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World Bank Document RP174V. 5 April 1, 2003 Public Disclosure Authorized Resettlement Action Plan of Guangdong Component of IWW4 Public Disclosure Authorized Project of China Public Disclosure Authorized Guangdong Provincial Waterway Bureau Guangzhou Academy of Social Sciences April 1, 2003 Public Disclosure Authorized Compiling Consultants of the RAP Mai Zhiquan Director of Guangdong Provincial Waterway Bureau Li Minghua Director of Guangzhou Academy of Social Sciences Compilers Chen Zhichao Deputy director of Guangdong Provincial Waterway Bureau Mai Junjie Chief of the Planning office of Guangdong Provincial Waterway Bureau Xiao Youji Director of the project office of Guangdong Provincial Waterway Bureau Jia Yunping Vice research fellow of Guangzhou Academy of Social Sciences Li Dahua Research fellow, doctor of Guangzhou Academy of Social Sciences Liu Mengqing Vice research fellow of Guangzhou Academy of Social Sciences Li Yan Doctor of Guangzhou Academy of Social Sciences Miao Xingzhuang Vice research fellow of Guangzhou Academy of Social Sciences Wu Weijiang Planning office of Guangdong Provincial Waterway Bureau Chen Weibin Project office of Guangdong Provincial Waterway Bureau Integrators Xiao Youji Jia Yunping Contents 1 General Information about the Project 1.1 Background of the Project 1.2 General Situation of the Project 1.3 Regions Benefiting from the Project 1.4 Measures for Reducing Impacts of Migration and of the Project 1.4.1 Measures adopted in Lao-long-hu Works 1.4.2 Measures adopted in Xiniu Complex 1.5 Project Organizations and Preparation for Resettlement Action Plan 1.5.1 Project Organizations 1.5.2 Preparation for Resettlement Action Plan 2 Economy of Regions Involved in the Project 2.1 Natural and Social Economic Background of Regions Involved in the Project 2.2 Socioeconomic Situation of Towns to Be Impacted by the Project 2.3 Socioeconomic Situation of Villages to Be Impacted by the Project 2.4 Economic Situation of the Rural Households to Be Impacted by the project 2.4.1 Distribution of Samples in the Survey of Social Impact on Households 2.4.2 Livelihood and Family Life of the Households Impacted by the Project 2.4.3 Condition of Residence 2.4.4 Domestic Economy of the Affected Households: Type, Mode and Scale 2.4.5 Households Property, Income and Expenditure 2.5 The Vulnerable Rural Households 2.5.1 Conditions of the Households with Lower Income and Fewer Properties 2.5.2 Households with Members Lost Work Ability 3 Impact of the Project 3.1 Scope under the Impacts of Land Acquisition in the Project 3.1.1 Scope under the Impacts 3.1.2 Contents of the Impacts (Substantial Indexes) 3.2 Land Acquisition in the Project 3.2.1 Property Rights and Operating Mode of Lands to Be Acquired 3.2.2 Description of the Operating Situation of Lands to Be Acquired 3.2.3 Quantity of Lands to Be Acquired in the Project 3.3 Lands Used Temporarily 3.3.1 Quantity of Lands Used Temporarily 3.3.2 Description of Lands Used Temporarily 3.4 Impacts of Lands Usage in the Project on Rural Economy 3.5 Impacts of Land Acquisition on Households' Revenue 3.5.1 (no title) 3.5.2 Decrease in Households' Revenue Caused by Land Acquisition 3.6 Impacts of Construction of the Project on Public Establishments 3.6.1 Bridges 3.6.2 Cables and Telephone Lines 3.6.3 Buildings along River Sides 3.7 Impacts of the Project on Stoneyards Brickyards and Dockyards 4 Legitimate Framework 4.1 the Legitimate Framework of Resettlement Policy 4.2 The Land Acquisition Policy Applicable to this Project 4.3 Compensation Rate 4.4 Resettlement Objective and Principle 5 Estimation of Compensation Cost 5.1 Compensation Standards for Land Acquisition 5.2 Cost for Land Acquisition 5.2.1 Basic Land Acquisition Cost 5.2.2 Compensation for Green Crops 5.3 Tax of Land Acquisition 5.4 Cost of Land Used Temporarily 5.5 Expenses for Monitoring 5.6 Estimation of Total Expenses for Land Acquisition 5.7 Outflow of Funds 6 Action Plan for Settlement and Recovery 6.1 Basis, Characteristics and Essential Measures in Action Plan for Settlement and Recovery 6.1.1 Characteristics of Local Labor Forces' Employment 6.1.2 Compensation Demands from Who Will Be Influenced and Forming of Settlement Plan 2 6.1.3 Characteristics of Settlement Plan in this Project and Essential Measures 6.2 Settlement Measures for Farmers of Land Acquisition in Rural Areas 6.2.1 Settlement for Farmners of Paddy Field Acquisition in Longquan Village 6.2.2 Settlement for Farmers of Paddy Field Acquisition in Wangshan Village 6.2.3 Settlement for Farmers of Fishpond Acquisition in Longquan, Wangshan and Dongcheng Village 6.2.4 Settlement for Farmers of Land Acquisition in Zhengnan, Yuzui and Dongling Village 6.2.5 Settlement for Farmers of Land Acquisition in Xiaowan Village 6.2.6 Settlement for Farmers of Land Acquisition in Xilian Village 6.3 Measures for Recovery of Rural Economy 6.3.1 Measures for Recovery of Rural Economy in Longquan Village (Investment Plan) 6.3.2 Measures for Recovery of Rural Economy in Wangshan Village 6.3.3 Measures for Recovery of Rural Economy in Dongcheng Village 6.3.4 Measures for Recovery of Rural Economy in Xilian Village 6.3.5 Measures for Recovery of Rural Economy in Xiaowan Village 6.4 Measures for Recovery of Economy in Villages Whose Land Rent for Discharging Mud. 6.4.1 Economic Compensation for and Distribution of Land Used for Discharging Mud in these Villages 6.4.2 Land Used for Discharging Mud in These Villages Will Be Refit and Recovered as Cultivatable Lands 6.5 Measures for Settling Farmers Whose Land Used Temporarily for Construction 6.5.1 Economic Compensation for Land Temporarily Rent 6.5.2 Measures for Recovering Cultivation in Land Temporarily Used 6.6 Measures for Settling Vulnerable Groups 6.7 Women and Protection of Their Rights and Interests 6.8 Monitoring the Use of Compensation Funds for Land Acquisition 6.9 Recovery of Other Facilities 6.9.1 Reconstruction of Bridges 6.9.2 Moving and Reconstruction of Cables and Telephone Lines 6.9.3 Recovery and Reconstruction of Building along River 6.9.4 Compensation for Loss from Shutout of Stoneyards and Brickyards 3 6.9.5 Reduction in Impacts on Niuetan Dock 6.9.6 Eradication of Impacts on Shipping Business Owners 6.9.7 Maintenance on Diversion, Drainage and Irrigation Facilities Which Don't Need to Be Moved and Rebuilt 6.9.8 Guarantee for Production in Baitu Dockyard 6.10 Implementation Plan for Settling Migrants 7 Organization Structure 7.1 The Responsible Organizations of the Planning, Management, Implementation, and Monitoring of the Project Resettlement 7.2 Liabilities 7.2.1 Resettlement team of World Bank Financial O'ffice of Guangdong Provincial Waterway Bureau 7.2.2 Xinhui City and Yingde City Resettlement Offices 7.2.3 Resettlement Offices of Muzhou, Gujing, Xiniu, and Hanguang Towns 7.2.4 Village Administrations 7.2.5 Survey Design Organization (Guangzhou Academy of Social Sciences) 7.2.6 Independent Monitoring Organization (Guangzhou Academy of Social Sciences) 7.3 Staffing 7.4 The Institutional Strengthening Measures 8 Participation and Negotiation 8.1 The Purposes of the Public Participation and Negotiation 8.2 The Objects of Public Participation and the Organization 8.2.1 The Organization of Public Participation 8.2.2 Participation of the PAPs in the Negotiation 8.3 The Mechanism and Plan of Negotiation 8.3.1. Project Planning Stage 8.3.2. Project Preparation Stage 8.3.3. Project Implementation Stage 9 Complaints and Appeals 9.1 The Organization Receiving Complaints and Appeals 9.2 Complaint Channels 9.2.1 Ordinary Complaint Channels 4 9.2.2 Further Complaint Channels 9.2.3 Extensive Complaint Channels 9.2.4 Lawsuit 9.3 Experience and Study 10 Monitoring 10.1 Internal Monitoring and Checking 10.1 .1 Implementation Procedures 10.1.2 Monitoring Contents 10.1.3 Staff 10.1.4 Objectives and Liabilities 10.2 Independent Monitoring 10.2.1 Organization 10.2.2 Liabilities 10.2.3 The Timetable of Independent Monitoring Office 10.2.4 The Frequency and Reporting of the Independent Monitoring 11 Rights Matrix Appendix 1. Line Map of the Social Impacts Survey about Lao-long-hu Waterway Works 2. Line Map of the Social Impacts Survey about Xiniu Complex on Liangjiang River 3. Area of Cultivated Land in Muzhou and Gujin Town 4. Area of Cultivated Land in Every Village in Xiniu Town 5. Production Situation of Fish Culture in Muzhou and Gujin Town 6. Situation of Grass Root Organizations in Muzhou and Gujin Town 7. Situation of Grass Root Organizations in Every Village in Xiniu Town 8. Syllabus of Interviewing on Social Impacts 9 Questionnaire Used in Surveying Residents' Situation to Be Affected by the Guangdong Component of IWW4 Project of China 5 1 General Information about the Project Guangdong Component of IWW4 Project of China consists of three sub-projects, and they are: Lao-long-hu Waterway Regulation Works, Xiniu Navigation Complex on Lianjiang River and Waterway Regulation Works on middle reaches of the Beijiang River (from Shaoguan to Zhongyuan). 1.1 Background of the Project To build waterways network in Pearl River Delta (PRD) and waterways in mountain areas is to meet the strategic demands of CPC Guangdong Committee and Guangdong Provincial Government to take the lead in realizing modernization in PRD regions and to accelerate economic development from east to west and from south to north. During the period of the eighth and ninth five-year plan, waterways network in PRD with the major waterway channel on Xijiang River as the principal axis was emphasized for construction.
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