterprises and institutions. Details see table 4-10. In order to ensure that the compensation cost will be fully allocated to the PAPs and the affected units in time, IMO, internal monitoring and state auditing organizations shall take active part in, meanwhile, ROs at county and town/township level will allocate compensation cost to the PAPs and affected units directly. Table 4-10 Acceptor of Base Cost Acceptor Type of Cost Power and telecommunication Compensation for special facilities relocation department at county (city) level or above Township enterprises Direct and indirect loss of enterprises Village enterprises Direct and indirect loss of enterprises Land compensation, resettlement cost of rural population, Village collectives compensation for collective units facilities, collective units land and attached things, village-owned fish pond digging fee ream collective Compensation for collective units facilities, team-owned fish pond digging fee Compensation for house relocation, attached things, standing crops, Households working time loss, transition fee, house relocation cost and cost ifor leveling of residential foundation and its facilities. Other departments Cultivated land use tax fee 4.3.2 Flow of Funds The total cost of the Project is 4.346 billion RMBY, of which 2.03 billion RMBY will be invested by Jiangxi province, 1.656 billion RMBY will be financed by the World Bank, 0.66 billion RMBY will be fiom Center Government. The total estimate cost of resettlement compensation is about 0.2130billion RMBY, taking up 4.9% of the total cost of the Project. The total cost of resettlement compensation will be paid from the financing of Jiangxi Province People's Government. Flow of funds sees figure4-1. 45 Figure 4-1 Flow of Funds State Auditing Organizuon |.-.-.f. PRO ..............PR Extemal MonitoringOrgtnLol RO ofJi'an Pref am P ROofGanzhou City Power & Coeoluiain Oo te Di v ' N Power & Telecommnunication RO of Other Departments Township/Town Department 46 Chapter 5 Resettlement & Rehabilitation Implementation Plan 5.1 The Objectives, Measures and Principles of Resettlement and Rehabilitation 5.1.1 The Objectives of Resettlement and Rehabilitation The general objective of the resettlement and rehabilitation is to ensure the PAPs to benefit from the project and their living standard will be restored in a relatively short time and improved soon. It means: a) the area and structure of the rebuilt houses of the affected households will at least be the same as that before relocation. b) Laborers will be resettled properly and get a higher income than before. c) Public structures and special facilities will be rehabilitated to the former standard with replacement price; d) The affected enterprises will be restored, so do their production scale and production capacity; e) The owner of property will be compensated without depreciation and burden ol any tax fees. 5.1.2 The Measures of Resettlement and Rehabilitation The resettlement and rehabilitation consists of living resettlement and rehabilitation and production resettlement & rehabilitation. Living resettlement & rehabilitation mainly include house relocation, construction and living facility recovering. It includes: 1) the residential houses of the affected households, 2) the living houses of the affected enterprises 3) the supplying facility of water and electricity Production resettlement & rehabilitation mainly includes the resettlement of laborers and production facilities recovering. It includes: 1) Agricultural resettlement of the affected agricultural population, 2) The production facilities recovering of the affected enterprises and institutions. Because production facilities of the affected enterprises and institutions will be paid at replacement price, the production scale and capacity will not be reduced; the workers employment will not be affected. Resettlement and rehabilitation will be implemented through the methods of paying compensation, resettling laborers and restoring living and production conditions. 5.1.3 The Principles of Resettlement and Rehabilitation (a) Public Participation & Consultation PAPs will be consulted on the relocation of the new houses, amount of house compensation, resettlement schedule, fund disbursement employment and etc. Representative meeting and village consultant meeting shall be held for reaching any agreements for the above issues. (b) All kinds of compensation shall be directly paid to the property owners. No authorities (including city, county, town and village committer authorities )or individuals can represent the property owners to use the compensation. (c) Compensation for house , special facility and the attached things on the land shall be paid according to their replacement price. No quantity shall be deducted and no appreciation and tax shall be shouldered by the owners. Property compensation shall be calculated according to the published standards. Salvageable materials of the old house belong to the former owners and no other unit or individual has the power or right to control. The replacement price is determined based on survey and calculated at the current price. During the implementation, inflation also will 47 be considered. No tax shall be considered for new house construction. In order to minimize the loss of enterprises and institutions, enterprises and institutions have a priority of selecting relocation sites and allocating funds to ensure their smooth removal and reconstruction before conimencement of the civil works. As for household resettlement, we will pay more attention to the vulnerable the group. (d) Buildings and special facilities will be dismantled and rebuilt by the owners themselves. The compensation fund must be disbursed before resettlement. For vulnerable group, PRO will ask the local resettlement offices to give them special labor assistance and subsidy. e) Pay more attention to the labors' willing on employment Beside complying with the laws and regulations of state and province, the willing of laborers will be concerned when resettling them. When agricultural population transfers to non-agricultural population, the willing of labors and the needs of enterprises will be concerned. There is no "agricultural population transfers to non-agricultural population" in this Project (f) Use land reasonably Reconstruction land usage plan shall be made after consulting the PAPs in order to occupy less good farn lands. 5.1.4: Requirements of Resettlement and Restoration After payment of the funds, PAPs shall demolish and rebuild houses themselves. Free land will be provided by the State. The relocation site shall be consulted between village committees and PAPs, and it shall be submitted to the Land Administration Department for record. 5.2 House Rebuilding The houses affected by the Project refer to residential houses of the affected households, office buildings of enterprises and institutions and other buildings. There is no enterprise to be removed in this Project. 5.2.1 Schedule for House Relocation PRO prepared detailed schedule of house removal and reconstruction according to the progress of the Project. Details see table 5-1. Table 5-1 Schedule for House Relocation Item Beginning Finishing Consult the relocation site August, 2000 October, 2000 Notify the deadline of house removal January, 2001 Feb., 2001 Declare the choice of relocation site September, 2000 Dec., 2000 Deliver compensation January, 2001 February, 2001 Rebuild new houses Feb., 2000 June, 2001 Move into new houses and remove the June, 2001 Sept., 2001 old houses The civil works November, 2001 March, 2005 The above schedule will be adjusted appropriately according to the actual condition of project preparation. PAPs can live in their original houses before completion of new houses. They will not be forced to move. 48 Above schedule is prepared according to the project plan, and will be changed according to the actual condition of project preparation. It will be consulted with the PAPs to ensure that they will have 3 months to move and 4 months to rebuild their houses. 50% of the housing compensation will be paid to the PAPs at the beginning of the constructing new house, the rest will be paid when half of the construction is completed. PAPs will be informed about any changes in the content of the RAP regarding policy and compensation and schedule (in case such change takes place). 5.2.2 Relocation Site Choice The relocation house sites wilf occupy wasteland as much as possible. The village administrations will be responsible for rebuilding procedure. Acquiring the cultivated land for relocation must be permitted by the town government. The detailed sites and site selection procedure shall be specified in the RAP at county level. The relocation sites shall be proposed by the PAPs and determined by the town and county government jointly. Relocation shall be held in the same natural or administrative village of the PAPs and the relocation sites must be: the PAPs will be resettled in their original communities (if they are willing they will be resettled in original village). Minimize the occupation of the cultivated land on the premises of not contradicting to the willing of the PAPs. 5.2.3 Compensation for Working Times Loss The compensation for working time loss will be calculated on the basis of laborer number and their actual working time loss of the household, and the counterpart compensation for enterprises will be ca.lculated according to the time to restore the enterprises. 5.2.4 Assistance to the Vulnerable Group The next assistance to the vulnerable group will be provided by PRO and the authorities at all levels: 1) Financial assistance provided by Project units for their relocation; 2) Labor assistance organized by village for house construction and moving; 3) Reduction or exemption of their voluntary labor; 4) Having priority to choose the new house location and the readjusted cultivated land. 5.3 Special Facilities Rehabilitation The affecited special facilities mainly include power and telecommunication facilities. These facilities will be compensated at full replacement price based on the consultation with relevant departments, and the relocation of these facilities will be implemented as soon as possible to satisfy the normal needs of the PAPs. 5.4 Attached Things Rehabilitation All attached things will be removed and rebuilt by their owners at the same time of house relocation. 5.5 Restoration of Temporary Land Use & Utilization Of Top Soil The temporary land mainly including borrow pits and disposal areas will be restored by the contractor after construction and its cost has been included in the estimate for the civil works. The 49 restoration shall be checked and accepted jointly by the village , land administration department in the town and the PAPs. The land after restoration shall be used by the former user. Meanwhile, the top soil shall be stockpiled and used after construction and its details have been specified in Engineering Technical Specification of the Project. 5.6 Institutions Resettlement and Rehabilitation 6 institutions will be affected by the Project including 2 primary schools, I elder house, I maintenance team, 1 village administration and I commercial administration committee. The affected property of the 6 units is playgrounds, office buildings and living apartments. There is no workshop building to be removed. So only some living facilities have to be reconstructed in other places and no laborer has to be resettled. As for the relocation of the schools, more attentions have been paid by PRO. The schools have a priority to choose places to be reconstructed to let students get to school conveniently. Meanwhile, in order not to interfere the normal study, the schools will be reconstructed during summer vacation or winter vacation. The relocation plan of the affected units is as follows: I. Nitang Primary School in Shaokou Township of Wan'an County There is only one class of grade one. The project will pass through the school. The classrooms with an area of 136 square meter will be relocated. In order to let the students go to school conveniently, village committee is going to reconstruct the classrooms near residential spot. The schedule of relocation is April 2001 to October 2001. 2. Commercial Administration Committee in Quanjiang Township of Suichuan County Land belonging to the Committee will be affected, office building will not be affected. So there is no relocation. 3. Meijiang Maintenance Team of Suichuan Highway Section The old office building and dormitory of Meijiang Maintenance Team will be affected. But Meijiang Maintenance Team has built new office building and dormitory in other place, which will not affected by the Project. The empty old houses will be demolished by the maintenance team and the gatekeeper there can be employed as gatekeeper for the new buildings. 4. Yangkeng Village Committee in Panlong Town of Zhanggong District The project will pass through the office building of the Comnmittee. At present, the Committee has determined that a new office building will be built near the old one. And the employees will go to work regularly. The relocation schedule is the same as that of farmers' houses. 5. Shibatang Elder House in Nankang City Shibatang Elder House will be incorporated with the Elder House of Neichao Township which will not be affected by the Project. It will facilitate the communication among old people. And the employees will still work in the incorporated elder House. Relocation will be implemented by the Township Government at the same time of farmer's house relocation. 6. Qingjiang Primary School in Daping Township of Nankang City After consultation with the Village Committee, a new primary school will be built near residential spot for the convenience and safety of the students. The relocation including a dormitory with an area of 48 square meter, 106 m fence wall and playground with an area of 653.6 M2 will be implemented by the Village Committee from April 2001 to October 2001. 5.7 Agricultural Laborers Resettlement During the course of socioeconomic survey, PRO conducted comprehensive consultation with 50 local ROs and PAPs on termn of labor resettlement. And the survey result showed that PAPs commonly requested to use land compensation and labor resettlement subsidy and land readjustment to resolve the agricultural laborers resettlement. 5.7.1 Method of Agricultural Laborers Resettlement Agricultural population will be resettled by readjusting the contracted cultivated land. That is, first all cultivated land of a village after land acquisition will be taken back, then allocate the cultivated land to each villager averagely. Thus the one who loses his land due to the project shall obtain land again. Land adjustment is proposed to conduct on Feb. 2001. When adjusting land, the PAPs will get cultivated land near their new houses so as to facilitate production and improvement of living standard. Under the same condition, a priority choice will be given to the vulnerable households. 5.7.2 Measures to Be Taken to Increase Income of the PAPs After land adjustment, the per capita land area becomes less. In order to restore or improve the living standard of people along the alignment in a short time, land compensation and resettlement subsidy will be used reasonably and scientifically. The purpose of land adjustment is to restore the income of the PAPs, not just let them get back lost land. Measures for increasing income of the PAPs are as follows: 1) Reclaiming waste land and hill After lancl acquisition, area of the cultivated land in the affected areas will be less. In order to keep a stable income of the agricultural population, the affected villages will use land compensation and resettlement subsidy to reclaim waste hill waste land and improve them into cultivated land. In this way, the PAPs will get the same area of irrigated field as that before land acquisition, and will get more dry land to make up the income loss. The reclaiming plan will incorporate into village investment plan. 2) Improving Condition of Agricultural Production The condi[tion of agricultural production is one of key factors influencing agricultural production efficiency. The agricultural resource along the alignment is very rich. There are lots of lands suitable for planting tea trees, fruit trees and etc. But the production is poor because of shortage of financing. So compensation and resettlement subsidy can be used to build irrigation works, to improve the fine breed of economic planting and agricultural production condition. 3) Strengthening education of agricultural technology The census shows 90.9 per cent of agricultural population along the route does not have the senior middle school education. So much attention should be paid to education with more financing. 4) Increasing more funds for agricultural mechanization Agricultural mechanization facilitates to enhance production efficiency and liberate partial laborers from the heavy farm work. Meanwhile, agricultural population should be trained on agricultural technology. 5) Doing well in fine and deep processing of agricultural products and forest products Although the agricultural and forest resources of the 5 affected prefectures (counties) are very rich, the processing technology is poor. In order to increase the value of the products, advanced processing equipments and technology must be imported, especially for green tea, fruits, hemp and forest products. 51 6) Developing some medium and small enterprises with less risks Efforts should be done to develop medium and small village enterprises by taking advantage of the rich resources in order to absorb surplus laborers and increase the income of villagers directly. But before developing village enterprises, an investigation on supplying of raw materials, substantiality of market and production efficiency shall be conducted to determine the medium and small enterprises with less risk and fast investment recovery. 7) Taking the chance of the Project construction to promote the economic development The design standard of the Project is high. The quantities of stones, sand, gravel, subgrade earth and timber to be required by the Project are very large, while all these resources are very abundant along the alignment. So the townships (villages) can benefit from providing these kinds of materials and giving transportation service. Meanwhile, the existing cement companies and other companies can enlarge production scale and adjust product categories for the construction of the Project. Before commencement of the works, agreements will be made to let the affected villages and the PAPs have priority to provide construction materials and labor services for the project on the same condition. Before allocation of payment, each village should work out the preliminary village investment plan after consultation with the PAPs then submit to Township Government for approval. Townships Resettlement Offices shall regularly monitor the implementation of village investment plan and use of the investment. Finance affair of the villages shall be open. According to the regulations issued by the State, land compensation and resettlement subsidy belongs to the collective units, no one can use it for private purpose. PRO will monitor the flow of the funds all the time. 5.7.3 Distribution, Using, Management and Monitoring of Resettlement Funds at Village Level T-he land compensation and resettlement subsidy shall be distributed from PRO to CIROs and then to COROs , TROs , village resettlement office and finally to the affected units or PAPs level by level (details shown in the fund flow chart). Land compensation and resettlement subsidy belong to the collective units and must be used to resettle the PAPs and develop village economy. No one can intercept and appropriate it. According the the land acquisition impact ratio, monitoring for the whole process of village investment focus, investment amount , benefit analysis, benefit distribution and etc shall be executed especially for the villages of Daqiang and Zuhu in Suichuan county, Tiangxi in Wanan county , Gaobei and Longling in Nankang city in order to make sure the land compensation being used for restoring or developing the production and improving of the people's life. The distribution, using, management and monitoring of resettlement funds at village level will be conducted according to the following procedure: 1. Review and preparation work before funds distribution a) The affected villages should provide detailed impact condition to Resettlement Offices of higher level for review according to the social survey data; b) PRO, CIROs, COROs, IMO and local governments will train the village administration sector and guide them to work out development plan and using plan of resettlement compensation according to the local actual social economy status and prospect; c) Village administration sector should work out village investment plan and submit it to 52 COROs for review after full consultation with the PAPs and under the guidance provided by the concerned parties. The form of village funds using plan see table 5-2. d) COROs shall review and guide village administration sector to improve village plan. If village investment plan is not worked out, on funds distribution will be taken place. 2. Using, Management and Monitoring of Funds a) After review and approval of the village investment plan by COROs, resettlement compensation will be distributed according to the plan progress. b) Village administration sector should report the use of resettlement fund to TOROs and COROs monthly, then TOROs and COROs should report to PRO quarterly. c) COROs and TOROs should conduct field visit to check the agricultural development projects and enterprise development financed by resettlement compensation and resettlement subsidy regularly and irregularly. PRO will choose a village as a sample representative to monitor the use of land compensation and resettlement subsidy each year. d) IMO will monitor the use of land compensation and resettlement subsidy through survey sampling, field visits and open talk with the PAPs, then evaluate the effect of funds, provide consultation for village administration sector and report it to TOROs, COROs and PRO. 5.8 Resettlement and Rehabilitation Schedule The civil works of the Project will begin in November 2001. In order to do the resettlement work well, the land acquisition and resettlement will be implemented before commencement of the civil works. The schedule of resettlement sees table 5-3. From Sept. to October, 2001, ROs at all levels, engineering department and land administration departments will inspect and accept the resettlement work. To ensure that all affected units and persons understand the details of the resettlement program, Resettlement Information Booklet (RIB) will be prepared by PRO (Attachment 3), the RIB will contain the following information: a) Brief description of the Project; b) Areas affected by the Project; c) Compensation policies and rates; d) Resettlement and rehabilitation policies; e) Duties and obligation of the PAPs; f) Institutions responsible for delivery of resettlement entitlements; g) Preferential rehabilitation measures for vulnerable groups h) Thie affected number of each household or unit; i) Compensation fee obtained by each household or unit. The RIB will be provided to the affected enterprises and institutions, township resettlement offices and village administrations in October 2000 after the RAP being approved by Jiangxi Provincial People's Government. 53 Table 5-3 Resettlement Implementation Schedule Progress No Item 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2 4 6 8 i 12 2 4 6 8 1012 2 4 fi_ 10 12 4 H 12 4 8 12 2 46 10 12 _ .stahi ishment of' resettlement ol'f'ice at province, prei-ecture and I county level 2 Training on sociali economy survey 3 Social economy survey 4 Summnarize project impaict & data analysis summary 5 I mpact evaluation 6 Consulting with the l'PAIs and units toi decide resettlement method 7 IPrepariation of RAi' 8 Land pre-reviewing and evaluation on geological disaster 9 Sign land acquisition and resettlement contratct 10) Paiyment oil' reSettlement f'undI to local l()s by 'iR_ It Apply aind obtain the construction land use license 12 Pl'ayment of' resettlement l'unds to PAPs hy local R(Os 13 Remove old houses and hui Id some new houses 14 Removatl and restoraition of' infrastructure 15 Completion of house, uinit and other i'facilities 16 |Moving to the now houses 17 |Readjustment of land in villages 18 Construction of' the civil works _ _ _ = - = - = _ _ _ 19 Independent monitoring - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 54 Chapter 6 Institutional Organization 6.1 Institution Establishment The PRO and Resettlement Office at all levels were established in February, 2000. The PRO will be fully responsible for land acquisition, coordination, planning and implementation of resettlement activities. Land acquisition, relocation and resettlement will be implemented by the CIRO/District RO. The main institutions participating in resettlement activities are: * Project Resettlement Office (PRO) * Survey and Design Institution (SDI) * Prefecture(City) ROs, County(District) ROs and Township ROs * Land Administration Departrnents of prefecture (city), county (district) and township * Village Resettlement Team - Independent Monitoring Organization (IMO)- City & Population Research Institute of Jiangxi Normal University (CPRI) * Resettlement Consulting Institute- Population Research Institute of Wuhan University.(PRI) The institutional organization net sees in Chart 6-1. 6.2 Responsibilities 6.2.1 PRO - Entnust the survey design institute with the measurement of resettlement impact, conduct population census, maintain data and train the ROs responsible for the use of data. * Apply for planning license for land use and permission license for construction land use to the relevant authorities. * Fornulate the policy of resettlement * Train the staff of CIROs and COROs. * Coordinate the implementation of the RAP and the construction of the project. * Sign resettlement contracts with Land Administration Departments, CIROs and COROS. * Monitor the disbursing of funds. * Guide and monitor resettlement implementation. 55 Chart 6-1 Resettlement Organization of Taigan Expressway | Worid Brnk Loan Project Office of IPCD | x ; | 0 Independent M~~~~~~~~onitonng Orpnization Leading Group nd Resetnement Office Leading Grup nd Resettlement Office In li'n Prefecture in Ganzhou City Leading Grup nd Resettle|ent Leading Group and Resettlemet Leng Gtup and Resettement Leading Group and Resettlement Leding Graop and henattlernet Office in Taihe County Office in Wan'n County Office in Suichuan County Office in Nanktng City Office in Zinggong Distict 3 oo o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 a 0 g~~~~~~~~~~~~ Resettlement Grasps for Vanoas Vdhages * Coordinate the works of organizations involved in resettlement. * Monitor resettlement activities * Review monitoring reports. * Provide resettlement budget * Deal with the grievance and appeals during resettlement. 6.2.2 Leading Groups of Resettlement. * Guide resettlement in their jurisdiction area. * Coordinate the relationship between resettlement institutions and government departmnents concerned. 6.2.3 CIROs or Prefecture ROs * Receive and keep census data supplied by the Survey and Design Institute. ' Summnarize the resettlement information provided by COROs/ district ROs and revise the data. - Train staff of COROs and TROs. * Sign irnplementation contracts with PRO and COROs (District ROs) * Guide and monitor the works of TORs. Report work progress and give suggestion to PRO. * Allocate resettlement funds to TROs and monitor the use of funds * Deal with problems rising from the resettlement process and report to the upper RO on grievance and appeals of PAPS. 6.2.4 COROs or District ROs COROs or district ROs is the main institution to implement the resettlement activities in details. Currently, all COROs have been equipped with highly qualified staffs and computers and have the technologic ability of managing survey data. In the peak period of resettlement work, personnel from other relevant departments can be transferred to the COROs to strengthen the staff and they are trained to input and maintain data on the implementation of resettlement. Meanwhile, an independeni bank account will be set up to safeguard the disbursement of resettlement compensation funds. The information they provide to CIROs and PRO will be the basis for the internal monitoring of resettlement. The responsibilities of COROs or District ROs are: * Prepare County or District RAP according to resettlement policy and the material provided by 56 the Survey and Design Institution. * Guide and supervise the works of TROS. * Apply for funds disbursement to PRO and CIROs/ District ROs. * Allocate resettlement funds to TROs and supervise their use. * Train staff of TROs. * Report works to CIROs and PRO. * Deal with problems rising from the resettlement process and report to the upper RO on grievance and appeals of PAPS. 6.2.5 Township ROs * Survey, monitor and record all resettlement activities with its jurisdiction. * Supervise land acquisition, other buildings and attached structure, reconstruction and relocation of houses and enterprises. ' Arrange the employment and training of PAPs in township enterprises. * Deal with problems rising from the resettlement process and report to the upper RO on grievance and appeals of PAPS. 6.2.6 Village Resettlement Team (VRT) * Audit and report the data on land acquisition and relocation within the village. * Participate in Surveys. * Select Resettlement sites * Address Grievance issues * Report progress. 6.2.7 Survey and Design Institution (SDI) * Survey and map resettlement area. * Conduct census and collect the data on acquisition and relocation in the affected area. * Record ownership and rights on land and assets in cooperation with ROs at all levels * Analyze data 57 * Assist PRO in the preparation of the RAP. * Train CIRO and CORO staff in the use and maintenance of census data. * Provide technical assistance on data management and measurement issue to ROs at all levels and the IMO. 6.2.8 Independent Monitoring Organization (IMO) It will be responsible for the extemal monitoring during the process of resettlement planning and implementation, reporting to PRO and World Bank on progress and monitoring. Responsibilities of IMO are presented in detail in chapter 9. 6.3 Staff and Facilities for ROs at All Level Currently, there are 4 people working in PRO. Most of them are skilled in using computer, with comparatively strong ability of organization and coordination and experience in participating in resettlement. The CIROs and COROs also consist of relatively highly qualified staff who are fully competeni: for resettlement work. The staff lists of ROs at all levels sees in table 6-1.The PRO equipped CIROs and COROs with computers and other facilities. The details of staff and facilities for ROs at all levels are shown respectively in table 6-2 and table 6-3. Staff lists of ROs at all levels of Taigan Expressway Table 6-1 Name of unit Director Main members Quan tity PRO Yang Weide Chen hualong, Zhuangjun, Qiuwei 8 RO of Ji'an City Luo Demin Wang Xingrong, Wang Linghua,Zuo Jun, Lu Jifeng, Chen 15 Xiaomei, Xiao Yihua ROs of Taihe E'yang Pengbo, Qiu, Chunlong, Xiao Zhongchi, Xi Xinxiang, Chen 13 County Ketang Dianyang Mashi Town Hu Fengxi Wang Wenshan, Xue Xingsheng, Kang Caisheng, Huang Yong, 8 Zeng Yunhui, Xue Banglong Xilong Town Wen Wang Jinhong, Wang Mingui, Zhou Xingzhong, Huang 8 . Shuangfeng Jianhua, Lu Xiaonian, Wang Xuanhua RO of Wan'an Zeng Chen Yuefeng, Liu Chuangsong, Yang Yixing, Hulanfang, Luo 12 County Guangqua zhangquan, Peng Guiping Shaokou town Xiao Yulang Quang Liang, Jiang Hui, Hou Guodong, Zhang Jianjing, Xiao 8 Lieping, Liu Xiaohui Luotang Town Kang Chen Shijie, Xiao Qingping, Luo Xiaoyong, Ding Farong, Shu 8 kuangsheng Qisong, Hubing bing Lutian Town Xiao Wenfeng Wu Wufa, Liu Penghua, Peng Weigang, Zhou Jinghua, Liu 7 XueXuan, Guo Yukang 3uijiang Town Zeng Fangfu Luo Chongqing, KangZheng, Liu Faban, San Xuanda, Guo 8 Mingsheng, Wang Naimei 58 Gaobo Town Liubo Zhang Xiaodong, Xiao Yuanhong, Liu Dequng, Zhou Jingbao, 8 Xiao Gongliu, Luo Jingxun, Xie Yongsheng Baijia Town Luo Xuangui Wu Ronghua, Chen Shensheng, Zheng Huaming, Liu Rongbu 9 ROs of Shuichuan Guo Lieguang Xiao Xueliang, Xiao Bengjian, Liusheng, ,Zhu Xuanxing, Li 14 County Jianbing, Xiong Jixiu Bizhou Town Zhou Lu Qin, Huang Niansheng, Xiao Dahe, Li Xiaoming, Wang 7 Lousheng Yinghua, Zhou Shujing Jingshi Town Guo Guoying Luo Shuangyun, Guo Meisheng, Xiao Ming, Liu Yonghua, Luo 7 Ai'sheng Meijiang Town Wang Zhifeng Yuang Xiangtang, Liu Xijing, Guo Dayong 8 Quanjiang Town Zhu Fa Wang Chengming, Liao Yuyue, Lu Tianping, Xiao Mangshen, 8 .____________ _____Li Huaxi, Liu Zhiquan, Fang Hezhou ROs of Ganzhou Zhang Yu Kaifa, Hu Chunhua, Pi Jun, Zhong Shiheng 14 City Guohong ROs of Nankang Liu Yue'an Wu Kangsheng, Li Xiaoyue, Xie Yuexuan, Xie Baoyuan, Qiu 12 City __Wanrong, Wen Zhenqung Longmu Town Liu Leping Zhang Chongliang, Tang Shuizuo, Zhang Wencai 8 Taiping Town Li Bengming Zhou Yeming, Gu Xiaoling 8 Hengshi Town Ming Luo Lilong, Den Yanshui, Peng Baoling 7 Wenzhen Mashuang Town Den Yongshan Huang Liexian, Zhang Kundao, 7 Shibatang Town Zhu Wuhuan Gong Fusheng, Huang Tu, Tang Fukun 6 Neichao Town Li Jingfang Xie Yuanhe, Du Qing 8 Pingtian Town Wu Xuejiang Liu Wusheng, Liu Xing, Xie Xuanzhi 7 Fenggang Town Liu Chuangyu Dong Xiongwei, Zhang Xianghe 8 Shuangjiang Town Zhang Qiu Quanling, Wang Shipei 7 Xuanqua Taiwo Town Zhang Peng Xiao Xuanyi, Liu Weixu, Zhong Nanfang 8 Longling Town Zeng Wang Xuewen, Qui Defeng 7 Xiangzhong RO of Zhanggong Zeng Jiquan Fu Ping, Yao Jianping, Lan Shuhua, Lai Weihua, Xiao Guifang 12 District Panglong Town Yang Chen Zhonghua, Huhao, Xiao Chengyu, Wen Yijing 7 59 Condition of Organization Staffing Table 6-2 No. Organization Basic Total Staff and Work duration Remark number number their quality of staff of staff __ A B C D E F I PRO 4 7 Staff familiar with English, Jan, 2000-the computer, engineering accomplishment technology and resettlement of resettlement 2 CIROs 5 7 The director and vice Feb, 2000- director will respectively be completion of the leader of the project Communications Bureau and Land Bureau of the prefecture/city and other relevant people will be staff. 3 COROs 5 25 The director and vice Feb, 2000- director will respectively be completion of the leader of the project Communications Bureau and Land Bureau of the county and other relevant people will be staff 4 TROs 4 44 The director will be the Apr, 2000- leader of the township and completion of staffed with other relevant the project person. 5 VRTs 4 104 Familiar with resettlement Apr, 2000- work completion of the project 6 SDI 15 15 4 Senior engineer, 9 middle Jan, 2000- engineer and 3 primary completion of engineer the project 7 IMO 8 10 4 Senior engineer, 6 middle Mar, 2000- engineer Completion of social economy evaluation 60 Condition of Facilities Provided For ROs at all levels Table 6-3 No. Organization Computer Telephone (Mobile Camera Car Office Telephone) (M2) I PRO 5 7 4 3 80 2 CIROs 4 2 2 4 120 3 COROs 10 5 5 5 400 4 TORS 0 27 10 27 800 5 SDI 6 5 3 2 60 6 IMO 3 2 2 1 80 6.4 Training PRO will train staff regularly and organize staff to learn the resettlement policy and regulation of the state and the World Bank's O.D 4.30 in order to improve the quality of the staff, make the staff familiar with laws and regulations on resettlement as well as the World Bank's requirement on involuntary resettlement. The detail of training planning sees in table 6-4. Staff Training Schedule Table 64 No. Organization in Training content Trainee Time planned Charge of training . I Learn and inspect resettlement PRO Dec. 1999- experience of World Bank financed Jan. 2000 project in other provinces 2 PRO Resettlement procedure, CIROs Apr. 2000 resettlement and survey COROs 3 PRO Funds disbursing procedure , CIROs Apr. 2000 management and supervising COROs 4 PRO Computer operation and data CIROs Apr. 2000 processing COROs 5 PRO Laws and regulations on ROs at all levels Apr. 2000 resettlement of the country and the World Bank's directive principles 6 COROs Policy and procedure of TORs May. 2000 CIROs resettlement VRTs 7 PRO Methods for treating resettlement COROs May. 2000 information CIROs 8 COROs Methods for treating resettlement TORs June. 2000 CIROs information VRTs 9 PRO Measures for production and living CIROs Sep. 2000 rehabilitation & handling grievance COROs 10 CIROs Disbursement, use and monitoring TORs Oct. 2000 COROs of funds VRTs l CIROs Measures for production and living TORs Nov. 2000 COROs rehabilitation and procedure of VRTs grievance and appeals 61 6.5 Measures for Strengthening Institutional Capacity In order to better implement the RAP and ensure the benefit of the PAPs, PRO will take the following measures for strengthening institutional capacity to improve efficiency. (1) Leader responsibility system: The strong leading collective will be directed by the government leaders at all levels in charge of resettlement and composed of the leaders of Highway Administration Branch Bureaus and other relevant departments. (2) Staff with high quality people: The people working for ROs at all levels shall have strong overall-situation mind, high policy level, professional ability and experience in mass work. (3) Definite responsibilities clearly: Definite the responsibilities of ROs at all levels according to the 'World Bank's requirement and relevant laws and regulations of the country. (4) Train resettlement staff: Train resettlement staff on resettlement, survey and information management as soon as the ROs being established. (5) Strengthen the role of mass media in the monitoring: All resettlement data shall be opened to the masses and be monitored by the masses at any time. (6) Irregularly resettlement meeting shall be held by PRO and the meeting conclusion shall be transferred to Highway Administration Branch Bureaus and Divisions at all levels. (7) Provide for ROs at all levels with necessary communication tools and office facilities so as to meet the requirement of the work. 62 Chapter 7: Participation and Consultation 7.1 Content of the public participation In order to make the resettlement advance smoothly, PRO will take various active measures to encourage the PAPs to participate in resettlement activities. The resettlement and rehabilitation will be prepared through the actual participation of the PAPs. Firstly, the information in terms of the alignment, geographic position, relevant laws and policy, compensation rates, appeal channel, the World Bank's O.D 4.30 and schemes of resettlement and compensation will be widely propagated through the modes of TV, broadcasting, newspaper, special column and etc. The PAPs/units will be informed and encouraged to provide suggestion and comments based on their knowledge of the plan and implementation of the project. PRO will summarize the suggestions and comments, convene the units of design, environmental protection, acquisition and relocation to study it deeply according to the different types of the suggestions and comments, and encourage the PAPs and the masses along the alignment to take active part in the resettlement. ROs at all levels will always absorb different representatives of people, e.g. PAPs, township enterprises, women, middle and primary school teachers, politic consulting committees and representatives from relevant units to participate in various symposium to carry out mass consultations on all aspects and ask for broad suggestions from them. Meanwhile, various relevant infornation will be conveyed to them so as to make them fully know and master the policy, laws, regulations and various compensation rates of resettlement. At the same time, the survey findings on the comments of the PAPs and the masses along the alignment will be presented in the RAP. The masses can also know about the implementation plan from TROs. 7.1.1 Comments and suggestions on engineering work of the project During the design procedure, the Design Institute will ask for comments in terms of interchange location, restoration of specific infrastructure and environmental protection from the PAPs, project affected enterprises and institutions. 7.1.2 Compensation rates for housing, crops and property PRO consulted the CIROs and COROs on the issue of compensation rates before compiling the RAP and had reached agreement with them after asking for suggestions from the affected villages, collective households, enterprises and institutions. While the final results will be informed in the Resettlement Information Booklet (RIB) or through other means after being examined by World Bank and ratified by provincial government. 7.1.3 Selection of relocation sites TROs will draft schemes of relocation sites for the affected households, enterprises and institutions. PRO will further consult the affected objects on the relocation sites. The affected degree of housing, land attached things and property are presented in Questionnaire D and E. As the PAPs have participated directly in the registration of Questionnaire, carefully checked and signed it before it being entered into computer. Therefore, their loss conditions have been known and will be fully described through data in RIB. 7.2 Participating modes of PAPs. 7.2.1 Hold periodic consultation meetings attended by the PAPs representative With the project going on, ROs at all levels will hold information announcing meetings in villages to announce the information on compensation rates for housings, land, other properties and relocation sites. Through the meeting, the PAPs can know timely about the resettlement situation. 63 Meanwhile, PRO will consult the representatives for comments and suggestions at the meetings. Especially during the compilation of RAP, broad comments and suggestions were consulted with govermments at all levels and the PAPs. The main content of the consulting meeting are: (I) Participate in the survey of the affected land, housing and other property, definite the affected quantities of each household. (2) Hold discussion meetings to decide compensation rates. (3) Consult and select house relocation sites for every households. (4) Consult with the PAPs and affected units on the use of resettlement compensation funds. (5) Consult on the methods and time for land adjustment and decide the resettlement schemes for surplus laborer. 7.2.2 Participate in the compilation of RAP In order to make the RAP comply with local practical condition and to satisfy the reasonable demands of the PAPs, PRO have revised the RAP for many times according to the PAPs' s comments to ensure that the living and production of PAPs can be rehabilitated as soon as possible. The condition of consultation is shown in table 7-1 Time &Content of Consultation Table 7-1 Time Participants Content 2000.3 ROs, Design institute, power and Position and quantity of interchange, the telecom department and rehabilitation schemes for specific representatives of the PAPs infrastructures, measure for environmental protection. 2000.6- ROs and representatives of the Report the scopes of land acquisition to the 2000.7 PAPs PAPs and know about the comments and suggestions from the PAPs on the Compilation of RAP. 2000.6 The affected enterprises and Timing for enterprises relocation. Procedure, institutions schemes and compensation rate for the rehabilitation of enterprises and institutions. 2000.6- ROs, the affected township Compensation rates, Village Investment Plan, 2000.9 governments, village committee and selection of relocation sites, timing for housing representatives of the PAPs. reconstruction 7.2.3 Hand out Resettlement Information Booklet (RIB) After World Bank finishing examining the RAP, PRO will compile the BIB and hand it out to all affected households. In BIB, the quantity of land acquired and housing relocated will be clearly informed to every household and the rights of the PAPs will be clearly specified. The content of BIB sees in Appendix 3. 7.3 Public consultation and participation schedule The public consultation and participation will be carried out in different stages. The detailed arrangement sees in table 7-2. 64 Table 7-2 Public Consultation and Participation Schedule No. Content Participants Timing I Resettlement survey mobilization conference All villagers Mar. 2000 2 Survey on social opinion before resettlement All villages Mar. 2000 3 Survey on resettlement The PAPs May 2000 4 Consultation on compensation rates The PAPs and June 2000 land authorities 5 Coordination on infrastructure relocation compensation Unit of June 2000 ownership 6 Discussion on enterprises resettlement Affected June 2000 enterprises 7 Selection of house relocation sites The PAPs Sept. 2000 8 Selection of public house relocation sites The PAPs Sept. 2000 9 Mobilization conference for House construction (village) All villagers Jan. 2001 10 Survey on PAPs 'conmments on resettlement (village) The PAPs and Aug. 2000 representatives = _______________________________________________ of all groups 11 Visit PAPs to acquire comments on resettlement Vulnerable Aug. 2000 collective 12 Land adjustment (village) All villagers Feb. 2001 13 Public meeting after resettlement All villagers Sept. 2001 14 Tracking investigation The PAPs July 2001 to representatives the end of the project 7A Role of IMO in the participation and consultation The IMO will play the role of monitoring during the whole resettlement procedure. IMO wil join the participation, consultation and tracking investigation in all stages. They may also conduct independently interview to monitor, take all measures to make the whole resettlement work under efficient monitoring. The details see in "chapter 9 monitoring" In addition, TROs will prepare a RAP for the masses to read and check. 65 Chapter 8 Grievance and Appeals The land acquisition and resettlement involve many people and are related to the direct interest of PAPs. Therefore, it is inevitable that there will be some grievance on resettlement and compensation from the PAPs. In order to ensure grievance issues can be promptly and perfectly resolved and the interest of the PAPs will not be harmed, PRO will establish an easy, accessible, transparent and fair. appeal procedure The appeal procedure is as follows: Stage 1: If any person are aggrieved by any aspect of the resettlement and rehabilitation program, he can lodge an oral or written grievance to the village administration committee or the local TRO. In case an oral complaint is made, it will be written by the village unit and processed. Village administration committee or the TRO will respond clearly within two weeks. Stage 2: If the aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision in stage 1, he can bring the complaint to the attention of the CORO within one month from the date of the receipt of the decision in stage 1. CORO will make reply the complaint within two weeks. Stage 3: If the aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision of COROs, he can bring the complaint to the attentIion of the CIROs within one month from the date of receipt of the reply in stage 2. CIROs will make reply to the complaint within three weeks. Stage 4: If the aggrieved person is not satisfied with the reply of CIROs, he can bring the complaint to the attention of the PRO within one month from the date of receipt of the reply in stage 3. PRO will make reply to the complaint within four weeks. Stage 5: If the PAP is still dissatisfied with the reply, he can appeal to people's court within 15 days of receiving the reply of the PRO. Certainly, PAP can also appeal to the court on any aspect of the resettlement and rehabilitation plan. The above mentioned appeal procedure must be opened to the PAPs at the meeting attended by public and sent to village committee, TROs and ROs at all levels. Before the implementation of land acquisition and resettlement, such kind of information shall be compiled into the booklets to be handed out to the PAPs. Table for dealing with appeal sees in table 8-1 66 Appeal of the PAPs Along Taigan Expressway Table 8-1 Unit of receipt: Time: Place: Name of Appealer Appeal content Required resolving mode Proposed solution Actual solution Appealer (signature) Recorder (signature) Notes: 1. The recorder should record correctly the appeal content and requirement of the appealer. 2. The appeal procedure should not be disturbed and obstructed by any means. 3. The proposed scheme for resolving shall be responded to the appealer within stipulated time. 67 Chapter 9 Monitoring In the process of resettlement, intemal monitoring organization and IMO will check the activities of land acquisition, resettlement and rehabilitation activities regularly to ensure that the resettlement works is carried out in line with the RAP. Intemal monitoring will be undertaken by PRO to ensure that all responsible units follow the schedule and comply with the principle of RAP. The purpose of intemal monitoring is to maintain the satisfactory functioning of the resettlement organization during the implementation process. In addition to the internal monitoring organization, the IMO will undertake the independent monitoring of the resettlement components. The purpose of independent monitoring is to provide an evaluation on resettlement by an organization independent from government administrative department and look at the overall implementation from a broader, long term point of view. IMO will follow up the resettlement activities to evaluate whether the goals of the resettlement are achieved through: i).the application of the laws of P.R.C pertaining to resettlement; ii).compliance with the principles of the World Bank's Operational Directive O.D 4.30 on Involuntary Resettlement; and iii). an improvement in the standards of living of the PAPs or at least maintenance the pre-project levels of well-being. The IMO will suggest to PRO in order to resolve timely the potential problems to be arisen in the implemerntation of RAP in time 9.1 Internal monitoring and supervision PRO will develop an internal monitoring system to supervise the resettlement activities so as to ensure the resettlement activities to be implemented in line with the RAP. PRO will establish Resettlement Data Bank (RDB). During the preparation of the RAP, the staff of CIROs and COROs must participate in training course and their office must be equipped with computers to process data. The RAP of counties (districts) shall also be prepared according to the same data. 9.1.1 Implementation procedure During th, implementation, CIROs and COROs will enter implementation information from the TROs on individual, household and unit based on template prepared by the monitoring organization and deliver the information on resettlement activities to PRO. In this way, a continuous monitoring of implementation will be maintained. PRO will conduct periodic inspection of resettlement at the village and township level to verify the reported progress. 9.1.2 Indicators to be monitored * Payment of compensation to the PAPs and affected units. * Allotment of house plots * Reconstruction of private housing * Land readjustment for the PAPs losing land * Provision of employment to surplus laborer * Rehabilitation of the vulnerable groups 68 * Rehabilitation of infrastructure and public buildings * Restoration of the affected enterprises and replacement ofjobs for the surplus laborer in those enterprises * Scheduling of the above activities * Comply with the provisions of the RAP and O.D 4.30 * Adequacy of participation (and consultation with) the PAP during implementation. * Staffing, training, work schedule and efficiency of the local ROs. 9.1.3 Staff Personnel For Resettlement Monitoring Table 9-1 Organization Regular staff Total staff during peak period A B C I PRO 4 7 2 CIRO 4 8 3 CORO 4 10 4 TRO 4 6 5 Village Committee 2 4 6 SDI 3 15 7 IMO 5 10 9.1.4 Objective and Responsibility The responsibilities regarding the internal monitoring to be executed by PRO are as follows: * Set up resettlement office, train staff to investigate the project affected area. * Entrust the IMO to provide consulting services to SDI during census. * Direct the survey jointly with the SDI during the stage of preliminary design * Train the local ROs at all levels and guide the preparation of city and county RAPs. * Acquire information from CIROs and COROs when compiling the RAP of the project. * Review the RAP to be prepared by COROs on their conformity with the RAP of the project. * Monitor the infornation from the PAPs and preparation the RIB. * Undertake the internal monitoring and report it to World Bank. 69 9.1.5 Schedule for monitoring activities sees table 9-2 Schedule for Internal Monitoring Activities Table 9-2 Timing Subject Content March 2000 Preparation stage (I)Are ROs at all levels established? (2)Are the staffs of ROs trained on resettlement, survey and the use of data bank.? April 2000- Social economic survey and (1) Is social economic survey conducted August 2000 Technical guide on compilation of according to the regulation of the country and RAP WB? (2) Is the survey on social economy true? ___________ (3) Is the grievance issue resolved reasonably? August 2000 Implementation stage of RAP and (1) Is the disbursement of compensation funds --Sept. 2000 compilation of independent reasonably? monitoring report (2) Is the VIP compiled? (3) Are all vulnerable groups been cared? (4)Are there any grievances on resettlement? Are the PAPS satisfied by the resolving of grievance Dec. 2000- Implementation stage of RAP and (1) Are the compensation funds reached to the August 2001 compilation of independent right PAPs? monitoring report (2) Are the houses reconstructed? Are the relocation smooth? (3) Are the collective house reconstructed and relocated? (4) Is the land adjustment completed and reasonable? (5) Is the vulnerable group helped to move to new house? Are their living guaranteed? (6) Are the infrastructures relocated? (7) Are the enterprises relocated? (8) Are the surplus laborer of enterprises trained, and reemployed? How about their living condition? (9) Are the house and other buildings demolished? October Acceptance stage of RAP (I) Inspection and acceptance of the completion 2001 of the whole resettlement work (2) Use condition of compensation funds (3) Attitude of PAPS (4) Summarize the experience and give suggestion to improve./ Nov. 2001 Commencement of the civil works, (1) Are there any unresolved problems? -March present the monitoring report (2) Rehabilitation condition of community. 2005 regularly. (3) Survey on the living standard once a year. 70 9.2 Independent monitoring The monitoring activities undertaken by IMO are based on the data compiled by SDI and survey data acquired by ROs. 9.2.1 Independent Monitoring Organization and Consultation Organization (CO) * Name of IMO: City &Population Research Institute of Jiangxi Normal University (CPRI) * Name of Consultation Organization: Population Research Institute of Wuhan University(PRI) * Time for signing contract: Jan 26t, 2000 * Staffing of IMO and consultation organization ( shown in table 9-3) Staffing of IMO and Consultation Organization Table 9-3 Organization Name Title Post Responsibilities IMO Zhang Dingfu Professor Director of the Institute Study and be in charge Zhengling Associate Chief Study and organization professor Ma Dingguo Associate Vice director of the Study and organization professor Institute Yangmeiling Associate Vice chief Study and monitoring professor Luo xianchen Lecturer Chief of Administration Study, monitoring and Offic coordination CO Jianxinhua Professor Executing director Be in charge Zhong Associate Chief Organization Shuiyin professor Cheng Lecturer Organization Dening 9.2.2 Responsibilities The main responsibility is to guide and monitor the compilation and implementation of RAP according to the objective social economic development, the international practice and the detailed requirement of WB. The IMO will act as an independent consultant of PRO and WBLPO for evaluating the alternative schemes of resettlement implementation. IMO will undertake the below activities: Survey on Living Standard (SLS) a). Methodology IMO will conduct a baseline on a random sample of PAPs and a control group before the beginning of the resettlement implementation. A tracking survey will be undertaken yearly to measure the change in the standard of living of the PAPS. Open-ended interview with the PAPs and observational methods will also be used to supplement and guide the evaluation of SLS. b) Development and Testing of the Survey 71 The questionnaire for the survey of SLS will be developed considering the material and cultural factors of the locality to capture the quantitative and qualitative measures of standard living. After the questionnaire is prepared it will be tested in practice survey to determine its effectiveness as a measuremnent tool and will be revised based on the results. c). Training of the enumerators The enurnerators will be trained in the application of the questionnaire. d). Procedure for editing, coding the survey Enumerators will be supervised by a sufficient number of team leaders who will edit all the completed questionnaires in the presence of the enumerators on the same day the questionnaire are completed. e) Other organizations responsible for the survey of SLS. ROs at all levels shall extend assistance to IMO during the conduct of the SLS by providing support whenever necessary. f). Sample size of different groups of PAPs and the control group The size of the random sample will be as follows: * Number of PAPs in sample more than 50 3% * Number of PAPs in sample less than 50 more than 3% T he control groups of the same size sampled randomly from the un-affected population in the same area will also be surveyed. Public consultation IMO will participate in the public consultation meetings in the village and township on a regular basis. Immediately after its appointment, IMO will often send its staff to attend public consultation meetings. Through participation in these meetings, IMO will evaluate the effectiveness of the PAPs' participation and their cooperation in the RAP. Suggestions on public consultation meeting's organization and procedure shall be provided by IMO if he has any suspect on the PAP's participation and cooperation. These actrvities will be continued during and after the implementation. Grievance IMO shall regularly visit some affected sites and meet with the staff of ROs who are dealing with grievance issue and keep on monitoring the effectiveness of grievance solution. If necessary, IMO shall also make suggestions on the procedure to improve the effectiveness. Other responsibilities IMO shall advise the PRO during the preparation and implementation of RAP, and monitor the next indicators through observation and random interview. * Payment of compensation and its level. * Land readjustment * Preparation and adequacy of resettlement sites * House construction 72 * Provision of enterprise employment, reliability and income levels. Training * Rehabilitation of the vulnerable groups * Infrastructure relocation * Enterprises relocation, compensation and its reliability * Compensation of the lost assets * Compensation for the lost wok time * Transition allowances * Payment of replacement cost for the lost assets * Scheduling of the above * Organization of the resettlement network 9.3 Procedure (1) Schedule for monitoring activities sees table 9-2 (2) Methods and cycle of data collection: Before the implementation of RAP, the baseline of living standard will be surveyed. During the implementation, tracking survey on living standard will be conducted. After the implementation, evaluation on the living standard will be conducted.. (3) Informal inspection method: investigation and inspection shall be executed for the different PAPs and units on the basis of the randomly sampled data and information provided by CIRO so as to evaluate the RAP implementation results at all levels. (4) Monitoring methods : Discussion with ROs at all levels , consultation and visits to the PAPs and the affected township enterprises shall be carried out for getting to know the information and progress time by time. Method of qualitative and quantitative analysis as well as "quick assessment method" shall be used to evaluate the monitoring results objectively. 73 Chapter 10 Report 10.1 Internal reporting Intemal reporting is one of the methods to communicate ROs at all levels, and its content includes: * Public grievance * Progress of the RAP It includes payment of funds, progress of relocation, resettlement of surplus laborer, progress of house reconstruction, rehabilitation of house and specific infrastructure. * Intemal monitoring report During the implementation, ROs at all levels must report to upper ROs on the progress of RAP and grievance issue once for 2 months. Intemal monitoring report will be submitted regularly according to the actual condition. PRO will summarize the information and provide feed back according to the report content and actual situation.. Public grievances will be reported in writing, and internal monitoring reports will be worked based on the data presented in the attached table 7. 10.2 PRO's Report During the implementation stage of the RAP, PRO will report the progress of the project to the Provincial Major Project Office or the provincial government and at the same time to the World Bank. The report will be classified as regular report and irregular report. The reports to be submitted to World Bank include: * Intemal monitoring reports ( irregularly); ' Reports on progress of implementation and independent monitoring report. Reporting frequency: once for half a year (from the date of paying the first installment of compensation) and submitted before July 315' of the current year. The annual report will be submitted before Jan 31 a' of the next year) The reports shall include status of funds disbursement, relocation progress, resettlement of surplus laborer, progress of house reconstruction, rehabilitation of house and specific infrastructure. * Summary report of resettlement The sumrmary report of resettlement will be prepared 2 months after the completion of implementation. 10.3 IMO's report The report mainly including monitoring and living standard follow up investigation shall be provided to PRO for every 6 months and transferred to the World Bank by PRO by 31 December of the current year. 74 Chapter 11 List of Entitlement Entitlement Affected Type Affected object Unit in charge of Entitlement compensation and resettlement Permanent land Household PRO,CIRO and Households and collectives can be compensated with the acquisition COROs foliowing rates: paddy land & ponds: Y10200 Mu; forestry Collective PRO, CIRO and land: Y5130 Mu; other lands: Y1200Mu; dry land: Y7500 Mu. COROs Land readjustment shall be conducted in village teams. Land compensation and resettlement subsidy shall be used to develop agriculture & village operated enterprises. Temporary land Households & PRO,Town ROs, Compensation rate is 68OYuan/Mu. Top soil & irrigation collectives CIROs,COROs facilities shall be restored when retuming the land. If not compensate fully for the duration of occupation Attached things Household PRO To be demolished and rebuilt by the PAPs according to the next Collective rates: sunny ground: Y10 M2, well:Y280 each; soil wall: Y12 &Institutions m; brick wall: Y26 m, tomb: Y400 each, brick &tile kiln:Y400 each, plum & orange tree: Y75 each, pomelo tree:Y150 each, young fruit tree: YIO each, Y20, Y25 &Y30 for tress with diameters of less Scm , 5cm-20cm and more 20cm respectively. Houses Household and PRO CIRO and 4 months for households to rebuild their new houses and 3 Collective units CORO, planning month for moving into new houses must be guaranteed for the department PAPs. Before the new houses is ready, the affected households cannot be forced to leave their old house. For the vulnerable group, subsidy will be given to them except for the labor assistance. Compensation rates: leveling of house foundation and house facilities: 2668YuanlMu, brick-concrete house: 282 Yuan/Mu, brick-tile house: 209 Yuan/rn2; earth-timber house: 160 Yuan/ m2, simple house: 85.5 Yuan/ m2 Power and Power, telecom PRO To be removed and relocated by the affected owners, and to telecom and rehabilitate the original function of the facilities. Compensation facilities broadcasting rates: power line of low voltage: Y2000 each, overpass telecom departments cable: Y13000 KM, transformer: Y3000 each, lighting post: Y65 each, 10Kv power line: Y20000 each, 35 Kv power line: Y50000 each, 110 Kv line: Y80000 each, 200Kv line: Y 100000 each Other facilities The concemed PRO, Contractor To be restored by the contractor to its former standard if owners damaged by the construction. If any economy loss arisen compensation shall be paid. Impact on Households and PRO To be implemented by the contractors at the time of environment units affected by Construction Units construction or to be implemented in stages by the employer at the construction the time of operation. pollution and noise . 75 Attached Table I Types & Quantity of Permernant Land Acquisition Unit:Mu Cultivated Land Non Cultivated Land ,%ffected Towns Total Paddy Land Day Land Veg. Land Pond Sub Total Waste Land Forest Land House Base Others Sub Total Whole Route 13310.9 5343.4 1017.6 186.6 307.1 6854.7 132. 5 3914. 6 418. 3 1990. 8 6456.2 TGE 11218.8 4248.4 857 183.6 257.5 5546.5 118 3406.8 274.8 1872.7 5672.3 A.Ji'an Prefec. 5303.6 1982.7 160 156.8 46.8 2346.3 22.6 1937.8 80. 6 916.3 2957.3 I. Taihe county 524.4 189.3 21.8 15.7 12.5 239.3 6.2 220.9 3 55 285.1 (i9Mashi town 459.8 154.4 13.9 9. 3 12. 5 190.1 6.2 220.9 2. 6 40 269.7 (.)Qilong town 64.6 34.9 7.9 6. 4 0 49.2 0 0 0. 4 15 15.4 1 Wan'an count 2468.4 889.2 131 25.3 32.6 1078.1 16.4 1129.4 7.5 237 1390.3 71Guijiang town 333.3 91. 9 9. 1 12. 6 0.6 114.2 0 157. 9 1. 2 60 219.1 U2 Lutian town 390.3 130.1 0 0 3. 1 133.2 0 219.7 0. 1 37.3 257.1 .)Luotang town 342.8 136.5 25. 1 0 1. 4 163 0 163 0. 1 16.7 179.8 4)Shaokou town 1402.0 530.7 96.8 12. 7 27.5 667.7 16. 4 588.8 6. 1 123 734.3 Suichuan count 2310.8 904.2 7.2 115.8 1. 7 1028 9 0 587. 5 70.1 624.3 1281.9 (.DBizhou towin 1226.7 454.1 4 37.2 1. 3 496.6 0 544.7 29.1 156.3 730.1 (.Jinshi townM- 1078.6 447.3 3.2 78.6 0. 4 529.5 0 42.8 41 465.3 549.1 C)Qianjiang town 5.5 2.8 0 0 0 2.8 0 0 0 2.7 2.7 Ganzhou CitY 5915. 2 2265.7 697 26.8 210.7 32002 95.4 1469 194.2 956.4 2715 Nankang city 5915. 2 2265.7 697 26.8 210.7 3200.2 95.4 1469 194.2 956.4 2715 (Daping town 1250.5 584.4 16. 3 16. 5 84.8 702 6. 8 306.4 14.4 220.9 548.5 ')Fenggang town 125.8 59.6 59.4 0 3 122 0 0 3.8 0 3.8 Q)Hengshi town 819. 8 233.6 305 1 7.5 547.1 11.2 90.7 9. 3 161. 5 272.7 t)Longling town 268.1 72.7 72.7 5. 8 9.9 161.1 5. 9 62.2 22.7 16.2 107 v)Longmu town 156. 9 22.4 6.3 0 4.2 32 9 2. 2 118. 6 1. 6 1 6 124 Mashuang town 1146. 0 541 7 30.3 3.5 7.3 585.8 14. 7 272.8 26 246.7 560.2 'Neichao town 72.0 26.9 0 0 0 26.9 0 0 1.1 44 45.1 a)Pingtian town 940.0 384 96. 4 0 55. 8 536.2 2 5 269.3 32.9 99. 1 403.8 (9)Jingji town 87. 3 8.8 2.4 0 0 11.2 0 36.6 0.6 38.9 76.1 ,)Sanjiang town 432.7 119.7 103 0 10.3 1403 47.2 89.5 73.8 81. 9 2924 I)Shibatangtow 256.3 119 9 0 0 8 7 1286 0 83.8 2.9 41 127.7 12)Taiwo town 359.8 89 97.9 0 19.2 2061 4. 9 139.1 S.1 4. 6 153.7 'onnecting road 2092. 1 1095 160.6 3 49.6 1308 2 14.5 507.8 143. 5 118. 1 783 9 Jain city 1396. 3 824.7 5 3 13.2 845.9 11.6 383.4 85 70.4 550.4 ,.Wanancounty 607.0 276 0 3 9.7 2887 6.6 284.6 17.8 9.3 318.3 Baijia town 138.9 78.6 0 3 5.9 87.5 4. 2 36. 1 10 11 514 Gaopo town 65.7 23.6 0 0 0. 5 24.1 0 41.3 0.3 0 41.6 Guijiang town 42.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 37.6 0 5 42.6 Shaokou town 359.8 173.8 0 0 3.3 177.1 2.4 169.6 7. 5 3.2 182.7 Suichuan count 789.3 548.7 5 0 3.5 557.2 5 198. 8 67.2 61.1 232.1 j9Bizhou town 159. 8 87. 8 0 0 0. 6 88.4 0 39. 2 5. 6 26.6 71.4 9Meijiang town 334.0 232. 8 5 0 0 237.8 5 30 51. 3 9.9 96.2 Quanjiang town 256.6 218. 2 o 0 2.9 221.1 0 25. 2 10.2 0.1 35.5 49Yutian town 38.9 9 9 r 0 0 O 99 0 4.4 0.1 24. 5 29 -.Ganzhou city 695. 8 270. 3 155.6 0 36.4 462.3 2.9 124.4 58. 5 47.7 233.5 Nankang city 392.9 164.6 81.1 0 23.6 269.3 0 55.9 55.8 11.9 123.6 Fenggang town 371.7 150.4 75.2 0 22.8 2484 0 55. 9 55.5 11.9 123.3 )Pingtian town 21.2 14. 2 5. 9 0 0.8 20.9 0 0 0.3 0 03 Zhanggong are 302.9 105.7 74.5 0 12.8 193 2.9 68. 5 2.7 35.8 109.9 *.)Panlong town 228.8 80 2 68 9 0 12 161.1 2. 9 32.3 2.7 29.8 67.7 2)Huangjinln g 74. 1 25. 5 s. 6 0 0.8 31.9 0 36.2 0 6 422 ata sources: Survey on resettlement of second Jiangxi highway project Attached Table 2 Quantity of the Collective Owned Land Unit:Land Unit Total To Be Occupied Cultivated Land Non-Cultivated Land Total Of The Project . 5448. 4 859. 0 4603. 0 Total of TGE 4818. 0 769. 7 4048. 3 subtotal of Taihe county 237.3 12.5 224.8 Taihe county Mashi town Xianqiao village 1. 9 0. 9 1 Shanping village 28. 5 1. 7 26. 8 ____________________ _______________ Jiangping village 102. 3 4. 4 97. Liangkou village 104. 6 5. 5 99. 1 Qilong town Ganxi village subtotal of Wan'an county 1646. 2 334. 9 1311. 3 Wan'an county Shaokou town Datang village 102. 1 11.0 91. 1 Huanghu village 210. 9 133. 4 97. 5 Nanqian village 47. 3 8. 4 38. 9 Nitang village 175. 0 3. 9 171. 1 ____________________ Pantang village 111. 0 0. 3 110. 7 Shiqiu village 63. 0 3. 0 60 Tianxi village 214. 2 151. 0 63. 2 Zhongshe village 60. 3 2. 7 57. 6 Loutang town Fengtan village 119. 1 10.9 108.2 Menxinag village 88. 7 6. 6 62. 1 Xiaolui village 8.1 0. 0 8. 1 Lutian town Dutang village 144. 0 3. 1 140. 9 Xianmen village 97. 6 0. 0 97. 6 Guijiang town Baiyi village 150. 0 0. 6 149. 4 Heling village 54. 9 0. 0 54. 9 subtotal of Suichuan 766. 8 0. 9 765. 9 county Suichuan county Bizhou town Daquan village 101. 6 0. 4 101. 2 Hongshan village 98. 1 0. 5 97. 6 Lianggang villlage 215. 5 0. 0 215. 5 Zhuhu village 0. 8 0. 0 0. 8 Jinshi town Nan'an village 6. 8 0. 0 6. 8 Tanchuan village 180. 5 0. 0 180. 5 Xiawan village 145. 8 0. 0 145. 8 Xing'an village 17. 7 0. 0 17. 7 subtotal of Nankang city 2167.7 421.4 1746.3 Nankang city Daping town Daping village 42. 4 0. 0 42. 4 _Dong village 99. 5 13. 8 85. 7 _Nihu village 47. 0 0. 0 47 Unit Total To Be Occupied Cultivated Land Non-Cultivated Land Qiaozhuang village 111. 9 0. 0 1. 9 Qingjiang village 57. 8 0. 0 57. 8 Zhongfeng village 72. 7 0. 0 72. 7 Hengshi town Gaobei village 70. 6 2. 4 68. 2 Zengkeng village 168. 2 0. 0 168. 2 Longling town Libian village 19. 4 18. 7 0. 7 ______________________ ___________ Qiubian village 76. 5 71. 7 4. 8 Wangbei village 55. 3 23. 5 31. 8 Longmu town Xiaoyuan village 118. 6 0. 0 118. 6 Mashuang town Bazi village 160. 3 0. 0 160. 3 ____________________ Dongpai village 62. 7 0. 0 62. 7 ___________________ ______________ Efang village 153. 1 0. 0 153.1 Mashuang village 59. 3 0. 0 59. 3 Neichao town Louxia village 43. 8 0. 0 43. 8 = Pingtian town Aizi village 56. 9 6. 5 50. 4 Aoli village 189. 7 0. 0 189. 7 Baishi village 8. 1 2. 7 5. 4 Hengjiang village 119. 6 119. 6 0 Liuyuan village 52. 7 13. 9 38. 8 Shangkeng village 84. 8 37. 6 47. 2 Tonggu village 19. 2 19. 2 0 Shibatang town Qunfeng village 125. 8 0. 0 125. 8 = Fonggan town Longjiang village 91. 8 91. 8 0 subtotal o 630.4 89.3 5E4. 7 interconnecting road subtotal of Wan'an county 308. 2 13. 6 294. 6 Wan'an county Baijia town Baijia village 8. 7 5. 9 8 ________________ Huangnan village 33. 3 0.0 33. 3 Gaopo town Gaopo village 41. 8 0. 5 41. 3 Guijiagn town Heling village 42. 6 0.0 42. 6 Shaokou town Tianxi village 106. 1 6. 0 100. 1 Shaokou village 75. 7 1. 2 74. 5 subtotal of Suichuan county 168.2 3.5 I64.7 Suichuan county Bizhou town Hongshan village 21. 8 0. 6 21. 2 Huanggang village 44. 6 0.0 44. 6 = Meijiang town Dongtang village 25. 8 0. 0 25. 8 Jiangce village 1. 6 0. 0 1. 6 Sheshang village 12. 9 0. 0 12. 9 Zhangtang village 1. 8 0. 0 1. 8 Quanjiang town Anxian village 0. 2 0. 0 0. 2 Unit Total To Be Occupied Cultivated Land Non-Cultivated Land _____________________ _________ Jihe village 0. 7 0. 7 0 Yang village 29. 8 2. 2 27. 6 Yutian town Xiatang village 29. 0 0. 0 29 subtotal of Nankang city 105. 3 60. 1 58. 8 Nankang city Fenggang town Datang village 45. 2 18. 0 27. 2 Longling village 31. 8 18. 2 27. 2 Zheshan village 28.3 23. 9 4. 4 subtotal =o LbEanggong area 48. 7 12. 1 36. 6 Zhanggong area Panlong Chetou village 32. 0 6.3 25. 7 ____________________ Tianxin village 13. 6 3. 3 10. 3 _Yangkeng village 3. 1 2. 5 0. 6 Data sources: resettlement survey for second Jiangxi highway project Attached Table 3 Impact Ratio of Land Acquisition The Affected Area Arable Land area before land Arable land Impact ratio acquisition (Mu) acquisition (Mu) A, Mashi town 44520 190.1 0.43 Xianqiao 2222 77.7 3. 5 village__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ >1 Jiangping 1528 50.6 3.3 village__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Liangkou 1464 45 3.1 C) village IIt Sanpnge 1024 16.8 1.6 village _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B,Qilong town 17749 49.2 0.24 Ganxi village 1609.5 49.2 2.7 A, Shaokou 34560 844.8 2. 4 town Shaokou village 3519 20.1 0.6 village 2924.7 50.9 1.7 Huanghu 1915 134.9 7.0 village I Nanqian 2659.5 27.8 1.0 village Nitang village 2091 86.3 4.1 Pantang 2686.6 64.3 2.4 Shiviuage 3019 86.8 2.9 village T villanx 4200 318.3 7.6 co village _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Zhongshe 2927.5 55.4 1.9 village Bt Loutang 16170 163 1.04 town Fengtan 2236.5 89.7 4. 0 village Menxiang 2488.5 69.1 3. 0 village Xiaolui 3118 4.2 1.3 village lC.Baijia town 30915 87.5 0.3 village 4146 64.3 1.6 The Affected Area Arable Land area Arable land Impact ratio before land acquisition (Mu) acquisition (Mu) Huangnan 4934 23.2 0. 5 Village D.Gaobo town 17460 24. 1 0. 1 Gaobo village 2341.25 24.1 1.0 a E.Lutiang 28080 133.2 4.7 Town _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Dutang village 2831 133.2 4.7 n Xiashi Village 1220 0 0 F.Guijiang 12105 585 3.7 town _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Baixin Village 1135 18.4 1.6 Heling village 2156 85.8 4.0 A, Bizhou town 15765 585 3.7 Bizhou village 5.3 Daquan village 779 185 23.7 Hongshan village 1391 73.7 5.3 Lianggang village 602 47 7.8 Huanggang village 947 57.3 6.0 Zhuhu village 1785 216.7 12. 1 J B~ jingshi town 19875 529.7 2.7 CX Jiexi village 8.8 0 Jingshi 2295 75.5 3.3 w Village 2295_75 _5_ 3_ 3 Nan'an village 847 9.4 VTiangce 1841 145 7.9 Xiawang village 1545 147 9.5 Xin'an village 1903 143.8 7.6 C,Meijiangvillage 17265 237.8 1.4 Dongtang village 673 50.8 7.5 Jiangce village 450 7.8 1.7 The Affected Area Arable Land area Arable land Impact ratio before land acquisition (Mu) acquisition (Mu) Lianxi village 1470 17.2 1.2 Quantang village 639.7 24.5 3.8 Shaoxi village 545 Dingkou village 457 25.9 5.7 Sheshan village 776 33.2 4.3 Zhangtang village 986.4 23.9 2.4 D), Quanjiang town 26190 223.9 0.9 An'xia village 889.7 7.5 0.8 Gongyu village 1146.9 24.1 2.0 Jihe village 902 52.4 5.8 0 Shangxi village 872 22.7 2.6 ,Xiaoxi village 19.7 lYangcun village 1010 97.5 9.7 E. Yutian village 47280 9.9 0.02 Xiatang village 9.9 A, Taiping town 20188 702 3. 5 Taiping village 2526 183.7 7.3 Dongcun village 1115 221.8 19.9 Nihu village 885 47.7 5.4 Qingjiang village 705 107.9 15.3 Qiaozhang village 1767 126.9 7.2 m Zhongcha village 1734 14 0.8 B, Hengshi town 16041 547.1 3. 4 Gaobei village 598.6 301.2 50.2 Zengkang village 1360 245.9 18.1 Ct Longling 18795 161.1 0.86 town _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The Affected Area Arable Land area before Arable land Impact ratio land acquisition (Mu) acquisition (Mu) Li'biang 1457 25. 1 1. 7 village__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Longling 1355 55.6 4. 1 village Qiubian 1517 70.3 4.6 village 1517_70_3_4__6 vangbei 1361 10.1 0.7 village D.Longmu 16449 32.9 0.2 town Xiaoyuan 1219 32.9 2.7 village E, Mashuan 9347 585.8 6.2 town Bamei 930 182.3 19.4 village Dongpai village 982 182.8 18.5 villang 1318 100 7.6 Mashuang 750 120.7 16. 1 village ___ F. Neichao 7465 26.9 0.36 village _ _ :z Louxia viLageia 1079.9 26.9 2.5 >3village G. town 14614 557.1 3.81 Ai'mel vAillagei 1690 50 3.1 village ._ Ao'li vilage 1107 200.6 18.3 vaishi 1180 20.6 1.8 Hengjiang 1732 175.4 10.2 village Liuyuan 1119 38.2 3.5 village Shangkang 754 40.7 5.5 vilage _ 4 Tonggu 1358 31.6 2.3 village H. Sanjiang 17491 140.2 0.8 town Laojiabo 1462 116.8 8.0 village Wucun village 2123 23.4 1.1 I, Shibatang 13876 128.6 0.9 village Quanfeng 1472.6 128.6 8. 7 village J. Taiwu town 14957 206.1 1.4 The Affected Area Arable Land area before land Arable land Impact ratio acquisition (Mu) acquisition (Mu) village 1061.7 109.4 10.3 Zhongbian 1114.2 72.5 6.5 village Fangtang 1074.8 24.2 2. 2 K. Jingji town 13279 11. 2 0. 1 Pingtang 1758 11.2 1.6 -village L, Fenggang 23627 370.4 1. 6 g village _. Longjiang 1958 201.5 10.3 -. village__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IDatang village 1344 25.2 1.9 vengling 1083 2.8 0.3 -village__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ilongquan 1956 27.8 1. 4 village Tangvu village 2312 77.5 3.4 zheshan 1314 35.6 2.7 Village _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A.Panglong 20333 161.1 0. 8 1,own Chetou village 2629 65.2 2. 5 _ Tiangxing 1645 40.2 2.4 i village o Q ag 1641 52.4 3.2 N villag Z ihangpu 1697 3.3 0. 2 _ village _. Huangjingling 3528 31.9 0.90 Daping village 681 31.9 4.7 Y'angmei 18 v illage 1784 0I0 Data. sources: Survey on resettlement of second Jiangxi highway project Attached table 4 Types & Quantity of The Relocated Buildings Unit:M2 The Relocated Building Thze affected towns Total Brick-Concrete Brick-Tile arth & Timbe Simple Structured Whole Route 172868. 7 18585. 1 46034 88258. 6 20000 TGE 129335 10045.2 29710. 7 71576. 1 18003 A.Ji'an Prefec. 52198.7 3882.5 10867. 8 33256. 6 4191. 8 1. Taihe county 3090.7 1048 307 411. 1 1324. 6 (W)Mashi town 2629. 3 757 307 369. 5 1195. 8 (g)Qilong town 461.4 291 0 41. 6 128. 8 2. Wan'an county 6896. 2 2779.5 2528 1035.5 553.2 1WGuijiang town 1246 1070.9 42 96.3 36.8 )Lutian town 541. 3 57.5 442 0 41.8 ()Luotang town 36 36 0 0 0 (W)Shaokou town 5072. 9 1615.1 2044 939.2 474. 6 3. Suichuacou-nty 42211.8 55 8032.8 31810 2314 (VBizhou town 20253. 8 55 5296.3 14457.7 444. 8 U2 Jinshi town 21958 0 2736.5 17352.3 1869. 2 B, Ganzhou City 77136.3 6162.7 18842.9 38319.5 13811.2 1. Nankang city 77136.3 6162. 7 18842.9 38319.5 13811.2 (| Dapng town 9455. 3 0 1609. 3 5835. 7 2010. 3 2 WFenggang town 2545 260 1125 1120 40 WHengshi town 5699. 2 0 473. 9 3155.5 2069.8 (4Longling town 15081. 3 1640 6329 5245. 5 1866. 8 W5 Longmu town 712 0 661.3 30. 7 20 (§)Mashuang town 19509. 6 979.7 1646 12983. 4 3900. 5 QDNeichao town 1331.6 621.1 0 508.5 202 ()Pingtian town 13101. 5 938 4745.5 5862 1556 (P)Jingji town 396. 8 0 396. 8 0 0 lTSanjiang town 4332.4 1176 947. 1 1432. 1 777. 2 1 1 Shibatang town 2363. 4 412.1 0 1007 944. 3 12Taiwo town 2608.2 135.8 909 1139. 1 424. 3 Interconnecting road 43533. 7 8539. 9 16323. 3 16682. 5 1997 A. Wan'an county 7076. 1 1300.4 4617 1150.7 8 (j)Biajia town 4641. 1 1300.4 2532.3 800. 4 8 (%2Gaopo town 147 0 147 0 0 (4)Shaokou town 2288 0 1937. 7 350. 3 0 B.Suichuan county 27146. 5 3488. 5 9297. 2 12763. 8 1606 (l)Bizhou town 3496. 8 1078 708.8 724 986 (W)Meijiang town 19755. 2 2258.2 7231. 5 10064. 5 210 (.3)Quanjiang town 3882. 5 152.3 1356.9 1963. 3 410 (.VYutian town 12 0 0 12 0 C.Ganzhou city 9311. 1 3751 2409. 1 2768 383 l Nankang city 4762. 5 1020 1584.5 1825 333 71Fenggang town 4542.5 1020 1364.5 1825 333 (2)Pingtian town 220 0 220 0 0 2, Zhanggong area 4548. 6 2731 824. 6 943 50 (D)Panlong town 400 400 0 0 0 (Q)Huangjinling 4148. 6 2331 824.6 943 50 Data sources:Resettlement survey of TGE Attached talbe 5 Collective Buildings To Be Relocated Unit:M2 Collective Unit Total Area rick-Concret Brick-Tile arth & Timbe mple Structur TotaloftheP Pject 6104.6 254.6 2193.8 1297.2 2359.') SubtoS ofTGE 3667. 6 254. 6 1288. 2 705. 8 1419. 0 SubboulofTaihe Con,ty 943. 0 0. 0 0. 0 0. 0 943. 0 Taihe County Mashi town Livng}ou village 943 9413 Subtobtof Wanan County 22. 5 22. 5 0 0 0 Wanan County Shaokou town Tnoxi viliage 22. 5 22. 5 Subtota ofSuichuan County 1014. 2 0. 0 660. 2 354. 0 0. 1) Suichuan County Jinphi town Xianwan village 660. 2 660. 2 Xinan vilalge 354 354 SubtoulofN nkangCity 1687. 9 232. 1 628. 0. 351. 8 476. 0 Nankang City Daping town Qiooang village 126. 8 126. 8 Hengshi town Gcbei village 231. 2 231. 2 J,ngji town Ptngtg village 396. 8 396. 8 Shbatar, town Qunfong village 933. 1 232. 1 225 476 Subtotal of Conneoting Road 2437. 0 0. 0 905. 6 591. 4 940. 0 Subtotal ofSuichuan County 2052. 4 0. 0 521.0 591. 4 940. 0 Suichuan County Bizhou town Huanggang village 880 8130 Me'Jiang town Dongtang village 73. 1 73. 1 Sheshangvillage 130. 3 130. 3 Anxia village 60 O30 Qotnjiang tow Ynchuan village 897 521 376 Yutian town Xiatang village 12 12 ZhwnggongD.smct Fanlong town Yank nvillage 384.6 384.6 6_ . Data sources: survey on resettlement of TGE Attached Table 6 Attached Things On land Tre Alterled Ton,,o B- Brc U 1..Say Gea.d Welt Teb Brick & Thee (diT. i, mcl. Gm. Up You"g (M2) P-.e(M Brck F-. Ti,3j34 L. 3ee PitT,. Fen,Tme 0., 20e0) Whole route 4786.6 6936. 8 2230.4 11603.2 223 1275 7 171011 778298 130130 23888 843 nmatrote e 3922.3 2041. 8 2182.8 10060. 1 160 3070 2 168768 60668 130091 22974 826 A.Jiam prefectwe 25,4 933 1183.8 1118. 6 41 308 I 168788 605382 130081 18035 553 I3. Taihe county 173 88 0 294.3 5 38 0 11964 3598 4805 9283 0 (DNjahi t0?t 173 88 0 2133 3 4 35 0 11904 3598 4801 3905 0 CZ)Qi3oeg own 0 0 0 83 I 3 0 0 0 4 5370 0 2. Wanan counnj 0 105 go0 664.3 25 198 0 15686 389447 7038 8047 320 ®DGtuji,g towne 0 0 0 0 13 0 D0 31964 1362671 38 100 0 (2)Lutiantowne 0 0 0 0 0 38 0 61545 1420 0 2530 0 (9)Luotans umn0 0 900 0 0 160 0 24068 44547 2476 50 0 I)Shmokov, tww 0 105 0 684 3 12 20 5 39367 225105 4512 5367 330 3. Suichuan oownty B1 740 283.6 170 11 72 1 0 1799416 138250 705 233 (I)Bizhm wwn 0 130 59.6 0 8 309 3 0 3 79946 138250 471 1 1 (Djinsji town el 630 224 (70o 3 33 0 0 0 0 234 222 B GarucouenChty 366. 3 1103.8 999.2 5943.6 118 762 1 0 1237 -10 4839 273 I.Nukang cty 3568.3 1108. 8 9M.2 8941. 118t 762 3 0 1217 10 4939 273 $lD*p,g town 43.3 224.5 326.5 3525.5 23 9 0 0 301 0 3076 308 (ZFengg,g town 300 0 0 0 3 30 0 0 25 0 0 0 4)Henphi town 0 0 0 2826.3 4 0 1 0 0 0 265 0 fll-agling_1to" 3267, 291 390 3191 5 4 1 229 0 0 110 0 622 1 150 ~&Long,uwtown 0 30 0 0 1 0 10 0 425 0 800 0 6OMashuag tow 0 350.8 321. 131,.7 15 40 D0 0 350 0 1018 0 ONvic3iwotown 0 25 0 13'. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 'R Pingnin toe. 260 93. 259 25 20 291 0 0 151 10 Rig 0 *9iJeji to.ve 0 0 0 0 0 609 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1TLS)Stjiong tcrn 0 49 72 So9 12 30 0 0 60g 0 130 IS • I)Shibatang tcr.. 0 0 30 9o1 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 0 • 2)Taio to"oe 0 37 0 1023., 0 8I 0 0 0 () 40 0 Commnen road 844. 3 4895 47. 6 1.543.1 6s 3085 5 2273 171699 39 M1 17 A Wanatecototty 180. 9 2388 0 805. 4 6 14 1 0 130881 0 --589 17 P'iBap. to-e 24 134 0 695,4 0 0 0 0 23423 0 33 I7 ~~2Gaopo to" 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 ~ 0 16215 0 0 0 ?vGuipmog to"n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -6544 0 0 1 0 T)Shaokou, town 13639 2254 0 120 5 9 II~ 0 - 84399 0 556 0 B Suijchuma county 553. 4 2475 46 64.7 22 7114 2123 41303 0 s0 0 1'-Bizhoatoe.n 202 2060 45 0 3 3 0 0 33000 0 0 0 Z2meij,og to"n 351, 4 395 0 0 37 70 2 2133 12303 0 00 0 Oumpmeagow t-0 0 0 64. 2 0 2 0 8400 0 0 0 !Ywjoto.n l"0 0 0 0 -0 0 0 0 7320 0 0 0 C Ganhoetciey 130 32 2.6 573 35 120 0 140 15 39 245 0 T. Nakmg city 130 32 2.6 160 1 37 83 0 314 0 4 350 0 iJ~Fmeggng town 330 32 2.6 160 16 83 0 OSC 0 4 300 0 (2)Pi.egtiaeetn 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 633 0 0 0 0 12. Zhoeggo.e6ana 0 5133 1 37 0 0 35 145 0 'C'PaneIong twn 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~~14uaoojeniieg ~~0 0 0 5131 39 23 0 0 30 35 345 1 0 Attached Table 7 Progress Report (for month and quarter) of Resettlement ------ Project---- County/City ----- Town ----- Village Deadline: /month /day /year No hmn U Pmadcxatiy RWI C;#W in Carlw Pqxi of hI RAP gm*Y dw Mid amiwion bieonpid I 1. Aflixd pTion 2 Nnzdr of hkuRBi Has&cld 3 Nu'ber ofiaSlhwxx H d i_ 4 NunatworfncmV ihots&& HaBiio1 5 Nuirbr of xupaim 1 __ 6 AgicLW _on 7 N*N nn ___ 8 2 Ana of hloID bte mebd 9 BrickeK M2 10 Brik-itur N2 11 SO&Mbff M4 12 S~E# = NIu . 13 3. S iei ag_ __ _ _ 14 NurTbe of vil'vilagtv rurber 15 Nusbeofh fl t tbremad rurber 16 Ntzrbeoftii k be seriber 17 4. Cliw fid arm Mu 18 CuQik fdd Mu 19 Fatn krd Mu _ Ham bd Mu 21 Oci bads Mu 22 5.PrOded huuse ama 23 Nmlber of hisxi Houi1 24 Ar m 25 &Arm, of m snxi hol M2 26 Bric-om c2 27 Bnk^dxbr N2 28 Sire*aze __ 29 ods N 30 7. Rdoai ID rne hIo 31 Nuirib of hksch HcAvi 32 PORi"M 1 33 &8R=ling bnd 34 NuT=rr of v&&vMagt pnX 35 R=cai puilm ___ 36 9. Ai of Reinxl krd Mu 37 Qihzbad kind Mu 25 38 Famt bld Mu 39 Watr am (a*2ane) Mu 40 ifS5 Mu 41 IQ Er t bemod 42 Nnber number 43 Rewdier hbm x 44 Nanm pkakb rrber 45 11. Cdkiaofnidmst 46 Agiae p_m_ 47 Psam PM 48 Aqmjkz POW 49 Odos Pm 50 S9xn3y ad tiyniniy _m_M 51 Sedaliawi __ 52 k l i b mM 53 Cds xm U4 1Z Remaursn of miriuren 55 CAy 56 Qu1ky 57 13. EIpTitofsxia ssic 58 CaWy Sud 59 QY iy= 60 14. Gas l_l Filled by: Signature of director: Stamp of unit: 26 Appendix 1 Guide for Resettlement Survey of Jiangxi 2 Highway Project The survey guide includes: (1) Problems for surveyor to notice; (2) Basic principles and steps for filling questionnaire; (3) The meanings and codes of various questions in the questionnaire, and explain of their definition. The intention of the guide is to unify the visiting specifications, questionnaire filling standard and to make the survey data more comparable so as to ensure the quality of the survey.. Before the surveyor conducting survey, he shall read carefully the guide and master the requirement of the guide and questionnaire. In case there are problems that not specified in the guide during the survey, it shall be described in detail and communicated to the supervisor timely. 1. Basic principle for survey 1). The surveyor shall be patient, careful and cooperative as much as possible with the interviewee. 2) Every question in the questionnaire shall be covered, the answer of the interviewee shall Ibe respected. It is forbidden for the surveyor to answer the question by himself instead of the interviewee, or write the answer according to his own opinion without asking the interviewee. 3) Generally, every question shall be answered, but in some special cases when the interviewees refuse to answer, difficult to answer, not suitable to answer, or the answer is out of the scope of code, the definition is not clear or the answer is not clear, the surveyor shall describe the reason clearly in thne questionnaire or in a attached page. 4)In terms of real issues, the surveyor can acquire the correct answer through various means according to the survey condition. If necessary, the interviewee can be further questioned. It shall be noticed whether the issue conform with other real issues. 5)ln terms of issues related to opinion, the opinion of the interviewees shall be respected. During tlhe survey, the surveyor shall always be independent and try not to affect the interviewee with his own opinion. It is especially not allowed to use inducing measures to question interviewee. 6) The filling of answer in the questionnaire is classified as 3 type: a. single choice of closed question, write "r" before code and than fill the number into square block, e.g B2.; b. multi-choice of closed question, write "r" before code and than fill the number into square block, e.g. B4 c. Value type of opened question, without code and fill the number directly into block, e.g. A4. 7) One number for one block, "0" will be added into the block when the number is not sufficient. 8)Every time after the survey, the surveyor shall check timely to see if there are any mistakes or the left out. Some items that need to be described in detail or the parts that not filled clearly shall be supplemented, and if necessary, the interviewee be questioned again. 2. Survey process 1) Detennine the affected households and units according to the land and buildings involved in the survey scope on the topographic map. 2) Fill firstly the cover page of questionnaire. The alignment name, code, jurisdiction address and its code, name of household owner and name of unit, all these major items must be filled clearly and not be allowed to omit. 3) .If the land occupied or buildings to be relocated belong to household, than questionnaire A, Questionnaire B, Questionnaire D and Questionnaire E shall be filled. 4) If the land occupied or buildings to relocated belong to public facilities (but not belong to any enterprise and institution), then it is required to fill "collective" or " public" in the column of "head,'owner of household", and only Questionnaire D and Questionnaire are required to fill in. 5) If the land occupied or buildings to be relocated belong to enterprise or institution, it is required to fill the whole name of the unit in the column of "eamer", and only Questionnaire D,E and G are required to fill in. 6) There shall be signature of surveyor in each questionnaire; in the cover page and Questionnaire C, G, F and H there shall be the signature or seal of surveyed unit 3. Instruction to questionnaire filling Cover page The alignment name and its code are indicated in the appendix form of the guide Address and the code. Please write the name of County (District), Street (Town) and village clearly, the first number in the code block is county code, the second and third number is town/street code, the 4-5 th is village code, the 60-7'h is group code. Of them, the village code will be unified by the captain of the county survey team before the commencement of the survey. The codes in the same county should not be repeated. The column of " owner of household" will be filled in with the name of head of household or "public", "collective" if it belongs to public or collective, and the whole name shall be filled in for enterprises and institutions. If the code for owner of household is in three numbers, the serial number for the owner of "public" and "collective" are specified as 000. A. Questionnaire on family economic condition The family in the questionnaire is in line with the registered residence General condition of family members A4. The age shall be filled with actual age. A6. Property of registered residence 3) Others, include the removing residence which not arrive the new address at present for various reasons, the un-registered residence of the children after birth and other unknown cases. A7. The education level shall be filled with the highest education level or the equal level according to the present education condition. The column will be filled by the person more than 6 years old. A9. Condition of population on job. The question asks for the condition of employment, contract employee, temporary employee, individual laborer, baby sitter, and the full time (half) agricultural laborer are all deemed as being on job. 1). Normal work refers to those populations that different from type 2)-5), and undertake the normal social work in all property units, including contract employee, temporary employee, individual laborer and farmer. 2). The re-employed after retirement refers to those who enjoy the payment of retirement and are re-employed and get salary for the re-employment. 3) Long time rest with illness refers to those who don not work because of health reason, but their posts remain in the units and get labor insurance wages from the units. 4)Stop-production enterprise refers to those who are not working at present or not working in the enterprises because the enterprises stop production while their employment and post still remain in the enterprises. 5) Employment remains without salary refers to those who for the other reasons do not work in the enterprises while their employment remain in the enterprise. A10 Select the corresponding code according to the provided type of occupation. If more than one occupation were undertaken, then the one that undertaken for longest time in the year will be chosen. Al I Condition of population not on job. 1) Students who are now receiving education in the school and have student registry. 2) Care household affairs refer to those who have labor ability but only care household affairs at home. 3) Waiting for entrance to higher school refers to the junior middle or senior high school students who are just graduated and waiting for entrance to a new higher school. 4) Out of job refers to those who are in the age for work (male 15-60, female 15-55) and have labor ability but currently out ofjobs and have the demands of work. 5) The retired refers to those have retired and not on job at present. 6) The disability refers to those lose labor ability because of illness, disability and old age, not including retired people. Family income in 1999 Income refers to the whole income in 1999 from all kinds of ways, including monetary income and material income. A39. Agricultural operation income refers to total income from the production of agriculture, stock raising, fishery and side occupation with household as operation unit. A40 Non-agricultural operation income refers to the total income from undertaking indusby, transportation, building and business with household as operation unit. A41. Wages income refers to the total income got by the family members from wages, funds, subsidly, divided profit and other labor rewards. A42 Other non-productive income includes retired wages, subsidy, house rent and interest. A43 Agricultural operation expense refers to the total expense in 1999 on agricultural operation of tle household., e.g. purchase seeds, fertilizer, pesticide and productive fixed asset. A44. Non-agricultural operation expense refers to the expense on non-agricultural operation of the household, such as raw, material, fuel, water and power fee, payment on rewards to employee. 45.Living expense refers to expense on both material living and mental living. B. Questionnaire on public consultation and suggestion The questionnaire is to be filled by a member more than 15 years old sampled from the household. B I refers to the serial number of the person who filling B questionnaire in the household. B4, B7 and B8 are multi-choice questions. C. Questionnaire on social economic condition The questionnaire shall be filled with village in unit. All the columns in the questionnaire are statistic items, please find out the data in statistic reports and materials in 1997-1999 and fill them in. Of which the total population, labor force and total area of cultivatable land must be prepared for filling in. D. Quest:ionnaire on land acquisition The resettlement map of the project is enlarged from the 1/2000 topography map used in preliminary design and! will serve for survey, analysis and resettlement monitoring. I .Drawing number: composed by codes and serial number of drawing. The code is composed by three numbers, the first number is county code, the second is type code( 0 is main route, 1 is alternative route, 2 is communication route, 3 is changed line), the third is order number and the 4th_5th is drawing order number. Drawing number is marked in the left bottom of resettlement maps and the "drawing number" column of Questionnaire D and E. 2. Drawing code: consists of six numbers. The first one is identified code ( 0 is house, I is land), the second to fourth are class II serial numbers, which are compiled beginning from 001 and with a map(the mileage is 700 m) in unit. The compilation of class I serial number shall be finished indocrs before the survey. If it is found out during survey that there are more than one patch of land for a class I serial number or there are several households using a same patch of land, then the boundary line shall be marked with a pen and at the same time the class II serial number shall be compiled (begin from 01 in the code of 5th -6 ), otherwise, 00 shall be added to fill the class II serial number. If a house or land of a class I serial number covers boundary stakes of two maps (e.g. K1+100), then it shall also be compiled into the first map in order to avoid repeat. The class I and 11 serial number are generally required to be continuous, but it can also be cut off 3.The codes for all land types are indicated in the questionnaire, among which: 03 is vegetable land in suburban district planted by vegetable farmer 05 is fish-pond excavated and cultivated by manpower 17 is non-cultivatable land except 11-16. E. Questionnaire on building demolition and relocation The codes for all types of buildings are presented in the code column in the Questionnaire, among which: 01, Brick-concrete house. The measured total area refers to the area of the house formed by brick wall and concrete prestressed slabs. The stories of the building shall be described clearly in the corresponding column of the Questionnaire. The area shall be measured according to the foundation area or the line of drip ditch. 02. Brick-timber house. The measured total area refers to the area of the house formed by brick wall, wood girder and wood support. One story or two stories shall be specified in the description column. The area shall be measured according to the foundation area or the line of drip ditch. 03. Earth-timber house. The measured total area refers to the area of the house area formed by brick wall, timber girder and wood support. The house has generally one story and shall be described in the questionnaire. The area shall be measured according to the foundation area or the line of drip ditch. 04. Simple house. The measured total area is the area of the house not for living, such as toilet, stock shelter, goods room. 05. Ground. The measured total area refers to the area of grain drying ground and the ground paved with cement and sands before his household. 06. Water well and the quantity refer to both the household's well and village's well which are built with brick. 07.Wall, the measurement unit is length (M), refers to the household's wall and is classified as brick wall and earth wall, and the condition shall be specified 08. Tomb: refers to tomb of ancestor of the family. 9-10 Trees and the quantity. The tress will generally be calculated in two types, i.e. the diameter more than 10 cm and the diameter less than 10 cm. In the column of the distance to center line, the left side is I and right side is 2. F. Questionnaire on demolition and relocation of power and telecom facilities. The Questionnaire is to be filled with village in unit according the local condition. The codes for various facilities are indicated in the code column, among which: 01. 0.5 million super-high volt power line, is generally to be raised higher or relocated. It shall be measured if it is to be raised. The relocation number, classified as straight tower and tensile tower, shall be calculated with the steel tower in unit. The relocation number shall be consulted with local power authorities and specified in the description column 02-03. 0.22-0.11 million volt power line. There are both steel tower and cement pole for the line. Their condition shall be specified in the description column. 04-05. 50000-10000 volt power line. It is generally cement pole. The survey content is whether it is to be raised or relocated Measurement is needed for raising and the number shall be computed clearly if it is to be relocated. The condition shall be specified in the description column of the Questionnaire. 06. Low volt power line. It is generally cement pole and timber pole. The survey content is whether it is to be raised or relocated Measurement is needed for raising and the number shall be computed clearly if it is to be relocated. The condition shall be specified in the description column of the Questionnaire. 07.Domestic long distance telecom cable, is generally to be raised or relocated. The survey shall be conducted with the cooperation of local authorities in order to know how to judge domestic long distance telecom cable. The relocated number shall be computed. 08. City(county) telecom line, the same as 07. 09.Telecom line in countryside, is to be surveyed together with township post& telecom division. Thie survey content is whether it is to be raised or relocated. Number and length shall be computed for relocation. 10. Overhead cable (steel wire), is generally to be raised, their property shall be surveyed with thte cooperation of local authorities. The number and length shall be computed. 11 Overhead cable (optical fiber), the survey is same as 10. 12. Embedded cable (steel wire), survey the embedded depth and position and its property with the cooperation of local authority. The length shall be computed. 13 Embedded cable (optical fiber), the survey is the same as 10. 14.1tems except the above mentioned. The quantity column has two units. The first three blanks is with meter in unit, the last one is the number of tower or pole. The distance to the center line of highway, left side or right side will be measured on topographic map. The signature, seal of the unit or person being surveyed and the surveyor and survey date shall be marked clearly. G. Questionnaire on status of enterprise and institution The survey content shall be filled item by item with the cooperation of the unit. Since the content cf this Questionnaire will be an important basis for the calculation of resettlement compensation, it must be filled very carefully. H Questionnaire on special poor household affected The Questionnaire shall be filled with village in unit, the content is mainly to describe the condition cf the special poor households and write down the name list of the heads of the households. There are 8 types of questionnaire for the resettlement of Jiangxi 2 highway project, i.e. Questionnaire A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, among which: Questionnaire A, B, D and E are bound together to form a Questionnaire for each household.. Questionnaire C and H are separated as another type, of which a:ll the indexes will be surveyed with the cooperation of statistic department when in the village. Questionna:ire F is separated as another type, in which the authorities of power and telecom facilities being surveyed will cover town level. Questionnaire G is separated as another type. Appendix 2 Questionnaire on resettlement of Second Jiangxi Highway Project Name of aligmnent: Serial No: DEW Address: County Town (street) Village Team D000DD Type: 1) household OI 2) Collective land/Public facilities 3) Enterprises& Institutions Name of household and unit : _ O D Signature: Social Economy& Population Study Institute of Wuhan University Feb, 2000 | oI| o l.Students. 2. care of household work 3. E| El E LI 1 E LI El El El l t5Fark.8 ~. o . waiting for entrance to higher school 4. out - ~ 0 _ , - 0 of job 5.retired 6 disability 7 other _ __ _ __ C 0 1. grain farmer 2.vegetable farner 3.other economic O El] .0 plants 4. Industry worker 5. service in business, c- o transpotation and service industte. 6. teachere v _ s r 1. Normal work 2. Rctircd and L L L L L L L L L L . .2 reemployed 3. Long rest with illness 0 _________° _________ - 4. The enterprises stop pioducing" __ _ _ _ __ O r 3 1. Not married 2. Married 3. divorced 4. El LI El LI L L LI El L L _______ O 9spouse died 5. others O I X 1. Illegible and semi-illegible L LI EL L L LI E > 2. Primary school __ , _ 3. middle school 4. high school 5.college _ ____ o. Agricultural population O O O O O O O O [l O 0 o s; 2.non-agricultural population O 0 1. Han 2.Hui 3.Tujia 4. Miao 5..Mang O E El o o E El o o E - z 6.Menggu 7.Zhuang 8. others 0, _ n X ~~~~~~~~~~1. Male 2. Fcmale O El O O O O O O O ~~I_ _,~ .2 D _sI.Owner/head 2.spousc 3.parent O O O n o o o o o H E m b 4.grandparent 5.son/daughter 6. son in > > s o law/daughter in l aw 7. grandchildi 8 ____ I _ Number _1 C, r A. Questionnaire on Family Economic Condition (2) 2. Family property and living condition I .watchO(No.) 2.BicycleO 3.Eletric fan O 4.camera 0 5.Recorder/radioO 6.Washing machine 7.Black and white 8.Colour TVO 9.RefrigiratorO 10. tractorO 0 TVO I l.Motorcycle 8.VehicleO 13.electricity for living 14Water for living 15. House type O I)ensured 1) Piped water I ) One-story house 2) yes, but not ensured 2) Well water 2) Multi-story house 3) No 0 3) Pond/river water 0 0 House type Number Area (Square M) Years since being built Brick and tile 00 000 00 Bnck and wood 0O ° ° ° ° Soil and wood 00 00D0 ° ° Simple house 0O °OD ° ° 3.Income in 1999 of the family I 1. Agricultural 2.Non-agricultrural 3.1ncome from wages 4.other income from Operation income operation income 000000 Yuan non-production DOOOOOYuan OOOOCOYuan OOOOOOYuan 4. Family expense in 1999 I.Expense on agricultural 2.Expense on 3.Living expense 0 O 4.Other non-loan expense operation 0 D 0 0 0 C non-agricultural 0 0 CYuan O O O O O O Yuan Yuan operation OOOOOOYuan Signature of surveyor: Survey Date: B. Questionnaire on Public consultation and Suggestion B I The No. of people being questioned OOBI B2 Are you clear about the construction situation of expressway ? I)clear 2)not very clear 3)not clear 1 B2 B3 Do you agree to construct expressway? I )yes 2)no 3)not care OB3 B4 Who will be favored from the construction of expressway?(Allowed to choose more than one) A)country I )yes 2)no B)collective I )yes 2)no C)individual I)yes 2)no 1 B4a O B4b O B4c B5 Do you know the policy on the compensation for land acquisition and relocation ? l)yes 2)no ElB5 B6 Do you obey tl,e land acquisition, relocation and resettlement? I )yes 2)no B7 What suggestions do you have to the construction of expressway(Multi-choice is allowed) l B6 A)Greening highway l)yes 2)No B)Building noise barrier I )yes 2)no C) far from village l)yes 2)no O B7a D)setting more passage I )yes 2)no El B7b El B7c El B7d B8 Any demands on resettlement? (multi-choice is allowed) A)Provided with funds and to find the ways by myself I )yes 2)no El B8a B)Provided with enough land I )yes 2)no OlB18b C)Provided with employment opportunity I )yes 2)no OB18c Signature of surveyor: Survey date: C. Questionnaire on Social Economic Condition Add:------County-----Town(Street)------Village Year Item 1997 1998 1999 Remark Cl Total households C2 Total population C3 Social output value (10000 Yuan) Of which: C3a Industry C3b Agriculture C3cBuilding industry C3d Transportation C3e Business C4 Social laborer force Of which: C4a Primary industry C4b Secondary Industry C4c Tertiary Industry C5 Cultivatable land(Mu) Of which : CSa paddy(Mu) C5b dry land(Mu) C5c other(Mu) Sealed by surveyed unit: Signature of surveyor: Survey date: D. Questionnaire on land acquisition No 's - Type of Area of land Of highway center line Land acquired Station: Km M 1)left Code 2)right 01 O El O M.OEl K E 02 O El . K + 03 O ElOO K + 04 O Ol K + 05 El M . K + 06 E =l 0 K + 07 El El O K +== 08 O OO.l K + 09E KlEl o1 O K + I I E l K + 12 El G K + 13 E ElE. K + 14 El K + 15 El1 K + Type of lland acquisition 1 within the red line 2.Out of red line, but within the survey scope 3.temporary occupied Code 01 paddy 02 dry land 03 vegetable land 04waste land 05waste hill 06 forest land Land type 07 economic forest 08 pond 09 reservoir 10 housing land 11 ground 12 sugarcane Code No. 13 bamboo 14 water channel 15ditch 16 tomb 17 road 18 waterway 19 grain drying ground 20 other Remark Surveyor: Survey date: E. Questionnaire on building demolition and relocation No. Type Type of Of highway center line Of building Quantity Station: Km M 1) left M Code land 2) right 01 O 00 - 00 K + [00O 02 °° -0 K + 0 0000 03 0 00 K + 0000 04 0 0 K + O 0000 05 0 K + 0O 0 00OO 06 0 00 _ K + 0 0000 07 0 00 _ K + 0 0000 08 O 00 K + 0000 09 E 0 K + O 0 00OO 10 00 -e 0 +000 _~~~~~~~ + 12 0 00K + 0 0000 Land type L.within the red line 2.out of red line, within the survey scope 3. temporary occupied Code OlBrick and tile (m2) 02 Concrete, brick and tile (mi2) 03 Earth, brick and tile(m2) 04 Type of building stockyard(m2) 05 housing foundation(m2) 06 shelter(m) 07brick wall(m) 08 soil brick wall Code (m) 09 concrete grain drying ground(m2)10water well I ltomb) 12 brick and tile cave 1 3reinforced concrete house(m2) 14 pond 15 transformer house(m2) 16 methane generating pit 17 plants lower than 5cm 18 trees between 5cm-20cm 19 trees more than20cm 20 grown fruit tree 21 growing fruit trees 22 pine 23 cole 24 other 72 o> G r- Surveyor: Survey date: F. Questionnaire on demolition and relocation of power and telecom facilities Add: __ County (district) Town(Street) No. Type of Quantity Of highway Measures to Unit of power and Station: Km m center line resolve ownership telecom I )left I )relocated facilities 2)right M 2)raise higher 3)embedded = __/z K+ =/ __K+ __IK+ __/K+ A |_/ | K+ _/~K = __ ~~_/_I= _ _/ K+ = __ _/ K+ __ _/ K+ _/~K __ _/ K+ _/ ~K+ _I ~K+ _/~K / ~K+ F; 01 wood pole 02 Reinforced concrete pole 03 steel wire support 04 wood power line 05. 0.50 h - -0.1 Imillion volt Power line(m) 06 0.11-0.01 million volt power line ( m) 07 10000-3.80 volt power line(m) 08 ir 380-220volt power line(m) 09 power line below 220 volt 10 transformer II telecom line(m) 12telecom cable (m) 13 other Surveyor: Survey date: Signature of power and telecom authorities: G. Questionnaire on status of enterprises and institutions Add: County(District) Town(Street) Village 1 General condition GI Name (whole name) G2Unit type Imore than county level 2.town level 3.village level 4.individual G3 Ownership IState 2)collective 3)individual 4)other(indicated) G4 Staff on post(number)umb G5 Retired staff G6 Wages for month (Yuan)_ G7 Area of real estate (m22) G8 Replacement price of real estate-(Yuan)_ G9 Value of fLxed assets at the end of 1999 G10 Revenue from product sale in 1999 GI I Gross profit in 1999 - . Affected condition G12 Affected degree I)all removed 2)part removed 3)no removal G6 3 amount of demolition and relocation type/ Structure Area replacement And facilities to be Cost for facilities function Quantity price relocated? relocation G14 If it is needed to stop production, please indicate the loss due to stopping production Notes: please describe in detail the above items, of which: 1 )Type and function refer to the function of the building to be removed, e.g. factory housing, water tower, etc. 2)Structure refers to the structure of buildings to be removed, e.g. fiame, brick and concrete 3)If there are any special conditions, please specify it in a attached page. Sealed by the unit(signature of director): Signature of surveyor: Survey date: H. Questionnaire on special poor households that affected Add: County(District) Town(Street) Village Name of the owner Condition description Sealed by Civil Administration: Signature of surveyor: Survey date: Appendix :3 Resettlement Information Booklet on World Bank Financed Taigan Expressway Head of household/name of unit: The major communications project of Jiangxi province during the Ninth Five Years period- the World Bank financed Taigan Expressway may pass the area in which your household or unit is situated. We now provide you with this booklet in order to make you familiar with the general condition of the project, the laws on land acquisition, resettlement and the affected quantity of your household/unit. 1. Description of the project Ganyue Expressway, one of the major south-north passage of Jiangxi province, is an important component of the "Big Cross", the main highway skeleton of the province. The expressway originates from the north at Changjiang large bridge in Jiujiang, passing Lushan District of Jiujiang city, Jiujiang county, Yongxiu county, suburban of Nanchang city, Xinjian county and Fengchen city, Zhangshu city of Yuchun prefecture, Xiajiang county, ,Ji'shui county, Taihe county, Shuichuan county of Ji'an prefecture, and Nankang city, Zhanggong District of Ganzhou city and connects with Guangdong province at Yezhutang of Dingnan county. The total length of the Expressway is 650 KM. Taihe-Ganzhou section of Ganyue Expressway (Herein refer to Taigan Expressway, with the length of 128.1 KM in total, is a project financed by the World Bank. The main route starts at Mmashi town in Taihe county of Ji'an prefecture, passing Xilong town of Taihe county, Lutang town, Lutian town, Guijiang town of Wan'an county, Bizhou town, Jingshi town, Meijiang town, Quanjiang town, Taipirig town, Herngshi town, Mashi town, Shibatang town, Neichao town, Pingtian town, Sanjiang town, Taiwu town, Longling town and Jingji town of Nankang city. Along the route, 3 interconnectinIg highways will be built. The project is planned to begin the construction in November 2001 and will be completed in 2005. The construction of the project is of great significance to the national economy and social development of the province and even of the whole country. It will great improve the highway overall layout of the province and promote the overall economic development along the route. 2. Laws and regulations on land acquisition and resettlement compensation rate and purpose of resettlement. (1) Laws and regulations * "Land Administration Laws of people's Republic of China (LAL)" * "Implementation Regulation of LAL" * "Implementation Measures of LAL of Jiangxi province" (2) Compensation policy on land acquisition and resettlement Category Compensation Rate 1. Permanent acquired and occupied land 2. Temporary occupied land 3. Young crops 4. Resettlement Compensated Yuan for resettlement of per agricultural person compensation 5. House Brick-concrete Yuan/rm2, brick-timber Yuan/ m2, earth-timber Yuan/ m2, simple house Yuan! m2, and compensated with some removal fee and fee for work time loss 6. Attached things Ground Yuan/ M2 , Well Yuan/each, wall Yuan/m, tomb Yuan/each, big timber tree Yuan/each, small timber tree Yuan/each, tree with fruit Yuan/each, tree without fruit Yuan/each 7. Specific infrastructure Be compensated according to the replacement price or consulting price The compensation rates are determined based on broad social economic survey, in line with the World Bank's principles regarding involuntary resettlement and with the purpose to rehabilitate and improve the living standard of PAPs as soon as possible. (3).Purpose of resettlement The resettlement purpose is to improve the living and producing level of PAPs, to compensate PAPs with replacement price and ensure the living of PAPs will be adjusted and rehabilitated after the land adjustment. 3. Predicted time for the implementation of the project Item Timing Announcement of land acquisition and resettlement 2001.2 Funds disbursement 2001.2-2001.5 Land acquisition and resettlement 2001.2-2001.5 Preparation for engineering 2001.5-2001.11 Engineering construction 2001.11-2005.3 4. Rights and obligations of PAPs (1) Rights of PAPs Appeal and suggest to RO of village, county, prefecture/city and the province level by level. The issue include: basic compensation quantity, compensation rates, time for funds disbursement, selection of house relocation sites. The ROs at all levels shall reply the appeal within 15 days from the day receiving the appeal of PAPs or the ROs at the lower level (2) Obligations of PAPs. ' Shall not disturb and block the construction project of the country. ' Shall not build new building on the survey scope after the resettlement survey, otherwise, the building will not be compensated. * Shall demolish the building in the right of way by themselves. 5. Assistance to vulnerable groups The vulnerable groups will get the following assistance: * Funds assistance The village will give some subsidy to them during house relocation. * Laborer assistance The village/group will provide laborer assistance during house relocation. * Exempt or reduce the obligation work day of laborer in the year * The priority of selecting house relocation site and the position of re-allocated cultivated land. 6. Resettlement Organizations Organization at province level Project Resettlement Office of the World Bank Loan Project Office of JPCD Organization at prefecture/city level Ji'an Prefecture Resettlement Office of the World Bank Financed Taigan Expressway Ganzhou C(ity Resettlement Office of the World Bank Loan Project Office of JPCD Organization at county level Taihe County Resettlement Office of the World Bank Financed Taigan Expressway Wan'an County Resettlement Office of the World Bank Financed Taigan Expressway Shuichuan County Resettlement Office of the World Bank Financed Taigan Expressway Nankang City Resettlement Office of the World Bank Financed Taigan Expressway Zhanggong District Resettlement Office of the World Bank Financed Taigan Expressway 7. Affected condition The affected conditions are presented in the appendixes, if the data is changed during the detailed survey or construction period, the change will be informed separately. 8. Explanation right of the booklet The explanation right of the booklet belongs to the Project Resettlement Office of the World Bank Loan Project Office of JPCD Thank you for supporting the country's major construction project. Project Resettlement Office of the World Bank Loan Project Office of JPCD Appendix 4 Terms of Reference for Monitoring Resettlement Activities Second Jiangxi Provincial Highways Project Introduction 1. The Second Jiangxi Provincial Highways Project will change or adversely affect the living standards of people conducting economic activities within the right of way. To ensure that the project affected persons (PAPs) maintain or improve their current standard of living, the World Bank Loan Project Office (WBLPO) has prepared a Resettlement Action Plan (RAP). The RAP sets the standards on the basis of which PAPs will be rehabilitated. In order to minimize the difference between the implementation and the resettlement policy, the RAP will be implemented by Resettlement offices of the affected cities and counties under the direction of the Provincial Resettlement (PRO) of the WBLPO. The effectiveness and influence of the RAP implementation will be intemally monitored by the PRO. WBLPO has also contracted the services of the City and Population Research Institute (CPRI) of Jiangxi Normal University and the Population Research Institute (PRI) of Wuhan University to act as the Independent Monitoring Organization (IMO) to monitor and assist the responsible resettlement organizations in achieving the objectives of the RAP as well as to ensure that the PAPs take an active part in the process of their own rehabilitation. 2. These terms of Reference outlines the resettlement monitoring work to be undertaken by the PRO and the IMO as agreed by both parties and reflected in the RAP. Scope of Work: Internal Monitoring 3.Internal Monitoring of the complete resettlement organization will be undertaken by the PRO to ensure that all the responsible units follow the schedule and comply with the principles of the RAP. The purpose of this monitoring mechanism is to maintain the satisfactory functioning of the resettlement organization during the implementation. 4. PRO will develop an internal monitoring framework to supervise resettlement activities by employing the database of the PAPs and their assets as the basis of the framework. PRO will maintain the database and monitor the progress in resettlement preparation and implementation through a 100% monitoring of the activities with the assistance of City and County Resettlement Offices (CIROs and COROs). 5. Relevant sections of the database will be shared with the CIROs and COROs. During the preparation of RAP the staff of CIROs and COROs will be trained in the use of the data and their offices will be equipped with necessary equipment to process the data. 6. During the implementation, CIROs and COROs will record implementation information on individuals, households and units on formats prepared for monitoring and deliver the record of the current activity (in electronic form) to the PRO. In this way a continuous monitoring will be maintained. The PRO will conduct periodic supervision of resettlement at the village and township level (and covering all townships) to verify the reported progress on a random basis. 7. Indicators to be monitored: PRO will be responsible to monitor the following indicators. * Payment of compensation to the PAPs/units * Allotment of house plots. * Reconstruction of private housing. * Relocation of the PAPs * Land readjustment for the PAPs losing land * Provision of employment to surplus labor and evaluation on the adequacy of employment in terms of security, public health, skill levels and incomes. * Rehabilitation of the vulnerable groups. * Rehabilitation of infrastructure and public buildings. * Restoration of affected enterprises and replacement of jobs of the surplus labor of those enterprises. * Scheduling of the above. * Conformity of the above with the provisions of the RAP and O.D. 4.30. * Adequacy participation of (and consultation with) the PAPs during implementation. * Staffing, training, work schedule and effectiveness of local Resettlement Offices. Scope of Work: Independent Monitoring 8. In addition to internal monitoring, the IMO will undertake the Independent Monitoring of the resettlement component to observe i) the functioning of the resettlement network including the PRO; and ii) the adjustment of the PAP to their new lifestyles. The IMO will be responsible to conduct evaluation of the implementation process and the measurement of the standards of living of the PAPs. 9. The purpose of independent monitoring is to provide an evaluation of resettlement by an organization independent from government administrative department, look at the overall implementation from a broader and long - term point of view. The IMO will follow the resettlement activity to evaluate whether the goals of resettlement are achieved through i) the application of the Laws of PRC pertaining to resettlement; ii) compliance with the principles of the World Bank's Operational Directive O.D.4.30 ON involuntary Resettlement; and iii) an improvement in the standards of living of the PAPs or at least maintaining the pre-project levels of well-being. 10 Responsibilities of the IMO: IMO will act as an independent advisor to the project and the PRO in evaluating the resettlement performance and suggesting alternative courses of action in case problems are anticipated in the achievement of the stated goals of the RAP. Especially the IMO will undertake the following activities listed in this section. 11. Separate interviews with the PAPs and observational methods will also be utilized to supplement and guide the structured interview format. The IMO should facilitate the participation of the PAPs in the resettlement process through monitoring the resettlement consultation. 12. Public Consultation: IMO will participate in public consultation meetings held at the village and town level on a regular basis. By monitoring these meetings IMO will evaluate the effectiveness of the PAPs participation, and the incorporation of the PAPs concerns into the RAP and its implementation. IMO will also consult with the PAPs to understand the knowledge, inclination and the wishes of the PAPs in restoring their livelihoods and report its findings to the PRO. These activities will continue before during and after the implementation of resettlement. 13. Grievance Issues: IMO will regularly visit the affected sites and inquire about the grievance issues by checking the contents of written grievances and also by interviewing the PAPs. Effectiveness of the grievance resolution framework will be constantly monitored, and if necessaly, suggestions, will be made for possible changes in the procedures to make the process more effective. 14. Other Responsibilities: IMO will also advise the PRO during the preparation and implementation of the RAP, preparation of village level implementation plans for the use land-compensation funds, and monitor the following indicators: * Payment of compensation and its standards; * Land readjustment; * Preparation and adequacy of resettlement location; * House construction; - Resettlement of the PAPs; * Provision of enterprise employment, its adequacy and income levels; Training; * Rehabilitation of the vulnerable groups; * Infrastructure relocation; * Enterprise relocation, compensation and its adequacy; * Compensation of lost assets, * Compensation for lost work time; * Transition allowances; * Scheduling of the above (whenever applicable); * Organization of the resettlement network; Staffing 15. The PRO will be staffed with a director responsible only for resettlement issues related to the highway projects. The director should have experience in resettlement work and have authority to coordinate among different departments and offices involved in resettlement work. The PRO should employ an adequate number of staff knowledgeable in data processing, resettlement, social issues and capable to carry out their responsibilities. 16. The IMO director should have at least five years experience in population surveys. The organizations should have experience in participatory methods, data management, and statistical analysis as well as experience in qualitative surveys. Reporting 17. Intemal and Independent Monitoring will be regularly conducted during the project. During the implementation of resettlement, WBLPO will report the results of both monitoring activities to the World Bank on a semi-annual basis (or more frequently) starting July, 2000. After the completion of implementation Independent Monitoring on living standards of the PAPs and the Intemal Monitoring on remaining resettlement issues will be reported annually (by January 31 of each year).