11 Resettlement Implementation Schedule

RP554

The World Bank Financed Guiyang Transport Project Public Disclosure Authorized

Public Disclosure Authorized

Resettlement Action Plan

Public Disclosure Authorized

The World Bank Financed Guiyang Transport Project Office

Public Disclosure Authorized Feburary 2007

Content

1 Project Overview ······························································································· 1 1-1 Composition of the Project ············································································ 1 1-1-1 Urban road construction ········································································· 1 1-1-2 Rural road construction ·········································································· 3 1-1-3 Rural passenger station construction ······················································ 4 1-2 Affected areas and benefited areas ······························································· 5 1-3 Socioeconomic status of the affected areas··················································· 9 1-4 Measures taken to minimize land acquisition ················································11 1-5 Procedures and schedules for approval························································13 2 Project Impacts Analysis··················································································15 2-1 Definition of project impacts ·········································································15 2-2 Socioeconomic survey ·················································································17 2-3 General information about land acquisition ···················································18 2-4 Impacts analysis for rural roads····································································20 2-4-1 Determination of impact scope for rural roads ········································20 2-4-2 Types and amount of land acquisition for rural roads······························21 2-4-3 Type and amount of relocated houses for rural roads ·····························22 2-4-4 Affected enterprises and institutions·······················································23 2-4-5 Temporary land acquisition ····································································23 2-5 Impact analysis for rural passenger station···················································24 2-5-1 Type and amount of land acquisition for rural passenger stations············24 2-5-2 Type and amount of relocated buildings ·················································25 2-5-3 Affected enterprises and institutions·······················································26 2-6 Impact analysis for urban road ·····································································26 2-6-1 Type and amount of land acquisition ······················································26 2-6-2 Type and amount of relocated dwelling houses ······································26 2-6-3 Affected shops ······················································································27 2-6-4 Houses of enterprises and institutions affected by urban road ················28 2-7 Affected vulnerable groups···········································································29 2-8 Gender impact assessment··········································································29 2-9 Affected infrastructure··················································································31 3 Resettlement Policy Framework ······································································34 3-1 National laws and policies on resettlement ···················································34 3-1-1 Major relevant laws and policies on resettlement····································34 3-1-2 Abstract of laws and policies on land acquisition and relocation··············35 3-2 World Bank policies on involuntary resettlement ···········································46 3-3 Adopted resettlement policies ······································································47

3-3-1 Compensation policy for house relocation ··············································47 3-3-2 Compensation policy for land acquisition ···············································49 3-3-3 Resettlement Policies for Affected Persons ············································50 3-3-4 Resettlement policies for agricultural population·····································50 3-3-5 Resettlement policy for affected shop or enterprise ································51 3-3-6 Resettlement policies for the vulnerable groups ·····································51 3-3-7 Public consultation and information disclosure ·······································52 4 Compensation Rates ························································································53 4-1 Compensation rates of land acquisition ························································53 4-1-1 Land compensation ···············································································53 4-1-2 Resettlement subsidies ·········································································55 4-1-3 Compensation for the attachments and young crops·······························55 4-1-4 Paying Taxes to the Government ···························································56 4-2 Compensation rate for house relocation ·······················································57 4-2-1 Compensation rate for of rural house relocation ·····································58 4-2-2 Compensation rate for urban house relocation ·······································58 4-3 Compensation rates for attachments to the ground ·······································60 4-4 Compensation rate for transition and removal···············································61 4-5 Compensation rate of affected infrastructures···············································62 5 Income Restoration Plan··················································································63 5-1 Land acquisition impact ratio········································································63 5-2 Resettlement principles················································································65 5-3 Agricultural population resettlement plan ······················································65 5-3-1 The number of agricultural population needed to be resettled ·················65 5-3-2 Resettlement options for agricultural population ·····································66 5-3-3 Resettlement measures for agricultural population ·································68 5-4 Resettlement for rural household relocation··················································73 5-4-1 Resettlement options for rural household relocation ·······························73 5-4-2 Compensation for Rural Houses ····························································74 5-4-3 House site selection ··············································································74 5-4-4 Schedule arrangement for house relocation ···········································75 5-5 Resettlement of Relocation Households in "Villages in City"··························76 5-6 Resettlement for urban households ······························································78 5-7 Resettlement for affected shops ···································································81 5-8 Resettlement for affected enterprises and institutions ···································83 5-9 Restoration measures for the vulnerable groups ···········································86 5-9-1 Resettlement principles for vulnerable groups ········································86 5-9-2 Definition of the vulnerable groups·························································86 5-9-3 Restoration measures for vulnerable groups ··········································87 5-10 Restoration measures for women livelihood················································88 5-11 Affected public facilities rehabilitation ·························································89

6 Budget and Fund Management ········································································90 6-1 Resettlement budget····················································································90 6-2 Resettlement fund management···································································91 7 Resettlement Organizations·············································································95 7-1 Resettlement organizations network·····························································95 7-2 Responsibilities of all resettlement organizations··········································95 7-2-1 Project leading group ············································································95 7-2-2 Project Management Office····································································96 7-2-3 Project Resettlement Office ···································································97 7-2-4 Resettlement Office at every districts (counties)·····································98 7-2-5 Resettlement Group at township level ····················································98 7-2-6 Village committee (or residence committee) ···········································98 7-2-7 Design Organization··············································································99 7-2-8 Independent monitoring organization ·····················································99 7-3 Organization staff and equipment·································································99 7-4 Training of staff··························································································100 7-5 Measures to strengthen organization capabilities········································101 8 Public Consultation························································································103 8-1 Main methods for public consultation··························································103 8-2 Public consultation plan ·············································································105 8-2-1 Completed public consultation ·····························································105 8-2-2 Public consultation plan·······································································107 8-3 Consultation approaches at implementation stage ······································108 8-4 Role of IMO in the consultation ··································································108 9 Grievances and Appeals ················································································110 9-1 Methods to collect grievance and complaint················································110 9-2 Procedures for complaints and appeals ······················································ 111 9-3 Principles to deal with grievances and complaints······································· 111 9-4 Contents and measures of reply·································································112 9-4-1 Contents of reply·················································································112 9-4-2 Measures to reply················································································112 9-5 Complaint and appeal resolution reporting··················································113 10 Monitoring and Evaluation ···········································································114 10-1 Internal monitoring···················································································114 10-1-1 Purpose of internal monitoring ···························································114 10-1-2 Internal monitoring implementation procedures ··································114 10-1-3 Contents of internal monitoring ··························································115 10-1-4 Internal monitoring methods·······························································118 10-1-5 Internal monitoring report···································································119 10-2 External monitoring··················································································119 10-2-1 The objectives of external monitoring·················································120

10-2-2 External monitoring organization························································120 10-2-3 Work scope of IMO············································································120 10-2-4 Monitoring and evaluation measures··················································121 10-2-5 Main indicators to be monitored and evaluated···································122 10-2-6 Monitoring and evaluation content······················································123 10-2-7 Reporting system of external monitoring ············································126 11 Resettlement Implementation Schedule·······················································127 11-1 Resettlement schedule matrix···································································127 11-2 Resettlement schedule arrangement·························································127 12 Entitlement Matrix ························································································130 13 Appendixes···································································································132 Appendix i each village's land acquisition by rural road subproject····················132 Appendix ii the amount of land acquisition by each rural roads ·························136 Appendix iii the type and amount of house demolition by rural roads·················137 Appendix IV the amount of house demolition by each rural roads······················140 Appendix v the list of the vulnerable families ····················································141 Appendix VI the impact ratio of land acquisition for each village························144 Appendix Vii the number of resettled agricultural population ·····························148

1 Project Overview

1-1 Composition of the Project

Guiyang Transport Project consists of three main parts: first, build an urban road

(Youzha Street to Xiaobi Township, abbr. Youxiao Road); second, rebuild or newly build 44 rural roads; third, build 46 rural passenger stations. The composition of the projects is shown in the following Figure 1-1.

Guiyang Transport Project

Urban Road Rural Road Rural Passenger Satation

Construction Construction Construction

(One urban road) (44 rural roads) (46 rural passenger stations)

Yunguan Township Wudang District：4 rural roads Wudang District: 8 satations of Nanming District: Huaxi District：2 rural roads Huaxi District: 11 satations You-xiao Road Baiyun District：1 rural road Xifeng County: 4 satations (Youzha Street- Xifeng County：8 rural roads Kaiyang County: 9 satations Xiaobi Township) Kaiyang County:10 rural roads Xiuwen County: 5 satations Xiwen County: 8 rural roads Qingzhen City: 9 satations Qingzhen City: 11 rural roads

Figure 1-1. Composition of Guiyang Transport Project

1-1-1 Urban road construction

The urban road to be built in the project (Youxiao Road) is the connecting line between Guiyang Downtown and Longdongbao Area with export function. The

1 construction of Youxiao Road will greatly reduce the transport time between Guiyang

Downtown and Longdongbao Area and promote the economic development of

Longdongbao Area.

Longdongbao Area is in the east of Guiyang urban area and 7km away from

Guiyang central urban area. It is the east exit of Guiyang City. Moreover,

Longdongbao Airport is the distributing center of aviation passenger transport, aviation freight transport and aviation information of Guiyang with geographic importance. However, by now, there are only three roads to connect Longdongbao

Area and Guiyang Central Urban Area: the first is the Airport Road, the second is 321

National Highway, and the third is Yuanlin Road through the Forest Park. Except the

Airport Road, other road surfaces are seriously broken, road grade and technical standard are low, and all the roads connecting the central urban area and

Longdongbao Area are payable. Since Longdongbao Area has been limited by the transport bottleneck for a long time, its urban infrastructure construction and economic development lag behind. Though it is not far away from Guiyang Downtown, its social and economic development level is inferior to the latter.

According to the master planning, Longdongbao Area will become an important part of Guiyang Urban Area, a comprehensive zone mainly featuring airport and supporting facilities and supplemented with residence and sports equipment, as well as the location of Nanming District Administration Center. Longdongbao Area has planned urban construction land of 13.6km2 and planned population of 78,000. After

Youxiao Road is completed, an express channel between Longdongbao Area and

Guiyang Central Urban Area will be built so as to attract capital and population to be reasonably distributed to Longdongbao Area and promote the development of

Longdongbao Area. At the same time, in the Guiyang transport network, Longdongbao

Area north connects the Northeast Freeway around the south connects Southwest

Ring and Southwest Freeway around the city; the Airport Freeway goes through the northeast of the area; it is the starting point of “Guixin Freeway”. The construction of

Youxiao Road will further perfect the access to the sea of Guiyang and the whole

Southwest China.

On the basis of careful comparison and selection for Coaxial Road Plan, the starting point finally is determined at the intersection point of Shinan Road, Baoshan

Road and Youzha Street. Youxiao Road goes through the planned East Road of

2 Central Ring, through the Forest Park, goes out of the tunnel from the north of the

Party School of CPC Municipal Committee, over the Yuliang River, goes through

Xingzheng Road of Longdongbao, and finally connects with the Southwest Ring being built. The entire road covers 6592.577m (the expressway is 2489.131m long and the classⅠurban arterial road is 4103.446m long), including 371.7m of bridges and

1735m of tunnels. After the urban road is accomplished, the transit time between

Longdongbao Area and Guiyang Central Urban Area will reduce from the original 30 minutes to 8 minutes.

1-1-2 Rural road construction

The rural road construction in the project mainly includes rebuilding or newly building 44 rural roads with overall main line of 668km and overall branch line of

248km. In which, 7 rural roads are built according to Class 3 Highway with roadbed width of 7.5m; the left 37 rural roads are all built according to Class 4 Highway with roadbed width of 6.5m. The affected Districts, counties (cities), starting points and ending points of rural roads are listed in the following Table 1-1.

The rural roads in the project are distributed in the rural area of 7 districts

(counties) of Guiyang City. At present, in these rural areas, the roads are too narrow, the road rank is very low, the transport network is very unreasonable and some rural roads are dead end ones. In recently years, these areas develop fast, the transport of persons and materials between different areas increases obviously and the transport volume of these rural areas rises dramatically so that the current rural roads cannot meet the demands of the local residents. As an important part of Guiyang Urban and

Rural Road Network Construction and Reconstruction Project, the project will optimize the road layout of Guiyang City, promote urban and rural road network, and solve the problems of narrow road, low road rank and insufficient transport capacity, etc. In addition, lots of Han Nationality, Miao Nationality and Buyi Nationality live together along the road of the project, and many people are still poor. Rural road construction will greatly improve the transport conditions in these areas, facilitate the transport of the local residents, promote social and economic development of these areas and enhance the income of the local residents. Furthermore, the project construction is also crucial to mitigate poverty, promote the development of ethnic minority regions and build socialist new countryside.

Table 1-1 the composition of rural roads

Length of Width of Length of District No Road name main line main line Class branch line Remark (County) （Km）（m）（km） 1 Damu-Xinchang Xiuwen 26.259 6.5 4 20 Cross Wudang 2 Xinzhong-Wulaoshan-Zhongming Xiuwen 17.107 6.5 4 10 3 Nanlong-Luowanghe Kaiyang 15.640 6.5 4 6 4 Liwo-Qibai Qingzhen 18.082 6.5 4 13 5 Yongwen Township-Liangloukou Kaiyang 17.639 6.5 4 0 6 Liming-Chashan Qingzhen 13.747 6.5 4 7 7 Guangtian-Hejiadong Xiuwen 14.160 7.5 3 10 8 Xiaoqing-Qingshan Xifeng 18.929 7.5 3 12 Cross Xiuwen 9 Maoping-Xinshan Kaiyang 15.774 6.5 4 7 10 Maolishan-Qingshan Qingzhen 4.486 6.5 4 10 11 Zhuhua-Xinchang-Huguang Xifeng 17.185 6.5 4 14 12 Xiaohegou-Shuikou Xiuwen 28.622 7.5 3 10 6.015 6.5 4 0 13 Zhaiji-Xinshan Kaiyang 2 bridges 21.200 7.5 3 21 14 Maiping-Machang Huaxi 13.819 6.5 4 0 15 Gaojiaba-Zhongjiaping-Jinjiang Xifeng 26.034 6.5 4 0 16 Liutong-Bomao Xiuwen 10.766 6.5 4 19 17 Longgang-Guaijiu Kaiyang 16.820 6.5 4 4 18 Xianshuimiao-Datu Village Qingzhen 9.132 6.5 4 16 19 Huaxi-Tianhetan-Gairong Huaxi 3.763 6.5 4 3 20 Dagu-Laping Wudang 24.294 7.5 3 0 21 Baiyan-Minlian-Longjin Qingzhen 16.420 6.5 4 10 22 Longgang-Lijing-Maoyun Kaiyang 21.311 6.5 4 0 23 G210-Nanji Xifeng 15.384 6.5 4 5 24 Daqiao-Hefeng Wudang 26.465 6.5 4 0 Cross Kaiyang 25 Gaozhai-Guangzhong Kaiyang 17.076 6.5 4 0 26 Wangchengpo-Xiaoshanbian Qingzhen 17.112 6.5 4 6 27 Fengshan-Yongwen Kaiyang 10.464 6.5 4 5 28 Weicheng-Class 6 Power Station Qingzhen 19.513 6.5 4 10 29 Guangjiaba-Fenghuangchi Xifeng 9.433 6.5 4 0 30 Shetian-xiaoba Xiuwen 18.825 6.5 4 10 31 Tiaozichang-Chayuang Qingzhen 10.889 6.5 4 3 32 Yanglongsi-Pingshan Xifeng 7.102 6.5 4 0 33 Shuitian-Dingba Wudang 9.224 7.5 3 5 34 Shian-Lufang Xiuwen 10.886 6.5 4 0 35 Shuitang-418 Xiuwen 10.985 7.5 3 4 36 Pingyuanshao-Qingzhen Power Plant Qingzhen 5.850 6.5 4 6 37 Wenquan-Shangzhai Xifeng 20.390 6.5 4 0 38 Liangshuijin-Dashanjiao Baiyun 6.219 6.5 4 0 39 Guyang-Wenzhen-Jiangshan Kaiyang 11.430 6.5 4 0 40 Yongle-Houba Qingzhen 10.470 6.5 4 8 41 Xiaba-Gujin Wudang 5.871 4.5 4 2 42 Anliu-Shatian-Xindian Qingzhen 20.813 6.5 4 0 43 Tiantai-Jinzhong Xifeng 13.194 6.5 4 0 Cross Kaiyang 44 Nanlong-Gujin-Shuikou Kaiyang 13.231 6.5 4 0 Total 7 Districts 668.030 -- -- 248.0 Source of data: Project Feasibility Study Report.

1-1-3 Rural passenger station construction

In order to change the outdated transport infrastructure of rural areas, facilitate the transport of residents in the surrounding countryside and normalize the rural passenger transport market, on the basis of full negotiation with the local government as well as careful comparison and selection, the project office decides to build 46 rural passenger stations according to Class 5 Criteria with preliminary investment budget of

4 1.5 million Yuan for each station. These passenger stations are mainly distributed in rural market towns, which belong to the content of development planning construction of villages and towns. The passenger stations will greatly promote flow and assembly of rural materials as well as the local rural markets. The geographic distribution and construction scale of 46 rural passenger stations are listed in Table 1-2.

Table 1-2 the composition of rural passenger stations

Name of Investment budget No Location of passenger stations Class passenger station （10,000 Yuan） 1 Jiuchang Jiuchang Township, Xiuwen County 5 150 2 Gupu Gupu Township, Xiuwen County 5 150 3 Saping Saping Township, Xiuwen County 5 150 4 Dashi Dashi Township, Xiuwen County 5 150 5 Liutun Liutun Township, Xiuwen County 5 150 6 Fengshan Fengshan Township Kaiyang County 5 150 7 Huali Huali Township Kaiyang County 5 150 8 Zhaiji Zhaiji Township Kaiyang County 5 150 9 Yongwen Yongwen Township Kaiyang County 5 150 10 Maoyun Maoyun Township Kaiyang County 5 150 11 Gaozhai Gaizhai Township Kaiyang County 5 150 12 Longshui Longshui Township Kaiyang County 5 150 13 Miping Miping Township Kaiyang County 5 150 14 Hefeng Hefeng Township Kaiyang County 5 150 15 Baihua Lake Baihua Lake Township, Qingzhen City 5 150 16 Xindian Xindian Town, Qingzhen City 5 150 17 Miaoershan Miaoershan Township, Qingzhen City 5 150 18 Wangzhuang WangzhangTownship, Qingzhen City 5 150 19 Liwo Liwo Township, Qingzhen City 5 150 20 Anliu Anliu Township, Qingzhen City 5 150 21 MAige Maige Township, Qingzhen City 5 150 22 Zhongba Zhongba Township, Qingzhen City 5 150 23 Zhanjie Zhanjie Town, Qingzhen City 5 150 24 Gaopo Gaopo Township, Huaxi District 5 150 25 Maling Maling Township, Huaxi District 5 150 26 Maiping Maige Township, Huaxi District 5 150 27 Dangwu Dangwu Township, Huaxi District 5 150 28 Medicine Park Huchao Township, Huaxi District 5 150 29 Shiban Shiban Township, Huaxi District 5 150 30 Xiaobi Xiaobi Township, Huaxi District 5 150 31 Jiuan Jiuan Township, Huaxi District 5 150 32 Huchao Huchao Township, Huaxi District 5 150 33 QIantao Qiaotao Township, Huaxi District 5 150 34 Yanlou Yanlou Township, Huaxi District 5 150 35 Yanglongsi Yanglongsi Township, Xifeng County 5 150 36 Qingshan Qingshan Township, Xifeng County 5 150 37 Xishan Xishan Township, Xifeng County 5 150 38 Louwo Louwo Township, Xifeng County 5 150 39 Jinhua Jinhua Township, Wudang District 5 150 40 Yangchang Yangchang Town, Wudang District 5 150 41 Yongle Yongle Township, Wudang District 5 150 42 Baiyi Baiyi Township, Wudang District 5 150 43 Xiaba Xiaba Township, Wudang District 5 150 44 Xinchang Xinchang Township, Wudang District 5 150 45 Xinpu Gupu Township, Wudang District 5 150 46 Pianpo PianpoTownship, Wudang District 5 150 Source of data: Project Feasibility Study Report

1-2 Affected areas and benefited areas

The project land acquisition directly affects 8 districts and counties (cities), 66 townships (towns) as well as 279 villages (neighborhood committees) of Guiyang City.

In which, the land acquisition for the construction of 44 rural roads totally affects 7

5 districts and counties (cities), 41 townships (towns) as well as 231 villages of Guiyang

City; the land acquisition for 46 rural passenger stations affects 6 districts and counties (cities), 46 townships (towns), 41 villages, 3 grain management offices, 1 transport management office and 1 state-owned tea plantation; the other 2 passenger stations don’t need new land acquisition. The land acquisition for urban road construction (Youxiao Road) directly affects 4 villages of Yunguan Township, Nanming

District and 1 neighborhood committee of Youzha Street Office in Guiyang City. See

Figure 1-2 and Table 1-3 for the distribution and the affected areas of sub projects.

Figure 1-2 the affected areas and benefited areas

6 Table 1-3 the villages affected by projects

Affected areas No Name of Subproject District Town or Village (County) Township Part Urban Road 1 2 5 one (You-xiao Road) 1 Urban road Nanming Yunguan Youzha, Mutou, Yunpan, Yunguan 2 Urban road Nanming Youzhan Street Youzha 41 Villages、3 grain management offices, 1 Part Rural Passenger Stations 6 46 transport management office, 1 tea two plantation 1 Jiuchang Xiwen Jiuchang Jiuchang Village 2 Gupu Xiwen Gupu Fuyu Village 3 Saping Xiwen Saping Xiaoba Village 4 Dashi Xiwen Dashi Dashi Village 5 Liutun Xiwen Liutun Dupu Village 6 Fengshan Kaiyang Fengshan Majiang Village 7 Huali Kaiyang Huali Grain management office of Huali Township 8 Zhaiji Kaiyang Zhaiji Yangtang Village 9 Yongwen Kaiyang Yongwen Yonghen Village 10 Maoyun Kaiyang Maoyun Maolizhuang Village 11 Gaozai Kaiyang Gaozhai Gaozhai village 12 Longshui Kaiyang Longshui Loangjiang Village 13 Miping Kaiyang Miping Daba Village 14 Hefeng Kaiyang Hefeng Dianzhai Village 15 JInhua Wudang Jinhua Jinhua Village 16 Yangchang Wudang Yangchang Yangchang Village 17 Yongle Wudang Yongle Yongle Village 18 Baiyi Wudang Baiyi Baiyi Village 19 Xiaba Wudang Xiaba Grain management office of Xiaba Township 20 Xinchang Wudang Xinchang Xinchang Village 21 Xinpu Wudang Xinpu Longshang Village 22 Pianpo Wudang Pianpo Pianpo Village 23 Baihuahu Qingzhen Baihuahu Baihuahu Village 24 Xindian Qingzhen Xindian Daishutian Village 25 Miaoershan Qingzhen Qinglong Daxing Village 26 Wangzhuang Qingzhen Wangzhuang Huayuan Village 27 Liwo Qingzhen Liwo Grain management office of LiwoTownship 28 Anliu Qingzhen Anliu Jieshang Village 29 Maige Qingzhen Maige Maige Village 30 Zhongba Qingzhen Zhongba Zhongba Village 31 Zhanjie Qingzhen Zhanjie Zhanjie Village 32 Yanglongsi Xifeng Yanglongsi Yanglongsi Village 33 Qingshan Xifeng Qingshan Qingshan Village 34 Xishan Xifeng Xishan Boxiangshan Village 35 Louwo Xifeng Louwo Loulong Village 36 Gaopo Huaxi Gaopo Gaopo Village 37 Maling Huaxi Maling Maling Village 38 Maiping Huaxi Maiping Changba Village 39 Dangwu Huaxi Dangwu Dangyang Village 40 Medecine Park Huaxi Huchao Yangai Tea Plantation 41 Shiban Huaxi Shiban Transport Management Office 42 Xiaobi Huaxi Xiaobi Xiaba Village 43 Jiuan Huaxi Jiuan Xiaoshan Village 44 Huchao Huaxi Huchao Luguan Village 45 Qiantao Huaxi Qiantao Qiantao Village 46 Yanlou Huaxi Yanlou Yanlou Village Part three Rural roads 7 41 231 Xiuwen Liutun Damu, Xiaomu, Shanzhai, Dazhai, Changtian 1 Damu-Xinchang Kaiyang Hefeng Hongyan Wudang Xinchang Raoshang, Xinchang, Yongfeng, Baozhai Beizhuang, Qingganglin, Gaozhai, Xinzhong-Wulaoshan-Zhon 2 Xiuwen Liuguang Zhongming, Heying, Xinhe, Xinzhong, gming Shapo, Mawo Huali Qingjiang, Wenzheng 3 Nanlong-Luowanghe Kaiyang Nanlong Wenduo, Zhongqiao Bailang, Dagu, Hexi, Liwo, Mangzhu, 4 Liwo-Qibai Qingzhen Liwo Maocao, Shimen, Wenlin, Xianglu, Yangliu, Zhoujiaqiao, Zuoba 5 Yongwen-Liangloukou Kaiyang Yongwen Lianglouokou, Shuanghe, Yonghen Liming, Daping, Huala, Malian, Chashan, 6 Liming-Chashan Qingzhen Weicheng Tianping, Qingganglin, Xingguang

7 Affected areas No Name of Subproject District Town or Village (County) Township Guangshan, Tuanshan, Qianfeng, Pingying, 7 Guangtian-Hejiadong Xiuwen Liuguang Jinshan, Yuanqing, Qinglong Qingshan Qingshan Xifeng 8 Xiaoqing-Qingshan Shidong Gaozhai, Quanhu, Xinzhai, Maochang Xiuwen Xiaoqing Quanxing, Xiaba, Daxing Fengshan Maoping, Jinglong, Huiqian 9 Maoping-Xinshan Kaiyang Huali Xinshan 10 Maolizhuang-Qingshan Qingzhen Qinglong Qingshan, Maolishan, Liangshuijing Jiuzhuang Zhuhua, Zhifang, Shalin 11 Zhuhua-Xinchang-Huguang Xifeng Louwo Huguang, Yangzhai, Wenshe, Xinmin Datang, Shuikou, Pingzhai, Changchong, 12 Xiaohegou-Shuikou Xiuwen Gupu Hongxing, Ganba, Muchang, Shaxi, Jianxin, Xinzhai, Pingtan Zhaiji Pandong 13 Zhaiji-Xinshan Kaiyang Miping Wuzhai, Daping, Miping, Daba Maiping Changba 14 Maiping-Huchao-Machang Huaxi Huchao Yuanfang, Huchao, Qishan, Luguan Gaojiaba-Zhongjiaping-Jing Xiaozhaiba Gaojiaba, Shiqiao 15 Xifeng jiang Yanglongsi Maopo, Gaodong, Jingjiang Tuanxing, Zhatu, Chunjiang, Liangjing, 16 Liutong-Baimao Xiuwen Liutong Liutong, Shanbao, Huangjing, Changxin 17 Longgang-Guaijiu Kaiyang Longgang Dajing, Longgang, Guaijiu, Guankoutian 18 Xianshuimiao-Datu Village Qingzhen Weichang Datu, Labai, Shuangshan 19 Huaxi-Tianhetan-Gairong Huaxi Shiban Gairong, Ludi, Chetian, Huajie Xinchang Dagu 20 Dagu-Laping Wudang Matou, Dazhai, Laping, Longjiao, Xinpu Longshang, Wanggang Baiyan, Youqi, Minlian, Ludi, Longjing, 21 Baiyan-Minlian-Longjing Qingzhen Hongfenghu Luojiaqiao, Qiluo Maoyun Maolizhuang 22 Longgang-Lijing-Maoyun Kaiyang Longgang Kabi, Gelin, Lijing, Dashuaitang Yongjing Madangtian, Guantian, Hekan 23 G210-Nanji Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Nanzhong, Nanqiao, Tianxing Wudang Xinchang Daqiao, Guxi, Yongfeng, Raoshang, Yangmei 24 Daqiao-Hefeng Kaiyang Hefeng Matouo, Wangche 25 Gaozhai-Guangzhong Kaiyang Gaozhai Gaozhai, Gufeng, Pingzhai Honghu, Tashan, Daxing, Shanxing, Hedi, Wangchengpo-Xiaoshanbia Qinglong 26 Qingzhen Liyu, Qingshan n Baihuahu Shichao Fengshan Majiang, Xinhua, SIping 27 Fengshan-Yongwen Kaiyang Yongwen Yonghen, Shuanghe Weicheng-Class 6 Power Shangzhai, Yemiao, Panzhai, Zhaijiang, 28 Qingzhen Weichang Satation Shuangshan, Xingzhong, Gonggao 29 Guantianba-Fenghuangchi Xifeng Louwo Xishan Saping Wugongqiao, Xinle, Xiaoba 30 Shetian-Xiaoba Xiuwen Gupu Zhexi, Xinyan, Hongyan, Shaoshang, Xiahua Tiaozichang, Huangshi, Zhaowu, Shimen, 31 Tiaozichang-Chayuan Qingzhen Zhanjie Poyan 32 Yanglongsi-Pingshan Xifeng Yanglongsi Xinfu, Pingshan, Dengta 33 Shuitian-Dingpa Wudang Shuitian Shuitian, Peie, Dingpa, Lizi 34 Shian-Lufang Xiuwen Jiuchang Shian, Shangpu, Xiapu, JInqiao 35 Shuitang-418 Xiuwen Longchang Xiaoying, Shuitang Ganheba, Wangerzhai, Pingyuanshao, Pingyuanshao-Qingzhen Qinglong 36 Qingzhen Lanhua, Bianpo Power Plant Hongfenghu Baini, Huangtu 37 Wenquan-Shangzhai Xifeng Wenquan Wenquan, Ganzi, Shanjiao, Jianshan 38 Liangshuijing-Dashanjiao Baiyun Shawen Xinzhai Guyang-Wenzheng-Jiangsh 39 Kaiyang Nanmudou Shengli, Guyang an Shunhe, Yongle, Guanba, Xingguang, 40 Yongle-Houba Qingzhen Weicheng Daping, Qingganglin 41 Xuaba-Gujin Wudang Xiaba Xiaba, Gujin Yangshan, Jieshang, Shatian, Tiesuo, 42 Anliu-Shatian-Xindian Qingzhen Anliu Guzhong, Guangtou, Huadi, Hanba Xifeng Wenquan Tiantai, Xinlong 43 Tiantai-Jinzhong Jinzhong Jinzhong, Chayuan Kaiyang Yongwen Anda 44 Nanlong-Gujin-Shuikou Kaiyang Longgang Gelin

8 1-3 Socioeconomic status of the affected areas

Guiyang is the capital of Guizhou Province. It is the political, economic, technical, educational and cultural center of Guizhou Province, an important transport hub in

Southwest China as well as a burgeoning industrial city. The city is in Yungui Plateau and its altitude ranges from 872m to 1,659m. It is a modern city with plateau features of “City in mountains, mountains in city, surrounded by green belts, forest around city, city in woods, and woods in city”. It is renowned as “a forest city and leisure resort”.

Guiyang City includes 6 districts (Yunyan District, Nanming District, Baiyun

District, Wudang District, Huaxi District and Xiaohe District), 1 city (Qingzhen City) and 3 counties (Xiuwen County, Kaiyang County and Xifeng County). In 2004,

Guiyang covers 8,034km2, has 3,508,500 of population and its population density is

437 persons / km2. In the 11th Five-Year Plan, Guiyang will adhere to the principles of

“establish the city by environmental protection, strengthen the city by industry and promote the city by science and technology”, and achieve fast national economic growth. The GDP of Guiyang Area reached 44.363 billion Yuan and its average GDP reached 12,683 Yuan in 2004 (See Table 1-4).

Table 1-4 Socioeconomic development status of the affected areas in 2004

Population Industrial structure (%) Population GDP per capita Affected areas density (10,000) Primary Secondary Tertiary （Yuan）（person/km2） industry industry industry Nanming 52.30 5868 0.6 49.0 50.4 16346

Huaxi 32.65 340 14.2 40.4 45.4 11170

Wudang 29.12 304 10.7 60.6 28.7 18077

Baiyun 17.90 662 3.0 60.4 36.6 29960

Kaiyang 41.92 207 24.0 51.5 24.5 5896

Xifeng 24.55 237 15.4 66.4 18.2 7719

Xiuwen 28.39 264 26.3 48.2 25.5 5924

Qingzhen 49.78 334 11.9 63.9 24.2 8785

Guiyang 350.85 437 7.2 52.6 40.2 12683

Source of data: Guiyang Statistical Yearbook (2005). Chinese Statistical Publishing House, 2005

Macroscopically speaking, the social and economic development of the areas affected by the project has the following features:

(1) The affected areas are divided into two kinds: one is the urban area; the other is the rural area of Guiyang City. The areas affected by the sub projects of rural roads and rural passenger stations are all rural areas; some parts of the areas affected by

9 Xiaoyou Road are urbanized (Youzha Village, Yunguan Township, Nanming District) while other parts are still rural (Mutou Village, Yunguan Village and Yunpan Village of

Yunguan Township). Though both of the two kinds of areas belong to Guiyang according to the administrative division, they vary greatly in population density, industrial structure and economic development level.

(2) The peasant income level of the affected areas is relatively low. There are many national poor counties. Moreover, the area is an ethnic minority region with a high percentage of poor population. In the areas affected by the project, poor population is mainly concentrated in rural areas, esp. in ethnic minority villages with poor transport. In 2004, there are 74,553 poor persons along the rural road project. In which Qingzhen City has the poorest population, totally 23,260 persons.

(3) A lot of labor force still works in agricultural departments in the affected areas.

However, in recent years, a large amount of agricultural labor force begins to work in cities with various income sources. The income from the land covers less and less percentage. According to the survey of the employment of the work force from the affected areas carried out by a social evaluation agency, working outside becomes an important employment mode for the rural population, esp. the youngsters along the project line (see Table 1-5).

(4) Lack of transport facilities greatly limits the local economic development and peasant income increase. The affected areas have a mild climate and sufficient water supply, which are suitable for vegetable and fruits, e.g. orange, cherry and plum.

However, the bad transport conditions along the rural highway project result in blocked circulation channel of agricultural and sideline products and low commercialization of commodities. Many agricultural and sideline products have to be sold locally and will not become an income source for local residents due to too high transportation costs. Producer goods such as fertilizer and pesticide cannot easily enter these rural areas because of lack of roads. It impedes the local economic development and the local residents long to improve the transport status quo.

Nevertheless, the local financial resources are too limited to support the highway construction, which causes long-term lagged transport development. The transport for villages is not solved completely, which triggers a series of social conflicts in some regions.

10 Table 1-5 the number of workers migrating from affected rural areas in 2005

No District (County) Total rural workers Migrating rural workers Percentage of total（%）

1 kaiyang 122649 17040 13.89

2 Xifeng 50509 8403 16.64

3 Xiuwen 77375 12341 15.95

4 Qingzhen 92009 19923 21.65

5 Huaxi 11408 7900 69.25

6 Wudang 30590 4282 14.00

7 Baiyuan 4793 494 10.31

Total 389333 70383 18.08

Source of data: Social Assessment Report of Guiyang Transport Project.

1-4 Measures taken to minimize land acquisition

The project construction will definitely be involved in land acquisition, relocation and resettlement, in the meanwhile; it will inevitably affect the current production and living conditions of local residents. The project office will take a series of policies and measures during the project design and implementation to try to reduce the amount of land acquisition and resettlement as well as the impacts on the production and life of local residents arising from the project construction.

(1) During comparison and selection of the line scheme, the amount of land acquisition and resettlement is one of the decisive factors.

In the engineering feasibility research and preliminary design phase of the project, according to road line design specifications and in combination with the terrain along the road, the design unit abides by the principles of “economical land use, less acquisition of cultivated land, no acquisition of good land and reduction of relocation” to carry out layout and design, widely collects the opinions of all levels of government and villagers of the affected areas, and determines the optimum line scheme on the basis of comparison and selection. For instance, in the schematic design of urban road (Youxiao Road), the design unit offers three schemes of Line K Scheme, Line A

Scheme and Line B Scheme. In the three schemes, though Line A Scheme has larger engineering workload, it has smaller amount of relocation, the impact on PAPs’ income and employment is also more little, and the transit time is the shortest after the project completion. On the basis of comprehensive comparison, the project office finally

11 chooses Line A Scheme as the recommended scheme so as to reduce the impact on the local people’s living and production (see Table 1-6). Table 1-6 comparison and selection of three schemes for You-xiao Road

Line K Line A Line B Comparison Main indicators of the scheme (Comparison (Recommended (Comparison content scheme) scheme) scheme)

Road length (m) 5237.9 6592.577 8231.7

Comparison of Bridge length (m/bridge) 690/3 371.7/1 480/4 engineering workload Tunnel length (m/tunnel) 1920/2 1793/1 400/1 Total cost of construction and 53754 58462 48042 installation (10,000 Yuan) Relocation residence area (m2) 38428 17163 86073 Comparison of Relocation business house area 12652 10596 12080 relocation amount (m2) Land acquisition area (mu) 385 405 550 Comparison of Calculated transit time (minute) 10 8 10 transit time

Source of data: Project Engineering Feasibility Report and resettlement and socioeconomic survey

(2) During construction, through strengthening engineering management and improving construction technology, try to reduce the adverse effects on the local residents due to land acquisition and resettlement, and facilitate the work and life of the affected persons. (A) Optimize the construction design, reduce the construction period, reasonably arrange the periods of relocation and construction, and mitigate the impacts of project construction.

(B) Strictly prohibit taking soil from or deserting soil in cultivated land and woods.

According to the geographic features of Guizhou Area, design and choose reasonable locations for taking and deserting soil. Fully consider the utilization issues of the locations for taking and deserting soil after the project construction.

(C) Strengthen the management of rejected material in the construction zone; try to reduce dust emission, soil erosion and environmental impacts arising from taking and deserting soil. Especially in the construction of the scenic areas, strictly prohibit destroying the local vegetation and natural landscape. The project construction organization shall follow the requirements of the local environmental protection departments, clean domestic waste from the construction site, keep the construction zone tidy, and prevent contagious diseases.

(D) During the project construction, if the highway construction adversely affects the irrigation of the local cultivated land, the constructor shall take measures to ensure 12 the irrigation of cultivated land. If the local water system and irrigation network are destroyed, the project employer shall require the constructor to restore the local water system and irrigation network after the construction completion.

(3) Encourage the participation of the public, adopt the proposals of the local residents during design and construction, and reduce the amount of land acquisition and resettlement as less as possible.

(A) Before the project construction, define the commencement time of project and the schedule of project construction in bulletin, announce the compensation policies for land acquisition, relocation and resettlement, and accept the supervision of migrants and original residents in resettlement areas. During the project construction, give priority to using the local material; if the technology allows, give priority to utilizing the local transport and labor force so that the affected persons can benefit from the project construction.

(B) Carry out detailed social and economic surveys, analyze and research the local social and economic conditions, establish a practical and feasible resettlement action plan considering the local conditions, reduce the impacts caused by project construction, and ensure that the original living standards of the affected persons will not fall due to project construction.

(C) Strengthen internal and external (independent) monitoring, establish an efficient and clear resettlement information feedback channel, try to reduce the disposal period of resettlement complaints so as to ensure that problems during project construction will be solved in time, try to reduce the construction period, and reduce the adverse effects of construction on the local residents.

1-5 Public consultations

Resettlement Action Plan is prepared based on fully consultation with PAPs and local governments. During the process of preparation of RAP, Displaced persons and their communities are provided timely and relevant information, consulted on resettlement options, and offered opportunities to participate in planning, implementing, and monitoring resettlement. Appropriate and accessible grievance mechanisms are also established for these groups. Until now, The PRO had consulted with PAPs and stakeholders by the following ways:

（1）Disclose relevant information to the PAPs combined with socioeconomic

13 survey and census. From March to May 2006, PRO worked closely with Wuhan

University to conduct two-months socioeconomic survey and census on the spot. The aim of the census is not only to identify the PAPs, estimate their numbers, and register the estate that will be requisitioned, but also disclose the relevant information about the Project to PAPs and catch the opinions about the potential impact of the project.

(2) Consultation meetings on resettlement policies. In order to formaulate a best resettlement plan, PRO had hold 6 public consultation meetings at the county (District) level and 5 conferences on resettlement policy in Guiyang city from May to Novermber

2006。In these meetings all stakeholders had express their opinions and suggestions and the relevant departments of government had provided the latest local resettlement law and policy framwork. These consultations activities provided many valued information and idea for income restoration plan.

（3）PRO had employed the experts from Chung-shan University to implemente social assement. The experts select 17 sites to conduct 16 days PRA survey in 6 counties (districts) from Frebuary to March 2006. From May to June 2006, the experts had conducted other surveys on areas inhabited by ethnic minorities and urban areas, and formulated Indigenous Population Development Plan(IPDP).

(4) Hold special meetings about resettlement options for the vunerable groups.

The vulnerable groups are the most vulnerable persons among PAPs and they are difficult to adapt the changes due to project construction. In order to ensure the interest and rights of the vulnerable groups and resolve their special problems in the process of resettlement implementation, PRO organized and hold 4 special meetings to discuss the resettlement options for vulnerable groups, the special needs had been taken into consideration in RAP and IPDP, and PRO had accepted some special resettlement options for the vulnerable groups.

(5) Disclose resettlement policy and options to PAPs, Empowering the PAPs to select income restoration and production rehabilitation options. Since Octorber 2006,

PRO begun to disclose the resettlement plan for PAPs. In January 2007, PRO made an announcement of resettlement information to the public in page 3 of the local newspaper (West Development News).

1-6 Procedures and schedules for approval

The procedures for the examination and approval of the Project can be divided

14 into two parts, domestic procedures and World Bank procedures. Domestic procedures have proceeded smoothly. In November 2004, Development Planning

Commission of Guiyang Municipality sent the project proposal report to Guizhou

Provincial Development and Reform Commission and requested instructions for examination and approval. On February 15, 2005, The Guizhou Provincial

Development and Reform Commission gave an official reply, agreeing to the use of

World Bank loans in the implementation of the project. The Bureau of Land Resources of Guiyang Municipality will pre-examine the land use plan in January 2007. Feasibility

Study Report (FSR) had completed in December 2007. Resettlement Action Plan

(RAP) is prepared based on Feasibility Study Report. The schedule of procedures for the examination and approval of the Project is shown in Table 1-7.

Table 1-7 procedures and schedule of examination and approval

Domestic procedures World Bank Procedures

Procedures for examination Time Procedures for examination and approval Time and approval

Nov. 2004-Feb. Identify Project by World Compilation of project proposal report July 2005 2005 Bank

Official written reply of the Guizhou Preparation stage for the Feb, 2005 Provincial Development and Reform Apr – Aug, 2006 project Commission to project proposal

Dec, 2005- Nov, Compilation of Feasibility Study Report Pre-Evaluation by the Aug, 2006 2006 (FSR), EIA and RAP. delegation of World Bank

Submission of FSR, EIA and RAP. The Examination and approval of Dec. 2007 Bureau of Land Resources pre-examines Dec. 2006 EIA and RAP the land use plan.

Evaluation, examination and approval of Formal Evaluation by the Jan, 2007 Jan. 2007 FSR, EIA and RAP. delegation of World Bank

Compilation and submission of project Feb, 2007 Apr. 2007 Loan negotiation(s) fund utilization report

Official written reply to project fund Loan approval by the World May, 2007 July 2007 utilization report Bank

Compilation of preliminary design of the Feb -Sep. 2007 Sep. 2007 Loan effective. project

Submission and approval of the Oct, 2007 preliminary design

Municipal, county people's governments make out the agricultural land conversion Jun 2007 plan, cultivated land supplement plan, land acquisition plan and land provision plan,

Commencement of part of the project Dec, 2007 construction

15 2 Project Impacts Analysis

2-1 Definition of project impacts

The scope of the survey on material objects affected by the Project is determined on the basis of the demarcation plans scope provided by the DI. Since the Project is still in the feasibility study stage during the resettlement survey of material objects, the

DI may make further optimization, and the land acquisition data may also be adjusted.

The PRO will revise and improve the RAP according to the adjusted data. At the same time, any change in the project impacts will be reported to World Bank before implementation with explanations for the changes. The RAP is also applicable to additional affected persons, enterprises, institutions and villages, etc.

Definition of project impacts:

(1) Permanent land acquisition - all kinds of permanently requisitioned cultivated lands and non-cultivated lands within the affected area demarcated in the Project. The cultivated lands include paddy fields, dry lands, vegetable fields, ponds, mulberry orchards, fruit orchards, tea gardens and nursery gardens, etc; the non-cultivated lands include barren hills, waste lands, commercial forests, timberlands and house sites, etc.

(2) Temporary land acquisition - all kinds of cultivated lands and non-cultivated lands that are temporarily requisitioned during construction and to be reinstated after construction. In this project, the temporary land acquisition is caused mainly by the project construction.

(3) Relocated buildings - all buildings within the affected area demarcated in the

Project, mainly including brick and concrete, brick & wood, and simple houses, etc.

According to different natures of ownerships, the buildings are divided into two types: private buildings, public buildings (enterprise and institution buildings). According to the different usages, the buildings are categorized into private residences, shops, and factory buildings etc.

(4) Affected attachments to the ground - attachments to the ground within the affected area demarcated in the Project, mainly including pools, enclosing walls, wells,

16 tombs, fruit trees, terraces, etc.

(5) Affected public facilities - public facilities (e.g. above ground and underground pipelines, communication lines, water supply, drainage and gas pipelines) and public service facilities (e.g. schools, bus stations or community centers, etc.) within the affected area demarcated in the Project.

(6) Affected family households - households whose lands, buildings or attachments to the ground are within the affected area demarcated in the Project or under direct influence of the Project.

(7) Affected communities - communities whose lands, buildings or attachments to the ground are within the affected area demarcated in the Project or under direct influence of the Project.

(8) Affected enterprises and institutions: enterprises and institutions whose lands, buildings or attachments to the ground are within the affected area demarcated in the

Project or under direct influence of the Project.

(9) Persons affected by the Project - the population of all the family households affected by the Project.

(10) Licensed houses - houses with full or partial house ownership by building, purchasing or bestowing; or houses without formal house ownership certificates, but with construction documents and warrants approved by various levels of governments and relevant departments.

(11) Unlicensed houses - privately built houses without any relevant certificate issued by real estate departments or land departments. Also temporary buildings constructed after the approval from relevant departments, but whose building service life prescribed by documents has expired.

(12) Unlicensed shops - privately built houses for business without any relevant certificate issued by real estate departments or land departments. Unlicensed shops in the project also include shops privately reconstructed from residences without business licenses issued by administration of industry and commerce.

(13) Affected Workers - Labors who work and earn salary from the affected shops,

enterprises, and institutions according to formal or informal contracts.

(14) Affected tenants - all persons living in the buildings affected by the Project by lease.

(15) Vulnerable groups - social groups who are vulnerable, lack of adaptability to

17 social changes, and at a disadvantage in the society due to reasons such as lacking social participation ability and social security, disability and poverty, etc. Vulnerable groups mainly include the following types: lonely old people, female single parent families, orphans, poor families, disabled persons, etc.

2-2 Socioeconomic survey

According to World Bank’s requirements on involuntary resettlement, prior to the implementation of project engineering construction, a field survey should be carried out on the socioeconomic impacts by the resettlement exercise. The purpose of the survey is to collect full information on the status of the affected persons as well as types and amounts of housing relocation and land acquisition in the areas affected by the Project, to understand the socioeconomic development status of the affected areas so as to provide reference data for the optimization of the engineering design scheme, to provide information for the compilation of RAP and the production of the rehabilitation plan, and to provide reference for the independent monitoring organization in monitoring. In the meantime, a large-scale field survey can also provide the affected persons with information on the implementation status and progress of the Project so as to achieve the goal of information disclosure. Opinions and suggestions of the local government departments and affected persons can also be obtained in this way so as to tailor the rehabilitation plan with local reality to ensure the recovery and improvement of the living standard of the affected persons.

From March to May of 2006, with coordination of PMO, Center for Resettlement

Research of Wuhan University organized personnel to make a comprehensive physical indicator survey on the affected areas for land relocation situation of the city’s

Transport Project (see figure 2-1) in accordance with Working Outline for Social

Economic Survey. The inquirers registered land and attachments to the ground, structures, and specialty infrastructure and so on within red line of the road under the resettlement range confirmed by Communication Planning & Design Institute. They also got to the bottom of situation of affected families and population, and the findings was stamped and approved by the resettlement unit or ownership unit. Such specific social economic survey has provided reliable data for the compilation of Resettlement

Action Plan.

Figure 2-1 the survey group was conducting on-site survey

2-3 General information about land acquisition

Guiyang Transport Project affects 8 districts (counties), 66 townships (sub district offices), and 279 villages. The total area of requisitioned land for the project is

5786.06mu (including 4351.2 mu cultivated land and 1434.86 mu non-cultivated land), and the total area of relocated houses is 63842 m2. 5103 households (20850 people),

66 shops, 12 enterprises and institutions (only 5 are to be relocated), and 253 employees will be affected by the project. For rural road construction, there are 32623 m2 houses to be relocated, 5193 mu requisitioned land (including 4112 mu cultivated land and 1081 mu non-cultivated land), 3 affected enterprises and institutions, 4549 affected households (18396 people); for rural passenger station construction, there are 3460 m2 houses to be relocated, 183.46 mu requisitioned land (including 138.6 mu cultivated land and 44.86 mu non-cultivated land), 5 affected enterprises and institutions, 210 affected houses (958 people); for urban road construction, there are

27759 m2 houses (including 17163 m2 dwelling houses, 3625 m2 shops, 6971 m2) to be relocated and 405 mu requisitioned land (including 96 mu cultivated land and 309 mu non-cultivated land), and 344 households (1496 people), 66 shops, 4 enterprises and institutions, and 253 employees will be affected (refer to table 2-1).

19 Table 2-1 brief information about land acquisition for Guiyang Transport Project

Land Acquisition Houses Relocation and Demolition Affected Families and Persons Affected Name of District Types and area of cultivated land Types and area of non-cultivated land Types and area of building Sub-project Acquisition（mu） Acquisition（mu）（m2） Families Persons (County) Total Total Paddy Dry Vegetable Brick & Brick & （Households）（person） Sub-total Woodland Wasteland Sub-total Simple field land land concrete wood Xiuwen 155 437 238 830 55 253 308 1138 2070 4306 0 6376 1088 4513 Kaiyang 163 690 155 1008 89 41 130 1138 148 4384 0 4532 940 3785 Xifeng 66 288 108 462 96 116 212 674 430 1256 0 1686 530 2257

Rural Roads Qingzhen 182 610 458 1250 97 313 410 1660 3289 14138 0 17427 1235 4835 Construction Wudang 61 310 100 471 0 20 20 491 0 2048 0 2048 495 2105 Baiyuan 1 8 6 15 1 0 1 16 0 72 0 72 17 73 Huaxi 29 34 13 76 0 0 0 76 0 482 0 482 244 828 Sub-project 657 2377 1078 4112 338 743 1081 5193 5937 26686 0 32623 4549 18396 Xiuwen 8 25 0 33 0 0 0 33 354 0 0 354 48 225 Kaiyang 13 11 0 24 0 8 8 32 300 980 70 1350 44 194 Xifeng 0 10 0 10 0 5 5 15 0 0 0 0 9 38 Rural Bus Station Qingzhen 7 14.7 3 24.7 0 2.76 2.76 27.46 131 90 153 374 30 131 Wudang 11 12 3 26 4 9.95 13.95 39.95 1230 0 152 1382 40 209 Huaxi 5 14.1 1.8 20.9 0 15.15 15.15 36.05 0 0 0 0 39 161 Sub-total 44 86.8 7.8 138.6 4 40.86 44.86 183.46 2015 1070 375 3460 210 958

Urban Roads Nanming 1 95 0 96 261 48 309 405 24509 560 80 25149 344 1496 Construction

Total of the 8 702 2558.8 1085.8 4346.6 603 831.86 1434.86 5781.46 32461 28316 455 61232 5103 20850 whole Project

Source of data: resettlement survey for Guityang Transport Project.

20 2-4 Impacts degree of land acquisition analysis

Since the land requisitioned in this project belongs to belt-shaped land, the land acquisition involves many villages and families, however it has no heavily influence on the production and income of each village and family. According to the survey, in total 248 villages that have land requisitioned, the most seriously influenced villages account for 6.1%; the impact ratio of 183 villages are lower than 1%, accounting for

73.6% of the total. Impact ratio of 64 villages is ranged from 1% to 4%, accounting for

26%. Only 1 village is from 4% to 6.1%, taking 0.4% of all villages (Figure 2-2). Land acquisition impact ratio of each affected village is shown in attached-table 6.

Figure 2-2 Impact ratio of land acquisition (%)

200 183 80 180 70 160 73.79 60 140 120 50 100 40

80 64 30 60 25.81 20 40 10 20 1 0.4 0 0 Less than 1% 1%~4% more than 4%

number of affected villages Percentage

2-5 Impacts analysis for rural roads

2-5-1 Determination of impact scope for rural roads

The direct influence scope of the rural road sub-project varies according to the road class. Rural road class includes fourth-class road surface (roadbed 6.5m in width) and third

-class road surface (roadbed 7.5m in width). Of 44 rural road sub-projects of Guiyang

Transport Project, 39 rural roads are for alternation or extension of original rural roads, only parts of 5 rural roads need newly built (refer to table 2-2).

21 Table 2-2 the scope of land acquisition by rural roads

Nature of Name and code of rural roads The content of engineering workload and the scope of land acquisition projects Dagu～Laping（20） Xinpu-Longjiao 7.5km now is class 4 rural road; Longjiao-Laping 19km need to be built newly. Parts of 5 Damu—Xingchang（1） The existed roadbed is 2.5m-5m；Raoshang- Baozhai need newly rural roads build. need newly Gaojiapa—Jingjiang（15） The existed roadbed is 3.5m；Only 1.5km need newly built built Zhaiji—Xinshan（13） 19km need newly built, the other existed roadbed is 2m-3.5m Pingyuanshao—Qingzhen Power Plant The existed roadbed is 3m-6m，but most of road need select new line。（36） Tiaozichang—Chayuan（31） The existed roadbed is 4m, and the two sides can be extended Liangshuijing—Dashanjiao（38） The existed roadbed is 6.5m, and the two sides can be extended Maiping—Huchao—Machang（14） The existed roadbed is 4-5.5m，and the two sides can be extended Huaxi—Tianhetan—Gairong（19） The existed roadbed is 6.5~7.5m，nearly no land need to be acquired. Daqiao—Hefeng（24） The existed roadbed is 3-5m, and the two sides can be extended. Shuitian—Dingpa（33） The existed roadbed is 3.5m, and the two sides can be extended Xiaba—Gujing（41） The existed roadbed is 4.5m, and the two sides can be extended Xingzhong—Wulaoshan—zhongmin（2） The existed roadbed is 3m, and the two sides can be extended Guangtian—Hejiatong（7） The existed roadbed is 4m, and the two sides can be extended Xiaohegou—Shuikou（12） The existed roadbed is 4-5m, and the two sides can be extended Liutong—Baimao（16） 10km of the existed roadbed is 8m, 5km of the existed roadbed is 5m Shetian—Xiaoba（30） The existed roadbed is 3.5m, and the two sides can be extended Majiaqiao—Shian—Lvfang（34） The existed roadbed is 3.5m, and the two sides can be extended Shuitang—418（35） The existed roadbed is 3.5m, and the two sides can be extended Xiaoqing—Qingshan（8） The existed roadbed is 6.5m, and the two sides can be extended Zhuhua—xinchang—Huguang（11） The existed roadbed is 6.5m, and the two sides can be extended G210—Nanji（23） The existed roadbed is 4.5-6.5m, and the two sides can be extended Guantianba—Fenghuangci（29） The existed roadbed is 6.5m, and the two sides can be extended 39 rural Yanglongsi—Pingshan（32） The existed roadbed is 4m-6.5m, and the two sides can be extended roads Wenquan—shangzhai（37） The existed roadbed is 5～6m, and the two sides can be extended need Tiantai—Jingzhong（43） The existed roadbed is 3.5m,4.5m,6.5m, the two sides can be extension extended Nanlong—Luowanghe（3） 12km of the existed roadbed is 3.5m，3km of the roadbed 4.5m Yongwen—Lianglukou（5） The existed roadbed is 2-4m, and the two sides can be extended Maoping—Xingshan（9） The existed roadbed is 2-4m, and the two sides can be extended Guaijiu—Longgang（17） The existed roadbed is 6.5m, and the two sides can be extended Longgang—Lijing—Maoyun（22） The existed roadbed is 2-4m, and the two sides can be extended Gaozhai—Guangzhong（25） The existed roadbed is 6.5m, and the two sides can be extended Fengshan—Yongwen（27） The existed roadbed is 2-3.5m, and the two sides can be extended Guyang—Wenzheng—Jiangshan（39） The existed roadbed is 2-4m, and the two sides can be extended Nanlong—Gujing（44） The existed roadbed is 3.5-4m, and the two sides can be extended Liwo—Qibai（4） The existed roadbed is 6m, and the two sides can be extended Cahshan—Liming（6） The existed roadbed is 4-6m, and the two sides can be extended Maolishan—Qingshan（10） The existed roadbed is 4-6m, and the two sides can be extended Xianshuimiao—Datu（18） The existed roadbed is 6m, and the two sides can be extended Baiyan—Minglian—Longjin（21） The existed roadbed is 4-7m, and the two sides can be extended Wangchengpo—Xiaoshanbian（26） The existed roadbed is 4-6m, and the two sides can be extended Weicheng—Class 6 power plant（28） The existed roadbed is 4.5-5m, and the two sides can be extended Yongle—Guanba（40） The existed roadbed is 4-5m, and the two sides can be extended Anliu—Shatian—Xindian（42） The existed roadbed is 4-6m, and the two sides can be extended Source of data: Project Engineering Feasibility Report

The scope of land acquisition is far below 6.5m or 7.5m, and as the road widths of some

rural roads have reached the requirement of alternation or extension, they only need to be

concreted without new land acquisition. The road shown in Figure 2-3 is the road project

from Tianhetan to Gairong of Huaxi District of Guiyang, which has a road surface width of

6.5m and meets the technical standard requirement for fourth-class road. For this road,

besides small amount of land acquisition for curve cut-off in some places, other land hardly

needs to be requisitioned. From March to May 2005, Wuhan University conducted a census 22 about socieconomic status of all villagers affected by newly built or expanded rural roads.

The census laid a solid foundation for assessment of impact of land acqusition and provided necessary information to formulate a suitable production rehabilition plan.

Figure 2-3 Rural road extensions from Tianhetan to Gairong in Huaxi District

2-5-2 Types and amount of land acquisition for rural roads

The total amount of land requisitioned for the rural road project is 5193mu, among which cultivated land is 4112mu, covering 79.2% of the requisitioned land; and non-cultivated land is 1081mu, covering 20.8%. The sequence of counties or districts with large amount of land acquisition is: Qingzhen City, Xiuwen County, Kaiyang County, Xifeng

County, Wudang District, Huaxi District, and Baiyun District (see Table 2-3). Due to the belt-shape rural roads, the amount of requisitioned land for the project as a whole demands a number of villages while the influence on every village and family household is small, which is a typical feature of land relocation for the rural road project. The type and amount of requisitioned land of every district (county) are shown in Table 2-3. The type and amount of requisitioned land for every village are shown in Attachment 1, and the type and amount of requisitioned land for every rural road are shown in Attachment 2.

Table 2-3 the type and amount of requisitioned land for rural roads Affected families and Cultivated land (mu) Non-cultivated land (mu) Affected Total land persons areas Paddy Dry Vegeta Wood Wast Acquisition Total Total Families Persons field land ble land land e land Baiyun 1 8 6 15 1 0 1 16 16 68 Huaxi 29 34 13 76 0 0 0 76 236 772 Kaiyang 163 690 155 1008 89 41 130 1138 812 3249 Qingzhen 182 610 458 1250 97 313 410 1660 1141 4449 Wudang 61 310 100 471 0 20 20 491 432 1809 Xifeng 66 288 108 462 96 116 212 674 511 2177 Xiuwen 155 437 238 830 55 253 308 1138 1051 4329

23 Total 657 2377 1078 4112 338 743 1081 5193 4199 16853 Source of data: The resettlement survey of Guiyang Transport Project.

2-5-3 Type and amount of relocated houses for rural roads

The total area of relocated houses for the rural road sub-project is 32623 sq. meters, among which the area of brick-and-concrete houses is 5937 sq. meters, covering 18.2% of the total area; the area of brick-and-wood houses is 26686 sq. meters, covering 81.8%.

There are 128 wells, enclosing wall of 1242 square meters, 115 tombs, 2748 requisitioned timbers and 1301 fruit trees. The type and amount of relocated houses of every affected district and county are shown in Table 2-4. The type and amount of relocated houses of every village are shown in Attachment 3.

Table 2-4 the type and amount of relocated houses

Affected families and Types and area of buildings Affected Wall Timbe Fruit persons Well Tomb areas （m2） r tree tree Brick& Brick& Total Family Person concrete wood

Baiyun 0 72 72 1 5 0 0 0 1 5

Huaxi 0 482 482 1 185 19 10 0 8 56

Kaiyang 148 4384 4532 128 254 5 32 5 128 536

Qingzhen 3289 14138 17427 12 538 27 138 23 94 386

Wudang 0 2048 2048 42 57 22 133 100 63 296

Xifeng 430 1256 1686 4 62 34 47 174 19 80

Xiuwen 2070 4306 6376 40 141 8 2388 999 37 184

Total 5937 26686 32623 128 1242 115 2748 1301 350 1543

Source of data: The resettlement survey of Guiyang Transport Project.

2-5-4 Affected enterprises and institutions

There are 3 enterprises and institutions directly affected by the rural road construction, and their production and business will not be affected. Relevant situation is as follows:

（1）Yongzhi Sand & Stone factory of Wujiabao Group, Maolizhuang, Maoyun

Village, Kaiyang County. The factory now has 5 employees, with annual output of RMB

30,000. The road from Longgang to Maoyun will requisition unused land 12mu, house for miscellaneous objects 27 sq. meters and terrace 80 sq. meters from the factory without affecting its business.

24 （2）Yangzhai Elementary School of Shangzhai Group, Yangzhai Village, Luwo

Township, Xifeng County. The school has 117 students and a faculty of 10 teachers. The road from Zhuhua to Huguang will requisition enclosing wall 35 sq. meters from the school, and other teaching facilities and normal teaching activities will not be affected.

（3）Xinyang Elementary School of Shaba Group, Xinmin Village, Wolu Township,

Xifeng County. The school has 250 students and a faculty of 14 teachers. The road from

Zhuhua to Huguang will requisition enclosing wall 88 sq. meters from the school, and other teaching facilities and normal teaching activities will not be affected.

2-5-5 Temporary land acquisition

Temporary land acquisition refers to land temporarily used during engineering construction, which includes: sand and stone yard, mixture batch plant, and excavation waste dump, working and living area and other temporarily used land during construction.

The amount of land for temporary use will depend on specific situation of civic works in the course of actual construction for the project. And the exact number of land for temporary use will be revealed respectively in internal monitoring report and external independent monitoring report. The Project Office has promised to compensate affected objects in relation to land for temporary use under the adopted compensation standard and measure by the Resettlement Action Plan so as to minimize the impacts and enable the affected persons to enjoy advantages and benefits from the project. Simultaneously, while signing the construction contract with contractors, the Project Office will give definite service method and schedule of temporary-use land for construction, require that the recovery quality of land must reach its original level, and determine the compensation fee to be paid by construction contractors. 2-6 Impact analysis for rural passenger station

2-6-1 Type and amount of land acquisition for rural passenger stations

46 townships of 6 districts or counties will be affected by the rural passenger station project. There will be requisitioned paddy field 46.7mu, dry land 86.9mu, pot garden 9.6mu, woodland 4mu, unused land (waste land) 31.28mu, amounting to 188.6mu. There will be

25 202 affected families and 936 affected persons. The detailed type and amount of land

acquisition and affected persons are shown in Table 2-5.

Table 2-5 the detailed type and amount of land acquisition and affected persons

Type and amount of Affected Type and amount of cultivated Affected families Affected non-cultivated land Passenger district Affected land acquisition（mu） and persons township or acquisition（mu） station or Village town Paddy Dry Vegetable Wood Waste county Total Family Person field land land land land Total Jiucahng Xiuwen Jiuchang Jiuchang 0 15 0 15 0 0 0 18 90 Gupu Xiuwen Gupu Fuyu 2 2 0 4 0 0 0 7 30 Saping Xiuwen Saping Xiaba 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 8 Dashi Xiuwen Dashi Dashi 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 7 30 Liutun Xiuwen Liutun Dupu 6 2 0 8 0 0 0 12 60 Fengshan Kaiyang Fengshan Majiang 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 8 37 Huali Kaiyang Huali Grain Office 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 0 Zhaiji Kaiyang Zhaiji Yantang 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 6 30 Yongwen Kaiyang Yongwen Yonghen 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 10 36 Maoyun Kaiyang Maoyun Maolizhuang 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 14 Gaozhai Kaiyang Gaozhai Gaozhai 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 7 38 Longshui Kaiyang Longshui Longjiang 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 Miping Kaiyang Miping Daba 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 7 27 Hefeng Kaiyang Hefeng Dianzhai 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 Jinhua Wudang Jinhua JInhua 0 0 3 3 0 2 2 6 30 Yangchang Wudang Yangchang Yangchang 0 6 0 6 0 0 0 7 30 Yongle Wudang Yongle Yongle 0 5 0 5 0 0 0 12 80 Baiyi Wudang Baiyi Baiyi 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 0 0 Xiaba Wudang Xiaba Grain Office 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 0 0 Xinchang Wudang Xinchang Xinchang 2 1 0 3 0 1.95 1.95 1 6 Xinpu Wudang Xinpu Longshang 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 5 25 Pianpo Wudang Pianpo Pianpo 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 5 18 Baihuahu Qingzhen Baihuahu Baihuahu 0 2.4 0 2.4 0 0.76 0.76 6 31 Xindian Qingzhen Xingdian Daishutian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Miaoershan Qingzhen Qinglong Daxing 0 2.3 0 2.3 0 0 0 5 24 Wangzhuang Qingzhen Wangzhuang Huawei 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 3 11 Liwo Qingzhen Liwo Grain Office 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 Anliu Qingzhen Anliu Jieshang 0 10 0 10 0 0 0 4 16 Maige Qingzhen Maige Maige 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 5 21 Zhanjie Qingzhen Zhanjie Zhanjie 2.7 0.1 1.8 0 0 0 0 3 24 Zhongba Qingzhen Zhongba Zhongba 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 20 Yanglongsi Xifeng Yanglongsi Yanglongsi 0 5 0 5 0 0 0 6 24 Qingshan Xifeng Qingshan Qingshan 0 5 0 5 0 0 0 3 14 Xishan Xifeng Xishan Boxiangshan 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 Louwo Xifeng Louwo Loulong 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 Gaopo Huaxi Gaopo Gaopo 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 Maling Huaxi Maling Maling 0 0 0 0 0 0.75 0.75 0 0 Maiping Huaxi Maiping Changba 0 3.2 1.8 5 0 0 0 4 15 Dangwu Huaxi Dangwu Dangyang 0 2 0 2 0 3 3 3 14 Medicine Yangai Tea Huaxi Huchao 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 0 Park Park Transport Shiban Huaxi Shiban 0 0 0 0 0 1.3 1.3 0 0 Office Xiaobi Huaxi Xiaobi Xiaba 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 14 60 Jiuan Huaxi Jiuan Xiaoshan 0 2 0 2 0 1.2 1.2 5 23 Huchao Huaxi Huchao Luguan 0 0 0 0 0 0.9 0.9 0 0 Qiantao Huaxi Qiantao Qiantao 0 3.9 0 3.9 0 0 0 8 32 Yanlou Huaxi Yanlou Yanlou 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 5 17 41 Viilages，5 Total 6 46 46.7 86.9 9.6 143.2 4 40.86 44.86 202 936 Units

26 Source of data: The resettlement survey of Guiyang Transport Project.

2-6-2 Type and amount of relocated buildings

The total area of relocated houses for 46 rural passenger station constructions is 3460 sq.

meters, among which the area of brick-and-concrete houses is 2015 sq. meters, covering

58.2% of the total area; the area of brick-and-wood houses is 1070 sq. meters, covering

30.9%; simple houses takes up 375 sq. meters, with a proportion of 10.9%. Of these

relocated houses, 1832 sq. meters houses are public ones belonging to the Grain

Management Office or Township Government, and only 1628 sq. meters houses are private

ones. There are 11 households with 46 people affected by the rural passenger station. The

type and amount of relocated houses for the rural passenger station are shown in Table 2-6.

Table 2-6 the type and amount of relocated houses for the rural passenger station

Types and area of demoted Affected families Name of Affected areas Relocated assets buildings and persons Passenger District Brick & Brick Wall Station Township Village Simple Tomb Tree Fruit tree Family Person County concrete -wood m2

Saping Xiuwen Saping Xiaoba 64 0 0 0 4 6 9 1 3

Dashi 90 0 0 0 0 12 3 1 4 Dashi Xiuwen Dashi Governme 200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 nt Grain Huali Kaiyang Huali 300 600 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 office

Hefeng Kaiyang Hefeng Danzhai 0 380 70 0 0 0 0 3 12

Jinhua Wudang Jinhua Jinhua 650 0 0 0 0 12 13 4 20

Yangcha Yangchan Yangchang Wudang 0 0 0 0 7 31 0 0 0 ng g Grain Xiaba Wudang Xiaba 580 0 0 350 0 0 0 0 0 Office Paper Xinchang Wudang Xinchang 0 0 152 0 0 0 0 0 0 Factory

Baihuahu Qingzhen Baihuahu Baihuahu 131 90 153 17.3 0 0 71 2 7

Total 2015 1070 375 367.3 11 61 96 11 46

Sourcesof data: Survey on land acquisitiion and relocation for Guiyang Transport Project

2-6-3 Affected enterprises and institutions

There are 5 enterprises affected by the rural passenger station construction, most of

which are local Grain Management Offices and Transport Management Station. The

relocated housed are left unused for a long time. The project construction will not influence

their business and no staff needs to be resettled. The impact degree of the affected

enterprises is shown in Table 2-7.

Table 2-7 information about affected enterprises and institutions

Affected enterprise Location Brief description of impact degree

Relocate idle brick-and-concreate houses 580 sq. meters, enclosing wall Grain Management Office, Xiaba Township, 350sq. meters, terrace 4mu. The Grain Management Office has stopped Xiaba Village Wudang District business, and no staff needs to be arranged. Paper Factory, Xinchang Xinchang Township, Relocate nonproductive caban as 152 sq. meters, requisition unused land Village Wudang District 5mu, will not influence production, and no staff needs to be arranged. Relocate idle brick-and-concreate houses 300sq. meters, brick-and-wood Grain Management Office, Huali Township, houses 600sq. meters, requisition unused land 5mu, will not influence Huali Village Kaiyang County production, and no staff needs to be arranged. Grain Management Office, Liwo Township, Requisition unused terrace 2mu, will not influence operation, and no staff Liwo Village Qingzhen City needs to be arranged. Transport Management Shiban Township, Requisition unused land 1.3mu, will not influence operation, and no staff needs Office, Shiban Township Huaxi District to be arranged.

2-7 Impact analysis for urban road

2-7-1 Type and amount of land acquisition

3 villages of Yunguan Township, Nanming District will be affected by the land acquisition

for urban road project. Requisitioned land will be 405mu, including cultivated land 96mu and

non-cultivated land 309Mu. There will be 41 households with 177 persons to be affected.

The type and amount of land acquisition and the number of affected persons of every village

are shown in Table 2-8.

Table 2-8 the type and amount of land acquisition for urban roads

Types and area of Affected families Affected areas Types and area of cultivated land non-cultivated land and persons

District Town Paddy Vegetable Wood Waste Village Dry land Total Total Family Person (County) (Township) field land land land

Yuanguan 0 0 0 0 9 0 9 3 12

Nanming Yuanguan Mutou 0 82 0 82 194 48 242 20 90

Yuanpan 1 13 0 14 58 0 58 18 75

Total 1 95 0 96 261 48 309 41 177

Sources of data: Resettlement Survey for Guiyang Transport Project

2-7-2 Type and amount of relocated dwelling houses

303 households with 1319 persons will be affected by the urban roads construction, and

the area of relocation houses is 170163 sq. meters (17203 sq. meters belong to brick &

concrete structure, 60 sq. meters belong to brick & wood structure, and 80 sq. meters

are simple houses). The type and amount of relocated houses are shown in Table 2-9.

Table 2-9 the type and amount of relocated dwelling houses

Types and areas of demoted Affected families and persons buildings（m2） Nature of the land and Owner of buildings Brick & buildings Brick-wood Simple Family Person concrete Yongjaing Instrument 6748 0 0 Stated-owned Certificated 175 780 and Meter Factory Youzhajie Neighborhood 3250 0 0 Stated-owned Certificated 78 335 Committee Private house 525 0 0 Collective Certificated 3 17 Private house 600 0 0 Collective Certificated 3 15 Private house 600 0 80 Collective Certificated 4 20 Private house 180 0 0 Collective Certificated 2 7 Private house 180 0 0 Collective Certificated 2 9 Private house 150 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 5 Private house 600 0 0 Collective Certificated 5 21 Private house 450 0 0 Collective Certificated 3 14 Private house 480 0 0 Collective Certificated 3 15 Private house 300 0 0 Collective Certificated 2 10 Private house 180 60 0 Collective Certificated 2 7 Private house 600 0 0 Collective Certificated 4 16 Private house 600 0 0 Collective Certificated 5 20 Private house 330 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 2 Private house 40 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 2 Private house 40 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 1 Private house 40 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 2 Private house 60 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 2 Private house 120 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 2 Private house 60 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 2 Private house 200 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 6 Private house 220 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 3 Private house 120 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 4 Private house 350 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 2 Total 17023 60 80 -- -- 303 1319

Sources of data: resettlement Survey for Guiyang Transport Project

2-7-3 Affected shops

66 shops will be affected by the urban roads construction, with a total relocation area

3625 sq. meters (2975 sq. meters belong to brick & concrete structure, 500 sq. meters belong to brick & wood structure, and 150 sq. meters are simple houses). The house ownership of 30 shops belongs to Yongjiang Instrument and Meter Factory and 21 shops belong to Pengshuichi Commercial Company, the other shops are the Youzha Villager’s private houses. Now the shop operators are leases, and 155 workers will be affected. The information about the affected shops is shown in Table 2-10.

Table 2-10 the information about affected shops

Structure and area of Nature and use of land and The number Operator of the Owner of the The use of the relocated buildings（m2） house property right of affected shops houses houses Brick & Brick- Simple Land Houses workers concrete wood Xue Chongrong Eating joint 20 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Shi Zhengzhi Eating joint 20 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Li Jingwei Grocer 20 0 0 State-owned Certificated 1 Huang Liqian Barbershop 20 0 0 State-owned Certificated 3 Xiao Yuanbing Barbershop 45 0 0 State-owned Certificated 4 Xiao Yuanbing Grocer 30 0 0 State-owned Certificated 3 Ye Shuyuan Eating joint 30 0 0 State-owned Certificated 4 Dai Bijun Grocer 60 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 He Lizhong Mobile shop 30 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Wang Jinghai Grocer 30 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Zhou Yansong Grocer 100 0 0 State-owned Certificated 3 Hu Hong Eating joint 30 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Chen Gongping Noodle shop 100 0 0 State-owned Certificated 1 Wang Xingrong Grocer 50 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Liang wei Yongjaing Grain shop 45 0 0 State-owned Certificated 3 Yuan Kaixiu Instrument Telephone 45 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Ye Guobing and Meter Coal shop 0 500 0 State-owned Certificated 3 Factory Liu Yuelong Washhouse 40 0 0 State-owned Certificated 3 Liu Yueqiu Grocer 85 0 0 State-owned Certificated 6 Li Ling Clinic 40 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Xiao Zhenglin Grocer 30 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Fu Shulian Dolly shop 40 0 0 State-owned Certificated 1 Wang Kuiqiang Edible oil shop 50 0 0 State-owned Certificated 1 Wang Gang Small shop 100 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Luo Zhong Small shop 60 0 0 State-owned Certificated 3 Zhang si Small shop 60 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Peng Kehe Small shop 60 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Li Jingping Small shop 60 0 0 State-owned Certificated 3 Zhang Facai Small shop 125 0 0 State-owned Certificated 4 Lang Deseng Small shop 150 0 0 State-owned Certificated 4 Yu Yongjun Cake shop 28 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Xia Jun Grocer 28 0 0 State-owned Certificated 2 Hu Hui Food shop 30 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 Yang Guorong Barbershop 14 0 0 Collective Certificated 2 Long Xinyu Barbershop 20 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 Yang Bing Repair shop 25 0 0 Collective Certificated 2 Cao Hong Grocer 32 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 Yuan Shilun Eating Joint 18 0 0 Collective Certificated 2 Private house Luo Liqing in Youzha Telephone 25 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 Entertainment Chen Jing Village 20 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 room Zhao Shenge Eating Joint 25 0 0 Collective Certificated 2 Tan Hua Gas shop 50 0 0 Collective Certificated 2 Shi Hualin Grocer 30 0 0 Collective Certificated 2 Peng Xuezhong Rice shop 20 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 Li Guoying Barbershop 25 0 0 Collective Certificated 1 Guiyang Pengshuichi State-owned Internet Bar, Commercial Asset Hostel and 1010 0 150 State-owned Certificated 56 Company Management what the like Committee

Total -- -- 2975 500 150 -- -- 155

Sources of data: Resettlement Survey for Guiyang Transport Project

2-7-4 Houses of enterprises and institutions affected by urban road

The urban roads construction will affect 4 enterprises with house relocation area of

30 6971 sq. meters. The affected workers are 98. The impact degrees of every affected

enterprises and institutions are shown in Table 2-11.

Table 2-11 the enterprises and institutions affected by urban roads

Nature and use of land and house Affected Structure and area of house (m2) Affecte property right Brief description of affected enterprise d Reinforce- Brick- Use of unit and intuition Simp worker Land House concrete concrete le house State- Certificate Works 2567 0 45 0 Owned d hop This is a state-owned enterprise, with 430 employees, among which State- Certificate 500 0 0 20 Office 249 are registered and 181 Yongjaing Owned d are retired. Currently, it is Instrument mainly engaged in producing electronic energy and Meter State- Certificate Sale 2000 0 0 15 meter and gas meter, with Factory Owned d office annual output value of RMB20, 000,000. After land acquisition, the enterprise Switch State- Certificate needs to remove for 24 0 0 ing 1 Owned d reestablishment. house The affected enterprise is Pengshuichi state-owned, the total State- Certificate Lease Commercial 0 1450 0 4 workers is 160, the Owned d house relocated houses is least to Company other businessman and only 4 workers may be affected Qibaoyuan State- Temporary It is temporary building that House Sale 40 0 0 0 Idle is idle at present and will be Owned building Department dismantled soon.

This is a private elementary Classr school opened in a rented Xwang 330 0 0 11 Collective Private oom residential house, with 320 Elementary students, 13 teachers, 11 School classrooms and 2 offices. (private) After relocation, the school 60 0 0 2 Collective Private Office may continue by renting other adjacent house.

Total 5521 0 0 94 ------

Sources of data: Resettlement Survey for Guiyang Transport Project

2-8 Affected vulnerable groups

The vulnerable groups are the most vulnerable persons among PAPs and they

are difficult to adapt the changes due to project construction. The vulnerable groups

affected by the project mainly include the following types:

(1) Lonely old people: Mainly single old people over 65 years old without legal

obligor of support.

(2) Single headed family: Family with single head and underage child (children).

(3) Orphan: Children who are young than 16 years old without parents.

(4) Poor family: Urban family with a Certificate of Guarantee of Subsistence

Allowances for Urban Residents in Guiyang or the demolished families whose total

house area is less than 45m2; rural poor families qualified by the local community

orthe demolished families whose total house area is less than 70m2.

31 (5) Disabled person: The persons with mental deficiency or diseased physiological function and lost their ability to work.

According to the survey, among the affected persons, 153 households with 522 persons are vulnerable groups (see Table 2-12). The list of affected vulnerable groups is shown in the Attachment Table 5.

2-9 Gender impact assessment

The projects construction will change patterns of use of land and cause a range of resettlement effects. Such changes may have different impact on man and woman, so it is necessary to carry out gender impact assessment as part of Resettlement Action

Plan. Gender impact assessment is also one of the ways in which gender inequalities can be addressed.

Table 2-12 Affected vulnerable households and persons

District or County Town or Township Number of poor families Number of poor persons Kaiyang County Fengshan Town 13 48 Kaiyang County Yongwen Township 8 35 Kaiyang County Longgang Town 26 85 Kaiyang County Maoyun Township 6 20 Kaiyang County Miping Township 4 13 Kaiyang County Zhaiji Township 16 50 Kaiyang County Gaozhai Township 1 4 Xiuwen County Jiuchang Town 12 47 Xiuwen County Liuguang Town 9 33 Xiuwen County Longchang Town 3 12 Xiuwen County Liutong Township 13 43 Xiuwen County Gupu Township 2 5 Xiuwen County Saping Township 1 2 Huaxi District Maiping Township 1 4 Huaxi District Shiban Town 5 16 Xifeng County Jiuzhuang Town 7 20 Xifeng County Wenquan Town 12 36 Xifeng County Louwo Township 12 43 Qingzhen City Wangzhuang Township 2 6 Total 153 522 Sources of data: Resettlement Survey for Guiyang Transport Project

In Guiyang, women have landownership and property rights same as man, when the women are divorced or widowed, they still have the right to obtain land or land compensation, With the development, the gender inequity in these affected areas is decreasing. However, the countrywomen in the affected areas still have low educational status. Most countrywomen have received education below junior school, and the proportion of illiterate and semi-illiterate is high. According to sample survey by social assessment institution, among local women, 26% are illiterate, 5% are

32 semi-illiterate, 39% only have elementary education, 22% have junior education, 6% are senior high school or technical secondary school graduates, only 2% have received higher education, and no women above 40 have entered senior high schools.

In the long run, the construction of rural roads will play an active role in employment and income for women who may benefit more from the construction than man in the affected areas. Thus, the roads construction may give an impetus to gender equity.

(1) The construction of rural roads will enlarge women’s employment opportunities, increase their income and improve their social status. After constructing the rural roads, agricultural products mainly planted by women, such as vegetables and fruits may become a new important source of income for local peasant households. Women’s income is supposed to rise markedly, which will continuously increase in the proportion of family income. And women’s family status will be further elevated, which is in favor of eliminating gender inequity.

(2) The construction of rural roads may effectively reduce countrywomen’s labor intensity. At present, as number of young adults going out for work is progressively increasing, women play a major role in agricultural production as well as taking care of the old and the children, so their labor intensity and family pressure rapidly increase.

After improving the roads, in the first place, women’s working condition may be greatly enhanced, and it will be convenient for their trips as well as effectively reduce the difficulties in transporting agricultural products and productive resources.

(3) The construction of rural roads may provide convenience for women’s trips and is advantageous to enhance their quality of life. Due to inconvenient transportation and expensive cost of travel, migrant workers seldom go home. The construction of rural roads may bridge the gap between local country and developed regions, and gradually decrease the blind outflow of local young adult manpower. After the construction of the project, it will provide convenience for migrant workers who return to the country so that they will have more time and chance to take part in family labor activities, which has a positive significance for lightening women’s production and living burden, improving children’s education and the age’s living status.

The land acquisition has no unique negative influence on women in the short term, but in the long term, land acquisition tends to change the product model and life style.

It is an unavoidable trend that the share of non- agricultural employment will increase,

33 more and more laborers will move from agricultural sector to non-agricultural sectors.

Being less mobile than men, women’s universe is more restricted. Hence, they have limited ability to cope with and adjust to new situations and environments. The local government and the PMO noted that it is a challenge for women. Strengthening the women’s ability and skill in non-agricultural production is also the important task for all resettlement organizations.

2-10 Affected infrastructure

The affected infrastructure of the project mainly involves: power poles, optical cables, transformers and so on. The type and amount of affected infrastructure in every district and county are shown in Table 2-13. The type and amount of affected infrastructure for each rural road are shown in Table 2-14.

Table 2-13 the amount of affected infrastructure in each Counties or Districts

Affected High tension Low tension Town or Optical cables Transformer district or Wire pole wire Township （each）（each） county （each） pole（each） Baiyuan Shawen 1 7 0 1 Huaxi 1 19 1 8 Huaxi Maiping 2 29 0 0 Fenshan 0 15 3 1 Gaozhai 0 17 2 0 Longgang 0 41 0 2 Maoyun 0 4 0 0 Kaiyang Miping 0 5 3 0 Nanlong 0 12 0 0 Yongwen 0 25 13 1 Zhaiji 0 13 0 0 Nanmudu 0 25 0 0 Hongfenghu 2 15 3 2 Liwo 0 10 0 0 Qinglong 0 37 4 0 Qingzheng Weicheng 1 69 2 1 Zhanjie 2 12 1 0 Anliu 0 21 0 0 Xindian 0 4 0 0 Hefeng 0 5 1 0 Shuitian 3 14 10 0 Wudang Xiaba 0 6 6 7 Xinpu 2 17 0 0 Xinchang 0 27 14 1 Jinzhong 0 8 0 0 Jiuzhuang 0 8 0 0 Louwo 0 15 0 0 Yanglongsi 0 13 0 0 Xifeng Xiaoqing 2 18 0 2 Xiaozhaiba 0 26 0 0 Yongjing 0 8 0 0 Wenquan 0 18 0 0 Xinchang 5 1 0 0 Gupu 0 35 11 0 Liuguang 0 59 7 3 Xiuwen Liutun 9 2 1 0 Jiuchang 0 69 0 0 Zhazuo 0 13 0 0 Yuanguan 7 14 21 4 Nanming Youzha 3 8 12 2 Total 40 764 115 35

Table 2-14 the amount of affected infrastructure for each subproject

Type and amount of infrastructure High tension Low tension Code Name of Subproject Location Optical cables Transformer Wire pole wire pole （each）（each）（each）（each） K0+000-K6+196 9 2 1 0 1 Damu-Xinchang K6+196-K26+259 5 1 0 0 2 Xinzhong -Zhongming K0+000-K17+107 0 32 0 0 3 Nanlong-Luowanghe K0+000-K15+640 0 12 0 0 4 Liwo-Qibai K0+000-K18+082 0 10 0 0 5 Yongwen-Liangloukou K0+000-K17+639 0 22 13 0 6 Liming-Chashan K0+000-K13+747 0 12 2 0 7 Guangtian-Hejiadong K0+000-K14+160 0 20 2 1 8 Xiaoqing-Qingshan K0+000-K18.929 2 18 0 2 9 Maoping-Xinshan K0+000-K15+774 0 8 0 0 10 Maolizhuang-Qingshan K0+000-K4+486 0 8 3 0 K0+000-K9+433 0 8 0 0 11 Zhuhua-Xinchang-Huguang K9+433-K17+185 0 6 0 0 12 Xiaohegou-Shuikou K0+000-K28+622 0 9 5 0 K0+000-K6+280 0 5 3 0 13 Zhaiji-Xinshan K6+280-K27+215 0 13 0 0 14 Maiping-Huchao-Machang K0+000-K13+819 2 29 0 0 15 Gaojiaba-Jingjiang K0+000-K26+034 0 21 0 0 16 Liutong-Baimao K0+000-K10+766 0 7 5 2 17 Longgang-Guaijiu K0+000-K16+820 0 27 0 1 18 Xianshuimiao-Datu Village K0+000-K9+132 0 12 0 0 19 Huaxi-Tianhetan-Gairong K0+000-K3+763 1 19 1 8 K0+000-K3+845 0 18 12 0 20 Dagu-Laping K3+845-K19+780 2 17 0 0 21 Baiyan-Minlian-Longjing K0+000-K16+420 2 15 3 2 K0+000-K18+650 0 11 0 1 22 Longgang-Lijing-Maoyun K18+650-K21+311 0 4 0 0 K0+000-K3+160 0 8 0 0 23 G210-Nanji K3+160-K15+384 0 5 0 0 K0+000-K21+215 0 9 2 1 24 Daqiao-Hefeng K21+215-K26+118 0 5 1 0 25 Gaozhai-Guangzhong K0+000-K17+076 0 17 2 0 Wangchengpo-Xiaoshanbia 26 K0+000-K17+112 0 7 1 0 n K0+000-K8+320 0 7 3 1 27 Fengshan-Yongwen K8+320-K10+464 0 3 0 1 Weicheng-Class 6 Power 28 K0+000-K19+513 1 32 0 0 Satation 29 Guantianba-Fenghuangchi K0+000-K9+433 0 9 0 0 30 Shetian-Xiaoba K0+000-K18+825 0 26 6 0 31 Tiaozichang-Chayuan K0+000-K10+889 2 12 1 0 32 Yanglongsi-Pingshan K0+000-K7+102 0 13 0 0 33 Shuitian-Dingpa K0+000-K9+224 3 14 10 0 34 Shian-Lufang K0+000-K10+886 0 69 0 0 35 Shuitang-418 K0+000-K10+985 0 13 0 0 Pingyuanshao-Qingzhen 36 K0+000-K5+850 0 22 0 0 Power Plant 37 Wenquan-Shangzhai K0+000-K20+390 0 18 0 0 38 Liangshuijing-Dashanjiao K0+000-K6+219 1 7 0 1 Guyang-Wenzheng-Jiangsh 39 K0+000-K11+430 0 25 0 0 an 40 Yongle-Houba K0+000-K10+470 0 13 0 1 41 Xuaba-Gujin K0+000-K5+871 0 6 6 7 K0+000-K16+400 0 21 0 0 42 Anliu-Shatian-Xindian K16+400-K20+813 0 4 0 0 43 Tiantai-Jinzhong K0+000-K13+194 0 8 0 0 K0+000-K6+900 0 0 0 0 44 Nanlong-Gujin-Shuikou K6+900-K13+231 0 3 0 0 7 14 21 4 You-Xia Road 3 8 12 2 Total 40 764 115 35

36 3 Resettlement Policy Framework

The resettlement work in Guiyang Transport Project will be implemented in strict compliance with national relevant laws, Guizhou local legislations and policies of the districts where the project is located, as well as in complete accordance with World

Bank involuntary resettlement principles and policies during the planning and implementation of resettlement work.

3-1 National laws and policies on resettlement

3-1-1 Major relevant laws and policies on resettlement

In china, the laws and policies about resettlement can be divided into two types: the first type is national laws and regulations; the second one is local laws and regulations.

1. National laws and policies about resettlement mainly include: (1) Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China (revised in August

28, 2004)

(2) Regulations on the Implementation of the Land Administration Law of the

People's Republic of China (December 27, 1998)

(3) Administrative Regulations on Urban House Demolition and Relocation (June

11, 2001)

(4) Law of the People's Republic of China on Land Contract in Rural Areas

（August 29, 2002）

(5) Agriculture Law of the People's Republic of China (December 28, 2002)

(6) Decision of the State Council on Deepening the Reform on Strict Management to Land (October 21, 2004).

(7) Guiding Opinions on further making perfect policy on land acquisition compensation and resettlement (November 3, 2004).

(8) Measures for the Administration of Annual Plans on the Utilization of Land

(2004 revised)

(9) Measures for the Administration of Preliminary Examination of the Land Used

37 for Construction Projects (December 1, 2004)

(10) Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of the Urban

Real Estate (January 1 1995)

2. Local regulations and polices about resettlement

(1) Implementation Measures on Land Administration in Guizhou Province

(January 1, 2001).

(2) Circular of the People’s Government of Guizhou Province on Further

Strengthening Land Acquisition Management (June 1, 2005)

(3) Administrative Measures of Guiyang Municipality on Urban House Demolition and Relocation (December 1, 2001)

(4) Measures on Announcement for Land acquisition of the Land & Resource

Bureau of Guiyang City (January 1, 2002)

(5) Announcement of Calculation Standards for Annual Output of Requisitioned

Land of Guiyang City (Document No. 52, 2002)

(6) Protection Measures for Vegetable Base Construction of Guiyang City (March

28, 2002)

(7) Trial Methods for Management of Cheap Rent Houses for the lowest income households of Guiyang City (Octorber 21, 2004)

(8) Management Regulations on Land Development and Consolidation of

Guizhou province (September 10, 2002)

(9) Standards for Cost Prices, Construction Cost, Temporary Resettlement

Subsidies and Relocation Compensations of Different Kinds of Relocated Houses of

Guiyang City (September 13, 2004)

(10) Interim Provisions for Transformation of Village-in-City of Guiyang City (July

25, 2006)

3-1-2 Abstract of laws and policies on land acquisition and relocation

1. Regulations on land ownership and rights to use

● The People's Republic of China practices socialist public ownership of land, namely, ownership by the whole people and collective ownership by the working people. Land in the urban areas of cities is owned by the State. Land in rural and

38 suburban areas is owned by peasant collectives, except for those portions of land which belong to the State as provided for by law; house sites and private plots of cropland and hilly land are owned by peasant collectives. (Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. Article 2 and Article 8)

● State-owned land and land owned by peasant collectives may be lawfully determined to be used by units or individuals. Land owned by peasant collectives shall be registered with and recorded by people's governments at the county level, which shall, upon verification, issue certificates to confirm the ownership of such land. (Land

Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. Article 9 and Article 11).

● Any change to be lawfully made in land ownership, in the right to the use of land or in the purpose of use of land shall be registered. (Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. Article12).

● The land-use right for the following land used for construction may, if really necessary, be allocated upon approval by the people's government at or above the county level in accordance with the law: (1) Land used for State organs or military purposes; (2) Land used for urban infrastructure or public utilities; (3) Land used for projects of energy, communications or water conservancy, etc. which are selectively supported by the State; and (4) Land used for other purposes as provided by laws or administrative rules and regulations (Law of the People's Republic of China on the

Administration of the Urban Real Estate, Article 23).

2. Regulations on land contracts in rural areas

● In undertaking land contracts in rural areas, women shall enjoy equal rights with men. The legitimate rights and interests of women shall be protected in contract.

No organizations or individuals may deprive their rights to land contractual management, which they are entitled to, or infringe upon such right. (Law of the

People's Republic of China on Land Contract in Rural Areas, Article 6)

● During the term of contract, the party giving out the contract may not take back the contracted land. During the term of contract, the party giving out the contract may not readjust the contracted land (Law of the People's Republic of China on Land

Contract in Rural Areas, Article 26 and Article 27).

● The State applies the contractual management system in respect of land in rural areas, protects, in accordance with law, the long-term stability of the relationship of land contract in rural areas, and protects the right of farmers to use their contracted

39 land (Agriculture Law of the People's Republic of China, Article 10).

3. Regulations on land compensation rates

● The State may, in the interest of the public, lawfully expropriate or requisition land and give compensation accordingly. (Land Administration Law of the People's

Republic of China. Article 2)

● Land expropriated shall be compensated for on the basis of its original purpose of use. Compensation for expropriated cultivated land shall include compensation for land, resettlement subsidies and compensation for attachments and young crops on the requisitioned land. Compensation for expropriated of cultivated land shall be six to ten times the average annual output value of the expropriated land, calculated on the basis of three years preceding such requisition. Resettlement subsidies for expropriated cultivated land shall be calculated according to the agricultural population needing to be resettled. The agricultural population needing to be resettled shall be calculated by dividing the area of expropriated cultivated land by the average area of the original cultivated land per person of the unit the land of which is expropriated. The standard resettlement subsidies to be divided among members of the agricultural population needing resettlement shall be four to six times the average annual output value of the expropriated cultivated land calculated on the basis of three years preceding such expropriation. However, the maximum resettlement subsidies for each hectare of the expropriated cultivated land shall not exceed fifteen times its average annual output value calculated on the basis of three years preceding such expropriation. (Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. Article 47)

● If land compensation and resettlement subsidies paid in accordance with the provisions of the second paragraph in Article 47 are still insufficient to enable the peasants needing resettlement to maintain their original living standards, the resettlement subsidies may be increased upon approval by people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central

Government. However, the total land compensation and resettlement subsidies shall not exceed 30 times the average annual output value of the expropriated land calculated on the basis of three years preceding such expropriation. (Land

Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. Article 47)

● The State Council may, in light of the level of social and economic development and under special circumstances, raise the rates of land compensation

40 and resettlement subsidies for expropriation of cultivated land. (Land Administration

Law of the People's Republic of China. Article 47)

● Perfect land acquisition compensation measures. Local people’s governments at or above county level shall take practical measures to guard the farmers whose land has been acquired against the decrease in living standards resulting from land acquisition. Land compensations, resettlement subsidies and compensations for attachments to the ground and young crops shall be paid promptly at full amount in accordance with law. The people's governments of provinces，autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall assent to the increase of resettlement subsidies to the farmers landless due to land acquisitions, whose original living standards cannot be maintained or social security fees cannot be afforded after being paid land acquisition compensations and resettlement subsidies according to current laws and regulations. In case the total amount of land acquisition compensations and resettlement subsidies reach the legal maximum, yet is still insufficient for the farmers whose land is acquired to retain their original living standards, the local people’s government may make up for it by incomes from the use of state-owned land (Decision of the State Council on Deepening the Reform on Strict

Management to land, Article 12).

● The provincial government shall formulate and publicize the standard annual output or location land prices for land acquisition in the cities and counties under the provincial jurisdiction. Land acquisition compensation shall be kept identical for identical quality of land in same locality. The full costs of land acquisition for national key development projects shall be included in the overall project budget (Decision of the State Council on Deepening the Reform on Strict Management to land, Article 12).

4. Regulations on measures to resettle farmers

● Local people’s governments at or above county level shall enact specific measures to guarantee the long-term livelihood of the farmers whose land is acquired.

For projects with stable benefits, the farmers may buy a share via the lawfully authorized rights of construction land usage. The local people’s government within the city planning districts shall bring the farmers whose land is acquired under the employment system for cities and towns and establish the social security system; in acquisition of land owned by farmers collectively outside the city planning districts, the local people’s government shall be obligatory to remain necessary land for the farmers

41 to cultivate or arrange for them corresponding jobs. Farmers landless without basic production and living conditions shall be removed and resettled to another place.

(Decision of the State Council on Deepening the Reform on Strict Management to land,

Article 13)

●The peasants with requisitioned land may choose the following resettlement approaches: (1) Based on Agricultural Production Resettlement Method. For collective land beyond the urban planning area, make sure that the peasants have necessary cultivated land to continue agricultural production by means of utilizing rural collective land, contracted land returned voluntarily by peasants, new cultivated land brought about by land transfer and land exploitation and arrangement, and so son. (2) Based on Reemployment Resettlement Method. Take active actions to provide free skill training for peasants with requisitioned land and arrange proper work posts for them.

The units using requisitioned land should give priority to these peasants in employment under the same conditions. Bring peasants with collective land completely covered by land acquisition for urban planning area into urban employment system, and establish social security system for them. (3) Based on Stock Ownership and Profit Sharing Resettlement Method. For project land with long-term stable profits, upon condition that the peasants are voluntary, the rural collective economic organization with requisitioned land may negotiate with relevant units to let the peasants become shareholders by means of land acquisition compensation or evaluated use right of approved construction land. The rural collective economic organization and the peasants should sign a contract to ensure that the peasants may gain profits for preference stock. (4) Resettlement in other places. If local area fails to provide basic productive and living conditions for peasants with requisitioned land, the government may organize uniformly and carry out resettlement in other places provided that it shall give full consideration to ideas of relevant rural collective economic organizations and peasants (Article 2 of Guiding Opinions on further making perfect policy on land acquisition compensation and resettlement).

5. Regulations on land acquisition information disclosures

● Once a plan for compensation and resettlement subsidies for requisitioned land is decided on, the local people's government concerned shall make it known to the general public and solicit comments and suggestions from the collective economic organizations, the land of which is requisitioned, and the peasants. (Land

42 Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. Article 48)

● The rural collective economic organization, the land of which is expropriated, shall accept supervision by making known to its members the income and expenses of the compensation received for land expropriation. (Land Administration Law of the

People's Republic of China. Article 49)

● Farmers’ collective ownership of land and contractual operation right of land shall be guaranteed during the process of land acquisition. Prior to the report of land acquisition to higher authorities for examination and approval, the purpose, location, compensation rates for land acquisition and the resettlement arrangements shall be made public to the farmers with land to be acquired. The country collective economic organizations and farmers must confirm the investigation results of the status of the acquired land. If necessary, the Ministry of Land and Resources shall organize the hearing of witnesses according to relevant regulations. The relevant materials acknowledged and confirmed by the farmers whose land is to be acquired shall be deemed as the essential materials for report for approval of land acquisition. The establishment and perfection of the coordination and arbitration system for solving disputes on land acquisition compensations and resettlements shall be quickened so as to defend the lawful rights and interests of the farmers whose land is acquired and the land users. The proceedings of land acquisition shall be made public after approval except for exceptional cases. (Decision of the State Council on Deepening the Reform on Strict Management to land, Article 14)

● The administrative departments in charge of house demolition and relocation shall make public the proceedings such as the parties that demolish and relocate houses, the scopes of demolition and relocation, time limit of demolition and relocation, and so on covered in the house demolition and relocation license by means of public announcement of house demolition and relocation while issuing the house demolition and relocation licenses (Administrative Regulations on Urban House

Demolition and Relocation of the State Council, Article 8).

6. Regulations on compensation for urban house demolition and relocation

● The parties that demolish and relocate houses shall make compensation for the parties whose houses have been demolished according to these Regulations. No compensation shall be made for buildings built in violation of rules and temporary buildings beyond the approved time limit (Administrative Regulations on Urban House

43 Demolition and Relocation of the State Council, Article 22).

● The demolition and relocation compensation may adopt means of compensation in currencies or the exchange of ownership of houses. The parties whose houses have been demolished may select the compensation means

(Administrative Regulations on Urban House Demolition and Relocation of the State

Council, Article 23).

● The building area of the exchanged houses provided by the remover can not be below 45 m2 which is the minimized standard houses type, and the exchanged house must be coincide with the require of design and quality standard determined by the State (Administrative Measures of Guiyang Municipality on Urban House

Demolition and Relocation, Article 17).

● The parties that demolish and relocate houses shall pay the removal allowances to the parties whose houses will be demolished or the tenants of these houses. During the transition, if the parties whose houses have been demolished or the tenants of these houses arrange their residences by themselves, the parties that demolish and relocate houses shall pay the temporary relocation allowances. If the parties whose houses have been demolished or the tenants of these houses have the temporary houses used during the resettlement process provided by the parties that demolish and relocate houses, the parties that demolish and relocate houses shall not pay the temporary relocation allowances (Administrative Regulations on Urban House

Demolition and Relocation of the State Council, Article 31).

● The remover should pay temporary resettlement subsidies to relocation households or leaseholders that may find transitional houses independently. The temporary resettlement subsidies are calculated according to the building area of the houses to be removed and the transitional period should not exceed 18 months. If relocation households cannot be resettled in due time, they or leaseholders should be given temporary resettlement subsidies for extra period. If relocation households or leaseholders may find transitional houses independently, from the date after the time limit, the resettlement subsidies for exceeding the time limit will increase by 10% every month in accordance with relevant standards, with an upper limit of 5 times as much as that regulated by the standards. The remover who provides transitional houses should pay temporary resettlement subsidies to the house users from the month after the time limit (Article 19 of Management Approaches for House Relocation

44 of Guiyang City).

● The remover should give relocation fees to relocation households or leaseholders in the light of relevant standards. The relocation fee is calculated by building area. The remover who provides houses in exchange for property right of relocation houses should pay relocation households the fees in full; the relocation households who are resettled after transition period should be given the fee twice; and fees for leased houses should be given to leaseholders (Article 20 of Management

Approaches for House Relocation of Guiyang City).

● For off production and close of business of non-domestic houses caused by relocation, the remover should give proper compensation to relocation households;

Unemployed people with legal employment procedure should be given compensation of 6 months once in accordance with the lowest salary standards of the city (Article 20 of Management Approaches for House Relocation of Guiyang City).

● The households who apply to the cheap rent houses must have qualification as the following: 1. The members of the family have been registered permanent residence of Yunyan, Nanming, Xiaohe Disrrict. 2. The average area of their houses is less than 6 m2 per capita. 3. The households safeguarded by the minimum subsistence policy in Guiyang city.

● The safeguard methods of cheap rent houses; 1. Providing the allowance for renting houses: The Cheap-rent-house Management Office provides allowance to the households with qualifications, and then the applicants can rent houses from market and signed agreement with the leaser and pay the rent in accordance with their agreement. 2.Providing cheap rent houses directly. The Cheap-rent-house

Management Office is responsible to provide common houses and lease to the vulnerable groups such as the aged, diseased and handicapped persons according to the safeguard standard in their returns, these households also can choose the allowance safeguard method. 3. Checking and reducing rent. The owners of public houses reduce some rent for the lowest income households according to the local regulatons in a certain period.

7. Regulations on resettlement fund management

● The compensation and other charges paid to the unit for its land expropriated is forbidden to be embezzled or misappropriated. (Land Administration Law of the

People's Republic of China. Article 49)

45 ● Payment of various expenses for land requisition should be effected in full within 3 months starting from the date of approval of the land requisition and resettlement plan. (Regulations on the implementation of the Land Administration Law of the People’s Republic of China, Article 25)

● Land compensation fee goes to the rural collective economic organization;

Compensation fee for ground attachments and young crops shall be paid to for the owner(s) of ground attachments and young crops. Funds earmarked for land requisition resettlement subsidy must be used for the designated purpose and shall not be diverted to any other purpose. For persons required to be resettled by the rural collective economic organization, payment of the resettlement subsidy shall be made to the rural collective economic organization to be administered and used by the rural collective economic organization; where resettlement is to be arranged by other units, the resettlement subsidy shall be paid to the resettlement units; where no unified resettlement is required, the resettlement subsidy shall be given to the individuals to be resettled or used for the payment of insurance premium for the resettled persons on gaining the consent of the resettled persons. (Regulations on the implementation of the Land Administration Law of the People’s Republic of China, Article 26)

● The provincial government shall formulate standards for the distribution of land compensation fees within the rural collective organizations, based on the principle that the land compensation fees shall be used for the farmer households whose land is acquired. The rural collective organization shall make the information on the revenues and allocation of the land compensation fees available to its members, and receive their supervision. The agriculture, civil affairs and other departments shall strengthen the supervision over the allocation and use of the land compensation fees within the rural collective organization (Decision of the State Council on Deepening the Reform on Strict Management to land, Article 15).

8. Regulations on land examination and approval

● All units and individuals that need land for construction purposes shall, in accordance with law, apply for the use of State-owned land, with the exception of the collective economic organizations and peasants of such organizations that have lawfully obtained approval of using the land owned by peasant collectives of these organizations to build township or town enterprises or to build houses for villagers and the units and individuals that have lawfully obtained approval of using the land owned

46 by peasant collectives to build public utilities or public welfare undertakings of a township (town) or village. (Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China.

Article 43)

● Where land for agriculture is to be used for construction purposes, the formalities of examination and approval shall be gone through for the conversion of use. (Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. Article 44)

● Where land is to be expropriated by the State, the expropriation shall, after approval is obtained through legal procedure, be announced by people's governments at or above the county level, which shall help execute the requisition. (Land

Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. Article 46)

● Need of occupation of state-owned land for construction for a specific construction project within the scope of land for urban construction determined in the overall planning for land utilization shall be handled pursuant to the following provisions: (1) At the time of the construction project feasibility study, the competent department of land administration shall examine the matters relating to land use for the construction project and come up with a report on the preliminary examination of land use for the construction project; at the time of submission of the feasibility study for approval, the report on the preliminary examination of land use for the construction project produced by the competent department of land administration must be enclosed therewith. (2) The construction unit shall, on the strength of the relevant approval document of the construction project, file an application for land for construction with the competent department of land administration of municipal or county people's government, the competent department of land administration of the municipal or county government shall examine the same, draft a land provision plan and submit it to the municipal or county people's government for approval; where approval by people's government at the next higher level is required, it should be submitted to the people's government at the next higher level for approval. (3)

Municipal or county people's government shall, upon approval of the land provision plan, issue a certificate of approval for land for construction for the construction unit.

In the case of paid-for use of state-owned land, the competent department of land administration of municipal or county people's government shall conclude a contract on the paid-for use of state-owned land with the land user. In the case of appropriation for use of state-owned land, the competent department of land administration shall

47 verify and issue a certificate of decision on the appropriation of state-owned land. (4)

The land user should file an application for land registration according to law.

(Regulations on the implementation of the Land Administration Law of the People’s

Republic of China, Article 22).

● The construction unit that needs to demolish houses may conduct the demolition only after obtaining a permit for demolition (Administrative Regulations on

Urban House Demolition and Relocation, Article 6).

● Where any land is to be used within the planned year for a key construction project which needs to be approved and ratified by the State Council or the national development and reform institution, etc. Involving land use conversion from agricultural purposes into construction purposes, the competent authority of the said industry shall, prior to September 25 of the last year, provide its suggestions on the plan to the Ministry of Land and Resources according to the project, and at the same time submit the copies to the administrative department of land and resources and the development and reform department of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government where the land to be used for the project is located (Measures for the Administration of Annual Plans on the Utilization of Land, Article 6).

● The administrative department of land and resources of a local people's government at the county level or above shall, jointly with other relevant departments, and pursuant to the uniform arrangement of the state, propose its suggestions on the annual plan on the utilization of local land, and shall, upon examination by the people's government at the same level, report to the administrative department of land and resources of the people's government at the higher level (Measures for the

Administration of Annual Plans on the Utilization of Land, Article 7).

● The planned index on land use conversion from agricultural purposes into construction purposes shall be subject to mandatory administration, which may not be broken. If no planned index on land use conversion from agricultural purposes into construction purposes is held, the competent authority may not approve the conversion of the land for agricultural use. If no planned index on land use conversion from agricultural purposes into construction purposes is held, but the competent authority discretionarily approves the conversion of the land for agricultural use into that for construction use, it shall be subject to liabilities for illegally approving the use

48 of land (Measures for the Administration of Annual Plans on the Utilization of Land,

Article 13).

● For a construction project that needs to be examined and approved, the entity using the land for construction shall file an application for preliminary examination at the stage of feasibility study. For a construction project that needs to be ratified and archived, the entity using the land for construction shall file an application for preliminary examination before applying for ratification and archiving (Measures for the Administration of Preliminary Examination of the Land Used for Construction

Projects, Article 5).

● The preliminary examination shall be finished according to the present

Measures prior to the ratification or examination and approval of a construction project.

If the construction project has not been preliminarily examined or fails to pass the preliminary examination, the party concerned shall not be approved to convert the land for agricultural use into that for construction use or to have the land requisitioned, nor shall it be permitted or to go through the land supply procedures (Measures for the

Administration of Preliminary Examination of the Land Used for Construction Projects,

Article15).

9. Regulations about temporary land acquisition

● Where a need arises for the temporary occupation of cultivated land for the construction and geological survey of a construction project, the land user should, within one year starting from the date of expiry of temporary land use, restore the conditions for cultivation. (Regulations on the implementation of the Land

Administration Law of the People’s Republic of China, Article 28).

● Where land owned by the State or by peasant collectives needs to be used temporarily for construction of projects or for geologic prospecting, the matter should be subject to approval by the land administration department of a people's government at or above the county level. However, if the land to be temporarily used is located in the area covered by city planning, the matter shall be subject to agreement by the city planning administration department concerned before it is submitted for approval. The land user shall, depending on who owns the land and who has the land-use right, enter into a contract for the temporary use of the land with the land administration department concerned, or the rural collective economic organization, or the villagers committee, and pay compensation for it in accordance

49 with the provisions of the contract. The temporary land user shall use the land for purposes stipulated in the contract for temporary use of the land and may not build permanent structures on it. Generally, the period for temporary use of land shall not exceed two years. (Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. Article

57)

3-2 World Bank policies on involuntary resettlement

The World Bank policies on involuntary resettlement are described clearly in

OP4.12. The overall objectives of the Bank’s policy on involuntary resettlement are the following:

● Involuntary resettlement should be avoided where feasible, or minimized, exploring all viable alternative project designs.

● Where it is not feasible to avoid resettlement, resettlement activities should be conceived and executed as sustainable development programs, providing sufficient investment resources to enable the persons displaced by the project to share in project benefits. Displaced persons should be meaningfully consulted and should have opportunities to participate in planning and implementing resettlement programs.

● Displaced persons should be assisted in their efforts to improve their livelihoods and standards of living or at least to restore them, in real terms, to pre-displacement levels or to levels prevailing prior to the beginning of project implementation, whichever is higher.

3-3 Adopted resettlement policies

Although there are some small differences on regulations between resettlement policy of World Bank and domestic laws, the principle to secure the legal rights and interests of resettlers, restore the production and living conditions, restore and increase incomes of displaced persons as soon as possible is the same. Especially since the promulgation of Decision on Deepening the Reform on Strict Management to

Land (Document 28) by the State Council in 2004, the government further enhanced the protection of the legal rights and interests of farmers whose land is acquired from the aspects of land acquisition compensation rates, resettlement approaches, the process and supervision of land acquisition, etc. This Project for resettlement is formulated in accordance with the World Bank policy on involuntary resettlement and

50 the relevant laws and the latest policy. At present, the policies and management systems of land acquisition are reforming; the local government is formulating the new integrated compensation standards for land acquisition. If the new compensation standards have been publicized before the implementation of project and they are high than the compensation rates adopted in RAP, the new compensation standards will be adopted; However if the new compensation standards in some areas is lower than the adopted standards in RAP, the compensation standards in RAP will be continued to implement.

3-3-1 Compensation policy for house relocation

1. Compensation Policy for rural house relocation

● Compensation for various rural houses relocated should be given in accordance with their replacement cost. The specific standards are: brick-concrete structure: RMB350 per square meter; brick-wooden structure: RMB300 per square meter; simple structure: RMB120 per square meter. If relocation households do not agree the negotiated compensation standards, the two parties may negotiate and entrust a real estate valuation agency to carry out valuation. And the agency should adopt the market comparison approach to valuate relocated houses in accordance with relevant location, purpose, structure, fitment, building area and so on. The remover should give relocation households monetary compensation equaling the valuated amount, but the compensation standard can’t be lower than the replace price of the houses.

● Various materials of relocated houses are at house owners’ disposal, and the value should not be deducted from the standard compensation.

● The principle of relocation prior to construction should be obeyed. Notify relocation households 4 months before relocation and ensure a construction time of 4 months.

● Give relocation compensation and transition fee to relocation households. The standards are shown in Table 4-10.

● Relocation households do not undertake various expenses of taxation for newly built houses. The village committee takes chare of arranging new house sites for rural relocation households, the project resettlement office is responsible for paying the fee of three accesses and site leveling of the house sites, and ensure

51 infrastructures such as water, electricity and road will be provided to the relocated households expediently. If the villagers will to level off their house sites themselves,

PMO will provid allowance to the relocated households in accordance with the standard of 1500 yuan for each household. The land use area of house site is controlled in the light of the following standards: (1) If the original land use area is less than 130 square meters, the house should be built within 130 square meters; (2) If the original land use area is between 131~170 square meters, the house should be built within 170 square meters; (3) If the original land use area is above 171 square meters, the house should be built within 200 square meters.

2. Compensation Policy for urban house relocation

● The remover and relocation households may negotiate the compensation standards for all kinds of urban houses. The adopted compensation standards of the project rates are shown in Table 4-6, 4-7 and 4-8. If relocation households do not agree the negotiated compensation standards, the two parties may negotiate and entrust a real estate valuation agency to carry out valuation. And the agency should adopt the market comparison approach to valuate relocated houses in accordance with relevant location, purpose, structure, fitment, building area and so on. The remover should give relocation households monetary compensation equaling the valuated amount, but the compensation standard can’t be lower than the replace price of the houses.

● During resettlement and transition period, the project resettlement office should give 6-month compensation for production loss to affected enterprises and institutions as well as shops, The specific standards are shown in table 4-7 and 4-8. In the course of relocation, the affected proprietors may get transition fees and relocation fees, and relevant standards are shown in Table 4-10.

● As for unlicensed urban housing, PMO will pay housing replacement price to unlicensed housing according to national law and the policy of World Bank about involuntary resettlement. Replacement price is not allowed to be discounted, but location price of these unlicensed housing would not be paid.

● If the relocted households want to apply for the cheap rent houses, PMO will consulted with local government and give them the priority to be listed in the safeguard plan for the lowest income households in Guiyang City.

52 3-3-2 Compensation policy for land acquisition

● The PMO shall paid land compensation, resettlement subsidy, and compensation for young crops, compensation for the attachments for permanent land acquisition in accordance with national policies.

● Compensation Bases (AAVO). Take into account local policies and actual situation of Guiyang City, on the basis of fully negotiation with local government and affected population, the compensation bases of the affected regions (AAVO) are divided into four ranks: Nanming district belongs to the fist rank; Baiyun district,

Wudang district and Huaxi district belong to the second rank; Qingzhen city belongs to the third rank; Xiuwen county, Kaiyang county and Xifeng county belong to the fourth rank. The compensation base in the same rank is same. The various compensation bases (AAVO) are shown in Table 4-1.

● Land Compensation Multiples. The project decides to adopt the highest multiple prescribed by the law of Guiyang City to perform compensation for affected persons.

The compensation multiples for paddy field, vegetable plot, fish pound and lotus rhizome pound shall be 10 times of Its AAVO; dry land shall be 8 times of its AAVO; other lands shall be 4 times of the AAVO of its adjacent dry lands; and unused lands shall be 2 times of the AAVO of the dry land. The detailed standards are shown in Table 4-1.

● Resettlement subsidy. The project decides to adopt the highest multiple prescribed by the law of Guiyang City to perform compensation for affected persons.

Resettlement subsidy of the cultivated lands of this project is 15 times of its AAOV; non-cultivated lands is 8 times of the AAVO of the adjacent cultivated lands; No resettlement subsidies will be paid for the wastelands. The detailed standards are shown in Table 4-1.

● Compensation for young crops and attachments. The compensation for young crops is one time of Its AAVO. No young crops compensation will be paid for the wastelands such as barren hill, unused land and waste tidal land. The compensation for trees on the forestland is compensated in accordance with the rates of the attachments.

●Compensation for temporary land acquisition. Compensation for temporary land acquisition is one time of AAOV for one year; if the duration of temporary land acquisition is less than one year, it also calculated by one year. The implementation

53 organization shall be responsible for restoration of temporarily requisitioned land.

3-3-3 Resettlement Policies for Affected Persons and labors

1. Resettlement Policies for Agricultural Labor Force

● All villages affected by the project adopt the production resettlement method without land adjustment. After land acquisition, The RO directly pay resettlement subsidies and at least 80% of land compensation to the farmers whose land was requisitioned without land adjustment.

● Provide project-related employment to PAPs. during the construction period of rural roads projects, about 778732 work days (about 2290 person • year)new temporary employments will create directly for the PAPs. Consider the indirect effect, the project-related employments will be added another 311493 work days (about 916 person•year) to the PAPs. The PMO and local government have agreed that the PAPs have the priority to obtain these new employment opportunities.

● Resettlement office and local government have already make skill training plan for affected labor force in the light of the market need. Training expenses have been brought into resettlement budget. The PRO and local government will also provide suitable and special skill training to women and poor family members. After training, the local government will recommend them to work in administrative department for labor or leave the village for employment so as to increase their employment opportunities in non-agricultural departments.

● Formulate preferential policy for small businesses and self-employment. RO and local government will formulate preferential policies to help APs buy transportation vehicles such as automobiles, and start their own business and increase income.

● The Village Committee can use land compensation to establish a community development fund, which is be controlled and administered by the PAPs. With some technical assistance from the PMO and IAs, the fund can be invested in development projects. The affected farmers have the priority to be employed in these development projects; as a result, the PAPs can earn salary as well as get profits by preferred stock in accordance with their shares. The PRO and local government will provide skill training to PAPs, and ensure their income obtained from land will be not lower after land acquisition.

54 ● After compensation being obtained, affected persons could improve original cultivated land, change planting frame, develop high value-added agriculture, increase the production value of cultivated land and improve incomes.

● During engineering construction, the resettlement office shall level the land, merge scattered lands, build terraced fields, recover vegetative cover and increase the area of agricultural land, especially the area of cultivated land, in combination with rural road construction and with engineering and the biological measures. The detailed amount of reclaimed land plan for each district is shown in Table 5-3.

● The farmers who lost land can join the basic social security with their own will.

The individual, township or village committee, and local government at the county level in proportion finance social security, that means 60% of the fee will be paid by the individual, 10% will be subsidized by township or village committee, another 30% will be financed by the government at the country level. The village committee can use

20% of land compensation to pay the fee, if the fund is lack; the PMO is responsible to make up a whole. The welfare standards that the farmers can enjoy are divided into three ranks: (1) the first rank: the total fee is 19200 yuan (the individual shall turn in

11520 yuan, local government subsidies 7680 yuan), when the male farmers are 60 years old or the female farmers are 55 years old, they can receive 160 yuan every month; (2) the second rank; the total fee is 24000 yuan (the individual shall turn in

14400 yuan, local government subsidies 9600 yuan), when the male farmers are 60 years old or the female farmers are 55 years old, they can receive 200 yuan every month; (3) the third rank: the total fee is 28800 yuan (the individual shall turn in 17280 yuan, local government subsidies 11520 yuan), when the male farmers are 60 years old or the female farmers are 55 years old, they can receive 240 yuan every month.

2. Resettlement policy for the ”Village in City”

The construction of You-xiao urban road（from Youzha Street to Xiaobi）involves the Youzha Village in Yunguan Town of Naming District. At present, Youzha Village is a typical village in the city in Guiyang. With negotiating with the local government and villager representatives, two resettlement options can be chosen by the relocated households:

(1) Resettlement options and compensation standards are same as urban residence houses. The compensation price is composed of location price and replace price, the detailed compensation rates and resettlement options is explained in the

55 resettlement policy for the affected urban residence.

(2) Perform the overall planning and implementation to the resettlement of affected households in the region in combination with the reform of Village in the City of local government. The detailed policies are as follows:

● The land for residential purposes that accords with the reform planning of villages in city and is used for villager resettlement shall be provided by appropriation.

The extra houses may be sold after the land transfer fees are paid according to the law.

The financial department of the city collects the land transfer fees; after the relevant expenses like cost expenditure are deducted; the total sum is used for infrastructure construction and security for the aged in the villages in city.

● The construction of dwelling houses for villager resettlement may enjoy the relevant policies of economical and applicable housing. Some commercial and business houses may be built in the residential area in order to resolve the problem about the production and life of the peasants suffering from land requisition in the reform of Village in the City.

● The dwellers in the villages in city may participate the construction and industrial management for “Village in City” reform by way of buying shares with land and other assets.

● The local government provides two free non-agricultural skills trainings and free professional technical identification for the peasants suffering from land requisition. And it also provides free vocational guidance and employment service for the dwellers in the villages in city that registers for application.

● Since the day that the peasants in the villages in city become urban residents from rural residents, their children may enjoy the policies of sundry expenses exemption, textbook fees exemption and living subsidies of boarders in the period of compulsory education within five years.

● The villager committees transact basic endowment insurance of town employees for collective members in the villages. As for the peasants suffering from land requisition, the men of or over 60 years old and the women of or over 55 years old may enjoy monthly security for the aged according to the provisions.

3. Resettlement policy for affected urban households The urban relocated households can choice the following resettlement options according to their own actual needs: (1) monetary compensation resettlement option.

56 According to the compensation standards of the project, the relocated households can surely afford middle-price-houses from the nearby market after receiving monetary compensation. (2) Economic and affordable houses resettlement option, Most of the affected persons belong to low-income group, the have the qualification to buy the economic and affordable houses, in order to resettle the affected households better,

PMO will list these households into the Guiyang Economic and Affordable Housing

Plan, Moreover, Guiyang Municipality will provide some economic and affordable houses for the affected households whose income is low in proportion. (3) PMO will collect and publicize the information about the second-hand houses, and fully respect the wills of the affected households, provide lots of second-hand houses in all urban districts; the affected households can make their own decision freely. (4) After consulting with the local government, PMO will give the poor households whose house area is less than 45m2 the priority to be list in the safeguard plan of cheap rent house.

3-3-4 Resettlement policy for affected shops

PMO will provide the following resettlement options for the affected shops, the owners of the affected shops can freely choose resettlement options. (1) Monetary compensation resettlement options. PMO will pay monetary compensation directly to the owners of affected shops who will adopt the mnetary resettlement option; the compensation standards are shown in Table 4-7. The owners of shops can independently choose to close business or continue to do business in rew location. (2)

Resettled in newly built shops. After land acquisition, the residual 17 mu lands of

Yongjiang Instrument & Meters Factory are planned to be used to rebuild 5000 m2 new shops, and rented to 250 businessmen, in additon, some business houses will be also built in new residential area in order to restore income of PAPs. (3) Remove and resettled to professional market. The owners of relocated shops can continue to do business in the professional market after receiving compensation.

3-3-5 Resettlement policies for the affected enterprises

● There are altogether 12 enterprises and institutions affected by the project, among them, 11 enterprises or institutions just need to demolish some attachments or vacant non-business houses, the operation and production of these enterprises and institutions are not influenced by relocation, and no employee needs to be resettled.

On the basis of fully negotiation, PMO will provide cash compensation to those

57 enterprises in accordance with adopted compensation standard.

● Yongjiang Instrument & Meters Factory will be resettled by way of relocation and rebuilding. The new location is Nanming Technology Industrial Park of Guiyang city. The park is 4 km away from the city. Except from the compensation for the buildings to be relocated, the expenses for equipment removing and recovery of power supply and water supply facilities as well as stop-production loss would be compensated. These expenses have been brought into the budget of the project.

● PMO and local government should inform the relocated enterprise detailed relocation and resettlement plan ahead of schedule for three months and obtain consents from them.

● No affected labors will permanently lose their jobs due to their working units being affected.

3-3-6 Resettlement policies for the vulnerable groups

● The PMO has established a special assistance fund for the vulnerable groups with a total amount of CNY 1,500,000. If the income restoration measures can’t safeguard their living level, or the vulnerable groups face other risks, they can apply for the special assistance fund through village committee and township. After information disclosure, it will be accepted by PMO and then delivered to APs.

● If the total building area of residential house for the families of vulnerable groups is less than 45m2 and no other residential house, the compensation will be calculated in accordance with a building area of 45m2, and the extra expenses will be paid with the special supporting fund for vulnerable groups.

● Provide project-related employment to vulnerable groups, during the period of the construction. About 2290 person•years of temporary employment will be created directly by rural roads construction. The vulnerable households have the priority to obtain these employment opportunities, which are acceptable and workable for them.

Each poor family will be sure to obtain at least one project-related employment.

● The PMO and local government have formulated a special livelihood-training plan without fee for the vulnerable households; The aim of the livelihood-training program is to provide technology and skill to them, and then they can increase income through planting vegetables, flowers, or obtaining employment in non-agricultural sectors.

58 ● The local government and the resettlement offices will ensure that the women have landownership and property rights same as man; When the women are divorced or widowed, they still have the right to obtain land or land compensation. The PRO also required that land/house titles and grants should be in the name of both spouses.

3-3-7 Public consultation and information disclosure

● PMO shall disclose the detailed information on the resettlement policy to the

APs and ensure their active participation in decisions and implementation of resettlement.

● PMO shall declare resettlement plan four months before starting to implementation of the Project and send resettlement information booklet to APs.

● The compensation use plan and resettlement options must be fully discussed among APs, and only after consensus reached, the plan can be implemented.

3-3-8 Public consultation and information disclosure

● PRO will perform budget management for resettlement funds through establishing special account in the bank for special purposes. In the course of resettlement implementation, the resettlement office of each county and district shall report the fund use plan according to the budget and the resettlement scheduling.

After PRO examines and verifies the plan, it will appropriate resettlement funds to the

ROs. Under agreement of the resettlement office, the resettlement funds will be directly delivered to affected villages, affected enterprise and institutions and affected households through the bank. PRO possesses the right to supervise the utilization and appropriation of resettlement funds.

● Before land acquisition and relocation, PRO and the affected persons should sign compensation agreement of land requisition and relocation according to the policies of this project and the relevant regulations of land requisition. As for monetary compensation, amount of compensation, payment method, time of payment, time of removing, and liabilities for breach of contract as well as other clauses confirmed by the interested parties should be regulated in the agreement. As for property rights exchange, the address, area, structure and etc. of houses for replacement should be regulated in the agreement.

59 4 Compensation Rates

The appropriate land acquisition compensation rates for this Project are established in accordance with the latest Guiyang laws and policies and principles of

BP/OP4.12 involuntary resettlement policy of the World Bank through full consultation with the local government, affected villages, APs and affected enterprise. When World

Bank and the People’s Government of Guiyang City approved Resettlement Action

Plan; the resettlement activities will be implemented in accordance with the adopted rates in RAP.

4-1 Compensation rates of land acquisition

The compensation for rural collective land acquisition consist of two parts: the first part including land compensation, resettlement subsidy, and compensation for young crops, compensation for the attachments will paid directly the affected persons, another part of compensation will be turned over to the government as tax and fee, which includes tax for land acquisition, development fund for new vegetable land, management cost for land acquisition and what the like. According to the national and local regulations, some fee can be exempted or reduced.

In accordance with the laws and policies of the state and Guiyang, the compensation rate shall be the average annual output value (AAOV) of the land in the previous three years multiplied by a suitable rate. The compensation of attachments on the requisitioned land shall be based on the actual value. The formulation of the land compensation rates of this project has stick to the following two principles: (1)

Due to the fact that the affected areas are poor, the compensation rates shall be the highest within the approved compass of law and regulation; (2) The compensation rates of this project shall be no less than the currently compensation standards which are implemented in other roads projects in this region.

4-1-1 Land compensation

1.Confirmation of compensation base In compliance with Guizhou Land Administration Law and on the basis of close

60 investigation, the People’s Government of Guiyang City conducts a scientific estimation of the annual output value of land for each district and county as well as formulates the document named the Guiyang Notice of Basis of Calculation on Annul

Output Value of Requisitioned Land. This document makes specific regulations on the annul output value of each type of land (Table 4-1). In accordance with this document, the compensation bases of the affected regions are divided into four ranks: Nanming district belongs to the fist rank; Baiyun district, Wudang district and Huaxi district belong to the second rank; Qingzhen city belongs to the third rank; Xiuwen county,

Kaiyang county and Xifeng county belong to the fourth rank. The compensation base in the same rank is same. The land compensation bases for each rank land are shown in Table 4-1.

Table 4-1 land compensation rates for Guiyang Transport Project

Compensation Cultivated land Non-cultivated land Affected Areas Standards Vegetable Paddy Wood （Yuan/Mu） Dry land Waste land plot field land Compensation 4500 1807 1301 1301 1038 The bases First Nanming Compensation 10 10 8 4 3 Rank District multiples Land Total Land 45000 18070 10408 5204 3114 Compensation Compensation 4000 1468 1038 1038 792 The bases Baiyuan Second Compensation Huaxi 10 10 8 4 3 Rank multiples Wudang Land Total Land 40000 14680 8304 4152 2376 Compensation Compensation 2520 900 600 369 369 The bases Third Qingzhen Compensation 10 10 8 4 3 Rank City multiples Land Total Land 25200 9000 4800 1476 1107 Compensation Compensation 2038 843 565 369 369 The bases Xiuwen Fourth Compensation Kaiyang 10 10 8 4 3 Rank multiples Xifeng Land Total Land 20380 8430 4520 1476 1107 Compensation

2. Confirmation of land compensation multiples

In accordance with Guiyang local regulations, the compensation multiples for all types of lands are as follows: paddy field, vegetable plot, fish pound and lotus rhizome pound shall be 8-10 times of its AAVO; other lands shall be 2-4 times of its AAVO.

Based on the full negotiation between the project office and affected people as well as local government, it is decided that the highest multiple shall be adopted. That is, the compensation of paddy field, vegetable plot, fish pound and lotus rhizome pound shall be 10 times of Its AAVO; dry land shall be 8 times of its AAVO; other lands shall be 4

61 times of the AAVO of its adjacent dry lands; and unused lands shall be 2 times of the

AAVO of the dry land.

In compliance of above mentioned land compensation bases and multiples, the land compensation rates are listed in Table 4-1.

4-1-2 Resettlement subsidies

In according to the policy of Guiyang and on the basis of negotiation between project office and local government as well as affected persons, considering the actual instance of Guiyang, it is decided that the resettlement subsidy of the cultivated lands of this project is 15 times of its AAOV; non-cultivated lands is 8 times of the AAVO of the adjacent cultivated lands; No resettlement subsidies will be paid for the wastelands. The standards of resettlement subsidy in each affected areas are listed in

Table 4-2.

Table 4-2 resettlement subsidies in each affected areas

Cultivated land Non-cultivated land Compensation Affected areas standards （Yuan/Mu） Vegetable Waste Paddy field Dry land Wood land plot land

Compensation 4500 1807 1301 1301 1038 The bases First Nanming Compensation 15 15 15 8 0 Rank District multiples Land Resettlement 67500 27105 19515 10408 0 subsidies Compensation 4000 1468 1038 1038 792 The bases Baiyuan Second Compensation Huaxi 15 15 15 8 0 Rank multiples Wudang Land Resettlement 60000 22020 15570 8304 0 subsidies Compensation 2520 900 600 369 369 The bases Third Qingzhe Compensation 15 15 15 8 0 Rank n City multiples Land Resettlement 37800 13500 9000 2952 0 subsidies Compensation 2038 843 565 369 369 The bases Xiuwen Fourth Compensation Kaiyang 15 15 15 8 0 Rank multiples Xifeng Land Resettlement 30570 12645 8475 2952 0 subsidies

4-1-3 Compensation for the attachments and young crops

The compensation for young crops is one time of Its AAVO, No young crops compensation will be paid for the wastelands such as barren hill, unused land and waste tidal land, The compensation for trees on the forest land is compensated in accordance with the rates of the attachments. The standards of compensation for the 62 attachments on the requisitioned land are listed in the Table 4-8.

In the light of above-mentioned kinds of compensation rates, the total cost of land compensation of this project is listed in Table 4-3.

Table 4-3 total compensation of land acquisition Non-cultivated Cultivated land Compensation standards land Affected areas （Yuan/Mu） Vegetable Paddy Wood Waste Dry land land field land land Compensation base 4500 1807 1301 1301 1038

Compensation multiples 10 10 8 4 3 The Resettlement subsidies Nanming 15 15 15 8 0 First multiplies District Rank Compensation multiples 1 1 1 0 0 Land for young crops Total compensation 26 26 24 12 3 multiples Total cost for land 117000 46982 31224 15612 3114 acquisition Compensation base 4000 1468 1038 1038 792

Compensation multiples 10 10 8 4 3 The Resettlement subsidies Baiyuan 15 15 15 8 0 Second multiplies Huaxi Rank Compensation multiples Wudang 1 1 1 0 0 Land for young crops Total compensation 26 26 24 12 3 multiples Total cost for land 104000 38168 24912 12456 2376 acquisition Compensation base 2520 900 600 369 369

Compensation multiples 10 10 8 4 3 The Resettlement subsidies 15 15 15 8 0 Third Qingzheng multiplies Rank City Compensation multiples 1 1 1 0 0 Land for young crops Total compensation 26 26 24 12 3 multiples Total cost for land 65520 23400 14400 4428 1107 acquisition Compensation base 2038 843 565 369 369

Compensation multiples 10 10 8 4 3 The Resettlement subsidies Xiuwen 15 15 15 8 0 Fourth multiplies Kaiyang Rank Compensation multiples Xifeng 1 1 1 0 0 Land for young crops Total compensation 26 26 24 12 3 multiples Total cost for land 52988 21918 13560 4428 1107 acquisition Note: Excluding compensation for the attachments

4-1-4 Paying Taxes to the Government

According to the national laws and the local policies of Guiyang Government, the construction unit should pay the following taxes for land requisition:

(1) Use charges of new land used for construction.

(2) Reclaim fee of cultivated land. According to Land Administration Regulations

63 in Guizhou Province, if acquire the cultivated land without the conditions to reclaim it, the reclaim fee of cultivated land that is two times as much as land compensation should be paid.

(3) Tax on cultivated land acquisition. According to Implementation Measures for

Tax on Cultivated Land Acquisition in Guizhou Province and Suggestions on the

Implementations of Policies and Measures Pertaining to the Development of the

Western Region of Guizhou Province, this kind of tax can be exempted after approval by the People’s Government of Guizhou Province.

(4) Development funds for new vegetable land. According to Protection Measures for Vegetable Base Construction of Guiyang City and Implementation Details of

Protection Measures for Vegetable Base Construction of Guiyang City, development funds for new vegetable lands must be paid for professional vegetable land acquisition.

The standard of development funds for new vegetable lands is RMB 10000 per mu.

(5) Management fee of land acquisition. The management fee of land acquisition is paid by 1.5% of the total amount of the requested land. The standards of the taxes paid to the government for land acquisition are shown in Table 4-4.

Table 4-4 taxes and fees paid to the government for land acquisition

Standards of taxes and fees Title of taxes and Paid to fees Nanming Baiyun, Huaxi, Qingzheng Xiuwen, Kaiyang, District Wudang District City Xifeng County

Charges of new land Financial 28 yuan / m2 28 yuan/ m2 12 yuan/ m2 10 yuan/ m2 used for construction Bureau Land and Reclaim fee of 10408 4800 8304 yuan/mu 4520 yuan/mu Resources cultivated land yuan/mu yuan/mu Bureau Tax on cultivated Can be Can be Can be Financial Can be exempted land acquisition. exempted exempted exempted Bureau Development funds Vegetable 10000 yuan 10000 yuan for new vegetable 10000 yuan /mu 10000 yuan /mu Development /mu /mu land Office Land and Management fee of 1.5% of total land compensation Resources land acquisition Bureau

4-2 Compensation rate for house relocation

The affected housing in this project is divided into two types: residential building in rural area and affected housing in urban area (including houses, shops and affected office buildings and factories). According to the law and policy of Guiyang, the compensation rate of affected housing in rural area is determined by replacement price; the compensation rate

64 of affected housing in urban area is determined by replacement price and location price.

4-2-1 Compensation rate for of rural house relocation

In order to determine rationally compensation rate of affected rural housing and make relocation household gain compensation equal to replacement price, in February 2006,

Center for Resettlement Research of Wuhan University, makes survey and analysis in detail to brick & concrete housing and brick & wood housing in affected area such as Luguan

Village, Huchao Township, Huaxi District, Shuanghe Village, Yongwen Township, Kaiyang

County, Qinglong Township of Qingzheng City and Shaxi Village, Longchang Township,

Xiuwen County. According to the survey and analysis, the average replacement price of rural brick and concrete housing is 320RMB/sq.m, and that of brick and wood housing is

280RMB/sq.m. In order to resettle affected population better, local government negotiated with relocation household and determined compensation rate of rural housing. The compensation standards are shown in Table 4-5.

Table 4-5 Compensation Standard for rural buildings

Building’s Structure Brick & concrete Brick & wood Simple house

Compensation rate 350 300 120 (Yuan /m2) If the affected villagers will to level off their house sites, PMO will compensate 1500 yuan for each household, During the period of relocation and removal, the demolished and relocated households can receive the allowance for removal; the indoor facility will also be fully compensated. The standards are shown in Table 4-9 and Table 4-10.

Relocation households do not undertake various expenses of taxation for newly built houses. The village committee takes chare of arranging new house sites for rural relocation households, PMO is responsible for paying the fee of infrastructure construction such as electronic lines, water, roads and site leveling for the house sites, and relocated households build new houses themselves. During the period of relocation and removal, the demolished and relocated households can receive the allowance for removal; the indoor facility will also be fully compensated. The standards are shown in Table 4-9 and Table 4-10.

4-2-2 Compensation rate for urban house relocation

Compensation for urban housing mainly depends on these factors: structure type,

65 area and purpose of building, the rank of the land that the buildings located. Therefore, compensation rate of relocation of urban housing will include replacement price and location price of the building.

According to the survey, affected urban housing of this project mainly includes residential house, shop, factory building and office building of enterprise and institution, etc. Compensation rates are different because of different property rights and purposes of the buildings.

1. Compensation rate for residential house According to Urban Housing Demolition and Relocation Management Regulations and Urban Housing Demolition and Relocation Management of Guiyang, remover and relocated households may negotiate compensation of housing demolition. If the agreement couldn’t be reached, two parties would consign evaluation institution of real estate price to evaluate the housing. Evaluation institution should apply market comparison approach according to location, purpose, structure, fitment and building area of relocated housing, but the compensation standard will not be less than the replace price of the house.

Affected urban housing of this project is located in the joint of urban and rural in

Nanming District, which is the third-rank land. According to Standards of Cost of

Various Housing, Cost of Civil Works, allowance of Temporary Resettlement and

Moving in Housing Relocation of Guiyang, location price of this kind of land in 2004 was 1250~1440RMB/sq.m. According to the policy of Guiyang, based on negotiation with affected population, compensation in this project is at the highest location price of this kind of land, namely 1440RMB/sq.m. Because the project will be started in 2007, according to developing trend of real estate of Guiyang in recent years and the latest situation of real estate evaluated price of adjacent areas, determined location price would rise by 20%, namely location price is 1728RMB/sq.m.

As for unlicensed housing in this district, project owner will pay housing replacement price to unlicensed housing according to national law and the policy of

World Bank about involuntary resettlement. Replacement price is not allowed to be discounted, but location price of these unlicensed housing would not be paid.

According to above principles, the compensation rate of urban residential houses in this project is shown in Table 4-6.

66 Table 4-6 compensation rates of urban residential houses

Compensation rate (Yuan/m2) Location price Replace price Type of buildings (Yuan/m2) (Yuan/m2) Licensed house Unlicensed

Brick & Concrete 1728 453 2181 453

Brick & wood 1728 360 2088 360

Simple house 1728 150 1878 150

2. Compensation rate for shop Relocated shops are divided into common shops and unlicensed shops. Common shops are the buildings engaged in commercial operation with ratification of planning department, while unlicensed shops are privately changed from residential houses by the residents without approval of planning department. The compensation rates of these two kinds of affected shops are shown in Table 4-7.

Table 4-7 compensation rates for shop

2 Compensation Compensation rate (Yuan/m ) Type of Location price Replace price for business loss buildings (Yuan/m2) (Yuan/m2) (Yuan/m2) Common Unlicensed shop shop

Brick & 1728 453 5500 7681 5953 Concrete

Brick & 1728 360 5500 7588 5860 wood

3. Compensation rate for the buildings of enterprise or institution The building of enterprises and institutions is divided into two types: business factory and office building, and no-business housing. Building specification and economic benefit of these housing are different, so compensation rates are different.

Compensation rate of business housing is as the same as that of common shops, and compensation rate of non-business housing is similar to that of residential house. The

Compensation rate of various housing of enterprise and institution is shown in Table

4-8.

67 Table 4-8 compensation rates for the buildings of enterprise and institution Compensation Type of the Nature of the Location price Replace price Compensation for business loss buildings buildings (Yuan/m2) (Yuan/m2) rate (Yuan/m2) (Yuan/m2) Business 1728 453 5500 7681 Brick & building Concrete Non-business 1728 453 0 2181 building Business 1728 360 5500 7588 building Brick & wood Non-business 1728 360 0 2088 building

4-3 Compensation rates for attachments to the ground

The affected attachments to the ground include well, fence wall, tomb, fruit tree, etc.

Attachments to the housing mainly include gas meter, telephone, electric meter, water meter, etc. The compensation rates of these attachments are shown in Table 4-9.

Table 4-9 compensation rates for the attachments

Compensation Compensation Type of the attachment Unit Type of the attachment Unit rate rate

Removal of pipe gas Yuan/Household 2330 Electric meter Yuan/Household 500

Removal of telephone Yuan/Household 300 Water meter Yuan/Household 500

Removal of cable TV Yuan/Household 200 Gatehouse Yuan/Each 500

Enclosing wall Yuan/m2 130 Well Yuan/Each 200

Tomb without obelisk Yuan/Each 400 Tomb with obelisk Yuan/Each 800

Below4cm Yuan/Each 1 10cm 以下 Yuan/Each 25

4~8cm Yuan/Each 5 10cm~15cm Yuan/Each 60 Timber Fruit tree 8~10cm Yuan/Each 30 tree 15cm 以上 Yuan/Each 100 (Diameter) (Diameter) 10~16cm Yuan/Each 82

Above16cm Yuan/Each 144

4-4 Compensation rate for transition and removal

In the course of housing moving and shop moving, affected owners would gain allowance for transition and removal. Transitional allowance is the compensation for the loss in the transition period of moving and searching for houses. No matter house user has property credential of this house or not, the house owners or users would get transitional allowance according to the standards. The compensation rate for transition and removal is

68 shown in Table 4-10.

Table 4-10 the compensation rate for transition and removal

Compensation standard(Yuan/M2·month) Item Type of houses kaiya Nanming Huaxi Wudang Baiyun Qingzhen Xiuwen Xifeng n

Residence 10 5 5 5 3 3 3 3 houses Removal allowance Shop and business 20 12 12 12 10 10 10 10 buildings Residence 10 5 5 5 2 2 2 2 houses Transition allowance Shop and business 20 12 12 12 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 buildings

4-5 Compensation rate of affected infrastructures

The affected infrastructures in this project include power line, telecommunication line, broadcast line, optical cable, etc. As for infrastructure that needs to be moved or rebuilt,

PMO and infrastructure owner will negotiate to recover or rebuild them in construction according to impact degree of different infrastructure. If the owner of infrastructure will to adopt monetary compensation, PMO will evaluate and determine compensation price of these special infrastructure after negotiating with owners of them. The present compensation price of special infrastructure in affected districts is shown in Table 4-11.

Table 4-11 the present compensation price of infrastructure in affected districts

Item Unit Compensation price

500,000 Volt power line Each 500,000

220,000 Volt power line Each 200,000

110,000 Volt power line Each 150,000

35,000 Volt power line Each 50,000

10,000 Volt power line Each 5,000

380 Volt power line Each 600

Telecommunication line Each 800

Optical cable Each 20000

Electric Transformer Each 20000

69 5 Production Rehabilitation and Income Restoration Plan

Income restoration is an important component of resettlement where APs have lost their productive base, or other income sources, regardless of whether they have also lost their houses. In order to assist the APs to achieve at least the same level of well being with the project as without it, the PMO has formulated both short- and long-term strategies for restoring APs’ income. The income restoration strategies are for immediate assistance during relocation, and they include:

(1) Compensation for land, structures, and all other lost assets is paid in full before relocation. In this project, the compensation rates for affected land, structures and other assets are rather high, and the APs are very satisfied with the compensation standards.

(2) House construction grants and relocation subsistence allowances are paid for the full duration of the period of disruption and re-establishment.

(3) The PMO will pay the removal allowances for relocation, and will provide temporary or short-term employment in the construction activities at the resettlement or project construction sites.

(4) The PMO have established a special assistance fund to assist vulnerable groups such as women, the aged, and the disabled.

Income restoration strategies will provide a sustained source of income over a longer period of time and to enable restoration, or better still, improvements in APs standard of living. The PRO firstly evaluated the impact ratio of land acquisition on every village, then after fully negotiating with APs, formulated production rehabilitation and income restoration plan that is suitable to the actual situation according to the impact rate and the features of local society and economy.

5-1 Land acquisition impact ratio

After villager’s cultivated land is acquisitioned, farmers will lose some production factors, which will definitely cause adverse effects on production. However, since the

70 land requisitioned in this project belongs to belt-shaped land, the land acquisition involves many villages and families. But it has no heavily influence on the production and income of each village and family. According to the survey, in total 249 villages that have land requisitioned, the most seriously influenced villages account for 6.1%; the impact ratio of 184 villages are lower than 1%, accounting for 73.6% of the total.

Impact ratio of 64 villages is ranged from 1% to 4%, accounting for 26%. Only 1 village is from 4% to 6.1%, taking 0.4% of all villages (Table 5-1). Land acquisition impact ratio of each affected village is shown in attached-table 6.

Table 5-1 Classification of land acquisition impact ratio for every village

Impact rate District (County) Over Below 1% 1%~4% 4%

11 villages: Huchao, Dangyang, Yanlou, Huaxi Gairong, Luguang, Xiaoshan, Qiantao, 2 villages: Chetian,, Huajie 0 Changba, Qishan, Xiaba. Ludi

46 villages: Baihuahu, Pianpo, Zhongba, Maige, Huawei, Baini, Liwo, Liming, Panzhai, 25 villages: Yangshan, Ludi, Baiyan, Xinzhai, Chashan, Mangzhu, Wenglin, Luojiaqiao, Minlian, Youqi, Lanhua, Honghu, Xianglu, Tianping, Longjing, Dagu, Wangerzhai, Datu, Huala, Tiaozichang, Tashan, Daxing, Hexi, Qingganglin, Yongle, Qingzheng Yemao, Maocao, Fengguang, Zhaijiang, 0 Liyu, Shanxing, Labai, Ganhe, Hedi, Jieshang, Huangshi, Tiaozichang, Zhaowu, Shatian, Maolishan, Zhanjie, Guzhong, Huadi, Hanba., Jieshang, Shicao, Xingzhong, Gonggao, Jipo, Maocai, Shunhe, Zuoba, Poyan, Guanba, Qingshan, Pingyuanshao Daping, Shuangshan, Liangshuijing, Huangtu, Daishutian, Tiesuo. 29 villages: Loulong, Boxiangshan, Maochang, Xinmin, Wenquan, Maopo, Baozi, Dajianshan, Zhuhua, Yanglongsi, Guantian, Dengta, Gaojiaba, Pingshan, Madangtian, 6 villages: Wengshe, Xishan, Jingjiang, Xifeng 0 Qingshan, Shiqiao, Xingfu, Gaozhai, Hekan, Huguang, Gaodong, Shanwen Shanlin, Nanqiao, Zhifang, Xinglong, Nanzhong, Yangzhai, Tianxing, Ganzichang, Quanhu 45 villages: Dashi, Xiahua, Changchong, Xinzhai, Chunjiang, Zhatu, Dupu, Datang, Ganba, Xiaba, Shangpu, Fuyu, Shapo, Xinzhong, Qianfeng, Hongyan, Dazhai, 13 Villages: Wugongqiao, Pingtan, Zhongming, Heying, Xinhe, Jinqiao, Muchang, Jiuchang, Qingganglin, Qinglong, Xiuwen Beizhuang, Daxing, Shaoshang, Quanxing, 0 Yuanqing, Huangjin, Tuanxing, Shuitang, Pingzhai, Zhexi, Changxin, Xiaoba, Jianxin, Xiaomu, Damu, Shanzhai Gaozhai, Liangjing, Guangshan, Shuikou, Tuanshan, Xinle, Xiaoying, Xinpu, Xiapu, Shanbao, Pingying, Shian, Hongxing, Liutong, Jinshang 35 villages: Anping, Pingzhai, Yantang, Shengli, Wenzhao, Jinlong, Wenduo, Maolizhuang, Xinhua, Dianzhai, Qiantao, Guankoutian, Wangche, Matou, Longgang, 9 Villages: Siping, Dashuitang, Gelin, Kaiyang Lianglukou, Jinzhong, Gufeng, Zhongqiao, Guaijiu, Daba, Miping, Shuanghe, Pandong, 0 Anda, Gaozhai, Hongyan, Dajing, Daping, Yonghen Chayuan, Majiang, Qingjiang, Guyang, Lijing, Maoping, Wuzhai, Kabi, Xinshan, Nangong, Fangjiazhai 16 villages: Xiaba, Dingpa, Yangchang, 8 vllages: Yongfeng, Dazhai, Wanggang, Shuitian, Yongle, Jinhua, Pianpo, Xinchang, Wudang Raoshang, Longshang, Dagu, Longjiao, 0 Daqiao, Lizi, Guxi, Gujin, Yangmei, Baozhai, Laping Matou Peie, Baiyun 1 Village: Xinzhai 0 0

Nanming 0 1 Village: Yunpan Mutou

Total 183 64 1

Source of data: The resettlement survey for Guiyang Transport project. 71 5-2 Resettlement principles

According to state laws and regulations and World Bank involuntary resettlement policy, the basic resettlement principles of the Project are as follows:

(1) Provide rational compensation for affected persons to maintain or to improve their current living standards.

(2) Minimize temporary occupation of land and the disruption time.

(3) All legal or illegal affected persons are to be considered to be included in the resettlement and rehabilitation plan scope.

(4) If the affected persons’ owned land is not enough to make a living, offer alternative employment to provide income sources

(5) Inform all affected persons timely of the relevant qualification requirements, compensation rates and standards, Production rehabilitation plan, and project implementation schedule.

(6) Land acquisition compensation and relocation shall not be implemented before the affected persons indicate their satisfaction with the compensation offer.

(7) Establish a set of highly transparent and efficient system for collecting and dealing with grievances and complaints, so as to ensure the problems happened in the process of resettlement can be resolved in a timely manner.

As to the persons affected by temporary occupation of land, whether their lands are temporarily acquisitioned during the project construction or included in the affected list before the closing date of the last affected details survey implemented by the government, their loss of incomes will be compensated and affected houses relocated according to type and amount of loss. Cultivated land and buildings after the closing date of the last affected details survey implemented by the government will not be entitled to compensation and allowance.

5-3 Agricultural population resettlement plan

5-3-1 The number of agricultural population needed to be resettled

According to Article 47 of national Land Management Law, the agricultural population needing to be resettled shall be calculated by dividing the area of

72 expropriated cultivated land by the average area of the original cultivated land per person of the unit the land of which is expropriated.

That is:

Agricultural Requisitioned land area population Requisitioned＝∑ to be Entire cultivated land area/total agricultural

resettled population

Requisitioned land area

＝∑ Average cultivated land area per capita

In terms of the formula above-mentioned, Guiyang transport project need to resettle agricultural population 1205 altogether, including 106 people in Wudang, 34 in

Huaxi, 112 in Xifeng county, 279 in Kaiyang county, 225 in Xiuwen county, 357 in

Qingzhen city, 3 people in Baiyun District and 89 people in Nanming District. The agricultural population to be resettled in each affected town and township is shown in

Table 5-2. The agricultural population to be resettled in each affected village is shown in Attached-Table 7.

5-3-2 Resettlement options for agricultural population

In Guiyang, there are two kinds of production resettlement option in affected countries: the first one is based on land readjustment, which means equally redistribute the remaining cultivated land within the village and enable the directly affected villagers to get a portion of land for production restoration with land acquisition compensation and resettlement subsidy being equally distributed in the entire village scope. The second resettlement option is resettlement without land adjustment, that is: land acquisition department directly pay all the resettlement subsidies and at least 80% of land compensation to farmers whose lands have been requisitioned. The farmers could use those funds to develop and solve their means of living. Based on the previous analysis, impact ratio of 98.8% affected villages are lower than 4%, and the villages with the biggest impact ratio account for 6.1% of all villages. A large number of farmers are involved in affected villages but the land acquisition amount of each family is not excessive. And requisitioned cultivated land in

73 each family is of an average amount. So the affected villages of this project all adopt the land resettlement mode without land adjustment and directly pay resettlement subsidies and at least 80% of land compensation to the farmers whose land was requisitioned.

Table 5-2 agricultural populations to be resettled in affected township

Affected Agricultural Affected Agricultural Township or Township or District or populations to be District or populations to be town town County resettled County resettled Jinhua 4 Dangwu 1 Pianpo 2 Huchao 4 Shuitian 7 Jiuan 2 Xiaba 4 Maling 0 Wudang Xinpu 43 Huaxi Maiping 4 Xinchang 38 Qiantao 3 Yangchang 4 Shiban 14 Yongle 4 Xiaobi 4 Total in Wudang District 106 Yanlou 2 Jiuzhuang 4 Total in Huaxi District 34 Louwo 32 Fenshan 34 Qingshan 1 Gaozhai 4 Xifeng Shitong 8 Hefeng 6 Wenquan 13 Huali 22 Xiazhaiba 16 JInzhong 5 Yanglongsi 33 Longgang 46 Kaiyang Yongjing 5 Maoyuan 3 Total in Xifeng County 112 Miping 21 Dashi 1 Nanlong 6 Gupu 42 Nanmudu 27 Jiuchang 23 Yongwen 20 Liuguang 36 Zhaiji 54 Xiuwen Liutong 15 Total in Kaiyang County 248 Liutun 70 Anliu 104 Longchang 22 Baihuahu 10 Saping 6 Hongfenghu 48 Xiaoqing 10 LIwo 17 Total in Xiuwen County 225 Maige 3 Baiyuan Shawen 3 Qingzhen Qinglong 55 Nanming Yunguan 89 Wangzhuang 3 Weicheng 80 Xindian 6 Zhanjie 29 Zhongba 2 Total in Qingzhen City 357

Total of the 1174 project

Resettlement options without land adjustment mainly includes:

(1) Small businesses and self-employment;

(2) Skill development through training. Skills training program is based on the demand of APs and labor marketing needs. After skills training, local government will help to recommend them to labor bureau and laborers marketing management institute.

(3) Preference for APs in project-related employment. Temporary employments

74 will be created directly during project construction, so the PMO and local government have agreed that these new employment opportunities will be provided for the APs.

(4) Establishing a community development fund, to be controlled and administered by the APs. With some technical assistance from the PMO and IAs, the fund can be invested in development projects. The affected farmers have the priority to be employed in these development projects; as a result, the APs can earn salary as well as get profits by preferred stock in accordance with their shares.

(5) After compensation being obtained, affected persons could improve original cultivated land, change planting frame, develop high value-added agriculture, increase the production value of cultivated land and improve incomes.

5-3-3 Resettlement measures for agricultural population

In order to properly resettle affected population，restore or improve their incomes, in addition to offer resettlement subsidies and at least 80% of land compensation to farmers who have acquisition lands, project resettlement office shall adopt measure in the following aspects to guarantee the livelihood for affected population.

1. Reclaim New Cultivated land in Combination with Engineering

Construction.

During engineering construction, the resettlement office shall level the land, merge scattered lands, build terraced fields, recover vegetative cover and increase the area of agricultural land, especially the area of cultivated land, in combination with rural road construction and with engineering and the biological measures. The people’s governments of the county and the town organizes the rural collective economic organizations to work out land consolidation programs according to overall planning of land utilization, village and town planning, and the requirements for improving agricultural production conditions and ecological environment, in order to perform land consolidation of farmlands, water, roads, forests and rural residential areas as well as scattered and unutilized lands and wasted lands.

At present, the land resources department of each county and district has worked out the primary land development and consolidation plan according to the overall plan of land utilization and the condition of reserve land resources, which basically defines 75 the position, range and scale of land development and consolidation as well as the reclaim projects (See Table 5-3 for details). The land development and consolidation planning shall be publicized for the society after being approved by the land resources department of the higher level.

Table 5-3 Reclaim cultivated land plan in the affected areas

Location of cultivated land reclaim Type and amount of cultivated land reclaim (mu) Budget District Township (town) Paddy field Dry land Vegetable land (10,000 yuan) (County) Fengshan 5 45 0 67.5 Gaozhai 1 29 0 43.5 Hefeng 2 38 0 57 Huali 2 42 0 63 Jinzhong 6 13 0 19.5 Kaiyang County Longgang 6 75 0 112.5 Maoyun 0 20 0 30 Nanmudu 4 5 0 7.5 Yongwen 5 47 0 70.5 Zhaiji 0 6 0 9 Total 31 320 0 480 Anliu 17 55 0 82.5 Baihuahu 0 16 22 57 Hongfenghu 23 25 36 91.5 Qingzheng City Liwo 3 18 25 64.5 Qinglong 27 43 57 150 Weicheng 12 45 46 136.5 Total 82 202 186 582 Shuitian 2 10 0 15 Xiaba 4 23 23 69 Wudang District Xinpu 0 35 25 90 Xinchang 0 43 45 132 Total 6 111 93 306 Xiuwen Saping 35 265 43 462 County Total 154 898 322 1830

According to Management Regulations on Land Development and Consolidation of Guizhou Province, before land consolidation, the programs for arrangement and allocation of land property rights should be agreed by over 2/3 of the members of the villager meeting or over 2/3 of villager representatives, and the agreement should be signed. In addition, each county lists the cultivated lands to be reclaimed in the project database of land development and consolidation for priority and applies to the land resources department of Guiyang City for approval for project listing; after the project is finished, the project contractor carries out self-examination. If the self-examination is passed, the project is submitted to the land resources department with acceptance right for check and acceptance.

2. Improve present cultivated land and develop high value added agriculture

Due to affected areas adjacent to the cities in which the demands on vegetables of citizens increase rapidly. Thus the villagers who grow vegetables are relatively rich.

76 With the construction of rural road and improvement of transportation condition, the advantage of growing vegetables and fruits become obvious. Now the farmers from affected area want to grow vegetables, however, a large number of them are lack of technology as all the lands they cultivated are still planting corn. According to the survey, the production value of the land growing corn merely equal to a quarter of the land growing vegetable. After land requisitioned, each village committee could converse their land into vegetable field with the help of local government. Project owners and local government would offer technology and skill training for them. Then farmers’ income will not drop after land requisitioned when the project is successfully implemented.

3. Skill training for agricultural labor force Due to all the affected areas of this project are close to cities and with the enlargement of Guiyang city, more and more labor force in these areas begin to obtain employment in non-agricultural departments or search jobs in cities. In the future, human capital and skills are the most valuable treasure to affected labor force. So, in the long run, enhance their human capital through skill training is much more important than just easily offer cash compensation or job posts to them. Resettlement office and local government have already make skill training schedule (table 5-4) for affected labor force in the light of the market need. Training expenses have been brought into resettlement budget. Resettlement office and local government also offered special skill trainings for vulnerable groups such as female labors. After the training ended, local government recommended them to labor management department. According to the survey, labors received training are easy to find job opportunities in Guiyang or developed coastal areas.

4. Make preferential policy and guide farmers to start their own business

Most of villagers’ incomes come from non-agricultural sectors in the affected area of this project is near to the cities. What’s more, this development trend is inevitable because of the development of Guyang city. Except for the compensation for attachments structures to the requisitioned land, based on the foundation of adequate negotiations, resettlement office also made actual production settlement programs that are suitable for the development of affected villages in accordance with each village’s present situation and future perspective so as to ensure affected villagers enjoy various opportunities for improving or at least restoring their original incomes

77 and living standards, bring opportunities for local non-agricultural industry by making good use of rural road construction in particular, make preferential policy, encourage affected persons to buy transportation vehicles such as automobiles, start their own business and increase income.

Table 5-4 Skill and livelihood training schedule for affected labor

Training Budget Training content Training place Planned time for training labors (Yuan)

150 3,000 Nanming District May 200, July 2007

150 3,000 Wudang District May 200, July 2007

20 2,000 Baiyun District May 200, July 2007

30 3,000 Huaxi District May 200, July 2007 Involuntary Resettlement Polices 200 4,000 Qingzhen District May 200, July 2007

200 4,000 Kaiyang District May 200, July 2007

200 4,000 Xiuwen District May 200, July 2007

200 4,000 Xifeng District May 200, July 2007

Skill training for Every district or 450 350,000 June- September 2007 agricultural production county Skill training for Every district or non-agricultural 300 600,000 March- September 2007 production county Special skill training for Every district or 150 25,000 April- May 2007 the women county

Special skill training for Every district or 200 40,000 February-June 2007 the Vulnerable groups county

Total 2250 1042,000 -- --

5. Provide project-related job opportunities

According to the needs of working days for construction, in course of project construction, the rural road project could directly provide 778,732 working days for affected areas annually, which could convert into job posts for 2290 person· year. The service related to project construction such as material and food supply would bring

311493 working days for affected people under multiplier effect, which can convert into job posts for 916 person· year (Table 5-5). Affected people have priorities to obtain these job opportunities. Because inadequate employment is the main reason for local poverty, the creation of those job opportunities will benefit local citizens in a large scale.

78 Table 5-5 Job opportunities created from rural road construction

Project-related job opportunity estimate Working days （person·day） Affected Name of rural road for areas construction Direct job Indirect job Total job opportunity opportunity opportunity

Liwo-Qibo 104779 20956 8382 29338 Liming-Chashan 89707 17941 7177 25118 Maolishan-Qingshan 89707 17941 7177 25118 Xianshuimiao-Datu 53335 10667 4267 14934 Baiyan-minlian-Longjing 123786 24757 9903 34660 Qingzhen Wangchengpo-Xiaoshanbian 91813 18363 7345 25708 City Weicheng-Class 6 Power Station 112695 22539 9016 31555 Tiaozichang-Chayuan 64477 12895 5158 18054 Pingyuanshao-Qingzhen Power Station 38867 7773 3109 10883 Yongle-Houba 57820 11564 4626 16190 Anliu-Shatian-Xindian 90767 18153 7261 25415 Total in Qingzhen City 917753 183551 73420 256971 Damu-Xinchang 142269 28454 11382 39835 Xinzhong-Wulaoshan-Zhongming 89693 17939 7175 25114 Guangtian-Hejiatong 90231 18046 7218 25265 Xiaohegou-Shuikou 180248 36050 14420 50469 Xiuwen Liutong-Baimao 74918 14984 5993 20977 County Shetian-Xiaba 95288 19058 7623 26681 Shian-Lufang 57288 11458 4583 16041 Shuitang-418 53942 10788 4315 15104 Total in Xiuwen County 783876 156775 62710 219485 Qingshan-Xiaoqing 129952 25990 10396 36387 Zhuhua-Xinchang-Huguang 115872 23174 9270 32444 Gaojiaba-Zhongjiaping-Jingjiang 104005 20801 8320 29121 G210-Nanji 82545 16509 6604 23113 Xifeng Guangtianba-Fenghuangchi 50288 10058 4023 14081 County Yanglongsi-Pingshan 38519 7704 3082 10785 Wenquan-Shangzhai 121461 24292 9717 34009 Tiantai-Jinzhong 60842 12168 4867 17036 Total in Xifeng County 703484 140697 56279 196976 Nanlong-Lewanghe 88273 17655 7062 24716 Yongwen-Lianglukou 76702 15340 6136 21477 Maoping-Xinshan 132194 26439 10576 37014 Xinshan-Zhaiji 177936 35587 14235 49822 Longgang-Guaijiu 74879 14976 5990 20966 Kaiyang Longgang-Lijing-Maoyun 101475 20295 8118 28413 County Gaozhai-Guangzhong 90780 18156 7262 25418 Fengshan-Yongwen 59479 11896 4758 16654 Guyang-Wenzheng-Jiangshan 55860 11172 4469 15641 Nanlong-Gujing-Shuikou 82985 16597 6639 23236 Total in Kaiyang County 940561 188112 75245 263357 Baiyuan Liangshuijing-Dashanjiao 41512 8302 3321 11623 Maiping-Huchao-Machang 68523 13705 5482 19186 Huaxi Tiantanhe-Gairong 43294 8659 3464 12122 District Total in Huaxi District 153330 30666 12266 42932 Dagu-Laping 122638 24528 9811 34339 Daqiao-Hefeng 135351 27070 10828 37898 Wudang Dingpa-Shuitian 96020 19204 7682 26886 District Xiaba-Gujin 40649 8130 3252 11382 Total In Wudang District 394657 78931 31573 110504

Total of the whole rural roads 3893662 778732 311493 1090225

79 6. Establish basic social security for the farmers who lost their lands.

In order to safeguard the basic living standard of the affected farmers, the basic social security system will be established for all farmers who lost their lands after fully consultations with the local government. The farmers who lost land can join the basic social security with their own will, The individual, township or village committee, and local government at the county level in proportion finance social security, that means

60% of the fee will be paid by the individual, 10% will be subsidized by township or village committee, another 30% will be financed by the government at the country level. The village committee can use 20% of land compensation to pay the fee, if the fund is lack; the PMO is responsible to make up a whole. The welfare standards that the farmers can enjoy are divided into three ranks: (1) the first rank: the total fee is

19200 yuan (the individual shall turn in 11520 yuan, local government subsidies 7680 yuan), when the male farmers are 60 years old or the female farmers are 55 years old, they can receive 160 yuan every month; (2) the second rank; the total fee is 24000 yuan (the individual shall turn in 14400 yuan, local government subsidies 9600 yuan), when the male farmers are 60 years old or the female farmers are 55 years old, they can receive 200 yuan every month; (3) the third rank: the total fee is 28800 yuan (the individual shall turn in 17280 yuan, local government subsidies 11520 yuan), when the male farmers are 60 years old or the female farmers are 55 years old, they can receive

240 yuan every month.

5-4 Resettlement for rural household relocation

5-4-1 Resettlement options for rural household relocation

In accordance with House Relocation Management Measure of Guiyang City, relocation household could choose the following several options for relocation compensation:

(1) Monetary compensation. The amount of compensation should be negotiated between the remover and the relocated household. If the agreement is not achieved, the two parties may entrust the evaluation institution of real estate prices for evaluation. The evaluation institution of real estate prices shall perform the evaluation with Market Comparison Approach according to the location, purpose, structure,

80 fitment and building area of the house to be removed. The remover should pay the monetary compensation of the amount defined according to the evaluation result to the relocation household.

(2) Property rights exchange. The amount of compensation for the houses to be removed and the price of the houses to be exchanges are calculated according to the regulations after the evaluation of the evaluation institution. Then remover deliveries all the certificates of the houses to the relocation household and settles the price difference of property rights exchange.

(3) Land plotting for relocation and compensation. After paying the compensation to the relocation household by the replacement price for the original houses, the remover provides the land that has been requested for relocation and construction houses, and the relocation household carries out the relocation and construction of own accord according to the plan.

The resettlement method of the relocated household should be determined after negotiation with the affected persons. In the rural area, the methods are mainly monetary compensation and land plotting for relocation and compensation. As for the rural relocation households in the towns and urban areas, the urban planning and land department shall plot the land for relocation and construction according to town development planning as well as the regulations.

5-4-2 Compensation for Rural Houses

With the negotiation between the resettlement office and the affected persons and the local government, Compensation shall be paid for the rural houses by replacement price. The detailed compensation rates are shown in Table 4-5. All the compensation shall be directly paid to the relocated households. If the relocated household cannot accept the compensation rate defined with the negotiation, the two parities may entrust the evaluation institution of real estate prices for evaluation. The evaluation institution of real estate prices shall perform the evaluation with Market

Comparison Approach according to the location, purpose, structure, fitment and building area of the house to be removed. The remover should pay the monetary compensation of the amount defined according to the evaluation result to the

81 relocation household.

As for the relocation households of rural houses, the villager committee shall arrange new house sites for them, the resettlement shall afford the expenses for the house sites, and the villagers build new houses by themselves. As for rural relocation households in the towns and urban areas, the urban planning and land department shall plot the land for relocation and construction according to town development planning as well as the regulations. During relocation, rural relocation households may gain relocation fees and transition fees as well as compensation for indoor facilities (telephone, cable television, etc.) and attachment surrounding the houses.

The detailed compensation rates are shown in Table 4-9 and Table 4-10. The compensation for working time loss of the labors of the relocation households during house reconstruction shall be calculated according to the number of labors and actual effect time.

5-4-3 House site selection

According to Management Approaches for House Relocation of Guiyang City, while the villagers relocate and build houses of own accord, the area of the used land should be controlled according to the following standards: (1) If the area of the land for original houses is less than 130sq.m, the area of the land for relocation and construction shall not exceed 130sq.m; (2) If the area of the land for original houses is between 131－170sq.m, the area of the land for relocation and construction shall not exceed 170sq.m; (3) If the area of the land for original houses is more than 171sq.m, the area of the land for relocation and construction shall not exceed 200sq.m. If the affected villagers will to level off their own house sites, PMO will pay 1500 yuan for each house site.

Generally speaking, the affected persons themselves shall put forward the housing site, and after negotiation with local government at county and township level, the new housing site can be determined. Local government and RO must try to arrange the site within the village. At the same time, the determined resettlement sites should satisfy the requirements as follows:

● Arrange them in original villages or groups (If they are voluntary, arrange them inside the village) for affected persons are easy to adapt the environment.

● Without against the will of affected person, the houses sites should occupy land as less as possible.

82 ● New housing site shall locate as close as possible to their contracted land, and it should be very convenient for residents going outside.

● Housing reconstruction site must try to make use of the waste land of village or group, and the procedure of house reconstruction should be approved by land management and planning department. If new housing site need occupy cultivated land, people’s government of township should permit it.

5-4-4 Schedule arrangement for house relocation

In order to ensure the affected household build new house in time, resettlement office shall set down detailed schedule in the light of construction progress. The schedule should keep to the followings principles:

● Affected person could still live in their original house before the new house is completed, anybody can not be forced to remove.

● At least 50% house compensation should be paid before affected persons begin to build their new house, remained 50% compensation should be paid when half reconstruction project is finished.

● The RO should negotiate with affected persons about the schedule of house reconstruction again and ensure they have at least 3 months for removal and 4 months for new house construction.

● If compensation policy and the implementation schedule have changes,

Resettlement Office will inform affected persons and units in time.

● The loss due to work delay of relocation in course of house reconstruction shall be calculated by family labors and actual affected days. The cost to rehabilitate the enterprise or institution shall be calculated by the actual cost to rehabilitate the same scale enterprise or institution.

5-5 Resettlement of Relocation Households in “Villages in City”

The construction of Youxiao Line Sub Project （the urban highway from Youzha

Street to Xiaobi） involves the Youzha Village in Yunguan Town of Naming District.

According to the survey, in this project, the total area of the houses in Youzha Village to be removed is 7199sq.m, including 6475sq.m of dwelling houses and 724sq.m of business houses, such as shops (See Table 5-6). At present, Youzha Village is a

83 typical village in the city in Guiyang. Due to city extension of Guiyang for recent years,

80% of the land in this village has changed to non-agricultural land, and over 85% of residents are mainly engaged in industrial or commercial production instead of agricultural production. It is obvious that these areas have been urbanized, but some aspects, such as household register, land property, administrative management, production methods, etc. still keep rural systems. Because of lacking planning and control for dwelling house construction, the houses in this village in the city have been crowd with bad environment. Therefore, the government of Guiyang plans to reform these villages in city within future five or ten years. Youzha Village in Yunguan Town affected by the project is one of villages in city that would be reformed firstly.

Table 5-6 the type and amount of relocated houses located in “village in city”

Type of building Brick & concrete Brick & wood Simple house Total

Building for dwell 6335 60 80 6475

Building for business 724 0 0 724

Total 7059 60 80 7199

Source of data: Resettlement Survey for Guiyang Project

With negotiating with the local government and villager representatives, the resettlement office of the project shall perform the overall planning and implementation to the resettlement of affected households in the region in combination with the reform of Village in the City of local government. According to

Interim Provisions for Transformation of Village-in-City of Guiyang City, the specific measures for resettlement of relocation households in Youzha Village affected by the project include:

(1) Registration and Management of House Properties of the Villagers. The primary registration for rural houses may be applied for the rural houses on collective land within planning range of villages in city. The rural houses built before January 1 of

1987 for dwelling shall be registered for titles by the original area. As for the rural houses built after 1987, the area of the house site of each household shall not exceed

130sq.m.

(2) Management of Reform and Construction of Villages in City. The villager committees will reform these villages in city with the cooperation of institutions with real estate development quality and strength. While reforming villages in city, the

84 detailed reform planning should be worked out according to master city planning, overall planning of land utilization and detailed control planning of sections. Besides, the planning should be worked out with sufficiently listening to the suggestions of the villagers and be approved in the villager meeting. The renewal plan of “the Village in

City” will be implemented and charged by local government of Nanming District.

(3) Relocation and Resettlement of Villagers’ Dwelling Houses.

● The land for residential purposes that accords with the reform planning of villages in city and is used for villager resettlement shall be provided by appropriation.

The extra houses may be sold after the land transfer fees are paid according to the law.

(4) Production Resettlement and Social Security of Dwellers in the Villages in City.

● The dwellers in the villages in city may participate the construction and industrial management for “Village in City” reform by way of buying shares with land and other assets.

85 old may enjoy monthly security fro the aged according to the provisions.

5-6 Resettlement for urban households

The urban relocation households can choice the following resettlement options according to their own demand:

1. Monetary compensation resettlement option

According to socioeconomic survey, some households are willing to receive monetary compensation. The PMO will pay compensation directly to these affected persons according to resettlement policies and criteria adopted in RAP. This resettlement option offers more choices for resident families, especially for those households who plan to use their savings to buy new houses and improve housing conditions in the near future. It also offer more choices for the affected persons, especially those households with better economic conditions, they can select their most satisfied houses in the market on the basis of their economic status and improve their inhabited environment and housing quality.

3 months before the commencement of project construction, on the basis of full negotiation with the affected residents, Project Resettlement Office will sign the

Monetary Resettlement Agreement for House Relocation with the affected residents.

From the day of signing the agreement, Project Resettlement Office will directly pay the resettlement money to the relocated persons in 15 days.

Since reform and opening, Guiyang real estate has developed very fast; however, its commercial housing price is lower, and in comparison with other similar domestic metropolis, the commercial housing price in Guiyang is low. Though commercial housing price in Guiyang has increased relatively fast in recent years, it is still in lower price level among similar domestic metropolises. Considering the current commercial housing price, unit price below CNY1600/m2 covers 13.4%, CNY1600~2400/m2 covers

35.3%, CNY2400~3200/m2 covers 34.8%, over CNY3200/m2 covers 16.5%. The market price for new house in 2005 in nearby areas is shown in Table 5-7. According to the compensation criteria of the project, the relocated households can surely afford commercial housing of middle price in the market after receiving monetary compensation.

Table 5-7 the average price for new house nearby the affected sites in 2005

86 Average price NO Project Address Real estate developer (yuan/m2) Fuyuan Road, 1 Fuyuang 2180 Guiyang Jinhui Company Nanming District Fuyuan Road, 2 Xianghe 1713 Guizhou Xuhong Company Nanming District Daqing Road 3 Xiangxiefenglin 2252 Guizhou Hongji Company Nanming District Fuyuan Road, 4 Fuzhuyuan 1769 Guiyang Zhenggao Company Nanming District Yingpan Road 5 Xingjinqiao 2078 Guizhou Xintian Company Nanming District Qingnian Road, 6 Qibaoyuan 2122 Guzhou Qizheng Company Nanming District

Source of data: Guiyang Real Estate Management Bureau.

2. Affordable housing resettlement option Affordable housing is commercial residence house with preferential policies provided by the government, for example, some administrative fees will be reduced and exempted, infrastructures nearby the community shall be constructed by the government, and what the like. However the house types, areas, buyers and prices are limited. Because the government reduces and exempts the relevant taxes and charges of leasehold of land and building construction, the price of affordable housing is 10~20% lower than that of similar commercial housing, which greatly alleviates the burden of house purchase for low-income families.

Most of the affected persons belong to low-income group; they have the qualification to buy the affordable houses. In order to resettle relocated households better, the project owner will list house purchase of relocated households in Guiyang

Affordable Housing Plan. All the relocated households whose income is low are qualified to buy affordable housing. Moreover, Guiyang Municipality will provide proportional affordable housing for the resettlement of poor affected persons in construction investment plan annually.

According to 2005 Operation Analysis Report of Real Estate Market in Guiyang

City, in 2005, the investment on economical and applicable housing was RMB1.314 billion, and the floor space of building under construction is 4021.3 thousand sq.m and the floor space of building completed 757.3 thousand sq.m. In 2005, the investment on economical and applicable housing is 14.5% of that on real estate development and

30% of that on dwelling houses in Guiyang City; the supply of economical and applicable housing is 21.3% of that of commercial dwelling houses. In 2006, the number of the projects under construction and under selling for economical and applicable housing in Guiyang City is about 30, and the floor space of building new

87 constructed is 1200 thousand sq.m and the flow space of building completed 800 thousand sq.m. Hereafter, the government will further enlarge the construction scale of economical and applicable housing. See Table 5-8 for economical and applicable housing projects under construction and under selling near this project. The affected persons may select to buy these economical and applicable houses.

Table 5-8 economical and applicable housing projects near this project

Average Price Name of project Site Real estate developer (Yuan/m2) Guizhou Economic Housing Construction Luyuan Shachong Road 1700 and Development Center Fuyuan Furuan Road 1936 Guizhou Jingcheng Company

Dali ABC Daqing 1652 Guizhou Jinlixin Company Guiyang Economic Housing Construction No. 36, 38 Yutong Road 1580 Company Kuaile Jiayuan Wangcheng Road 1471 Guizhou Jilong Company Guizhou Economic Housing Construction Jinsi Baihuashan Road 1666 and Development Center Shijiyuan Zhaiji Road 1690 Guiyang Xinshiji Company

Senglinzhijia Forest Park 1900 Guizhou Pengma Company Guiyang Economic Housing Construction Yutian Yutian Road 1746 Company Tianhaiqingcheng Huanglin Road 1750 Guizhou Tianhai Compnay

Source of data: Guiyang Real Estate Management Bureau.

3. Nearby second-hand house resettlement option

After the relocated households receive relocation compensation, they can buy second-hand houses in the original community or in nearby communities according to their economic conditions. Second-hand house resettlement option increases opportunities for relocated households, and the affected persons can select second-hand houses in suitable locations with suitable areas according to their own requirements without additional burdens. Furthermore, since the relocated households don’t remove far away, it is relatively easy to melt into the local residents in the reception area; work, transportation, going to school and seeing a doctor will not be affected. It is a good resettlement option. PRO will manage and provide the information of second-hand houses, fully respect the wills of relocated persons, provide lots of second-hand houses in all urban districts for the free selection of relocated persons, and reduce or exempt second hand house transaction taxes and fees at the same time. At present, Guiyang Real Estate Management Bureau publishes information about second-hand houses of each district in Guiyang City on www.gyfc.net.cn (Guiyang Dwelling House and Real Estate information Website), and

88 the relocation households may search for source information of second-hand houses in time.

4. Resettlement of Cheap Rent Houses

Cheap rent houses are come dwelling houses supplied to the–lowest-income families with urban permanent residents by relatively low rents, which embodies government’s function of social security in the area of swelling houses. The government fixes the rent rate of cheap rent houses. According to Measures for the

Administration of Urban Cheap Rent Houses, in principle, the rent of cheap rent houses is determined according to maintenance charges and management charges.

This method of resettlement is mainly applicable for the poor relocation households the area of whose houses to be relocated is less than 45sq.m without other dwelling houses.

According to the five-year plan of the cheap rent house deveopment in Guiyang

City, during the period of 2004~ 2008, 6730 households in Guiyang City whose income are lowest will be provided the cheap rent houses (Table 5-9). After fully consultations with local government, PMO ensure that the affected households who want to apply for the cheap rent houses will be list into the safeguard plan.

Table 5-9 the houses safeguard plan for the lowest income households in 2004~2008.

The methods of house safeguard The Provide cheap rent numbers of Allowance for rent house Total the houses directly funds Year The Total The Total households Newly (10, 000 households funds households funds that be added yuan) had been (10, 000 had been (10, 000 safeguarded households safeguarded yuan) safeguarded yuan) 2004 600 540 540 216 60 450 666 2005 1040 475 1015 406 25 187.5 593.5 2006 1415 380 1395 557 20 150 707 2007 1695 285 1680 671 15 112.5 783.5 2008 1980 285 1965 785 15 112.5 897.5 合计 6730 1965 6595 2635 135 1012.5 3647.5

Source of the data: Estate management bureau of Guiyang City

5-7 Resettlement for affected shops

PRO will provide the following resettlement options for the affected shops. The owner of shop can freely choose resettlement option according to his or her own

89 conditions and will.

1. Monetary compensation resettlement option

According to socioeconomic survey, some owners of the affected shop demand monetary compensation so that they can freely decide to whether close business, change professions, or remove to new shop locations, etc. The PRO adopts monetary resettlement option for these shops and directly pays monetary compensation to them; the workers shall be employed by the boss or be paid according to their contacts.

Since the affected regions are not busy commercial areas, many shops in these areas are reconstructed from residential houses, or temporarily built. The business scope of these shops is mainly daily necessities of cigarettes, wines and food, etc.

These shops generally adopt monetary compensation resettlement option. PMO shall pay directly to the affected shop owners, and the shop owners can independently choose to close business or continue to do business in new locations. Attached houses or storehouses instead of business houses are relocated in some affected shops; monetary resettlement option will be applicable for these affected shops.

2. Resettled in newly built shops

The shops to be relocated mainly belong to two state-owned enterprises:

Yongjiang Instrument and Meters Factory and Fountain Commercial Building, which change the street houses for shops and rent them to the privates. Among these shops,

30 shops belong to the former and 21 shops belong to the latter. After relocation,

Yongjiang Instrument and Meters Factory and Fountain Commercial Building will build new shops on the residual land and rent them to the operators for commercial business. According to the planning of Yongjiang Instrument and Meters Factory, now the enterprise occupies the land of 32 mu, and the extension of Youxiao Line will request the land of 15 mu; after the road extension and relocation, the residual street land of 17 mu is suitable for new shops. On the basis of measure and calculation, at least 5000sq.m of street shops may be built on the residual land and rented to 250 operators. This may not only meet the demand s of affected shop operators but also attract new operators. Besides, with the connection of Youxiao Line and the development of commercial activities along the line, the management achievements and incomes of affected operators will improve. In addition, some affected shops belong to Youzha Village that has been listed in the plan of “Village in City” Reform.

Based on the policy of “Village in City” Reform, Youzha Village shall develop some

90 commercial and business houses in the new residential area in order to resolve the problem about the production and life of the peasants suffering from land requisition in the reform of Village in City. These new commercial shops will be rented or sold to the existing shop owners firstly. 3. Remove and resettle to commercial and professional markets In recent years, with urban construction and economic development in Guiyang, lots of professional markets have developed fast. These professional markets with brisk trade and fast development are ideal places for business. The PMO will resettle some affected business shops in professional markets so as to increase scale of operation, keep or enhance income levels. It is a relatively ideal resettlement option for business shops. PRO shall publicize the updated information of shop markets to the displaced persons through media so that the displaced persons can independently choose places and the scope of business.

5-8 Resettlement for affected enterprises and institutions

There are altogether 11 enterprises and institutions affected by the project, among them, 9 enterprises or institutions just need to demolish some attachments or vacant non-business houses, the operation and production of these enterprises and institutions are not influenced by relocation, and no employee needs to be resettled.

On the basis of fully negotiation, PMO will provide cash compensation to those enterprises in accordance with adopted compensation standard. Resettlement options of each affected enterprises and institutions are shown in Table 5-10.

The affected Xiwang School in Youzhai Village of Yunguan Township, Nanming

District belongs to private school, which originally set up on rented private house.

After the rented house being demolished, PMO will give cash compensation to the house owner, and the house owner will give compensation to house renter in accordance with the contract they previously made. This school will continue to set up in nearby district with the stay of former 13 teachers.

Yongjiang Instrument Factory is a state-owned enterprise and the subsidiary of

Guiyang Industry Investment Co., Ltd. It is situated in Youzhai Street in Nanming

District with 249 employees and an area of 32 mu. Its main products are electronic energy meter and gas meter. In recent three years, annual production of this factory comes to 13,000,000 Yuan and total capital is 21,720,000 Yuan including equipment 91 value 9,800,000 Yuan.

Table 5-10 Resettlement options for affected enterprises or institutions

Sub- Affected enterprises Resettlement Location Estimation of impact degree Project or institutions option

Relocate workshop 2567m2 Relocate and Yongfjiang Youzha Street 2 Instruments Factory Office, Nanming and office building2500 m , rebuild industrial influence 249 workers park in Nanming Qibaoyuan Sale Youzha Street Relocate 40 m2 unused temporary Cash Department Office, Nanming buildings Compensation Youzha Street, Demolish 11 classrooms, 2 offices Cash compensation Urban Youzha Village Hope Yunguan and this private elementary Rent house for Road School Township, school is set up in rented private running school in Nanming house nearby area Cash Relocted 2610 m2 buildings, in Compensation, the Pengshuichi Youzha Street which 1160 m2 had been leased tenants can Commercial LTD Office, Nanming as shops and 1450 m2 had been continue to lease leased as dwelling houses. the other shops Maoli Village, Requisition 12 mu unused land, 27 Yongzhi Sandstone Cash Maoyun Township, m2 house and 80 m2 ground of this Factory Compensation Kaiyang County factory; no impact on production Requisition 35m2 wall of this school; Yangzhai Village, Yangzhai Elementary other teaching facilities and normal Cash Luwo Township, Rural Road School teaching activities remain Compensation Xifeng County uninfluenced. Requisition 88m2 wall of this school; Xinmin Village, Yangxin Elementary other teaching facilities and normal Cash Luwo Township, School teaching activities remain Compensation Xifeng County uninfluenced. Remove 580m2 unused brick Xiaba Township house, 350 m2 wall and 4 mu Xiaba Township Cash Grain Management ground; This office has ceased Wudang District Compensation Office working, no employee need resettled Remove non-productive 152 m2 Xinchang Xinchang Township shelters, requisition 5 mu unused Cash Township, Paper Factory land; no impact on production, no Compensation Wudang employee need resettled Remove unused 300 m2 brick Rural house and 600 m2 brick & wood Passenger Huali Township Grain Huali Township, Cash house, requisition 5 mu land, no Station Management Office Kaiyang County Compensation impact on enterprise business, and no employee need resettled. Requisition 2 mu unused ground, Liwo Township Grain Liwo Township, no impact on enterprise’s Cash Management Office Qingzhen City business, no employee need Compensation resettled Requisition 1.3 mu unused Shiban Town Shiban Town, ground, no impact on enterprise’s Cash Transport Huaxi District business, no employee need Compensation Management Office resettled

According to the primary resettlement program, Yongjiang Instrument and Meters

Factory will be resettled by way of relocation and rebuilding. The new location is

Nanming Technology Industrial Park of Guiyang city. The park is 4 km away from the city, located in hr middle and a bit southwest of Guiyang and belonging to Upper Dam,

Middle Dam, Lower Dam and Lancao Dam of Houchao Town in Nanming District. It's in the important area of “The Southern Market Belt of Guiyang”. It covers an area of

139.8 hectares in which 70.44 hectares are for industrial use and 8.21 hectares are for warehouse use. Now the park has become a modern industrial park with the

92 harmonious development of light industry, new material industry, machinery & electronic processing industry, professional market and other relevant industries.

Moving into the industrial park is one development opportunity for Yongjiang

Instrument and Meters Factory as well as accords with the objective of urban development of Guiyang.

Because the power supply and water supply facilities of Yongjiang Instrument and

Meters Factory are all within the range of land requisition, except from the compensation for the buildings to be relocated, the expenses for equipment removing and recovery of power supply and water supply facilities as well as stop-production loss would be compensated (see Table 5-11). Now these expenses have been brought into the master budget of the project.

Table 5-11 Budget for Relocation of Yongjiang Instrument and Meters Factory

Expense No. Item Budget Purpose （10000 yuan） Compensation for relocation of workshop 1 1971.7 Building new standard workshops buildings 2 Compensation for relocation of offices 545.3 Building new office buildings Building new shops in the former 3 Compensation for relocation of shops 1632.2 address Monterey compensation for power Rebuilding and recovery of power supply 4 350 supply facilities, recovery of power system of factory site and dependent area supply system Monterey compensation for water Rebuilding and recovery of water supply 5 70 supply facilities, recovery of water system of factory site and dependent area supply system 6 Removing cost of equipment 50 Equipment removing Stop-production loss (calculated by six 7 51 Salaries during stop production months) Operating loss of shops during stop Compensation for the loss of the shops 8 44.7 production (calculated by six months) during stop production Total 4714.9 Enterprise removing and rebuilding

In order to minimize the loss on affected shops and enterprises, RO will adopt the following measures:

● PMO and local government should inform the relocated enterprise detailed relocation and resettlement plan ahead of schedule for three months and obtain consents from them.

● For affected enterprises, compensation should be calculated by replacement cost on relocation structure and other attachments; Relocation should choose appropriate time so as to minimize the impact on enterprise production.

● PMO should pay compensation for business loss and work delay due to enterprise relocation.

93 ● Resettlement for affected enterprises and institutions should be determined on the basis of negotiation.

● No affected labors will permanently lose their jobs due to their working units being affected.

5-9 Restoration measures for the vulnerable groups

5-9-1 Resettlement principles for vulnerable groups

● Improve living standard and quality of the vulnerable group;

● Offer more resettlement options as possible;

● Fully consider the wills and needs of the vulnerable groups and pay more attention to their special demands during implementation;

●Care for the vulnerable groups continuously to ensure their living improvement.

5-9-2 Definition of the vulnerable groups

The definition of the vulnerable groups is based on the requirements of relevant policies, laws and legislations, the field survey as well as the monitoring and visits.

During the project implementation, RO will confirm the list of the vulnerable groups through survey, visiting to community or neighborhood committee, etc.

According to resettlement survey, the affected vulnerable groups including 153 households and 522 persons, among which, 74 households (255 persons) are in

Kaiyang County, 40 households (142 persons in Xiuwen County, 6 households (20 persons) in Huaxi District, 31 Households (99 persons) in Xifeng County, and 2 households (6 persons) in Qingzhen City. During implementation of the project, the resettlement office will check the above information through in-home survey and the confirmation of villager committees.

5-9-3 Restoration measures for vulnerable groups

In order to improve the living standard of the venerable groups, The PRO and local government will implement special resettlement and rehabilitation measures for the vulnerable households. The main measures include:

94 for the special assistance fund through village committee and township. After information disclosure, it will be accepted by PMO and then delivered to APs. Local government and IMO will monitor the use of the fund.

● If the total building area of urban residential house for the families of vulnerable groups is less than 45m2 or the rural residential house is less than 70 m2 and no other residential house, the compensation will be calculated in accordance with a building area of 45m2 or 70 m2.The extra expenses will be paid with the special supporting fund for vulnerable groups.

● Provide project-related employment to vulnerable groups, during the period of the construction. About 2290 person•years of temporary employment such as paving roads, leveling ground, supplying raw materials will be created directly by rural roads construction. The vulnerable households have the priority to obtain these employment opportunities, which are acceptable and workable for them. Each poor family will be sure to obtain at least one project-related employment.

● The income of all the poor families mainly depend on their limited land, they have no skill to share non-agricultural employment, and they also have no suitable technology to plant vegetables or flowers which value is much higher than crops. The

PMO and local government have formulated a special livelihood-training plan without fee for the vulnerable households; the aim of the livelihood-training program is to provide technology and skill to them, then they can increase income through planting vegetables, flowers, or obtaining employment in non-agricultural sectors. If the vulnerable groups refuse the monetary compensation resettlement options and want to continue to cultivate lands, the village committee will exchange land to the vulnerable groups from other families within the village, the compenation will be paid to the families who will to exchange their land to the vulnerable groups but the quality and the amount of the exchanged land is not worse than their requisitioned lands.

5-10 Restoration measures for women livelihood

In the affected villages, women are largely engaged in the informal sector— working in the fields, or selling produce. Women’s economic activities are also an important source of income for households. Land acquisition and relocation may result in loss of livelihood, adding to women’s economic hardships. Therefore, consideration of gender issues is crucial in the planning and implementation of resettlement and

95 rehabilitation programs. Special needs and requirements of women must be considered and addressed in all program aspects—site selection, site and housing design, provision of civic infrastructure, access to service, provision of land and housing title, payment of compensation, and income restoration. In this project, the main problems that the women faced are how to strengthen their ability to adjust to new environment and to learn new skills for non-agricultural production. The PMO, the local government will work with NGOs, devote to promote gender equity and increase the women’s income. The following measures will be taken:

(1) Create new employment and livelihood options for women. The construction of rural roads will provide 3206 person-years of work every year during construction period. Project related services, such as procurement of construction materials and equipment and follow-on multiplier effects throughout the regional economy are expected to create an additional 916 person-years of work every year. It is estimated that the women will fill approximately 40% of these jobs. Since unemployment is a major cause of women poverty and the project-related jobs are more suitable to the women, the women will benefit disproportionately from this job creation.

(2) Ensuring participation of women. The consultation process should include women and ensure their active participation in decisions and implementation. All resettlement programs should consider the women’s special needs and the women must be fully informed. The PRO plans to have separate meetings for women during the resettlement implementation.

(3) The local government and the resettlement offices will ensure that the women have landownership and property rights same as man; when the women are divorced or widowed, they still have the right to obtain land or land compensation. The PRO also required that land/house titles and grants should be in the name of both spouses.

(4) Eliminating gender discrimination by encouraging women’s entrepreneurship.

The PMO is seeking ways to establish partnership between local government and

NGOs, to enhance the opportunities and quality of lives for women and girls. At first, female staff should be hired by the resettlement organizations to work with and assist women in all aspects of resettlement activities, including planning and implementation of income restoration programs. They will involve women’s groups in resettlement planning, management and operations, job creation, and income generation. Also, the local government and the PMO will work with NGOs, to eliminate discrimination in the

96 investment climate, encourage women’s participation in the formal labor force, and promote private sector investment that will enable women to reach their full potential.

5-11 Affected public facilities rehabilitation

During project implementation, for main affected public facilities, e.g. power lines, telephone lines, roads, greenbelts and various underground lines, the Project

Resettlement Office is responsible to communicate and negotiate with owners of public facilities and make a detailed rehabilitation and reconstruction plan, so that the affected infrastructure will be rehabilitated and reconstructed as soon as possible.

In case of monetary compensation, the PRO will timely pay cash and help coordinate with relevant departments to rehabilitate the above mentioned power, communication and transportation facilities, etc.

97 6 Budget and Fund Management

6-1 Resettlement budget

All costs incurred in land acquisition, house relocation and resettlement have been included in the total budget of the project. According to the current price, total budget for land acquisition and resettlement in this Project is CNY 314887000. The budget estimate is shown in Table 6-1.

● Land acquisition expenses. It includes all compensation expenses for state-owned land and collective land, including land compensation, resettlement subsidies. The total budget cost for land acquisition is CNY 126330000.

● Compensations for demolished buildings. Total budget expense of compensation for various house expenses of affected persons or institutions is CNY

108,063,000.

● Compensations for young crops and attachments. Total budget for compensations for affected young crops and attachments is CNY 388,000.

● Compensation for infrastructures. Total budget for compensations for affected infrastructure is CNY 6,332,000.

● Removal and transition allowance. The allowance for removal and transition is compensated to the affected households, shop owners and enterprises for the cost happened during removal and transitional period. The total budget cost is 6,703,090

Yuan.

● Management cost for land acquisition. The budget expense is calculated at

5% of the total expenses for land acquisition and relocation, that is CNY 12742000.

● Special assistance fund for the Vulnerable Groups. The fund is mainly for providing assistance to the vulnerable groups to rehabilitate their production conditions or providing subsides to these families whose total house areas are very small. The budget of this fund is CNY 1,500,000.

● Training Fee. This fee is used to provide livelihood and skill training to the APs, especially to the agricultural labourers who are ready to work in non-agricultural sectors. The staff of the PRO at every level will also be trained, so as to equip them

98 with knowledge in national laws and World Bank’s resettlement policies; the budget of this fee is CNY 3,752,000.

● Management cost for resettlement. The total budgeted expense that will be used in the preparation of land acquisition and relocation and daily administration is

CNY12742000.It is calculated at 5% of the total expenses for land acquisition and relocation.

● Compilation expenses for Resettlement Action Plan and monitoring cost. The total expenses used for compiling the RAP and retaining independent and external monitoring organizations will be CNY 2548000

● Contingency costs. Contingency costs refer to costs that cannot be predicted in the process of project implementation. The contingency costs consist of basic prepared fund and price-rise prepared fund. The basic prepared fund is for possible additional funds incurred in the process of project implementation or due to design changes during construction, while the price-rise prepared fund is for possible cost escalation between cost compilation and project implementation. This basic prepared fund is calculated at 5% of the total expenses for land acquisition and relocation, while the price-rise prepared fund is calculated at 5% of the total expenses for land acquisition and relocation. Total budget for the costs is CNY25484000.

6-2 Resettlement fund management

In order to ensure the smooth implementation of resettlement and to delivery the resettlement funds to the affected persons with full funding in time, the resettlement office will perform budget management for resettlement funds through establishing special account in the bank for special purposes. In the course of resettlement implementation, the resettlement office of each county and district shall report the fund-using plan according to the budget and the resettlement scheduling. After the resettlement office of the project examines and verifies the plan, it will appropriate resettlement funds to the resettlement office of each county and district. Under agreement of the resettlement office, the resettlement funds will be directly delivered to affected villages, affected enterprise and institutions and affected households through the bank. The resettlement office of the project possesses the right to supervise the utilization and appropriation of resettlement funds.

●Before land acquisition and relocation, the resettlement office of the project and

99 the affected persons should sign compensation agreement of land requisition and relocation according to the policies of this project and the relevant regulations of land requisition. As for monetary compensation, amount of compensation, payment method, time of payment, time of removing, and liabilities for breach of contract as well as other clauses confirmed by the interested parties should be regulated in the agreement. As for property rights exchange, the address, area, structure and etc. of houses for replacement should be regulated in the agreement.

● In order to manage the basic resettlement expenses, special bank accounts shall be set up by the PMO for this specific intended purpose only. The PMO has the right to monitor the use of these special funds.

● Basic resettlement expenses must be paid in accordance with the state regulations for land acquisition, relocation and policies in the Resettlement Action

Plan, which should not be less than the compensation rate and scope stipulated in the

RAP.

● The Resettlement Office at district or county level shall be responsible for the examination and approval of the scope, land area and price of land acquisition and relocation, and when the compensation shall be paid. The PMO will be responsible for checking of the data and collection and submission of reports.

● Land compensation (including resettlement compensation, compensation for young crops), compensations for house and attachments to the ground, compensations for relocation including removal of indoor facilities, removal cost and transitional allowance, and loss of business shops and enterprises and institutions, will be examined and approved by the local resettlement offices. The compensation amount will be also rechecked by the PMO, and then the fund will be appropriated to local resettlement offices, and the local resettlement offices are responsible to make direct payments to the entitled owners and households.

● The PMO can entrust the professional demolition companies to implement relocation activities. The agency fees will be paid according to the contracts agreed with the PMO.

100 Table 6-1 Resettlement Fund Budget for Guiyang Transport Project

Budget cost（yuan） No Budget item Baiyun Huaxi Kaiyang Nanming Qingzheng Wudang Xifeng Xiuwen Total Compensation for land acquisition 一（1-5） 424304 2262673 11538625 11612042 15252555 10707606 5452267 9950462 67200534 (paid to the PAPs) 1 Paddy field 38168 988551 2932628 46982 3299400 2095423 1036721 2623585 13061458

2 Dryland 373680 1238126 8281092 1373856 11390400 7568266 4011048 6949500 41185968

3 Vegetable plot 0 0 0 5967000 0 936000 0 0 6903000

4 Wood land 12456 0 279850 4074732 309960 49824 306418 175349 5208589

5 Wasteland 0 35996 45055 149472 252795 58093 98080 202028 841519 Taxi and fee turned into 二（6-7） 450213 2321867 9021168 9072948 14316480 10508551 4890162 8552906 59134295 Government Charges of new land used for 6 317349 1694085 5656028 7563780 9842880 7395170 3339350 5695362 41504004 construction 7 Reclaim fee of cultivated land 132864 627782 3365140 999168 4473600 3053381 1550812 2857544 17060291 . Development funds for new 8 0 0 0 510000 0 60000 0 0 570000 vegetable land Compensation for house 三（9-17） 21600 144600 2059400 108358609 5483760 1284380 527300 2210200 120089849 relocation and demolition Compensation for residence （一）（9-11） 21600 144600 1774400 37402683 5483760 1063140 527300 2140200 48557683 houses 9 Brick and concrete 0 0 156800 37127163 1197000 430500 150500 848400 39910363

10 Brick and wood 21600 144600 1609200 125280 4268400 614400 376800 1291800 8452080

11 Simple houses 0 0 8400 150240 18360 18240 0 0 195240

（二）（12-14） Compensation for shop relocation 0 0 0 27751675 0 0 0 0 27751675

12 Brick and concrete 0 0 0 22850975 0 0 0 0 22850975

13 Brick and wood 0 0 0 3794000 0 0 0 0 3794000

14 Simple house 0 0 0 1106700 1106700 Compensation for buildings of （三）（15-17） 0 0 285000 43204251 0 221240 0 70000 43780491 enterprises and institutions 15 Brick and concrete 0 0 105000 43204251 0 203000 0 70000 43582251

16 Brick and wood 0 0 180000 0 0 0 0 0 180000

101 Budget cost（yuan） No Budget item Baiyun Huaxi Kaiyang Nanming Qingzheng Wudang Xifeng Xiuwen Total

17 Simple houses 0 0 0 0 0 18240 0 0 18240 Compensation for the 四（18-22） 850 32100 41570 8900 91620 80700 23265 109260 388265 attachments to the ground 18 Well 200 200 5600 0 2400 8400 800 8000 25600

19 Wall 650 24050 33020 800 72150 52910 2470 5980 192030

20 Tomb 0 7600 2000 2000 10800 11600 13600 4800 52400

21 Timber tree 0 250 800 2500 3450 4400 1175 60150 72725

22 Fruit tree 0 0 150 3600 2820 3390 5220 30330 45510

五（23-26） Compensation for infrasturctures 29200 204600 191000 209600 193800 251200 118400 252600 1450400 High tension 23 5000 15000 0 50000 25000 25000 10000 70000 200000 Wire pole Low tension 24 4200 28800 94200 13200 100800 41400 68400 107400 458400 Wire pole 25 Optical cables 0 800 16800 26400 8000 24800 0 15200 92000

26 Transformer 20000 160000 80000 120000 60000 160000 40000 60000 700000 Transitional allowance and 六（27） 1440 9640 58820 6179970 178010 68600 16860 67300 6580640 removing fee for relocation Total basic expenses for land 七（1-28） acquisition and relocation 927607 4975480 22910583 135442069 35516225 22901037 11028254 21142728 254843983 (CNY 10,000) Management expenses for land 八 1274.2 acquisition (5%) Special assistance fund for 九 150 Vulnerable Groups 十 Fee for Training 375.2 Management expenses for 十一 1274.2 resettlement (5%) Expense for resettlement 十二 254.8 monitoring (1%) Cost for house evaluation 十三 31.7 (CNY 10,000) Cost for demolition company 十四 95.8 (CNY 10,000) 十五 Contingency (10%) 2548.4 十六 Total budget 31488.7

102 7 Resettlement Organizations

7-1 Resettlement organizations network

For the purpose of smooth implementation of Guiyang Transport Project resettlement work, relevant resettlement organizations at every level have been set up, which will be responsible for the general planning and coordination of the project resettlement work. Organizations in connection with the project resettlement work are as follows:

● Guiyang Transport Project Leading Group. The leading group consists of leaders from Guiyang Municipal Government, Guiyang Municipal Development and

Reform Commission, Guiyang Municipal Finance Bureau, Guiyang Transport Bureau,

Guiyang Land Resources Management Bureau, Guiyang Environment Protection

Bureau, etc.

● World Bank Financed Guiyang Transport Project Management Office. The

Engineering Management Office and PRO is the subsidiary departments of World

Bank Financed Guiyang Transport Project Management Office.

● Project implementation organization. Project implementation organizations include Resettlement Department of PMO, Transport Bureau and Land Resources

Management Bureau at every level, and the demolition company entrusted by PMO.

● Survey and designing organizations

● External Monitoring Organization: Resettlement Research Center of Wuhan

University.

The resettlement organization network is shown in Figure 7-1

7-2 Responsibilities of all resettlement organizations

7-2-1 Project leading group

Main responsibilities of the Project Leading Group are as follows:

● Coordinate between relevant resettlement departments during the project preparation and implementation phase

103 ● Make decisions on major project construction and resettlement problems

7-2-2 Project Management Office

● Decide resettlement policies for land acquisition and relocation

● Entrust the design units to make project design

● Entrust resettlement consultation, survey and monitoring organizations and organize the compilation of Resettlement Action Plan

Guiyang Transport Project Leading Group

Guiyang PMO Resettlement (Design Research Center of Institution) Wuhan University

(IMO) Resettlement Department

RO of Qingzheng RONanming of ROWudang of RO of Kaiyang RO of Xiuwen RO of Baiyun of RO RO of Xifeng RO of Huaxi RO of

Resettlement Group at every township

Village Committee of the affected villages

Figure 7-1 Sketch map of organization networks

● Be responsible for entrusting the environment impact assessment organization to compile the Environment Impact Assessment Report.

● Be responsible for the coordination of land acquisition and relocation, resettlement actions and construction schedule.

104 ● Handle all examination and approval procedures of land acquisition from relevant government departments.

● Monitor payment and use of resettlement fund

7-2-3 Project Resettlement Office

● Organize the Design Institute and the project resettlement consultation organizations to implement resettlement survey and socioeconomic survey, analyze and handle all survey information. Be responsible for training resettlement staffs at different levels of districts and towns.

● Publicly disseminate information on resettlement policies, including resettlement laws and regulations of state and Guiyang, various compensation rates and methods of the project resettlement, rights and obligations of the affected persons, project implementation schedule and etc.

● Organize the compilation of Resettlement Action Plan. According to the relevant laws, regulations and resettlement survey data, on the basis of full consultation with affected families and units, be responsible for the organization of compiling Resettlement Action Plan for the project resettlement.

● Provide training for resettlement staff at all levels. The main purpose is to let resettlement staffs at all levels to get familiar with resettlement working procedures, know the detailed operation methods, handle various problems in the resettlement and enhance working efficiency.

● Be responsible for organization of detailed relocation implementation and supervision and guidance during the relocation.

● Be responsible for communications and contacts with resettlement experts of

World Bank and social experts.

● Be responsible for communications and contacts with external monitoring organizations and examination and approval of external monitoring report.

● Handle complaints and coordinate in settling disputes.

● Supervise the implementation of Resettlement Action Plan.

● Carry out internal monitoring on the resettlement work.

● Entrust the relocation companies to implement building demolition.

● Supervise the activities of relocation companies.

● Be responsible for communications and contacts with resettlement offices at

105 all levels and relocation companies.

● Coordinate resettlement implementation and construction schedule

7-2-4 Resettlement Office at every districts (counties)

● Provide local socioeconomic development information to the PRO, support monitoring and survey of resettlement organizations.

● Be responsible for the implementation of the local resettlement activities according to Resettlement Action Plan.

● Train resettlement staffs at township (street) levels.

● Guide and supervise the resettlement work of PROs at township level.

● Collect and distribute funds for the affected units and individuals and supervise the use of funds.

● Provide quarterly progress reports to the PRO.

● Handle and report complaints to the above levels.

7-2-5 Resettlement Group at township level

● Collect and check the submitted data of land acquisition, and information about land rights, population and laborer in local township.

● Participate resettlement survey and disclosure of resettlement information to the APs

● Be responsible for holding public consultation meetings, help the village committee formulate the fund use plan at village levels, and monitor the use of resettlement fund.

● Collect the APs’ grievances and appeals and report to the RO at district or county level, help the Resettlement Office to deal with the problems in the process of resettlement.

● Organize and coordinate the building relocation and reconstruction work and provide assistance to the vulnerable families.

7-2-6 Village committee (or residence committee)

● Check the submitted data of land acquisition, and information about land rights, population and laborer in local village.

● Participate resettlement survey and disclosure of resettlement information to

106 the APs.

● Be responsible for planning new resettlement sites for APs to rebuild their houses.

● Be responsible for holding public consultation meetings with villagers to consult the fund use plan at village levels.

● Report to the resettlement organizations at higher level about desires, suggestions and complaints of affected persons.

● Organize and coordinate the building relocation and reconstruction work and provide assistance to the vulnerable families.

7-2-7 Design Organization

● Determine survey scope and arrange resettlement site.

● Provide drawings to resettlement department and evaluate project impact.

● Register land property rights coordinate with resettlement departments.

● Assist the resettlement departments to compile the Resettlement Action Plan.

7-2-8 Independent monitoring organization

As an independent monitoring department, it is responsible for the monitoring of all aspects of the resettlement work, providing resettlement training service, and submitting regular reports and independent monitoring reports to the PRO and World

Bank. Detailed responsibilities and tasks will be discussed specially in Chapter X.

7-3 Organization staff and equipment

In order to complete land acquisition, relocation and resettlement of the Project, the PMO has selected some staff who are with higher educational background and rich experiences and those who are familiar with World Bank policies about involuntary resettlement, to be responsible for the project resettlement work. The

PMO also entrusts independent monitoring organizations and environment impact assessment organizations with rich experiences in implementing WD project resettlement to provide consultation services. The PMO will allocate vehicles, computers, photocopiers, cameras and communication tools for the staff in accordance with their work requirements. During the project implementation period, special staff that have the relevant experience and are familiar with laws and

107 regulations will be selected to the PROs at district and township (street offices) levels.

The information on staffing at various levels is shown in Table 7-1.

Table 7-1 Staff information in resettlement organizations

Resettlement organization Staff Qualification of staff Operation period

Junior college degree, and 22 Autumn 2004-December 2012 PMO 40% is female workers Junior college degree, at least PRO 4 December 2004-December 2012 2 workers are female Rich experience in RO of Nanming 3 resettlement, at least one July 2005- December 2012 District worker is female Rich experience in RO of Baiyun 3 resettlement, at least one July 2005- December 2012 District worker is female Rich experience in RO of Wudang 3 resettlement, at least one July 2005- December 2012 District worker is female Rich experience in RO at RO of Huaxi 3 resettlement, at least one July 2005- December 2012 District District worker is female or Rich experience in County RO of Qingzheng 3 resettlement, at least one July 2005- December 2012 level City worker is female Rich experience in RO of Xiuwen 3 resettlement, at least one July 2005- December 2012 County worker is female Rich experience in RO of Xifeng 3 resettlement, at least one July 2005- December 2012 County worker is female Rich experience in RO of Kaiyang 3 resettlement, at least one July 2005- December 2012 County worker is female Rich experience in Resettlement Groups at resettlement, at least one July 2005- December 2012 township level worker is female

Village Committee 2 Major leaders Autumn 2007 年 -December 2010

College degree, and rich IMO 6 experience in resettlement, December 2006 December 2012 20% worker is female

7-4 Training of staff

For the purpose of enhancing of the resettlement organization staff’s understanding of the state regulations and the involuntary resettlement policies of

World Bank, updating their knowledge and concepts and improving their quality, the

PRO will organize training and study tours in accordance with their work requirements.

Training contents include national and local policies and regulations on the resettlement, involuntary resettlement policies of World Bank, socioeconomic survey method, computer data management knowledge, resettlement implementation steps, fund management method, measures to restore production and living status of affected persons, procedures, methods of handling complaints, etc. Training modes include training conferences, lectures by invited experts; visits to similar projects to

108 exchange experiences with other owner units so as to learn their successful

experiences and prevent and avoid similar problems. The PRO has set up the

following training plan (see Table 7-2)

Table 7-2 Training plan for resettlement staff Fund budget Content Number Time Status (CNY) Regulations and policies of land acquisition and Jul 2005 relocation, World Bank policies and principles on 10 10,000 Completed May 2006 resettlement involuntary Socioeconomic survey method and operation and Dec 2005 35 30,000 Completed management of relocation survey data Jun 2006

Conference on resettlement policy in Guiyang City 6 10,000 Jun 2006 Completed

Compilation seminar on Resettlement Action Plan 8 30,000 May 2006 Completed

Payment procedure of resettlement fund, supervision 8 80,000 Oct 2007 Planned management and statistics Inspect resettlement planning experiences of WD May 2007 22 180,000 Planned financed projects (Wuhan, Jiangxi) Oct 2007

Inspect resettlement implementation experiences of 4 150,000 Oct 2008 Planned WD financed project (America or Europe)

Internal monitoring method for resettlement work 5 20,000 Aug 2007 Planned

Detailed methods of handling resettlement Oct 2007 145 100,000 Planed coordination Dec 2007

Total 378 271,000

7-5 Measures to strengthen organization capabilities

● Select staff who have fine quality, strong organization and coordination

capabilities and computer knowledge, to be responsible for the resettlement work and

keep the staffing relatively stable. In the resettlement offices, 40% of workers should

be female, and every resettlement office must hire at least one female worker to be

responsible for women’s affairs in the process of resettlement.

● Strengthen training. Through various training, enable staff in the resettlement

organizations at all levels to understand completely the principles, policies and

procedures on involuntary resettlement of World Bank, and be aware of new policies

so as to enhance their working activities.

● Organize staff of resettlement organizations at all levels to visit and inspect

similar projects of other places in the country by batches so as to learn their

successful resettlement experiences from the similar projects and reduce faults during

resettlement process.

● Invite experienced consultation experts and independent monitoring

organization, special organizations, local government and affected persons to share

109 their opinions and suggestions.

● Improve office conditions and allocate necessary transportation and communication tools.

● Establish and perfect post responsibility system strictly follow rules and regulations and clearly define responsibilities of individual staff.

● Strengthen communications with relevant departments and organizations, establish good report system and form an organization network for smooth information exchange.

● Enhance political qualities of staff in resettlement offices at all levels, train resettlement staff to endure hardship, be practical and realistic and provide just services for everyone.

110 8 Public Consultation

The RAP was prepared with full consultation and full information sharing with APs.

The PROs have publicized and introduced the resettlement policies of the project via socioeconomic survey, social impact assessment survey and other communication and consultation channels. The PMO also has consulted with various affected persons through consultation meetings. Through wide consultation, coordination and communication, related local government, affected villages and APs can full understand the potential resettlement impacts, resettlement polices and consider income restoration measures.

8-1 Main methods for public consultation

According to State Council Regulations on Deepening Reform and Tightening

Land Management (Document No.28), before reporting land acquisition plan for approval, the purposes, positions, compensation standards and resettlement methods should be informed to the peasants with acquired land. Rural collective economic organizations and rural households should confirm the survey result on the situation of the land to be acquired; and if it is necessary, the land resource department should organize public hearings according to relevant regulations. The relative materials confirmed by the peasants suffering from land acquisition should be prepared as the necessary documents for land acquisition approval. It is necessary to build and improve coordination and adjudication system for disputes on compensation and resettlement for land acquisition in order to maintain the lawful rights and interests of the peasants and the land users. The approved documents about land acquisition should be publicized. According to the above-mentioned documents and the actual situation of the project, the following methods of public participation and information disclosure will be applied.

1. Media propaganda

The public can participate directly in consultation and can obtain relative project construction and resettlement information through media. The PMO has introduced

111 the project construction and resettlement information via suitable radio, television channels, newspapers and magazines so as to inform the public and improve the project transparency.

2. Compilation and Distribution of resettlement Information booklet The PRO will compile the Resettlement Information Booklet, and distribute them to the affected families or units before 31st Nov. 2006. The booklet mainly introduce the resettlement policies of World Bank and municipal government, the project, status of affected families and affected units, resettlement schedules, compensation rates, etc.

3. Socioeconomic survey By utilizing the advantage of maximum contacts with the affected persons during the socioeconomic survey, the project construction status, implementation significance and impact of the project, resettlement compensation policies, rates and implementation plans and etc. can be disseminated to the affected persons.

Questions of the affected persons can be answered and their requirements and concerns can be understood.

4. Public consultation conferences / workshops / meetings

● The PRO periodically organizes official public consultation meetings. Topics, scale and participants of the meetings are arranged in conformity with the relevant requirements. Delegates of vulnerable groups, especially women delegates, will be invited to the meetings. Their attendance will be monitored by an external independent monitoring organization. During FS stage, the APs were invited to express their requirements and suggestions with an intention to satisfy the reasonable requirements of the majority affected persons.

● Public consultation meetings are also held by the independent monitoring organizations. During the implementation process, the independent monitoring organization will hold a public consultation conference every two or three months.

They will be targeted at specific groups such as the affected residences, women, special groups, etc. Delegates of vulnerable groups, especially women delegates will be invited to these meetings. The PMO and PRO will send specific persons to participate in the meetings to find out the feelings and desires of the affected persons so as to take their concerns into consideration in the working schedule of PRO and respond to their urgent problems in a timely manner.

112 Key points of public participation and consultation are:

● Gather opinions and suggestions of the affected persons for production rehabilitation; Publicize resettlement policies and income restoration plan to the affected villages, groups, and enterprises; consult opinions and suggestions with the affected persons about production rehabilitation plans.

● Compensation rates for house, land and property loss. The PRO has consulted with the PRO at district levels on compensation rates prior to and during the compilation of the Resettlement Action Plan. After consultation with the affected villages (residence committee) and collective households and enterprises and institutions, considered opinions can be formed. World Bank and Guiyang Municipal

Government will publicize the final result after the examination and approval.

● Selection house sites for relocation. With the help of engineering design institutes (DIs), the PROs at township levels have consulted with the affected collectives, enterprises and institutions about the rebuilding and relocation selection of house sites.

● Houses, attachments to the ground and property impact assessment. During the socioeconomic survey, the DIs, survey implementation organization, affected units and affected families have checked and jointly agreed to the situation of the affected houses, land, attachments to the ground and properties. During the survey, affected persons have participated directly in completing the questionnaires, which have been checked and signed by the respondents.

8-2 Public consultation plan

Resettlement Action Plan shall clearly describe the adopted resettlement options, and PMO shall ensure the APs’ participation in the whole implementation and external monitoring stage. Especially enhance their participation abilities and ensure women, and poor persons obtain equal opportunity to participate in decision and implementation,

8-2-1 Completed public consultation

From June 2005, PMO, Wuhan University and Design Institute asked for suggestions about resettlement options and design schemes from the APs through

Socioeconomic Survey, consultation meetings and visiting on the spot (Figure 8-1 and

113 Table 8-1). Their suggestions have been accepted fully in Design Scheme and RAP.

Table 8-1 the approach and content of completed public consultation activities

Implementation Content Approach Time Member organization

Public meeting Jun- Aug Suggestions about design PMO, DIs and and visiting on 2005, Apr- All APs and sharholders scheme from APs Village Committee the spot Jun 2006

Information disclosure to APs Socioeconomic May-Agu PMO and Wuhan and asked for the suggestions All APs and local leaders Survey 2005 University about resettlement from APs

Feb 21, PRO and Wuhan 10 households of Luguan Visiting APs 2006 University Village, Huaxi District Suggestions and opines about Feb 23, PRO and Wuhan 6 households of Shuanghe resettlement, the requirement Visiting APs of the APs 2006 University Village, Kaiyang County Feb 21, PRO and Wuhan 6 households of Qinglong Visiting APs 2006 University Village, Qingzhen City

Special meeting Feb 21, PRO and Wuhan 7 persons in Luguan for women 2006 University Village, Huaxi District Special demands and opines of the women, consulate with the women about the Special meeting Feb 22, PRO and Wuhan 6 persons in Shaxi Village, measures to ensure their for women 2006 University Xiuwen County participation in resettlement plan. Special meeting Feb 23, PRO and Wuhan 6 persons in Shuanghe for women 2006 University Village, Kaiyang County

Impact assessment on the Special meeting minority group, consultation Feb 24, PRO and Wuhan 5 households of Qinglong fro the minority with them on resettlement 2006 University Village, Qingzhen City group options

Public meeting in May 30, PRO and Wuhan 17 delegates of APs, 8 local Huaxi District 2006 University leaders

Public meeting in PRO and Wuhan 7 delegates of APs, 30 local Socioeconomic status of the Jun 2, 2006 affected villages, information Qingzhen City University leaders disclosure to APs, Public meeting in PRO and Wuhan 12 delegates of APs, 9 local Jun 1, 2006 suggestions about Wudang District University leaders resettlement from APs, consultation with local Public meeting in PRO and Wuhan 62 delegates of APs, 10 Jun 4, 2006 government on resettlement Xiuwen County University local leaders policy and income restoration Public meeting in PRO and Wuhan 28 delegates of APs, 7 local options Jun 6, 2006 Xifeng County University leaders

Public meeting in PRO and Wuhan 79 delegates of APs, 35 Jun 7, 2006 Kaiyang County University local leaders

Consultation with local government and leader of May- July, PMO and Wuhan Leaders of local Public meeting enterprise on resettlement 2006 University government and enterprise plan

Consultation with Guiyang Land and Resources Land and Resources Land Management Bureau on Conference July 2006 Bureau, PMO and Bureau, PMO and Wuhan resettlement policy Wuhan University University

Information disclosure to APs PMO, government at May-Aug and ask for suggestions from Public meeting township level and All APs 2006 APs Village Committee

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Figure 8-1 public consultation meeting

8-2-2 Public consultation plan

Along with the development of construction preparation and implementation work, the PRO and local PROs will hold further public consultations. The major consultation contents are as follows:

● Labor arrangement mode and production rehabilitation measures.

● Detailed opinions of the affected persons on the engineering design. Before construction, local PROs will notify the affected villages and groups of the engineering designs. For aspects that the affected persons have adverse opinions, the PRO will request the DIs to revise and optimize the designs, provided that such revisions satisfy engineering and technical standards.

● Selection of residence relocation sites (at least two options) and reconstruction modes.

● Compensation for relocation households and payment process arrangements.

● How to reduce the degree of impact on peripheral residences to the minimum during construction.

● Other problems of the affected persons, such as indirect effect on productions and living conditions of residences outside the demarcated areas during construction.

According to the work schedule of the PRO, offices at district levels may hold

115 consultation meetings if necessary, and report the information to the PRO. In addition to consultation activities held by the PRO, the monitoring organization will consult independently with the affected persons on other monitoring problems and collect their complaints and suggestions and provide monitoring information to relocation departments at various levels.

8-3 Consultation approaches at implementation stage

（1）Villager meetings

Villager meetings organized by local governments and resettlement departments; with villager delegates and village leaders are tools to gather key problems that villagers concern the most, their opinions and suggestions on these problems.

（2）Consultation meetings with affected enterprise and workers

Legal person or delegates of enterprise and workers shall be consulted sufficiently on compensation rates to reach decisions.

（3）Land acquisition and resettlement consultation meetings at district levels Relocation consultation meetings will be held by PROs at district level according to the relocation areas concerned. Visits should be organized for the affected persons to view the relocation area, to let them know the status of the relocation sites and the supporting facilities, to provide choices for the affected persons and to consult with them, so as to improve the Resettlement Action Plan. After the relocation meetings, the resettlement staff will make door-to-door interviews with the affected persons to request their signature on the Resettlement Agreement.

（4）Information Disclosure to APs

The PRO will publicize in a timely manner the resettlement policies, resettlement criteria and other information to the affected persons through relocation bulletin, media and etc.

After the compilation of the Resettlement Action Plan, copies will be placed in public library and PROs at district levels for reference.

8-4 Role of IMO in the consultation

● Present key problems most concerned by the affected persons (such as

116 compensation rates, laborer arrangements, project implementation timetable and etc.)

And report complaints to ROs.

● Consult periodically; Hold meetings and symposiums with the affected persons.

● Provide opinions and suggestions to resolve the complaints.

● Along with the project development, public consultations between the project owner, affected persons and independent monitoring organization will be recorded by the relocation departments and the related information kept in file.

117 9 Grievances and Appeals

Resettlement is a complicated task. It is inevitable that the affected persons will have grievances and complaints during the resettlement implementation. For the purposes of guarantee the interests of the affected persons, the PMO will establish a set of highly transparent grievance and complaint collection and dealing procedures which are simple and easy to carry out to objectively, justly and efficiently deal with the grievances and complaints of the mass so as to ensure that the resettlement works goes on smoothly.

9-1 Methods to collect grievance and complaint

According to State Council Regulations on Deepening Reform and Tightening

Land Management (Document No. 28), the government of Guiyang City builds and improves coordination and adjudication system for disputes on compensation and resettlement for land requisition in order to maintain the lawful rights and interests of the peasants and the land users. During implementation of the project, the following methods will be applied to collect and treat the complaints and suggestions of affected persons.

(1) Finding out grievances of the affected persons from the report of the local resettlement offices, including grievances of the mass, the progress, working measures and existed problems.

(2) All sub-project construction units must submit construction journal to the project owner every week, from which information on whether there is any people affecting the construction can be known.

(3) Problems on land acquisition and relocation coordination discovered by the project owner in field inspection.

(4) Relevant information reflected by the independent monitoring organization.

(5) Letters and calls of the affected persons.

(6) Relevant special problems reflected by the audit and disciplinary

118 inspection divisions.

(7) Special investigation of internal and external monitoring.

9-2 Procedures for complaints and appeals

● The First Stage

The affected persons may present their grievances to the village committee or the local resettlement office orally or in a written form. For oral grievances, the village committee or the local PRO must keep a written record and provide a clear reply within two weeks. When it involves serious problems needing to be reported to the PRO at a higher level, the village committee or the local resettlement office must endeavor to obtain a reply from the PRO at the higher level within two weeks.

● The Second Stage

In case that reply at the First Stage does not satisfy the complainants, the complainants may appeal to the PRO at a higher level within one month after receiving the reply at the first stage. The PRO at the higher level must make a decision within three weeks.

● The Third Stage

In the event that the affected persons are not satisfied with the reply of the

PROs at district level, they may appeal to the PMO within one month after receiving reply at the second stage. The PMO shall make a reply within four weeks.

● The Fourth Stage

In case that the affected persons are not satisfied with the reply at the third stage, they may appeal to the civil court within 15 days after receiving the reply from the PMO.

9-3 Principles to deal with grievances and complaints

The PMO at each level must conduct field investigation and research about the grievances of the public, and provide objective and just resolutions in line with the principles and standards specified in the state laws and the Resettlement Action Plan after full consideration of the public’s opinions and after patient consultation.

119 Complaints beyond their capability of handling must be submitted to the resettlement and relocation divisions at the higher level and they shall lend a hand in the investigation.

The appealed has the right of further appeal on condition that the decision-making institution does not reply within the specified dates.

In the process of resettlement, women may have some special grievances and complaints, so the PMO have planned at least one female worker in every resettlement group to be responsible for the women’s grievances. The local government and the NGOs such as Civil Administrative Bureau and the Women’s

Federation will also supervise the resettlement activities and safeguard the APs especially the women’s rights.

9-4 Contents and measures of reply

9-4-1 Contents of reply

● A brief of grievances of the complaints.

● Results of fact-investigation.

● Principles and standards in the relevant national regulations and Resettlement

Action Plan.

● Resolutions and references

● The complainants have the right to appeal to the PRO at a higher level and the civil court. The project unit shall pay the legal costs.

9-4-2 Measures to reply

● Reply to complaints on exceptional cases shall be delivered to the complainant in written form.

● Reply to complaints that frequently occur shall be made public to the villages or groups the complaints belonged to via holding villagers’ meetings or issuing documents.

● Whatever the forms of reply, they must be delivered to the resettlement offices which the complaints belonged to.

120 9-5 Complaint and appeal resolution reporting

During execution of the Resettlement Action Plan, the acquisition and relocation divisions should keep the complaints and the resolution decisions under registration and good management, and report it to the PRO in written form monthly. The PRO shall look into the complaint resolution records and conditions regularly.

121 10 Monitoring and Evaluation

According to requirements of World Bank, PMO shall establish an internal and external resettlement monitoring evaluation system during the process of resettlement implementation. The internal monitoring is organized and performed by the ROs, while the external monitoring is implemented by independent monitoring organization with rich expertise and relevant experiences. Monitoring reports prepared by PMO and the

IMO are submitted to World Bank review and comments.

10-1 Internal monitoring

10-1-1 Purpose of internal monitoring

Internal monitoring is a constant internal monitoring on the implementation of the

Resettlement Action Plan, which is performed by the proprietor and the resettlement implementation organization with a superincumbent management system in order to have a full, instant and precise control on the resettlement progress, and identifies and solves problems so as to provide basis for decision-making in implementation of resettlement.

The aim of internal monitoring is to regulate and guide the resettlement activities of the resettlement implementation organizations, and ensure the resettlement activities is carried out in accordance with the Resettlement Action Plan.

It also aimed at making resettlement monitoring and evaluation work progress orderly and effectively, so that the resettlement organizations shall be able to realize the existed problems and the actual status of resettlement implementation, and then solve the problem as soon as possible.

10-1-2 Internal monitoring implementation procedures

The internal monitoring consists of two stages: the preparation stage and the implementation stage. The preparation stage starts with the identification of the project by World Bank, through the project preparation, pre-evaluation, and evaluation and ending with approval of the project. The implementation stage starts with implementation of resettlement and ends with the realization of the resettlement 122 objective.

1. Internal monitoring at the preparation stage

When the project is start to preparation, the internal monitoring work begins.

The internal monitoring at the preparation stage include:

● Organize and train the staff of the resettlement implementation organizations.

The content of training mainly include: resettlement policies and experiences of World

Bank, the state resettlement policies, Resettlement Action Plan preparation, the ways of resettlement implementation, resettlement monitoring evaluation, etc.

● Employ professional institutions and specialists to compile Resettlement

Action Plan and carry out socioeconomic survey on the spot.

2. Internal monitoring at the Implementation stage The main tasks of internal monitoring organization at the resettlement implementation stage include:

● carry out internal resettlement monitoring activities according to Resettlement

Action Plan.

● Submit a detailed internal monitoring report to World Bank every quarterly. ● Timely update of statistics data on resettlement implementation.

10-1-3 Contents of internal monitoring

● Fulfillment of the resettlement policies and compensation rates, which includes mainly establishment and implementation of resettlement policies, actual situation of the compensation rates for various impacts and losses (permanent land acquisition, temporary occupancy of land, relocation of houses, relocation of shops, relocation of enterprises and institutions, relocation of special facilities, etc.). A particular explanation of whether the resettlement is executed in accordance with the

Resettlement Action Plan should be added. If there is any change to it, the causes must be accounted for.

● Land acquisition and relocation and resettlement implementation progress, which mainly reflects the project overall schedule and annual plan, progress of the resettlement organization and the staffing, implementation progress of permanent land acquisition, temporary occupancy of land, implementation progress of distribution of resettlement compensation, house relocation progress, reconstruction progress of houses for resettlement, relocation progress, implementation progress of production and development project, public facilities construction progress, special facilities 123 restoring, removing, and reconstructing progress, mines, industrial enterprises and institutions relocation and construction progress, labor employment arrangement progress and progress of other resettlement activities. The form of monitoring report is shown in Table 10-1.

Table 10-1 progress report on land acquisition, house demolition and resettlement

Unit: ______Report cut-off date: ____/____/______(d/m/y) Date: ____/____/______(d/m/y)

Planned Complete Accumulated % Of Items Unit Qty. d Qty. Qty. Completion Permanent land acquisition mu Temporary land occupation mu House demolition M2 Incl.: private house M2 Public (collective) house M2 CNY

Land compensation 10000 Payment of house CNY

demolition compensation 10000 Reconstruction of private M2 house Reconstruction of public M2 (collective) house APs moving to new house Persons APs receiving training Persons Job provision Persons Land readjustment mu

Prepared by: Signature (In-charge): Seal:

● Monitoring resettlement budget. The main task is to reflect the amount and time of resettlement fund appropriation, collect the information about resettlement fund use and management, the progress of land compensation paid to land owners, the use plan of resettlement fund at the village level, and supervision the use of resettlement fund. The form of monitoring resettlement fund is shown in Table 10-2.

● Status of production and employment arrangement for displaced persons, including the major means of rural resettlement (arrangement by land regulation, development of new land, arrangement in enterprises and institutions, and arrangement by finding jobs on their own), population, resettlement employment of relocated enterprises, the vulnerable groups (including women’s families, aged

124 families, and the disabled families, etc.), Rehabilitation of land occupied for temporary use, efficiency of resettlement and etc.

Table 10-2 progress on Funds Utilization

Guiyang City_____ (group) ______(village) ______(town) ______District. Cut-off date: ____/____/______(d/m/y) Date: ____/____/______(d/m/y)

Compensation Investment Affected received in Accumulative % of Description1 Unit/Qty. Required institution Reporting compensation Completion (CNY) Period (CNY)

Village --

Collective

Household

Other units

Prepared by: Signature (In-charge): Seal:

● Reconstruction of displaced persons’ house and arrangement of their life, including the ways of resettlement and resettlement destination, arrangement and allocation of house sites, forms of house reconstruction, the work of water, electricity and road connection and site formation for the house sites, payment of the compensation funds, the resettlement ways and destination of urban displaced persons, the payment of compensation funds, public facilities (water, electricity, road, communication network), removal and etc.

● Rehabilitation and reconstruction of enterprises and institutions and various special facilities (water resources, power, posts and telecommunications, transports, transportation, pipes and wires and etc.

● Complaints, appeals, public participation, consultation, information disclosure and status of external monitoring, including channels, procedures, and institution held responsible of the complaints and appeals, subject matters of complaints and appeals

1 “Description” refers to the construction of village road (qty.), labor training and employment, subsidies to vulnerable groups etc. 125 and its dealing, major activities that the public take part in and consult on and the contents and forms of public participation and consultation, implementation efficiency of public participation and consultation, Resettlement Information Booklet compiling, resettlement information disclosure and external monitoring evaluation.

● Solving the resettlement problems reflected from World Bank supervision missions.

● Offering solutions to the existing problems in resettlement activities.

10-1-4 Internal monitoring methods

Internal monitoring is superincumbent monitoring of resettlement implementation inside the resettlement implementation organization, which demands an unblocked and superincumbent resettlement implementation information management networks between the project owner and the resettlement implementation organizations at each level to follow up and control the progress of resettlement in all regions and implementation of all sub-projects. ROs at each level report to the leadership from bottom to top the implementation progress, fund and effects of the resettlement through the information management system for analysis and treatment. The following methods are adopted in the Internal monitoring of the Project based on the project actual status:

● Standardized statistics report system

The PMO shall formulate uniform forms according to the actual demand of resettlement work, The report forms shall reflect the fund appropriation progress and conditions of completion of land acquisition and relocation, which shall be submitted regularly from bottom to top at the end of each month when the funds are appropriated.

● Periodic report system

Various forms are adopted to exchange information related to problems in resettlement implementation work between the municipality, district, township and the independent monitoring organization and advices of solution are presented.

● Periodic data gathering meeting

At the beginning of each month, the PRO shall call an acquisition and relocation resettlement coordination conference with participation of the local resettlement office at district or county level, which will reflect back the implementation progress and the

126 existed problems, exchange working experiences and work over the solutions.

● Resettlement inspection

The PRO will perform routine and non-routine field inspections of the resettlement work of the resettlement organization at lower level, solve resettlement problems on the spot and monitor the resettlement schedule and execution status of the resettlement policies.

● Exchange information with IMO

Keep frequent communication and information exchange between the resettlement implementation organization and IMO, and take findings and evaluation suggestions of IMO as reference basis for internal monitoring.

10-1-5 Internal monitoring report

Internal monitoring is a continuous process. At least an overall monitoring shall be conducted quarterly. During critical periods of relocation, more frequent monitoring should be conducted.

The internal monitoring plan may vary from project to project and different stages according to requirements of each subproject. At the preparation stage of the project, the internal monitoring organization shall compile internal progress reports half a year.

When the project starts to implement, detailed reports shall be compiled every month based on conditions of the Project, and some special reports maybe needed according to needs of project management. The final resettlement completion report shall be prepared after the completion of project. Internal monitoring reports shall be submitted to the people’s government at corresponding level, resettlement implementation organization at higher level and the PMO. PMO shall submit internal monitoring report to World Bank every half a year.

10-2 External monitoring

According to resettlement requirements of World Bank, during the implementation of resettlement, The PMO will entrust Resettlement Research Center of Wuhan

University, which is experienced in resettlement as IMO to monitor and evaluate the implementation of resettlement and rehabilitation plan, so as to guarantee that the resettlement is executed in compliance with the Resettlement Action Plan.

127 10-2-1 The objectives of external monitoring

The external monitoring and evaluation (M&E) undertaken by an qualified institution independent to PMO and resettlement implementation agencies is to monitor and evaluate whether the target of the land requisition, resettlement and relocation activities are realized. Through this process, evaluation opinions and recommendations will be put forward on the resettlement, housing relocation and restoration of the APs’ living standards. Through M&E, systems will be adopted to identify problems, formulate remedial measures and take follow-up actions in a timely manner to ensure good implementation of resettlement.

10-2-2 External monitoring organization

In order to ensure smooth completion of external monitoring of the project, professional institutions (Wuhan University) with rich experiences are to be entrusted to perform the external monitoring by the PMO. Factors that should be taken into consideration in selection of external monitoring staffs are mainly: (1) The external monitoring staff should have similar work experiences, rich experiences in socioeconomic survey, and comprehend the World Bank involuntary resettlement policies, and have good knowledge of the state and local policies and laws on resettlement. (2) Capability of conducting social survey and research independently with good communication skills and hardworking. (3) An appropriate proportion of female personnel in the external monitoring.

10-2-3 Work scope of IMO

According to the PMO’s initial arrangements, an experienced independent organization (Resettlement Research Center of Wuhan University) will be entrusted to carry out the external M&E activities. The work scope of IMO will be:

● Provide technical assistance and training for the Project Resettlement Office

(PRO).

● Assist with the finalization of Village compensation allocation and utilization

(rehabilitation) plan.

● Conduct monitoring investigations of resettlement implementation in accordance with RAP requirements.

● Evaluate living standards of the APs to determine adequacy of restoration.

128 ● Prepare and submit M&E reports to PMO and World Bank.

10-2-4 Monitoring and evaluation measures

Monitoring and evaluation will be performed on the basis of the survey data provided by the survey design institution and resettlement implementation institutions.

With an overall understanding of the situation, the evaluation will be performed by sample surveys, key informant interviews and rapid rural appraisal techniques. Typical samples, including resettled households, affected villages/communities will be selected to establish an evaluation index system for different types of APs. Referring to the updated research output on living quality both in China and abroad, the indexes will be non-dimensionally treated, and the survey results will be analyzed and the computation results evaluated and compared. In addition to typical samples, there will also be focused investigation of vulnerable groups.

The following methods are adopted in resettlement monitoring by IMO:

● On the basis of survey, establish a database about the conditions of the affected persons and conduct household interviews periodically. Based on the conditions reflected in the database, IMO will conduct face-to-face interview with the affected households to give audience to the complaints, grievances and suggestions and publicizing the relevant State policies, Word Bank’s policy and information about the project construction.

● Occasional seminars are held with the affected persons in regions where the affected persons are concentrated. IMO shall hold seminars in regions where the affected persons are concentrated to hear the opinions of the affected persons on important issues affected by the Project. Such seminars may be formal or informal.

● Case studies. The exceptional and typical cases in the resettlement exercise shall be studied with great emphasis, and the origins of the problems analyzed to find out the solutions and provide suggestions for discussion.

● Survey by questionnaires: Sampling surveys are conducted to find out the conditions of the rehabilitation of the displaced persons’ production and life and their attitudes about the resettlement. The survey result shall be analyzed in a timely manner and the problems shall be resolved, which shall provide references for the resettlement work in the future.

● Telephone survey. In order to communicate with the affected persons directly,

129 the resettlement office, the independent monitoring organization and the resettlement expert of the World Bank will select some representatives of the affected persons and register their telephone numbers and inquiry them for the implementation of resettlement by phone occasionally. The telephone numbers and E-mail addresses of the independent monitoring organization and the resettlement expert of the World

Bank will also be supplied to the affected persons to provide convenience for them to explain problems directly.

● Monitoring survey of living standard. The independent monitoring organization will select some affected families as sample households by way of random sampling in the affected districts (counties) and perform continual monitoring on the change of their income levels and income structures. The detailed monitoring methods are shown in Subsection 6 in Section 10-2-5 of this report.

10-2-5 Main indicators to be monitored and evaluated

The main Indicators for Monitoring include three aspects: (1) Progress: including preparation, implementation of land requisition, housing relocation and resettlement;

(2) Quality: including civil construction quality and degree of APs’ satisfaction; and (3)

Investment: including allocation and use of funds.

Main Indicators for Evaluation include:

(1) Economic conditions: household economic development before and after resettlement, including assets, production materials, subsistence materials, income, etc.

(2) Environmental conditions: living environment before and after resettlement, including transport, culture and education, sanitation, commercial service facilities, etc.

(3) Employment: change in employment, including employment rate, assistance to the different APs, especially the vulnerable APs, such as vulnerable families, etc.

(4) Development in community: local economy in resettlement host sites, environmental development, neighborhood relation, and public opinions after resettlement.

(5) Conditions of Vulnerable Groups: including before and after situations of poor households, disabled, elderly, children, women, etc.

130 10-2-6 Monitoring and evaluation content

1. Monitoring of resettlement of affected enterprises and institutions

IMO follows up and monitors the resettlement of enterprises and institutions mainly by on site investigation, telephone follow-up interview and case studying. The monitoring contents are:

● Whether the land acquisition and relocation are well linked with the resettlement work;

● Whether the commercial losses of enterprises are compensated;

● Whether the employee are resettled perfectly.

● Whether the production is rehabilitated in time. 2．Monitoring of resettlement of relocated households

IMO shall monitor the resettlement of households whose houses are relocated with emphasis. The following aspects of such affected persons shall be monitored with emphasis:

●Whether the compensation price for houses and other attachments to the ground are calculated on the basis of replacement cost;

● Whether the compensation fund are paid in full and in good time;

● Whether house sites for the newly constructed houses are selected by means of consultation;

● Whether the time for relocation is reasonable;

● Whether the transitional and removal allowance are paid;

● Whether the material compensation is discounted;

● Whether the infrastructure in the resettled area such as water, electricity and road have been provided, including information on who will be responsible for the supplying of these facilities and whether the resettled area is easily accessible to clinics and schools.

3. Monitoring of production rehabilitation With consideration of characteristics of the affected land and its management,

IMO shall monitor the following aspects of displaced persons’ production rehabilitation with emphasis:

● Whether the compensation rates for all land acquisition are established in accordance with relevant state laws;

● Whether the procedures of land acquisition and compensation are able to

131 guarantee that the affected villages and groups are fully compensated;

● Whether the amount of land acquired, compensation rates and the amount of compensation are made public to the whole village and how they are published;

● In case the land compensation is to be paid to the specific affected persons, then how the payment range has been determined, and whether the land will be redistributed;

● Whether there is a specific and feasible plan for centralized use of land compensation;

● Whether the determination of the land compensation use plan has taken the opinions of interest related villagers into consideration, and how the use plan of land compensation is finally determined;

● How the benefits from use of land compensation is distributed. How the actual economic benefits of the affected labors are guaranteed.

4． Monitoring of the resettlement organization operation

Monitoring of the resettlement organization performance is mainly done by field interview, and review of the working data and records. The monitoring contents are:

● Whether the staffing of resettlement organization at each level is sufficient for the resettlement work;

● Whether the resettlement organization at each level has the necessary working condition;

● Whether the personnel of the resettlement organization has met with the demands of the resettlement work;

● The resettlement organization personnel training status;

● Internal data management status of the resettlement organizations.

5．Monitoring of the resettlement of vulnerable groups

The vulnerable groups are the particular groups the resettlement organization shall pay special attention to in the external monitoring process. IMO shall follow up and monitor the affected vulnerable groups by door-to-door interviews, questionnaires and case study. Contents of monitoring include mainly:

● What preferential policies are established for the vulnerable groups in the

Project;

● Whether the affected urban poor families can afford to buy new houses;

132 ● Whether the rural poor families obtain assistance during the process of house relocation;

● Measures for rehabilitation of production and life of the affected rural poor families.

6．Base-line living survey

A base-line survey will be conducted for this project, including the collection of selected samples of the base-line living standards of the resettlers. (The preliminary samples will be randomly collected). The living standard will be investigated once a year to monitor the variation in the resettlers’ living standards. In China, the peasants seldom account their incomes and expenditures, so it is very difficult to conduct the survey on the incomes and expenditures of the peasants at the end of every year, and the data would be inaccurate. In order to improve the survey, the independent monitoring organization will select sample households and design standard survey forms for them to record their daily incomes and expenditures. Besides, the organization will pay these households and carry out statistical analysis and evaluation to the data. According to the statistical analysis and evaluation, the necessary data can be obtained by periodical survey, random interview and site visits, based on which statistical analysis and evaluation are performed. There will also be targeted surveys of vulnerable groups.

The survey comprises various indicators of living standards. Some of the indicators will be used for weighing the dynamic variation of living standards before and after the land requisition and resettlement. The selected indicators will be checked to see whether they are reasonable in reflecting the actual production and living levels in the base-line survey and are subject to modification according to the actual conditions, so as to guarantee the message obtained reflects the quality and quantity of the real situation. Sampling scale is as below Table 10-3.

Table 10-3 Sample distribution of living standard baseline survey

Affected households Affected enterprise Types of samples Affected by land and workers Affected by relocation acquisition Sampling 10% 20% 50% proportion

Sample number 444 133 29

133 10-2-7 Reporting system of external monitoring

IMO compiles external monitoring reports based on the observation and survey data, and will report independently to the PMO and World Bank. The reporting cycles to World Bank and the PMO are as follows:

● The semi-annual external monitoring report about resettlement shall be submitted to World Bank and PMO before 30, June every year.

● The annual evaluation report shall be submitted to World Bank and PMO before 31, December every year.

● A resettlement completion report will be submitted to World Bank and PMO after all resettlement activities have been finished.

134 11 Resettlement Implementation Schedule

11-1 Resettlement schedule matrix

Based on the project implementation schedule, the project will complete in 2011 in stages. The schedule principles of land acquisition and relocation schedule are:

● Procedural requirements in accordance with PRC law should be reflected in the implementation schedule.

● Land acquisition should be completed three months before the commencement of the project construction. The specific time should be determined in accordance with the requirements of land acquisition and resettlement work.

● During resettlement, affected persons have the opportunity to participate in detailed operations of the reconstruction location choice, relocation time arrangements and transitional arrangements, etc.

● Before the commencement of the project, the PRO must announce the acquisition area, and accomplish the relevant public participation. The resettlement fund should be deposited in the special account of the PRO one month before the formal relocation.

● All compensations should be given to the property owner completely and directly within three month after agreement signed. No institution and individual may use the property compensation on behalf of the property owner and no discount could be permitted in payout.

● The total project implementation schedule plan of land acquisition and resettlement is established in accordance with the progress of land acquisition and resettlement in the project. See Resettlement Plan Schedule of Guiyang Transport

Project in Table 11-1.

12-2 Resettlement schedule arrangement

The following is the main stone of the Resettlement Action Plan:

● The land acquisition scope is finally determined by construction drawing of each individual project. It shall be done before the start-up of survey and calculation of

135 relocated material objects.

● Before signing compensation and resettlement agreement, survey and calculation of material objects shall be operated by resettlement department and APs together in accordance with red line drawing of land acquisition.

● RO at district level will be established in the preliminary preparation stage of the project. PRO should organize the survey with the help of IMO.

● ROs at district or county level hold public meetings to publicize relevant policies and resettlement measures on land acquisition, relocation, compensation and resettlement. The announcement of land acquisition will be formally publicized after the mobilization meeting, but before signing the compensation and resettlement agreement.

● RO shall be clearly informed to relocated households about the resettlement schedule. The compensation and resettlement agreement will be completed after the material object measurement. The agreement will come into force after the relocated households and representative of project office sign it together. The agreement shall be signed before the implementation of land acquisition.

● Allowance for the transition period shall be paid to relocated households before the commencement of relocation.

● Affected infrastructure shall be removed or rehabilitated before the commencement of construction project or completed after the accomplishment of project construction as soon as possible so as to minimize the adverse effects of service interrupt.

●Training program for APs shall be made within 6 months after commencement of the project construction.

● The external monitoring shall be initiated within 2 months after the commencement of project construction, and the baseline survey shall be conducted.

● Planning and reconstruction of house resettlement shall be completed before land acquisition and relocation. If it is delayed, transitional arrangements for relocated households should be accomplished before relocation.

● Allowance or assistance in other forms should be given to persons who lose their cultivated land to help them improve or at least restore their original living standard.

136 Table 11-1 Resettlement implementation schedule

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 No Resettlement activities 1 1 1 1 6 8 10 12 2 4 6 8 10 12 2 4 6 8 10 2468 2 46810 2 4 6 8 10 12 2 4 6 8 10 12 2 0 2 2

1 Established PMO and RO Socioeconomic survey and 2 training Data collection and impact 3 analysis 4 Consultation with APs on resettlement options

5 Prepare RAP

6 Land pre-examination

Sign agreement of land 7 acquisition Apply for land use and approved 8 by Land Management Bureau

Local RO paid compensation to 9 APs

Start to demolition and completed 10 some new houses 11 Start to rehabilitate infrastructures

Completed new houses and new 12 factory

13 APs removed to new houses

14 Start to construction 15 External monitoring

137 12 Entitlement Matrix

In accordance with the latest Chinese laws and policies and World Bank‘s principles of on involuntary resettlement, the Entitlement Matrixes is formulated based on full consultation with the local government, affected villages, APs and affected enterprise. Table 12-1 Entitlement Matrix Entitled Type of loss Entitlements persons (1) All affected villages/production groups shall obtain land compensations. (2) The APs shall obtain resettlement subsidy and compensation for the young crops directly Affected (3) APs shall receive resettlement subsidies for restoration of their living standard villages/ and income; for the land compensation used to build public utilities, invest in groups or profitable projects, etc, the returns or benefits should be shared by all APs. Permanent affected (4) The Village Committee would establish a community development fund, to be land persons who controlled and administered by the APs. With some technical assistance from the acquisition used land resettlement agency and monitoring agency, the fund might be invested in before specified development projects. However, any land compensation use plan need to consult deadline with APs, and agreed with the APs (5) Preferential job opportunities shall be offered to APs(women included) with priority by PMOs, IAs, local government and village-running enterprises. (6) Preferential technical training opportunity shall be offered to APs (women included) by the Project owner. (1) The APs may choose options such as cash compensation, economically affordable house or exchange residential buildings. (2) House owners without certificate of title shall receive compensation according to the house replacement price (excluding land price) without any depreciation (3) If APs are not satisfied with the compensation, they may entrust the specialized Residential Property/house institution to conduct an assessment of the real estate, the result of which shall be housing owner demolition considered as the house relocation compensation rates. (4) House relocation subsistence allowances are paid for the full duration of the period of disruption and re-establishment. (5) Compensation for structures and all other lost assets is paid in full before relocation. (6) Vulnerable groups will be assisted to find suitable housing

Ground Property owner All will be compensated at replacement cost in cash attachments

(1) All affected property owners will be provided with satisfactory relocated land on Public the basis of the land area of the structure to be demolished; Property owner facilities (2) The demolished structure will be compensated at replacement cost in cash (including compensation for loss of facilities and labor on the basis of replacement cost) (1) The affected enterprises can choose cash compensation options. All affected owners who run the business before the announcement of the project construction shall be compensated at the replacement cost even for unlicensed buildings or Owner of the Affected overstayed temporary buildings. affected enterprises, building and (2) If only part of the business land is affected rather than the whole building institutions affected structure, the building shall not be demolished in order to avoid its favorable and shops workers geographic location being disrupted and commercial loss resulting from business interruption. (3) All affected employees, whether permanent, or contracted, shall obtain cash compensation for the income/wage loss resulting from interruption of work.

138 Entitled Type of loss Entitlements persons

(1) If collective-owned land is not redistributed, the affected persons will obtain resettlement subsidy and part compensation for land (not less than 80% of total) to restore their income and living standard. Village leaders or local officials should provide guidance for investment (e.g., starting new business, expanding sidelines, Income rehabilitation All APs etc.) measures (2) The local government and the PMO will provide employment assistance (i.e., training and job arrangements) for the affected persons in the local enterprises. (3)The project owner will provide preferential employment opportunities for the affected persons and provide technical training prior to the employment (4) Affected laborers can get same wages as before land acquisition.

(1) All resettlement programs should consider the women’s special needs; the women must be fully informed. (2) CNY15 00,000 special supporting fund for the vulnerable groups will be set up (3) The vulnerable groups, especially the women, have priority to obtain the Special project-related employment opportunities. supporting (4) Labor support for the vulnerable groups in the house reconstruction will be Affected measures provided vulnerable for affected (5) If the building area of residential house for the families of vulnerable groups is groups vulnerable less than 45㎡ and no other residential house, the compensation will be calculated groups in accordance with a building area of 45㎡, and the extra expenses will be paid with the special supporting fund for vulnerable groups. (6) The resettlement offices and local government will establish formal social insurance for the farmers whose cultivated lands had been totally acquired or the disabled labors, so that these resettled labors can obtain sustainable income resources. The affected persons who (1) Various expenses related to relocation complaints putting forward by the lodge a Complaints complaint on affected persons and land (2) and management expenses will be exempted. Grievances acquisition and (3) Every resettlement office must hire at least one female worker to responsible for relocation women’s affairs in the process of resettlement. matters

139 13 Appendix

Appendix i each village’s land acquisition by rural road subproject

Cultivated land Non-cultivated land Veget No County Township Village Dry Subtot Wood Waste Subt Total Paddy able land al land land otal land 1 Baiyun Shawen Xinzhai 1.0 15.0 0 16.0 1.0 0.0 1.0 17.0 2 Huaxi Huchao Huchao 0.0 0.7 0 0.7 0.0 0.0 0 0.7 3 Huaxi Huchao luguan 2.2 1.4 0 3.6 0.0 0.0 0 3.6 4 Huaxi Huchao Qishan 3.6 1.4 0 5 0.0 0.0 0 5 5 Huaxi Huchao Yuanfang 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 6 Huaxi Shiban Chetian 4.3 9.4 0 13.7 0.0 0.0 0 13.7 7 Huaxi Shiban Gairong 0.0 2.2 0 2.2 0.0 0.0 0 2.2 8 Huaxi Shiban Huajie 10.8 10.8 0 21.6 0.0 0.0 0 21.6 9 Huaxi Shiban Ludi 0.0 7.9 0 7.9 0.0 0.0 0 7.9 10 Kaiyang Fengshan Anping 0.0 0.7 0 0.7 0.0 0.0 0 0.7 11 Kaiyang Fengshan Huiqian 2.2 2.9 0 5.1 0.0 0.0 0 5.1 12 Kaiyang Fengshan Jinlong 1.4 1.4 0 2.8 0.0 0.0 0 2.8 13 Kaiyang Fengshan Majiang 0.0 17.3 0 17.3 2.9 2.2 5.1 22.4 14 Kaiyang Fengshan Maoping 7.2 31.8 0 39 2.9 3.6 6.5 45.5 15 Kaiyang Fengshan Siping 0.0 21.7 0 21.7 3.6 2.2 5.8 27.5 16 Kaiyang Fengshan Xinhua 0.0 9.4 0 9.4 2.2 0.7 2.9 12.3 17 Kaiyang Gaozhai Gaozhai 0.0 15.9 0 15.9 2.9 0.0 2.9 18.8 18 Kaiyang Gaozhai Gufeng 0.0 18.1 0 18.1 2.2 0.0 2.2 20.3 19 Kaiyang Gaizhai Pingzhai 0.0 1.4 0 1.4 0.0 10.1 10.1 11.5 20 Kaiyang Hefeng Hongyan 2.9 2.9 0 5.8 0.0 0.7 0.7 6.5 21 Kaiyang Hefeng Matou 0.0 10.1 0 10.1 0.0 0.0 0 10.1 22 Kaiyang Hefeng Wangche 0.0 11.6 0 11.6 0.0 0.0 0 11.6 23 Kaiyang Huali Qingjiang 1.4 18.8 0 20.2 0.0 0.0 0 20.2 24 Kaiyang Huali Wenzhao 0.7 7.9 0 8.6 0.0 0.0 0 8.6 25 Kaiyang Huali Xinshan 0.4 29.2 0 29.6 5.5 3.1 8.6 38.2 26 Kaiyang Jinzhong Chayuan 1.4 6.5 0 7.9 0.7 0.0 0.7 8.6 27 Kaiyang Jinzhong JInzhong 2.9 2.9 0 5.8 0.0 0.7 0.7 6.5 28 Kaiyang Longgang Dajing 0.0 18.8 0 18.8 3.6 5.1 8.7 27.5 29 Kaiyang Longgang Dashuitang 1.4 18.8 0 20.2 0.0 0.0 0 20.2 30 Kaiyang Longgang Gelin 8.7 34.7 0 43.4 0.0 0.0 0 43.4 31 Kaiyang Longgang Nangong 2.2 0 0 2.2 0 0 0 2.2 32 Kaiyang Longgang Fangjiazhai 1.5 0 0 1.5 0 0 0 1.5 33 Kaiyang Longgang Guaijiu 0.0 12.3 0 12.3 0.0 0.0 0 12.3 34 Kaiyang Longgang Guankoutian 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 8.7 0.0 8.7 12.3 35 Kaiyang Longgang Kabi 1.4 24.5 0 25.9 0.7 0.0 0.7 26.6 36 Kaiyang Longgang Lijing 1.4 23.8 0 25.2 7.2 0.0 7.2 32.4 37 Kaiyang Longgang Longgang 0.0 4.3 0 4.3 0.0 0.0 0 4.3 38 Kaiyang Maoyun Maolizhuang 2.9 10.8 0 13.7 13.7 2.9 16.6 30.3 39 Kaiyang Miping Daba 1.4 7.9 0 9.3 0.7 0.0 0.7 10 40 Kaiyang Miping Daping 1.4 4.3 0 5.7 0.0 0.0 0 5.7 41 Kaiyang Miping Miping 2.9 8.7 0 11.6 0.0 0.0 0 11.6 42 Kaiyang Miping Wuzhai 2.2 15.2 0 17.4 0.7 0.0 0.7 18.1 43 Kaiyang Nanlong Wenduo 0.7 11.6 0 12.3 0.0 0.0 0 12.3 44 Kaiyang Nanlong Zhongqiao 0.7 16.6 0 17.3 0.0 0.0 0 17.3 45 Kaiyang Nanmudu Guyang 36.1 0.7 0 36.8 0.0 0.0 0 36.8 46 Kaiyang Nanmudu Shengli 1.4 0.7 0 2.1 0.7 0.0 0.7 2.8 47 Kaiyang Yongwen Anda 2.9 9.4 0 12.3 0.7 0.0 0.7 13 48 Kaiyang Yongwen Liangluhou 8.7 0.0 0 8.7 0.0 0.0 0 8.7 49 Kaiyang Yongwen Shuanghe 8.7 26.7 0 35.4 0.0 0.0 0 35.4 50 Kaiyang Yongwen Yonghen 0.0 18.1 0 18.1 3.6 1.4 5 23.1 51 Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong 13.7 117.7 0 131.4 0.0 0.0 0 131.4 52 Kaiyang Anliu Yangshan 3.6 17.3 0 20.9 0.0 0.0 0 20.9 53 Qingzhen Anliu Jieshang 3.6 21.7 0 25.3 0.0 0.0 0 25.3 54 Qingzhen Anliu Shatian 7.2 32.5 0 39.7 0.0 4.3 4.3 44 55 Qingzhen Anliu Tiesuo 0.0 7.2 0 7.2 0.0 0.0 0 7.2 56 Qingzhen Anliu Guzhong 1.4 3.6 0 5 0.0 9.4 9.4 14.4 57 Qingzhen Anliu Huadi 1.4 2.2 0 3.6 8.7 10.1 18.8 22.4 58 Qingzhen Anliu Hangba 2.2 5.8 0 8 2.9 5.8 8.7 16.7 59 Qingzhen Baihuahu Shicao 0.0 41.9 0 41.9 0.0 11.6 11.6 53.5 60 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Ludi 0.0 28.2 0 28.2 0.0 0.0 0 28.2 61 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Baini 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.0 0.0 0 3.6 62 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Baiyan 0.0 13.0 0 13 0.0 2.2 2.2 15.2 63 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Jipo 0.0 21.7 0 21.7 0.0 4.3 4.3 26

140 Cultivated land Non-cultivated land Veget No County Township Village Dry Subtot Wood Waste Subt Total Paddy able land al land land otal land 64 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Huangtu 0.0 13.7 0 13.7 0.0 0.0 0 13.7 65 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Longjing 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 7.9 0.0 7.9 13.7 66 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Luojiaqiao 15.9 4.3 0 20.2 0.0 7.2 7.2 27.4 67 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Minlian 0.7 35.4 0 36.1 0.0 1.4 1.4 37.5 68 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Youqi 0.0 12.3 0 12.3 0.0 0.0 0 12.3 69 Qingzhen Liwo Bailang 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 16.6 16.6 16.6 70 Qingzhen Liwo Dagu 0.0 2.9 0 2.9 3.6 3.6 7.2 10.1 71 Qingzhen Liwo Hexi 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 2.9 2.2 5.1 10.2 72 Qingzhen Liwo LIwo 0.0 2.2 0 2.2 0.0 0.0 0 2.2 73 Qingzhen Liwo Mangzhu 0.0 4.3 0 4.3 0.0 4.3 4.3 8.6 74 Qingzhen Liwo Maocao 0.0 9.4 0 9.4 0.0 7.2 7.2 16.6 75 Qingzhen Liwo Shimen 2.2 0.0 0 2.2 0.0 0.7 0.7 2.9 76 Qingzhen Liwo Wenlin 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 0.0 3.6 3.6 8.7 77 Qingzhen Liwo Xianglu 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.0 0.7 0.7 4.3 78 Qingzhen Liwo Yangliu 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 3.6 3.6 3.6 79 Qingzhen Liwo Zhoujiaqiao 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 15.9 15.9 15.9 80 Qingzhen Liwo Zuoba 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 0.0 0.0 0 5.8 81 Qingzhen Qinglong pianpo 1.4 1.4 0 2.8 0.7 0.7 1.4 4.2 82 Qingzhen Qinglong Daxing 2.9 2.9 0 5.8 0.0 0.0 0 5.8 83 Qingzhen Qinglong Ganheba 0.0 10.1 0 10.1 0.0 0.0 0 10.1 84 Qingzhen Qinglong Hedi 0.0 10.1 0 10.1 0.0 0.7 0.7 10.8 85 Qingzhen Qinglong Honghu 2.2 2.9 0 5.1 0.0 0.7 0.7 5.8 86 Qingzhen Qinglong Lanhua 9.4 17.3 0 26.7 0.0 0.0 0 26.7 87 Qingzhen Qinglong Liyu 0.0 10.1 0 10.1 0.0 1.4 1.4 11.5 88 Qingzhen Qinglong Liangshuijin 0.0 12.3 0 12.3 0.0 1.4 1.4 13.7 89 Qingzhen Qinglong Maolishan 0.0 9.4 0 9.4 0.0 2.9 2.9 12.3 90 Qingzhen Qinglong Pinyuansao 0.0 18.1 0 18.1 0.0 0.0 0 18.1 91 Qingzhen Qinglong Qingshan 0.7 55.6 0 56.3 8.7 10.8 19.5 75.8 92 Qingzhen Qinglong Sanxing 2.9 2.9 0 5.8 0.0 0.0 0 5.8 93 Qingzhen Qinglong Tashan 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.0 0.7 0.7 4.3 94 Qingzhen Qinglong Wangwerzai 0.0 14.4 0 14.4 0.0 0.0 0 14.4 95 Qingzhen Weicheng Daping 0.0 7.2 0 7.2 0.0 0.0 0 7.2 96 Qingzhen Weicheng Chashan 0.0 4.3 0 4.3 0.0 1.4 1.4 5.7 97 Qingzhen Weicheng Datu 0.0 17.3 0 17.3 4.3 12.3 16.6 33.9 98 Qingzhen Weicheng Gonggao 0.0 23.1 0 23.1 0.0 7.2 7.2 30.3 99 Qingzhen Weicheng Guanba 9.4 0.7 0 10.1 0.0 0.0 0 10.1 100 Qingzhen Weicheng Huala 0.0 20.9 0 20.9 0.0 0.0 0 20.9 101 Qingzhen Weicheng Jieshang 25.3 2.2 0 27.5 0.0 0.0 0 27.5 102 Qingzhen Weicheng Labai 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 2.2 3.6 5.8 10.9 103 Qingzhen Weicheng Liming 0.0 7.2 0 7.2 0.0 5.8 5.8 13 104 Qingzhen Weicheng Malian 0.0 16.6 0 16.6 0.0 0.0 0 16.6 105 Qingzhen Weicheng Panzhai 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 5.1 0.7 5.8 10.9 106 Qingzhen Weicheng Qingganglin 0.0 6.5 0 6.5 0.0 2.9 2.9 9.4 107 Qingzhen Weicheng Shangzhai 0.0 25.3 0 25.3 1.4 0.7 2.1 27.4 108 Qingzhen Weicheng Shuangshan 5.8 7.2 0 13 2.2 5.1 7.3 20.3 109 Qingzhen Weicheng Xunhe 4.3 5.8 0 10.1 0.0 0.0 0 10.1 110 Qingzhen Weicheng Tianping 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 0.0 15.9 15.9 21.7 111 Qingzhen Weicheng Xingzhong 7.2 21.7 0 28.9 0.0 0.0 0 28.9 112 Qingzhen Weicheng Fengguang 3.6 18.1 0 21.7 0.0 3.6 3.6 25.3 113 Qingzhen Weicheng Yemao 3.6 17.3 0 20.9 6.5 1.4 7.9 28.8 114 Qingzhen Weicheng Yongle 3.6 3.6 0 7.2 0.0 0.0 0 7.2 115 Qingzhen Weicheng Zhaijiang 0.0 15.9 0 15.9 1.4 20.9 22.3 38.2 116 Qingzhen Xindian Daishutian 0.0 14.4 0 14.4 0.0 0.0 0 14.4 117 Qingzhen Zhanjie Shimen 0.0 0.0 0 0 10.8 10.1 20.9 20.9 118 Qingzhen Zhanjie Huangshi 0.0 10.1 0 10.1 0.0 0.0 0 10.1 119 Qingzhen Zhanjie Poyan 10.8 0.0 0 10.8 0.0 0.0 0 10.8 120 Qingzhen Zhanjie Tiaozichang 0.0 10.8 0 10.8 0.0 0.0 0 10.8 121 Qingzhen Zhanjie Zhaowu 0.0 19.5 0 19.5 0.7 0.0 0.7 20.2 122 Wudang Shuitian Dingpa 0.0 4.3 0 4.3 0.0 0.0 0 4.3 123 Wudang Shuitian Lizi 0.0 5.8 4 9.8 0.0 0.0 0 9.8 124 Wudang Shuitian Peie 0.7 6.5 0 7.2 0.0 0.0 0 7.2 125 Wudang Shuitian Shuitian 0.0 2.9 0 2.9 0.0 0.0 0 2.9 126 Wudang Xiaba Gujin 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 0.0 5.8 5.8 11.6 127 Wudang Xiaba Xiaba 0.0 0.0 2 2 0.0 2.2 2.2 4.2 128 Wudang Xinpu Matou 0.0 17.3 0 17.3 0.0 0.0 0 17.3 129 Wudang Xinpu Dazhai 0.0 24.5 0 24.5 0.0 0.0 0 24.5 130 Wudang Xinpu Laping 1.4 72.2 0 73.6 0.0 0.0 0 73.6 131 Wudang Xinpu Longjiao 0.0 38.3 0 38.3 0.0 0.0 0 38.3 132 Wudang Xinpu Longshang 3.6 5.1 0 8.7 0.0 3.6 3.6 12.3 133 Wudang Xinpu Wanggang 0.0 33.9 0 33.9 0.0 0.0 0 33.9 134 Wudang Xinchang Baozhai 9.4 3.6 0 13 0.0 2.9 2.9 15.9

141 Cultivated land Non-cultivated land Veget No County Township Village Dry Subtot Wood Waste Subt Total Paddy able land al land land otal land 135 Wudang Xinchang Dagu 0.0 41.9 0 41.9 0.0 0.0 0 41.9 136 Wudang Xinchang Daqiao 0.0 4.3 0 4.3 0.0 0.0 0 4.3 137 Wudang Xinchang Guxi 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 0.0 0.0 0 5.1 138 Wudang Xinchang Xinchang 0.7 0.7 0 1.4 0.0 0.0 0 1.4 139 Wudang Xinchang Yangmei 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 0.0 0.0 0 5.1 140 Wudang Xinchang Raoshang 10.8 5.8 0 16.6 0.0 0.0 0 16.6 141 Wudang Xinchang Yongfeng 17.3 8.7 0 26 0.0 0.0 0 26 142 Xifeng Jiuzhang Shanlin 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.0 1.4 1.4 5 143 Xifeng Jiuzhang Zhifang 0.0 7.9 0 7.9 0.7 0.7 1.4 9.3 144 Xifeng Jiuzhang Zhuhua 0.0 2.2 0 2.2 0.7 2.2 2.9 5.1 145 Xifeng Luwo Huguang 7.2 8.7 0 15.9 0.0 0.0 0 15.9 146 Xifeng Luwo Wense 0.0 15.9 0 15.9 4.3 0.0 4.3 20.2 147 Xifeng Luwo Xishan 0.0 13.0 0 13 7.2 8.7 15.9 28.9 148 Xifeng Luwo Xinmin 0.0 0.7 0 0.7 0.0 0.0 0 0.7 149 Xifeng Luwo Yangzhai 0.0 14.4 0 14.4 0.0 4.3 4.3 18.7 150 Xifeng Qingshan Qingshan 2.2 7.9 0 10.1 0.0 0.0 0 10.1 151 Xifeng Shidong Xinzhai 4.3 2.2 0 6.5 0.0 0.0 0 6.5 152 Xifeng Shidong Gaozhai 1.4 8.7 0 10.1 0.0 1.4 1.4 11.5 153 Xifeng Shidong Maochang 1.4 0.7 0 2.1 0.0 0.0 0 2.1 154 Xifeng Shidong Quanhu 1.4 9.4 0 10.8 0.0 0.0 0 10.8 155 Xifeng Wenquan Jianshan 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.0 1.4 1.4 5 156 Xifeng Wenquan Ganzi 1.4 16.6 0 18 0.0 2.2 2.2 20.2 157 Xifeng Wenquan Shanwen 3.6 36.8 0 40.4 0.0 23.8 23.8 64.2 158 Xifeng Wenquan Tiantai 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 159 Xifeng Wenquan Wenquan 0.0 0.7 0 0.7 8.7 0.0 8.7 9.4 160 Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong 2.2 13.7 0 15.9 0.0 0.0 0 15.9 161 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Puzi 1.4 0.0 0 1.4 0.0 0.0 0 1.4 162 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Gaojiaba 0.7 1.4 0 2.1 0.0 0.0 0 2.1 163 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Nanqiao 1.4 7.9 0 9.3 0.0 0.0 0 9.3 164 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Nanzhong 2.2 15.2 0 17.4 0.0 0.0 0 17.4 165 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Shiqiao 2.2 7.9 0 10.1 5.8 0.0 5.8 15.9 166 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Tianxing 0.0 21.7 0 21.7 0.0 0.7 0.7 22.4 167 Xifeng Yanglongsi Dengta 2.9 0.0 0 2.9 0.0 0.0 0 2.9 168 Xifeng Yanglongsi Gaodong 2.2 21.7 0 23.9 14.4 10.8 25.2 49.1 169 Xifeng Yanglongsi Jingjiang 3.6 20.2 0 23.8 25.3 23.8 49.1 72.9 170 Xifeng Yanglongsi Maopo 1.4 1.4 0 2.8 1.4 2.2 3.6 6.4 171 Xifeng Yanglongsi Pingshan 0.7 2.2 0 2.9 0.7 0.0 0.7 3.6 172 Xifeng Yanglongsi Xinfu 1.4 7.9 0 9.3 0.0 0.0 0 9.3 173 Xifeng Yongjinzen Guantian 0.7 2.2 0 2.9 0.0 0.0 0 2.9 174 Xifeng Yongjinzen Hekan 1.4 4.3 0 5.7 0.0 0.0 0 5.7 175 Xifeng Yongjinzen Madangtian 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 0.0 0.0 0 5.1 176 Xiuwen Gupu Xinzhai 0.0 2.2 0 2.2 0.0 0.0 0 2.2 177 Xiuwen Gupu Changchong 0.0 1.4 0 1.4 0.0 6.5 6.5 7.9 178 Xiuwen Gupu Datang 0.0 4.3 0 4.3 0.0 7.2 7.2 11.5 179 Xiuwen Gupu Ganba 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.0 4.3 4.3 7.9 180 Xiuwen Gupu Hongxin 0.0 8.7 0 8.7 0.0 5.8 5.8 14.5 181 Xiuwen Gupu Hongyan 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.0 2.2 2.2 5.8 182 Xiuwen Gupu Jianxin 2.2 4.3 0 6.5 0.0 0.7 0.7 7.2 183 Xiuwen Gupu Muchang 0.0 9.4 0 9.4 1.4 3.6 5 14.4 184 Xiuwen Gupu Pingtan 0.0 13.0 0 13 0.0 0.0 0 13 185 Xiuwen Gupu Pingzhai 0.0 8.7 0 8.7 6.5 7.9 14.4 23.1 186 Xiuwen Gupu Shaxi 0.0 0.0 0 0 1.4 13.7 15.1 15.1 187 Xiuwen Gupu Shaoshang 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 9.4 12.3 21.7 25.3 188 Xiuwen Gupu Shuikou 0.0 8.7 0 8.7 0.0 2.2 2.2 10.9 189 Xiuwen Gupu Xiahua 0.0 0.7 0 0.7 0.0 0.0 0 0.7 190 Xiuwen Gupu Xinyan 0.0 9.4 0 9.4 0.0 1.4 1.4 10.8 191 Xiuwen Gupu Zhexi 0.0 7.2 0 7.2 0.0 2.2 2.2 9.4 192 Xiuwen Jiuchang Jinqiao 3.6 3.6 0 7.2 0.0 0.0 0 7.2 193 Xiuwen Jiuchang Shangpu 2.9 0.7 0 3.6 0.0 0.0 0 3.6 194 Xiuwen Jiuchang Shian 3.6 3.6 0 7.2 0.0 0.0 0 7.2 195 Xiuwen Jiuchang Xiapu 6.5 2.2 0 8.7 0.0 0.0 0 8.7 196 Xiuwen Liuguang Gaozhai 1.4 5.8 0 7.2 0.0 0.0 0 7.2 197 Xiuwen Liuguang Beizhuang 0.7 4.3 0 5 0.0 0.0 0 5 198 Xiuwen Liuguang Guangshan 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 0.0 0.0 0 5.1 199 Xiuwen Liuguang Heying 2.9 2.2 0 5.1 11.6 1.4 13 18.1 200 Xiuwen Liuguang JInshan 0.0 13.0 0 13 0.0 0.0 0 13 201 Xiuwen Liuguang Pingying 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 0.0 0.0 0 5.8 202 Xiuwen Liuguang QIanfeng 0.7 4.3 0 5 0.0 0.0 0 5 203 Xiuwen Liuguang Qingganglin 0.7 7.2 0 7.9 1.4 0.0 1.4 9.3 204 Xiuwen Liuguang Qinglong 21.7 0.0 0 21.7 0.0 0.0 0 21.7 205 Xiuwen Liuguang Shapo 0.7 2.9 0 3.6 0.7 2.2 2.9 6.5

142 Cultivated land Non-cultivated land Veget No County Township Village Dry Subtot Wood Waste Subt Total Paddy able land al land land otal land 206 Xiuwen Liuguang Tuanshan 0.0 7.9 0 7.9 2.9 0.0 2.9 10.8 207 Xiuwen Liuguang Xinhe 0.7 4.3 0 5 0.7 2.9 3.6 8.6 208 Xiuwen Liuguang Xinzhong 0.7 2.9 0 3.6 0.0 0.0 0 3.6 209 Xiuwen Liuguang Yuanqing 0.0 22.4 0 22.4 0.0 2.9 2.9 25.3 210 Xiuwen Liuguang Zhongming 1.4 2.9 0 4.3 0.0 0.0 0 4.3 211 Xiuwen Liutong Changxin 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 0.0 0.0 0 5.8 212 Xiuwen Liutong Chunjiang 0.0 2.9 0 2.9 0.0 1.4 1.4 4.3 213 Xiuwen Liutong Huangjing 0.0 14.4 0 14.4 0.0 0.0 0 14.4 214 Xiuwen Liutong Liangjing 0.0 9.4 0 9.4 0.0 0.0 0 9.4 215 Xiuwen Liutong Liutong 1.4 10.8 0 12.2 0.0 0.0 0 12.2 216 Xiuwen Liutong Shanbao 0.7 9.4 0 10.1 0.0 0.0 0 10.1 217 Xiuwen Liutong Tuanxing 0.0 11.6 0 11.6 0.0 0.0 0 11.6 218 Xiuwen Liutong Zhaitu 0.0 2.9 0 2.9 0.0 0.7 0.7 3.6 219 Xiuwen Liutun Dazhai 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 0.0 0.0 0 5.8 220 Xiuwen Liutun Damu 11.6 19.5 0 31.1 0.0 16.6 16.6 47.7 221 Xiuwen Liutun Sanzhai 8.7 48.4 0 57.1 0.0 26.7 26.7 83.8 222 Xiuwen Liutun Xiaomu 7.2 41.9 0 49.1 0.0 24.5 24.5 73.6 223 Xiuwen Longchang Shuitang 17.3 59.2 0 76.5 0.0 18.1 18.1 94.6 224 Xiuwen Longchang Xiaoying 5.8 7.9 0 13.7 0.0 0.0 0 13.7 225 Xiuwen Saping Wugongqiao 0.0 14.4 0 14.4 3.6 10.8 14.4 28.8 226 Xiuwen Saping Xiaoba 2.2 1.4 0 3.6 0.0 0.0 0 3.6 227 Xiuwen Saping Xinle 0.0 11.6 0 11.6 0.0 3.6 3.6 15.2 228 Xiuwen Xiaoqing Xiaoba 3.6 9.4 0 13 0.0 0.7 0.7 13.7 229 Xiuwen Xiaoqing Daxing 1.4 5.1 0 6.5 0.0 0.0 0 6.5 230 Xiuwen Xiaoqing Quanxing 1.4 5.8 0 7.2 0.0 0.0 0 7.2 Total 476.9 2485 6 2967.9 243 538.9 781.9 3749.8

143 Appendix ii the amount of land acquisition by each rural roads

Cultivated land (mu) Non-cultivated land (mu) Total No Rural road Dry Vegetable Wood Paddy Total Wasteland Total (mu) land land land 1 Damu-Xinchang 69 133 0 202 0 72 72 274 2 Xinzhong -Zhongming 9 33 0 42 14 7 21 63 3 Nanlong-Luowanghe 4 55 0 59 0 0 0 59 4 Liwo-Qibai 2 38 0 40 7 58 65 105 5 Yongwen-Liangloukou 17 35 0 52 0 0 0 52 6 Liming-Chashan 4 87 0 91 0 30 30 121 7 Guangtian-Hejiadong 22 58 0 80 3 3 6 86 8 Xiaoqing-Qingshan 17 49 0 66 0 2 2 68 9 Maoping-Xinshan 11 74 0 85 9 4 13 98 10 Maolishan-Qingshan 1 23 0 24 0 5 5 29 11 Zhuhua -Huguang 7 53 0 60 6 9 15 75 12 Xiaohegou-Shuikou 2 64 0 66 9 52 61 127 13 Zhaiji-Xinshan 22 156 0 178 1 0 1 179 14 Maiping-Machang 6 4 0 10 0 0 0 10 15 GaojiabaJinjiang 10 53 0 63 47 37 84 147 16 Liutong-Bomao 2 67 0 69 0 2 2 71 17 Longgang-Guaijiu 0 39 0 39 12 5 17 56 18 Xianshuimiao-Datu 3 26 0 29 9 18 27 56 19 Huaxi -Gairong 15 30 0 45 0 0 0 45 20 Dagu-Laping 5 233 0 238 0 4 4 242 21 Baiyan-Minlian-Longjin 17 120 0 137 8 15 23 160 22 Longgang- Maoyun 9 105 0 114 22 3 25 139 23 G210-Nanji 6 56 0 62 0 1 1 63 24 Daqiao-Hefeng 0 50 0 50 0 0 0 50 25 Gaozhai-Guangzhong 0 35 0 35 5 10 15 50 26 Wangchengpo-Xiaosanbian 8 128 0 136 8 25 34 170 27 Fengshan-Yongwen 0 59 0 59 12 7 19 78 28 Weicheng- Power Station 14 112 0 126 14 34 48 174 29 Guangjiaba-Fenghuangchi 0 13 0 13 7 9 16 29 30 Shetian-xiaoba 2 52 0 54 13 32 45 99 31 Tiaozichang-Chayuang 11 40 0 51 12 10 22 73 32 Yanglongsi-Pingshan 6 10 0 16 1 0 1 17 33 Shuitian-Dingba 1 19 5 25 0 0 0 25 34 Shian-Lufang 17 10 0 27 0 0 0 27 35 Shuitang-418 23 67 0 90 0 18 18 108 36 Pingyuanshao- Power Plant 11 78 0 89 1 1 2 91 37 Wenquan-Shangzhai 5 58 0 63 9 27 36 99 38 Liangshuijin-Dashanjiao 1 15 0 16 1 0 1 17 39 Guyang- Jiangshan 38 1 0 39 1 0 1 40 40 Yongle-Houba 43 12 0 55 0 0 0 55 41 Xiaba-Gujin 0 6 1 7 0 8 8 15 42 Anliu-Shatian-Xindian 20 90 0 110 11 30 41 151 43 Tiantai-Jinzhong 10 32 0 42 1 1 2 44 44 Nanlong-Gujin-Shuikou 7 7 0 14 0 0 0 14 45 Total 477 2485 6 2968 243 539 782 3750

144 Appendix iii the type and amount of house demolition by rural roads

Affected areas Area and Structure（m2） Attachment things County Brick & Brick & Wall Tomb Fruit Township Village Total Well Tree District Concrete Wood （m2）（each） Tree Baiyuan Sawen Xinzhai 0 72 72.0 1 5 0 0 0 Huaxi Saping Changba 0 442 442.0 1 165 9 10 0 Huaxi Shiban Gairong 0 40 40.0 0 20 10 0 0 Kaiyang Fengshan Anping 0 65 65.0 0 0 0 0 5 Kaiyang Fengshan Majiang 0 192 192.0 3 0 0 0 0 Kaiyang Fengshan Maoping 28 49 77.0 0 0 0 0 0 Kaiyang Fengshan Siping 0 30 30.0 0 20 0 3 0 Kaiyang Fengshan Xinhua 0 400 400.0 3 0 0 0 0 Kaiyang Hefeng Matou 0 100 100.0 0 0 0 1 0 Kaiyang Henfeng Wangche 0 160 160.0 0 20 0 0 0 Kaiyang Huali Qingjiang 0 35 35.0 0 0 0 2 0 Kaiyang Huali Wenzhao 0 180 180.0 1 0 1 0 0 Kaiyang Huali Xinshan 120 50 170.0 3 0 0 3 0 Kaiyang Jinzhong Chayuan 0 40 40.0 0 20 0 0 0 Kaiyang Longgang Dajing 0 57 57.0 0 0 0 0 0 Kaiyang Longgang Dashui 0 160 160.0 0 10 0 1 0 Kaiyang Longgang Gelin 0 0 0.0 0 12 0 0 0 Kaiyang Longgang Guankou 0 62 62.0 2 0 0 0 0 Kaiyang Longgang Lijing 0 160 160.0 3 10 0 0 0 Kaiyang Longgang Longgang 0 76 76.0 3 40 0 0 0 Kaiyang Maoyun Maoli 0 180 180.0 0 35 3 0 0 Kaiyang Miping Daba 0 70 70.0 0 0 0 0 0 Kaiyang Miping Daping 0 260 260.0 0 0 1 1 0 Kaiyang Miping Miping 0 80 80.0 0 0 0 0 0 Kaiyang Miping Wuzhai 0 200 200.0 2 0 0 0 0 Kaiyang Nanlong Wenduo 0 118 118.0 2 20 0 0 0 Kaiyang Nanlong Zhongqiao 0 230 230.0 2 0 0 6 0 Kaiyang Yongwen Anda 0 80 80.0 0 0 0 0 0 Kaiyang Yongwen Lianglu 0 600 600.0 0 0 0 0 0 Kaiyang Yongwen Huanghe 0 230 230.0 2 0 0 3 0 Kaiyang Yongwen Yonghen 0 160 160.0 2 35 0 12 0 Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong 0 360 360.0 0 32 0 0 0 Qingzhen Anliu Yanshan 756 0 756.0 0 0 0 0 0 Qingzhen Baihuahu Shicao 0 56 56.0 0 0 0 2 0 Qingzhen Honghu Baini 0 78 78.0 0 0 0 0 0 Qingzhen Honghu Baiyan 0 400 400.0 0 0 6 0 0 Qingzhen Honghu Jibo 0 3380 3380. 0 81 0 0 0 Qingzhen Honghu Huangtu 0 86 86.0 0 0 0 3 0 Qingzhen Honghu Ludi 0 890 890. 0 85 3 0 0 Qingzhen Honghu Minlian 0 210 210. 0 60 0 0 0 Qingzhen Liwo Dagu 0 40 40. 2 10 0 0 0 Qingzhen Liwo Hexi 160 0 160 0 0 0 4 0 Qingzhen Liwo Mangzhu 0 0 0.0 0 15 0 0 0 Qingzhen Liwo Maocao 0 720 720 2 0 0 0 0 Qingzhen Liwo Zuoba 0 80 80.0 0 0 0 0 0 Qingzhen Qinglong Ganheba 0 120 120 0 0 0 0 0 Qingzhen Qinglong Hedi 0 86 86.0 0 0 0 0 0 Qingzhen Qinglong Liyu 0 96 96.0 1 0 4 0 0 Qingzhen Qinglong Liangshui 126 454 580 0 80 0 0 0 Qingzhen Qinglong Maolishan 150 600 750.0 0 17 0 0 0 Qingzhen Qinglong Pinyuan 0 90 90.0 2 0 0 0 0 Qingzhen Qinglong Qingshan 0 78 78.0 0 0 0 0 0 Qingzhen Qinglong Tashan 0 112 112.0 1 0 3 0 0

145 Affected areas Area and Structure（m2） Attachment things County Brick & Brick & Wall Tomb Fruit Township Village Total Well Tree District Concrete Wood （m2）（each） Tree Qingzhen Qinglong Wangezai 0 121 121.0 2 0 0 2 0 Qingzhen Qinglong Wangchen 0 121 121.0 0 0 2 0 0 Qingzhen Weicheng Daping 0 0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 Qingzhen Weicheng Datu 0 220 220.0 0 20 1 111 23 Qingzhen Weicheng Guanba 30 20 50.0 0 10 0 3 0 Qingzhen Weicheng Huala 0 100 100.0 2 0 0 0 0 Qingzhen Weicheng Limin 0 40 40.0 0 20 0 0 0 Qingzhen Weicheng Panjiazai 322 600 922.0 0 30 0 0 0 Qingzhen Weicheng Shangzai 530 702 1232 0 15 2 2 0 Qingzhen Weicheng Yemao 185 430 615.0 0 35 0 1 0 Qingzhen Weicheng Zhaijiang 430 1278 1708. 0 28 3 0 0 Qingzhen Xindian Daishu 600 470 1070. 0 13 0 3 0 Qingzhen Zhanjie Huangshi 0 160 160.0 0 19 0 0 0 Qingzhen Zhanjie Tiaozi 0 770 770.0 0 0 0 6 0 Qingzhen Zhanjie Zhaowu 0 1530 1530. 0 0 2 1 0 Wudang Shuitian Dingpa 0 132 132.0 0 5 1 0 0 Wudang Shuitian Lizi 0 164 164.0 0 0 0 0 0 Wudang Shuitian Peie 0 115 115.0 40 8 6 1 0 Wudang Shuitian Shuitian 0 86 86.0 0 0 3 0 0 Wudang Xiaba Gujin 0 0 0.0 0 6 1 130 100 Wudang Xiaba Laping 0 240 240.0 0 0 3 0 0 Wudang Xinpu Matou 0 220 220.0 0 0 3 0 0 Wudang Xinpu Dazhai 0 100 100.0 0 12 2 0 0 Wudang Xinpu Longjiao 0 210 210.0 0 16 0 0 0 Wudang Xinpu Wanggang 0 180 180.0 0 0 0 1 0 Wudang Xinchang Dagu 0 160 160.0 0 4 0 0 0 Wudang Xinchang Daqiao 0 0 0.0 0 6 0 0 0 Wudang Xinchang Guxi 0 241 241.0 2 0 0 0 0 Wudang Xinchang Yangmei 0 80 80.0 0 0 1 1 0 Wudang Xinchang Raoshang 0 0 0.0 0 0 2 0 0 Wudang Xinchang Yongfeng 0 120 120.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xifeng Jiuzhuang Shalin 0 36 36.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xifeng Jiuzhuang Zhuhua 0 64 64.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xifeng Luwo Yangzhai 0 80 80.0 0 3 0 1 0 Xifeng Qingshan Qingshan 0 0 0.0 0 10 0 1 0 Xifeng Shidong Gaozhai 0 0 0.0 0 3 1 5 0 Xifeng Shidong Quanhu 0 100 100.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xifeng Wenquan Ganzi 130 73 203.0 0 0 3 0 0 Xifeng Wenquan Sanwen 0 115 115.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xifeng Xiaoqing Daxing 0 120 120.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xifeng Xiaoqing Quanxin 0 160 160.0 0 0 1 0 0 Xifeng Xiaoqing Xiaoba 0 70 70.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xifeng Xiazhaiba Gaojiaba 0 0 0.0 2 0 2 7 11 Xifeng Xiazhaiba Nanqiao 0 0 0.0 0 3 0 2 5 Xifeng Xiazhaiba Nanzhong 0 80 80.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xifeng Xiazhaiba Shiqiao 0 86 86.0 2 0 1 0 0 Xifeng Yanglongs Gaodong 0 0 0.0 0 0 12 0 0 Xifeng Yanglongs Jinjiang 240 80 320.0 0 0 9 0 0 Xifeng Yanglongs Maopo 0 132 132.0 0 0 4 0 0 Xifeng Yanglongs Pinshan 0 60 60.0 0 0 0 31 0 Xifeng Yanglongs Xingfu 60 0 60.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xifeng Yongjin Hekan 0 0 0.0 0 0 1 0 158 Xiuwen Gupu Hongyan 0 40 40.0 0 4 0 100 50 Xiuwen Gupu Pinzhai 0 120 120.0 40 0 0 0 0 Xiuwen Gupu Shaosha 0 16 16.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xiuwen Gupu Xinyan 0 56 56.0 0 0 0 7 50

146 Affected areas Area and Structure（m2） Attachment things County Brick & Brick & Wall Tomb Fruit Township Village Total Well Tree District Concrete Wood （m2）（each） Tree Xiuwen Jiuchang Jinqiao 120 400 520.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xiuwen Jiuchang Shangpu 80 495 575.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xiuwen Jiuchang Shian 1870 90 1960. 0 0 0 0 0 Xiuwen Jiuchang Xiapu 0 1120 1120. 0 0 0 100 50 Xiuwen Liuguang Gaozhai 0 0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 Xiuwen Liuguang Beizhuang 0 60 60.0 0 4 0 0 0 Xiuwen Liuguang Guangsan 0 150 150.0 0 4 0 0 0 Xiuwen Liuguang Heying 0 120 120.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xiuwen Liuguang Jinshan 0 86 86.0 0 5 0 0 0 Xiuwen Liuguang Pinying 0 60 60.0 0 10 0 0 0 Xiuwen Liuguang qianfeng 0 60 60.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xiuwen Liuguang Qinggan 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xiuwen Liuguang Sapo 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 30 12 Xiuwen Liuguang Tuanshan 0 100 100.0 0 0 5 0 0 Xiuwen Liuguang Xinhe 0 40 40.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xiuwen Liuguang Xinzhong 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xiuwen Liuguang Yuanqing 0 223 223.0 0 6 0 0 0 Xiuwen Liutong Huangjin 0 150 150.0 0 5 0 0 0 Xiuwen Liutong Liangsui 0 60 60.0 0 0 0 550 500 Xiuwen Liutong Liutong 0 120 120.0 0 0 0 1500 300 Xiuwen Liutong Sanbao 0 180 180.0 0 0 0 40 37 Xiuwen Liutong Tuanxing 0 160 160.0 0 8 0 0 0 Xiuwen Liutun Sanzhai 0 86 86.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xiuwen Liutun Xiaomu 0 124 124.0 0 0 0 61 0 Xiuwen Saping Wugong 0 30 30.0 0 0 0 0 0 Xiuwen Saping Xinle 0 160 160.0 0 0 2 0 0 Total 5937 26686 32623 128 1104 115 2748 1301

147 Appendix IV the amount of house demolition by each rural roads

Area and Structure（m2） Attachment things No Name of rural road Bricke & Bricke & Wall Tomb Fruit Total Well Tree Concrete Wood （m2）（each） tree 1 Damu-Xinchang 0 210 210 0 0 0 61 0 2 Xinzhong -Zhongming 0 220 220 0 4 1 30 12 3 Nanlong-Luowanghe 0 563 563 5 20 1 8 0 4 Liwo-Qibai 160 840 1000 4 25 0 4 0 5 Yongwen-Liangloukou 0 1055 1055 4 0 0 15 5 6 Liming-Chashan 0 140 140 2 20 1 0 0 7 Guangtian-Hejiadong 0 679 679 0 25 5 0 0 8 Xiaoqing-Qingshan 0 450 450 0 13 2 6 0 9 Maoping-Xinshan 148 99 247 0 0 0 0 0 10 Maolishan-Qingshan 276 1054 1330 0 97 0 0 0 11 Zhuhua -Huguang 0 180 180 0 3 0 1 0 12 Xiaohegou-Shuikou 0 120 120 40 0 0 0 0 13 Zhaiji-Xinshan 0 970 970 5 32 1 4 0 14 Maiping-Machang 0 442 442 1 165 9 10 0 15 GaojiabaJinjiang 240 298 538 4 0 28 7 11 16 Liutong-Bomao 0 670 670 0 13 0 2090 837 17 Longgang-Guaijiu 0 195 195 5 40 0 0 0 18 Xianshuimiao-Datu 0 220 220 0 20 1 111 23 19 Huaxi -Gairong 0 40 40 0 20 10 0 0 20 Dagu-Laping 0 1110 1110 0 32 8 1 0 21 Baiyan-Minlian-Longjin 0 4880 4880 0 226 9 0 0 22 Longgang- Maoyun 0 500 500 3 67 3 1 0 23 G210-Nanji 0 80 80 0 3 1 2 0 24 Daqiao-Hefeng 0 701 701 2 26 3 2 0 25 Gaozhai-Guangzhong 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 26 Wangchengpo-Xiaosanbian 0 549 549 2 0 9 2 0 27 Fengshan-Yongwen 0 622 622 6 55 0 3 0 28 Weicheng- Power Station 1467 3010 4477 0 108 5 3 0 29 Guangjiaba-Fenghuangchi 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 30 Shetian-xiaoba 0 302 302 0 4 2 107 100 31 Tiaozichang-Chayuang 0 2460 2460 0 19 2 7 0 32 Yanglongsi-Pingshan 60 60 120 0 0 0 31 0 33 Shuitian-Dingba 0 497 497 40 13 10 1 0 34 Shian-Lufang 2070 2105 4175 0 0 0 100 50 35 Shuitang-418 0 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 36 Pingyuanshao- Power Plant 0 495 495 4 0 0 5 0 37 Wenquan-Shangzhai 130 188 318 0 0 3 0 0 38 Liangshuijin-Dashanjiao 0 72 72 1 5 0 0 0 39 Guyang- Jiangshan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 Yongle-Houba 30 20 50 0 10 0 3 0 41 Xiaba-Gujin 0 0 0 0 6 1 130 100 42 Anliu-Shatian-Xindian 1356 470 1826 0 13 0 3 0 43 Tiantai-Jinzhong 0 120 120 0 20 0 0 0 44 Nanlong-Gujin-Shuikou 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 5937 26686 32623 128 1104 115 2748 1301

148 Appendix v the list of the vulnerable families

District Family Township Village Name Nationality Brief description County member Kaiyang Fengshang Siping Wu Yunpu Han 6 Poor due to illness Kaiyang Yongwen Lianglukou Tang Dekui Han 4 Old and ill Kaiyang Yongwen Lianglukou Tang Deming Han 4 Disabled Kaiyang Yongwen Lianglukou Zhang Delun Han 4 Disabled Kaiyang Yongwen Lianglukou Qi Quanfang Han 2 Old and ill Kaiyang Yongwen Lianglukou Liao Hongshu Han 5 Poor due to illness Kaiyang Yongwen Lianglukou Liu Yushu Han 3 Disabled Kaiyang Yongwen Lianglukou He Chuanjin Han 3 Disabled Kaiyang Yongwen Lianglukou Liu Longhua Han 4 Poor due to illness Kaiyang Fengshan Anping Lin Changde Han 4 Disabled Kaiyang Fenshan Anping Cao Dedu Han 4 Disabled Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong Wan Shunlun Han 3 Disabled Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong Li Zhiwen Han 3 Old Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong Li Jiayun Han 4 Disabled Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong Yu Zhankui Han 4 Disabled Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong Zhang Mingfang Han 1 Old Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong Nie GUangrong Han 4 Old and weak Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong Li Yangsheng Han 2 Orphan Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong Feng Zhilun Han 3 Disabled Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong Mei Shulun Han 4 Old and weak Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong Zhang Anyun Miao 3 Old mother Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong Mei Zhongyong Han 2 Two persons disabled Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong Wu Xuefang Han 3 Disabled, no labor Xifeng Luwo Wenshe Feng Sixue Han 2 One old and one disabled Xifeng Luwo Wenshe Jiang Qulin Han 3 Old Xifeng Luwo Wenshe Zhan Dagang Han 4 Old widowers Xifeng Luwo Wenshe Gu Zhongzhong Han 5 Poor due to illness Xiuwen Liuguang Pingying Huan Huaping Han 4 Mother is disabled Xiuwen Liuguang Qianfeng Ye Bing Han 4 Disabled Xiuwen Liuguang Qianfeng Li Wanqun Han 5 Poor due to illness Xiuwen Liuguang Qianfeng Jin Gui Han 5 No house Xiuwen Liuguang Qianfeng Wen Ming Han 3 Disabled Xiuwen Liuguang Yuanqing Jia Yuxian Han 2 Low income Xiuwen Liuguang Jinshan Zhai Changgui Han 4 Poor due to illness Xiuwen Liuguang Jinshan Zhai Changming Han 3 Disbaled Xiuwen Liuguang Tuanshan Liu Xinhai Han 3 Poor due to illness Xiuwen Longchang Shuitang Li Zhimo Han 5 Poor due to illness Xiuwen Longchang Shuitang Yu Yinquan Han 3 Old and ill Xiuwen Longchang Shuitang He Yongxiang Han 4 Poor due to illness Xiuwen Liutong Liangjin Jia Zaiyun Han 4 Disabled Xiuwen Liutong Shanbao Wang Minggang Han 4 Old and ill Xiuwen Liutong Shanbao Li Yongpei Han 3 Old and ill Xiuwen Liutong Changxin Tu Jiang Han 3 Disbaled Xiuwen Liutong Changxin Tu Fei Han 2 Disbaled Xiuwen Liutong Changxin Zhou Jiaguo Han 3 Old and ill Xiuwen Liutong Changxin Yang Caishi Han 4 Old and ill Xiuwen Liutong Changxin Yang Yongyang Han 4 Disbaled Xiuwen Liutong Huangjing Mu Yuming Han 3 Disbaled Xiuwen Liutong Huangjing Jia Yingxiang Han 3 Disbaled Xiuwen Liutong Huangjing Jia Lianhen Han 3 No Labor Xiuwen Liutong Huangjing Yang Wenlin Han 3 Disbaled Xiuwen Liutong Huangjing Jia Qihen Han 4 Poor due to illness Xiuwen Jiuchang Shian Zhao Tonghua Han 5 Poor Xiuwen Jiuchang Shian Zhou Qingming Han 4 Poor

149 Xiuwen Jiuchang Shian Wang Zhengrong Han 3 Ill Xiuwen Jiuchang Shian Yang Jingyi Han 3 Poor Xiuwen Jiuchang Jingqiao Lang Weili Han 1 Disbaled and mental handicap Xiuwen Jiuchang Jingqiao Yang Dongsheng Han 3 Disbaled and mental handicap Xiuwen Jiuchang Shangpu Wang Zhizhong Miao 7 Mental handicap Xiuwen Jiuchang Shangpu Wang Zhixiang Miao 7 Mental handicap Xiuwen Jiuchang Shangpu Li Deying Han 4 Old and disabled Xiuwen Jiuchang Shangpu Mu Dingyi Han 3 Disbaled Xiuwen Jiuchang Shangpu Cai Yanxiang Han 4 Disbaled Xiuwen Jiuchang Shangpu Cai Yunaping Han 3 Disbaled Kaiyang Longgang Gelin Zhou Chengzhong Han 3 Poor and ill Kaiyang Longgang Gelin Wei Youfa Han 3 Poor and ill Kaiyang Longgang Lijing Li Houze Han 3 Poor and ill Kaiyang Longgang Lijing Chen Jiangguo Han 4 Disbaled Kaiyang Longgang Lijing Wang Shaoyou Han 3 Poor and ill Kaiyang Longgang Lijing Wang Yuhua Han 3 Low inoome Kaiyang Longgang Lijing Chen Huayun Han 3 Poor and ill Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Cao Zhixue Han 4 Poor and ill Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Bai Changli Han 4 Poor and ill Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Feng Wenzhi Han 4 Disbaled Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Wang Zhenghua Han 3 No Labor Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Liu Longgui Han 3 Old and poor Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Liu Guangxiang Han 3 Poor Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Bai Henlong Han 3 Poor Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Wu Zhenghe Han 3 Poor and ill Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Luo Falin Han 3 Disbaled Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Wu Zhengwen Han 3 Old and no labor Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Wang Zhongming Han 4 Old and no labor Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Jiang Shengxue Han 2 Poor Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Ding Xuejuan Han 3 Poor Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Luo Yanhua Han 3 Old and no labor Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Yue Shuhua Han 4 Disabled and poor Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Dong Yinggui Han 3 Poor Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Ding Fagao Han 4 Poor and ill Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Chen Huaigao Han 4 Poor and ill Kaiyang Longgang Kabi Chen Anming Han 3 No labor Kaiyang Maoyun Maolizhuang Fu Wancai Han 3 Poor and ill Kaiyang Maoyun Maolizhuang Luo Yuangao Han 4 Disbaled Kaiyang Maoyun Maolizhuang Zhang Jinyuan Han 3 Poor and ill Kaiyang Maoyun Maolizhuang Zhang Bixiang Han 3 Disbaled Kaiyang Maoyun Maolizhuang Luo Huaming Han 4 Disbaled Kaiyang Maoyun Maolizhuang Xue Xuejun Han 3 Mental handicap Kaiyang Fengshan Jinlong Luo De Han 3 No labor Kaiyang Fengshan Jinlong He Zengquan Han 5 Old Kaiyang Fengshan Jinlong Lan Zhengguo Han 4 Old Kaiyang Fengshan Jinlong Yu Anping Han 2 Old Kaiyang Fengshan Jinlong Lan Daqiang Han 4 Poor and ill Kaiyang Fengshan Jinlong Yang Peiguang Han 3 Old Kaiyang Fengshan Maoping Zhong Xiaobing Han 3 Low income Kaiyang Fengshan Maoping Wang Zhaogang Han 3 Disbaled Kaiyang Fengshan Maoping Zhang Dayuan Han 3 No labor Kaiyang Fengshan Maoping Wang Chaojian Han 4 Old and wi Kaiyang Miping Wuzhai Dai Zhengxiang Han 3 Disbaled Kaiyang Miping Miping Li Huachun Han 3 Low income Kaiyang Miping Daping Lu Xiuming Han 3 Disbaled Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Hu Shiming Han 3 Ill Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Dong Shaohua Han 3 Poor Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Zhang Guozhong Han 2 Disbaled

150 Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Shen Weitie Han 2 Poor Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Shen Tiande Han 4 Poor Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Tian Yong Han 3 Ill Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Yu Cuanzhong Han 3 Ill Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Liu Huanzhen Han 3 Ill Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Tian Maoping Han 3 Ill Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Cai Zhifu Han 3 Disbaled Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Cai Erlun Han 3 Disbaled Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Pan Guoyang Han 4 Very poor Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Pan Guojun Han 3 Very poor Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Cai Erxue Han 3 Very poor Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong Pan Guolun Han 3 Very poor Huaxi Maiping Changba Zhou Weilong Han 4 Poor and ill Huaxi Shiban Ludi Wu Guilin Han 3 Mental handicap Huaxi Shiban Ludi Liu Mingquan Miao 3 No labor Huaxi Shiban Chetian Zhang Wanhe Han 4 Old and no labor Huaxi Shiban Chetian Chen Xinhai Miao 3 Disbaled Huaxi Shiban Chetian Lie Yuhe Han 3 Disbaled Xifeng Jiuzhuang Zhuhua Liu Shengshu Han 4 Poor and ill Xifeng Jiuzhuang Zhuahua Peng Tianmu Han 3 Poor and ill Xifeng Jiuzhuang Shalin Ye Deping Han 2 Poor and ill Xifeng Jiuzhuang Shalin Mou Shilun Han 3 Disbaled Xifeng Jiuzhuang Zhifang Chen Yongfu Han 3 Poor and ill Xifeng Jiuzhuang Zhifang Feng Qingde Han 1 Disbaled Xifeng Jiuzhuang Zhifang Dai Luxue Han 4 Poor and ill Xifeng Luwo Yangzhai Li Xiangzheng Han 5 No labor Xifeng Luwo Yangzhai Lei Qianjun Han 5 Disbaled Xifeng Luwo Yangzhai Chen Tingwei Han 2 Mental handicap Xifeng Luwo Yangzhai Yang Maochang Han 4 No labor Xifeng Luwo Yangzhai Wang Yunzhong Han 3 Poor and ill Xifeng Luwo Yangzhai Xu Hongchang Han 1 Mental handicap Xifeng Luwo Yangzhai Gu Daming Han 2 Very poor Xifeng Luwo Yangzhai Lei Zhili Han 7 Poor and ill Qingzhen Wangzhuang Huawei Yang Dengyu Han 4 Disbaled Qingzhen Wangzhuang Huawei Zhao Wenguang Bai 2 Disbaled Kaiyang Zhaiji Yantang Shi Gang Han 5 Mental handicap Kaiyang Gaozhai Gaozhai Tang Deyun Han 4 Disbaled Kaiyang Miping Daba Zhou Youquan Han 4 Mental handicap Xiuwen Gupu Xinyan Li Chaofu Han 2 Old widowers Xiuwen Saping Wugongqiao Xiao Guangrong Han 2 Disbaled Xiuwen Gupu Shaoshang Yang Heying Han 3 Disbaled

151 Appendix Vi the impact ratio of land acquisition for each village

Cultivated Area of land acquisition (mu) land area Impact County Township Village Paddy Vegetable before land Dry land Total ratio (%) filed land acquisition Baiyun Shawen Xinzhai 2303 1.0 15.0 0 16.0 0.69 Huaxi Maiping Changba 1137 0 5 0 5 0.44 Huaxi Dangwu Dangyang 1650 0 2 0 2 0.12 Huaxi Xiaobi Xiaba 652 3 0 0 3 0.46 Huaxi Jiuan Xiaoshan 755 0 2 0 2 0.26 Huaxi Qiantao Qiantao 1245 0 3.9 0 3.9 0.31 Huaxi Yanlou Yanlou 2401 0 3 0 3 0.12 Huaxi Huchao Huchao 1500 0.0 0.7 0 0.7 0.05 Huaxi Huchao Luguan 2150 2.2 1.4 0 3.6 0.17 Huaxi Huchao Qishan 1200 3.6 1.4 0 5 0.42 Huaxi Shiban Chetian 826 4.3 9.4 0 13.7 1.66 Huaxi Shiban Gairong 1605 0.0 2.2 0 2.2 0.14 Huaxi Shiban Huajie 1000 10.8 10.8 0 21.6 2.16 Huaxi Shiban Ludi 975 0.0 7.9 0 7.9 0.81 Kaiyang Fengshan Anping 3664 0.0 0.7 0 0.7 0.02 Kaiyang Fengshan Huiqian 2179 2.2 2.9 0 5.1 0.23 Kaiyang Fengshan Jinlong 2995 1.4 1.4 0 2.8 0.09 Kaiyang Fengshan Majiang 3407 0.0 20.3 0 20.3 0.60 Kaiyang Fengshan Maoping 4464 7.2 31.8 0 39 0.87 Kaiyang Fengshan Siping 1685 0.0 21.7 0 21.7 1.29 Kaiyang Fengshan Xinhua 4195 0.0 9.4 0 9.4 0.22 Kaiyang Gaozhai Gaozhai 4808 4.0 15.9 0 19.9 0.41 Kaiyang Gaozhai Gufeng 5463 0.0 18.1 0 18.1 0.33 Kaiyang Gaizhai Pingzhai 4225 0.0 1.4 0 1.4 0.03 Kaiyang Hefeng Dianzzhai 1300 0 4 0 4 0.31 Kaiyang Hefeng Hongyan 1400 2.9 2.9 0 5.8 0.41 Kaiyang Hefeng Matou 3702 0.0 10.1 0 10.1 0.27 Kaiyang Hefeng Wangche 4748 0.0 11.6 0 11.6 0.24 Kaiyang Huali Qingjiang 3265 1.4 18.8 0 20.2 0.62 Kaiyang Huali Wenzhao 10002 0.7 7.9 0 8.6 0.09 Kaiyang Huali Xinshan 3578 0.4 29.2 0 29.6 0.83 Kaiyang Jinzhong Chayuan 1500 1.4 6.5 0 7.9 0.53 Kaiyang Jinzhong JInzhong 1800 2.9 2.9 0 5.8 0.32 Kaiyang Longgang Dajing 4532 0.0 18.8 0 18.8 0.41 Kaiyang Longgang Dashuitang 1831 1.4 18.8 0 20.2 1.10 Kaiyang Longgang Gelin 3262 8.7 34.7 0 43.4 1.33 Kaiyang Longgang Nangong 1200 2.2 0 0 2.2 0.18 Kaiyang Longgang Fangjiazhai 1100 1.5 0 0 1.5 0.14 Kaiyang Longgang Guaijiu 1123 0.0 12.3 0 12.3 1.10 Kaiyang Longgang Guankoutian 1500 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.24 Kaiyang Longgang Kabi 2755 1.4 24.5 0 25.9 0.94 Kaiyang Longgang Lijing 2946 1.4 23.8 0 25.2 0.86 Kaiyang Longgang Longgang 1600 0.0 4.3 0 4.3 0.27 Kaiyang Maoyun Maolizhuang 8000 4.9 10.8 0 15.7 0.20 Kaiyang Miping Daba 875 1.4 7.9 0 9.3 1.06 Kaiyang Miping Daping 1193 4.4 4.3 0 8.7 0.73 Kaiyang Miping Miping 804 2.9 8.7 0 11.6 1.44 Kaiyang Miping Wuzhai 1845 2.2 15.2 0 17.4 0.94 Kaiyang Nanlong Wenduo 8684 0.7 11.6 0 12.3 0.14 Kaiyang Nanlong Zhongqiao 5230 0.7 16.6 0 17.3 0.33 Kaiyang Nanmudu Guyang 4236 36.1 0.7 0 36.8 0.87 Kaiyang Nanmudu Shengli 2868 1.4 0.7 0 2.1 0.07 Kaiyang Yongwen Anda 3509 2.9 9.4 0 12.3 0.35 Kaiyang Yongwen Liangluhou 3179 8.7 0.0 0 8.7 0.27 Kaiyang Yongwen Shuanghe 3012 8.7 26.7 0 35.4 1.18 Kaiyang Yongwen Yonghen 5500 0 4.0 0 4.0 0.07 Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong 3902 13.7 117.7 0 131.4 3.37 Qingzhen Anliu Yangshan 1530 3.6 17.3 0 20.9 1.37 Qingzhen Anliu Jieshang 1000 3.6 31.7 0 35.3 3.53 Qingzhen Anliu Shatian 1109 7.2 32.5 0 39.7 3.58 Qingzhen Anliu Tiesuo 860 0.0 7.2 0 7.2 0.84 Qingzhen Anliu Guzhong 1230 1.4 3.6 0 5 0.41 Qingzhen Anliu Huadi 1340 1.4 2.2 0 3.6 0.27 Qingzhen Anliu Hangba 1325 2.2 5.8 0 8 0.60 Qingzhen Baihuahu Shicao 1700 0.0 41.9 0 41.9 2.46 Qingzhen Baihuahu Baihuahu 2760 0 2.4 0 2.4 0.09 Qingzhen Maige maige 1086 4 0 0 4 0.37 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Ludi 1591 0.0 28.2 0 28.2 1.77

152 Cultivated Area of land acquisition (mu) land area Impact County Township Village Paddy Vegetable before land Dry land Total ratio (%) filed land acquisition Qingzhen Hongfenhu Baini 1200 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.30 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Baiyan 922 0.0 13.0 0 13 1.41 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Jipo 2926 0.0 21.7 0 21.7 0.74 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Huangtu 1400 0.0 13.7 0 13.7 0.98 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Longjing 1490 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 0.39 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Luojiaqiao 1542 15.9 4.3 0 20.2 1.31 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Minlian 2640 0.7 35.4 0 36.1 1.37 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Youqi 1100 0.0 12.3 0 12.3 1.12 Qingzhen Liwo Dagu 732 0.0 2.9 0 2.9 0.40 Qingzhen Liwo Hexi 1175 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 0.43 Qingzhen Liwo LIwo 707 0.0 2.2 0 2.2 0.31 Qingzhen Liwo Mangzhu 1232 0.0 4.3 0 4.3 0.35 Qingzhen Liwo Maocao 1260 0.0 9.4 0 9.4 0.75 Qingzhen Liwo Shimen 1800 2.2 0.0 0 2.2 0.12 Qingzhen Liwo Wenlin 1397 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 0.37 Qingzhen Liwo Xianglu 940 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.38 Qingzhen Liwo Zuoba 760 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 0.76 Qingzhen Wangzhuang Huawei 807 0 3 0 3 0.37 Qingzhen Qinglong Pianpo 1500 1.4 1.4 0 2.8 0.19 Qingzhen Qinglong Daxing 1700 2.9 5.2 0 8.1 0.48 Qingzhen Qinglong Ganheba 1800 0.0 10.1 0 10.1 0.56 Qingzhen Qinglong Hedi 1500 0.0 10.1 0 10.1 0.67 Qingzhen Qinglong Honghu 1400 2.2 2.9 0 5.1 0.36 Qingzhen Qinglong Lanhua 1400 9.4 17.3 0 26.7 1.91 Qingzhen Qinglong Liyu 2185 0.0 10.1 0 10.1 0.46 Qingzhen Qinglong Liangshuijin 1523 0.0 12.3 0 12.3 0.81 Qingzhen Qinglong Maolishan 1297 0.0 9.4 0 9.4 0.72 Qingzhen Qinglong Pinyuansao 895 0.0 18.1 0 18.1 2.02 Qingzhen Qinglong Qingshan 2300 0.7 55.6 0 56.3 2.45 Qingzhen Qinglong Sanxing 1200 2.9 2.9 0 5.8 0.48 Qingzhen Qinglong Tashan 875 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.41 Qingzhen Qinglong Wangwerzai 838 0.0 14.4 0 14.4 1.72 Qingzhen Weicheng Daping 988 0.0 7.2 0 7.2 0.73 Qingzhen Weicheng Chashan 1300 0.0 4.3 0 4.3 0.33 Qingzhen Weicheng Datu 918 0.0 17.3 0 17.3 1.88 Qingzhen Weicheng Gonggao 974 0.0 23.1 0 23.1 2.37 Qingzhen Weicheng Guanba 1165 9.4 0.7 0 10.1 0.87 Qingzhen Weicheng Huala 1111 0.0 20.9 0 20.9 1.88 Qingzhen Weicheng Jieshang 983 25.3 2.2 0 27.5 2.80 Qingzhen Weicheng Labai 1002 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 0.51 Qingzhen Weicheng Liming 2387 0.0 7.2 0 7.2 0.30 Qingzhen Weicheng Malian 1500 0.0 16.6 0 16.6 1.11 Qingzhen Weicheng Panzhai 1639 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 0.31 Qingzhen Weicheng Qingganglin 1500 0.0 6.5 0 6.5 0.43 Qingzhen Weicheng Shangzhai 1762 0.0 25.3 0 25.3 1.44 Qingzhen Weicheng Shuangshan 1777 5.8 7.2 0 13 0.73 Qingzhen Weicheng Xunhe 1358 4.3 5.8 0 10.1 0.74 Qingzhen Weicheng Tianping 1500 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 0.39 Qingzhen Weicheng Xingzhong 1200 7.2 21.7 0 28.9 2.41 Qingzhen Weicheng Fengguang 1995 3.6 18.1 0 21.7 1.09 Qingzhen Weicheng Yemao 1287 3.6 17.3 0 20.9 1.62 Qingzhen Weicheng Yongle 1670 3.6 3.6 0 7.2 0.43 Qingzhen Weicheng Zhaijiang 1416 0.0 15.9 0 15.9 1.12 Qingzhen Xindian Daishutian 1458 0.0 14.4 0 14.4 0.99 Qingzhen Zhanjie Shimen 999 0.0 10.1 0 10.1 1.01 Qingzhen Zhanjie Huangshi 1300 10.8 0.0 0 10.8 0.83 Qingzhen Zhanjie Poyan 678 0.0 10.8 0 10.8 1.59 Qingzhen Zhanjie Tiaozichang 1144 0.0 19.5 0 19.5 1.70 Qingzhen Zhanjie Zhaowu 1356 2.7 1.9 0 4.6 0.34 Qingzhen Zhongba Zhongba 850 3 0 0 3 0.35 Wudang Shuitian Dingpa 4260 0.0 4.3 0 4.3 0.10 Wudang Shuitian Lizi 2180 0.0 5.8 4 9.8 0.45 Wudang Shuitian Peie 747 0.7 6.5 0 7.2 0.96 Wudang Shuitian Shuitian 2100 0.0 2.9 0 2.9 0.14 Wudang Xiaba Gujin 1125 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 0.52 Wudang Xiaba Xiaba 2670 0.0 0.0 2 2 0.07 Wudang Xinpu Matou 1800 0.0 17.3 0 17.3 0.96 Wudang Xinpu Dazhai 1300 0.0 24.5 0 24.5 1.88 Wudang Xinpu Laping 2556 1.4 72.2 0 73.6 2.88 Wudang Xinpu Longjiao 1500 0.0 38.3 0 38.3 2.55 Wudang Xinpu Longshang 950 6.0 5.1 0 11.1 1.17

153 Cultivated Area of land acquisition (mu) land area Impact County Township Village Paddy Vegetable before land Dry land Total ratio (%) filed land acquisition Wudang Xinpu Wanggang 1500 0.0 33.9 0 33.9 2.26 Wudang Xinchang Baozhai 1661 9.4 3.6 0 13 0.78 Wudang Xinchang Dagu 1716 0.0 41.9 0 41.9 2.44 Wudang Xinchang Daqiao 1546 0.0 4.3 0 4.3 0.28 Wudang Xinchang Guxi 1057 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 0.48 Wudang Xinchang Xinchang 1300 2.7 1.7 0 4.4 0.34 Wudang Xinchang Yangmei 946 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 0.54 Wudang Xinchang Raoshang 1130 10.8 5.8 0 16.6 1.47 Wudang Xinchang Yongfeng 1600 17.3 8.7 0 26 1.63 Wudang Jinhua Jinhua 1212 0 0 3 3 0.25 Wudang Yangchang Yangchang 3500 0 6 0 6 0.17 Wudang Yongle Yongle 2280 0 5 0 5 0.22 Wudang Pianbo Pianbo 1120 4 0 0 4 0.36 Xifeng Jiuzhang Shanlin 725 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.50 Xifeng Jiuzhang Zhifang 1414 0.0 7.9 0 7.9 0.56 Xifeng Jiuzhang Zhuhua 1103 0.0 2.2 0 2.2 0.20 Xifeng Luwo Lulong 2049 5.6 0 0 5.6 0.27 Xifeng Luwo Huguang 1340 7.2 8.7 0 15.9 1.19 Xifeng Luwo Wense 945 0.0 15.9 0 15.9 1.68 Xifeng Luwo Xishan 988 0.0 13.0 0 13 1.32 Xifeng Luwo Xinmin 1577 0.0 0.7 0 0.7 0.04 Xifeng Luwo Yangzhai 1964 0.0 14.4 0 14.4 0.73 Xifeng Qingshan Qingshan 3776 2.2 12.9 0 15.1 0.40 Xifeng Shidong Xinzhai 2135 4.3 2.2 0 6.5 0.30 Xifeng Shidong Gaozhai 2073 1.4 8.7 0 10.1 0.49 Xifeng Shidong Maochang 3223 1.4 0.7 0 2.1 0.07 Xifeng Shidong Quanhu 1131 1.4 9.4 0 10.8 0.95 Xifeng Wenquan Jianshan 1891 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.19 Xifeng Wenquan Ganzi 2109 1.4 16.6 0 18 0.85 Xifeng Wenquan Shanwen 3112 3.6 36.8 0 40.4 1.30 Xifeng Wenquan Wenquan 1664 0.0 0.7 0 0.7 0.04 Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong 2527 2.2 13.7 0 15.9 0.63 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Puzi 1000 1.4 0.0 0 1.4 0.14 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Gaojiaba 918 0.7 1.4 0 2.1 0.23 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Nanqiao 1799 1.4 7.9 0 9.3 0.52 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Nanzhong 2534 2.2 15.2 0 17.4 0.69 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Shiqiao 2300 2.2 7.9 0 10.1 0.44 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Tianxing 2744 0.0 21.7 0 21.7 0.79 Xifeng Yanglongsi Yanglongsi 1252 0 5 0 5 0.40 Xifeng Yanglongsi Dengta 1839 2.9 0.0 0 2.9 0.16 Xifeng Yanglongsi Gaodong 1817 2.2 21.7 0 23.9 1.32 Xifeng Yanglongsi Jingjiang 2122 3.6 20.2 0 23.8 1.12 Xifeng Yanglongsi Maopo 1040 1.4 1.4 0 2.8 0.27 Xifeng Yanglongsi Pingshan 2120 0.7 2.2 0 2.9 0.14 Xifeng Yanglongsi Xinfu 1800 1.4 7.9 0 9.3 0.52 Xifeng Yongjinzen Guantian 1321 0.7 2.2 0 2.9 0.22 Xifeng Yongjinzen Hekan 1170 1.4 4.3 0 5.7 0.49 Xifeng Yongjinzen Madangtian 1503 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 0.34 Xiuwen Gupu Fuyu 1085 2.0 2.0 0 4.0 0.37 Xiuwen Gupu Xinzhai 1300 0.0 2.2 0 2.2 0.17 Xiuwen Gupu Changchong 1208 0.0 1.4 0 1.4 0.12 Xiuwen Gupu Datang 1839 0.0 4.3 0 4.3 0.23 Xiuwen Gupu Ganba 1409 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.26 Xiuwen Gupu Hongxin 1023 0.0 8.7 0 8.7 0.85 Xiuwen Gupu Hongyan 1180 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.31 Xiuwen Gupu Jianxin 1200 2.2 4.3 0 6.5 0.54 Xiuwen Gupu Muchang 822 0.0 9.4 0 9.4 1.14 Xiuwen Gupu Pingtan 679 0.0 13.0 0 13 1.91 Xiuwen Gupu Pingzhai 2025 0.0 8.7 0 8.7 0.43 Xiuwen Gupu Shaoshang 880 0.0 3.6 0 3.6 0.41 Xiuwen Gupu Shuikou 1370 0.0 8.7 0 8.7 0.64 Xiuwen Gupu Xiahua 800 0.0 0.7 0 0.7 0.09 Xiuwen Gupu Xinyan 1400 0.0 9.4 0 9.4 0.67 Xiuwen Gupu Zhexi 1509 0.0 7.2 0 7.2 0.48 Xiuwen Jiuchang Jiuchang 1375 0 15 0 15 1.09 Xiuwen Jiuchang Jinqiao 1954 3.6 3.6 0 7.2 0.37 Xiuwen Jiuchang Shangpu 1403 2.9 0.7 0 3.6 0.26 Xiuwen Jiuchang Shian 960 3.6 3.6 0 7.2 0.75 Xiuwen Jiuchang Xiapu 1250 6.5 2.2 0 8.7 0.70 Xiuwen Liuguang Gaozhai 1300 1.4 5.8 0 7.2 0.55 Xiuwen Liuguang Beizhuang 1300 0.7 4.3 0 5 0.38

154 Cultivated Area of land acquisition (mu) land area Impact County Township Village Paddy Vegetable before land Dry land Total ratio (%) filed land acquisition Xiuwen Liuguang Guangshan 868 0.0 5.1 0 5.1 0.59 Xiuwen Liuguang Heying 1400 2.9 2.2 0 5.1 0.36 Xiuwen Liuguang JInshan 1432 0.0 13.0 0 13 0.91 Xiuwen Liuguang Pingying 785 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 0.74 Xiuwen Liuguang QIanfeng 1693 0.7 4.3 0 5 0.30 Xiuwen Liuguang Qingganglin 720 0.7 7.2 0 7.9 1.10 Xiuwen Liuguang Qinglong 1675 21.7 0.0 0 21.7 1.30 Xiuwen Liuguang Shapo 1300 0.7 2.9 0 3.6 0.28 Xiuwen Liuguang Tuanshan 1254 0.0 7.9 0 7.9 0.63 Xiuwen Liuguang Xinhe 1400 0.7 4.3 0 5 0.36 Xiuwen Liuguang Xinzhong 1320 0.7 2.9 0 3.6 0.27 Xiuwen Liuguang Yuanqing 1700 0.0 22.4 0 22.4 1.32 Xiuwen Liuguang Zhongming 1300 1.4 2.9 0 4.3 0.33 Xiuwen Liutong Changxin 1208 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 0.48 Xiuwen Liutong Chunjiang 1432 0.0 2.9 0 2.9 0.20 Xiuwen Liutong Huangjing 1220 0.0 14.4 0 14.4 1.18 Xiuwen Liutong Liangjing 1654 0.0 9.4 0 9.4 0.57 Xiuwen Liutong Liutong 1432 1.4 10.8 0 12.2 0.85 Xiuwen Liutong Shanbao 1292 0.7 9.4 0 10.1 0.78 Xiuwen Liutong Tuanxing 1054 0.0 11.6 0 11.6 1.10 Xiuwen Liutong Zhaitu 1390 0.0 2.9 0 2.9 0.21 Xiuwen Liutun Dupu 2746 5.0 2.0 0 7.0 0.25 Xiuwen Liutun Dazhai 1804 0.0 5.8 0 5.8 0.32 Xiuwen Liutun Damu 1127 11.6 19.5 0 31.1 2.76 Xiuwen Liutun Sanzhai 2138 8.7 48.4 0 57.1 2.67 Xiuwen Liutun Xiaomu 1800 7.2 41.9 0 49.1 2.73 Xiuwen Longchang Shuitang 2300 17.3 59.2 0 76.5 3.33 Xiuwen Longchang Xiaoying 2067 5.8 7.9 0 13.7 0.66 Xiuwen Saping Wugongqiao 815 0.0 14.4 0 14.4 1.77 Xiuwen Saping Xiaoba 2003 2.2 3.4 0 5.6 0.28 Xiuwen Saping Xinle 1750 0.0 11.6 0 11.6 0.66 Xiuwen Xiaoqing Xiaoba 2584 3.6 9.4 0 13 0.50 Xiuwen Xiaoqing Daxing 1605 1.4 5.1 0 6.5 0.40 Xiuwen Xiaoqing Quanxing 1747 1.4 5.8 0 7.2 0.41 Xiuwen Dashi Dashi 3280 0 4.0 0 4.0 0.12 Nanming Yunguan Mutou 1340 0 82 0 82 6.1 Nanming Yuanguan Yunpan 600 1 13 0 14 2.3

155 Appendix Vii the number of resettled agricultural population

Area of cultivated Resettled Agricultural Area of land County Township Village land before land agricultural population acquisition (mu) acquisition（mu） population Baiyun Shawen Xinzhai 432 2303 16.0 3 Huaxi Maiping Changba 800 1137 5 4 Huaxi Dangwu Dangyang 800 1650 2 1 Huaxi Xiaobi Xiaba 800 652 3 4 Huaxi Jiuan Xiaoshan 700 755 2 2 Huaxi Qiantao Qiantao 900 1245 3.9 3 Huaxi Yanlou Yanlou 1440 2401 3 2 Huaxi Huchao Huchao 543 1500 0.7 0 Huaxi Huchao Luguan 700 2150 3.6 1 Huaxi Huchao Qishan 800 1200 5 3 Huaxi Shiban Chetian 375 826 13.7 6 Huaxi Shiban Gairong 353 1605 2.2 0 Huaxi Shiban Huajie 210 1000 21.6 5 Huaxi Shiban Ludi 322 975 7.9 3 Kaiyang Fengshan Anping 976 3664 0.7 0 Kaiyang Fengshan Huiqian 457 2179 5.1 1 Kaiyang Fengshan Jinlong 1510 2995 2.8 1 Kaiyang Fengshan Majiang 1400 3407 20.3 8 Kaiyang Fengshan Maoping 1949 4464 39 17 Kaiyang Fengshan Siping 411 1685 21.7 5 Kaiyang Fengshan Xinhua 1086 4195 9.4 2 Kaiyang Gaozhai Gaozhai 345 4808 19.9 1 Kaiyang Gaozhai Gufeng 865 5463 18.1 3 Kaiyang Gaizhai Pingzhai 486 4225 1.4 0 Kaiyang Hefeng Dianzzhai 900 1300 4 3 Kaiyang Hefeng Hongyan 300 1400 5.8 1 Kaiyang Hefeng Matou 432 3702 10.1 1 Kaiyang Hefeng Wangche 435 4748 11.6 1 Kaiyang Huali Qingjiang 1031 3265 20.2 6 Kaiyang Huali Wenzhao 2914 10002 8.6 3 Kaiyang Huali Xinshan 1537 3578 29.6 13 Kaiyang Jinzhong Chayuan 393 1500 7.9 2 Kaiyang Jinzhong JInzhong 854 1800 5.8 3 Kaiyang Longgang Dajing 876 4532 18.8 4 Kaiyang Longgang Dashuitang 865 1831 20.2 10 Kaiyang Longgang Gelin 435 3262 43.4 6 Kaiyang Longgang Nangong 543 1200 2.2 1 Kaiyang Longgang Fangjiazhai 563 1100 1.5 1 Kaiyang Longgang Guaijiu 476 1123 12.3 5 Kaiyang Longgang Guankoutian 576 1500 3.6 1 Kaiyang Longgang Kabi 1050 2755 25.9 10 Kaiyang Longgang Lijing 756 2946 25.2 6 Kaiyang Longgang Longgang 654 1600 4.3 2 Kaiyang Maoyun Maolizhuang 1730 8000 15.7 3 Kaiyang Miping Daba 400 875 9.3 4 Kaiyang Miping Daping 630 1193 8.7 5 Kaiyang Miping Miping 275 804 11.6 4 Kaiyang Miping Wuzhai 850 1845 17.4 8 Kaiyang Nanlong Wenduo 2221 8684 12.3 3 Kaiyang Nanlong Zhongqiao 986 5230 17.3 3 Kaiyang Nanmudu Guyang 3000 4236 36.8 26 Kaiyang Nanmudu Shengli 875 2868 2.1 1 Kaiyang Yongwen Anda 1595 3509 12.3 6 Kaiyang Yongwen Liangluhou 2012 3179 8.7 6 Kaiyang Yongwen Shuanghe 654 3012 35.4 8 Kaiyang Yongwen Yonghen 3640 5500 4.0 3 Kaiyang Zhaiji Pandong 1500 3902 131.4 51 Qingzhen Anliu Yangshan 543 1530 20.9 7 Qingzhen Anliu Jieshang 700 1000 35.3 25 Qingzhen Anliu Shatian 1468 1109 39.7 53 Qingzhen Anliu Tiesuo 775 860 7.2 6 Qingzhen Anliu Guzhong 875 1230 5 4 Qingzhen Anliu Huadi 964 1340 3.6 3 Qingzhen Anliu Hangba 1023 1325 8 6 Qingzhen Baihuahu Shicao 367 1700 41.9 9 Qingzhen Baihuahu Baihuahu 700 2760 2.4 1 Qingzhen Maige Maige 800 1086 4 3 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Ludi 532 1591 28.2 9

156 Area of cultivated Resettled Agricultural Area of land County Township Village land before land agricultural population acquisition (mu) acquisition（mu） population Qingzhen Hongfenhu Baini 940 1200 3.6 3 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Baiyan 321 922 13 5 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Jipo 543 2926 21.7 4 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Huangtu 660 1400 13.7 6 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Longjing 618 1490 5.8 2 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Luojiaqiao 675 1542 20.2 9 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Minlian 235 2640 36.1 3 Qingzhen Hongfenhu Youqi 620 1100 12.3 7 Qingzhen Liwo Dagu 397 732 2.9 2 Qingzhen Liwo Hexi 700 1175 5.1 3 Qingzhen Liwo LIwo 453 707 2.2 1 Qingzhen Liwo Mangzhu 361 1232 4.3 1 Qingzhen Liwo Maocao 700 1260 9.4 5 Qingzhen Liwo Shimen 543 1800 2.2 1 Qingzhen Liwo Wenlin 340 1397 5.1 1 Qingzhen Liwo Xianglu 260 940 3.6 1 Qingzhen Liwo Zuoba 310 760 5.8 2 Qingzhen Wangzhuang Huawei 891 807 3 3 Qingzhen Qinglong Pianpo 532 1500 2.8 1 Qingzhen Qinglong Daxing 294 1700 8.1 1 Qingzhen Qinglong Ganheba 340 1800 10.1 2 Qingzhen Qinglong Hedi 451 1500 10.1 3 Qingzhen Qinglong Honghu 437 1400 5.1 2 Qingzhen Qinglong Lanhua 740 1400 26.7 14 Qingzhen Qinglong Liyu 674 2185 10.1 3 Qingzhen Qinglong Liangshuijin 667 1523 12.3 5 Qingzhen Qinglong Maolishan 572 1297 9.4 4 Qingzhen Qinglong Pinyuansao 310 895 18.1 6 Qingzhen Qinglong Qingshan 275 2300 56.3 7 Qingzhen Qinglong Sanxing 203 1200 5.8 1 Qingzhen Qinglong Tashan 232 875 3.6 1 Qingzhen Qinglong Wangwerzai 279 838 14.4 5 Qingzhen Weicheng Daping 243 988 7.2 2 Qingzhen Weicheng Chashan 254 1300 4.3 1 Qingzhen Weicheng Datu 245 918 17.3 5 Qingzhen Weicheng Gonggao 287 974 23.1 7 Qingzhen Weicheng Guanba 600 1165 10.1 5 Qingzhen Weicheng Huala 328 1111 20.9 6 Qingzhen Weicheng Jieshang 400 983 27.5 11 Qingzhen Weicheng Labai 254 1002 5.1 1 Qingzhen Weicheng Liming 436 2387 7.2 1 Qingzhen Weicheng Malian 360 1500 16.6 4 Qingzhen Weicheng Panzhai 342 1639 5.1 1 Qingzhen Weicheng Qingganglin 264 1500 6.5 1 Qingzhen Weicheng Shangzhai 457 1762 25.3 7 Qingzhen Weicheng Shuangshan 320 1777 13 2 Qingzhen Weicheng Xunhe 360 1358 10.1 3 Qingzhen Weicheng Tianping 276 1500 5.8 1 Qingzhen Weicheng Xingzhong 241 1200 28.9 6 Qingzhen Weicheng Fengguang 465 1995 21.7 5 Qingzhen Weicheng Yemao 276 1287 20.9 4 Qingzhen Weicheng Yongle 754 1670 7.2 3 Qingzhen Weicheng Zhaijiang 360 1416 15.9 4 Qingzhen Xindian Daishutian 608 1458 14.4 6 Qingzhen Zhanjie Shimen 543 999 10.1 5 Qingzhen Zhanjie Huangshi 340 1300 10.8 3 Qingzhen Zhanjie Poyan 346 678 10.8 6 Qingzhen Zhanjie Tiaozichang 330 1144 19.5 6 Qingzhen Zhanjie Zhaowu 2650 1356 4.6 9 Qingzhen Zhongba Zhongba 700 850 3 2 Wudang Shuitian Dingpa 346 4260 4.3 0 Wudang Shuitian Lizi 432 2180 9.8 2 Wudang Shuitian Peie 480 747 7.2 5 Wudang Shuitian Shuitian 345 2100 2.9 0 Wudang Xiaba Gujin 560 1125 5.8 3 Wudang Xiaba Xiaba 1120 2670 2 1 Wudang Xinpu Matou 432 1800 17.3 4 Wudang Xinpu Dazhai 210 1300 24.5 4 Wudang Xinpu Laping 958 2556 73.6 28 Wudang Xinpu Longjiao 200 1500 38.3 5 Wudang Xinpu Longshang 180 950 11.1 2 Wudang Xinpu Wanggang 309 1500 33.9 7

157 Area of cultivated Resettled Agricultural Area of land County Township Village land before land agricultural population acquisition (mu) acquisition（mu） population Wudang Xinchang Baozhai 576 1661 13 5 Wudang Xinchang Dagu 234 1716 41.9 6 Wudang Xinchang Daqiao 550 1546 4.3 2 Wudang Xinchang Guxi 367 1057 5.1 2 Wudang Xinchang Xinchang 486 1300 4.4 2 Wudang Xinchang Yangmei 232 946 5.1 1 Wudang Xinchang Raoshang 700 1130 16.6 10 Wudang Xinchang Yongfeng 200 1600 26 3 Wudang Jinhua Jinhua 1500 1212 3 4 Wudang Yangchang Yangchang 2280 3500 6 4 Wudang Yongle Yongle 1800 2280 5 4 Wudang Pianbo Pianbo 662 1120 4 2 Xifeng Jiuzhang Shanlin 300 725 3.6 1 Xifeng Jiuzhang Zhifang 299 1414 7.9 2 Xifeng Jiuzhang Zhuhua 354 1103 2.2 1 Xifeng Luwo Lulong 1480 2049 5.6 4 Xifeng Luwo Huguang 490 1340 15.9 6 Xifeng Luwo Wense 764 945 15.9 13 Xifeng Luwo Xishan 344 988 13 5 Xifeng Luwo Xinmin 644 1577 0.7 0 Xifeng Luwo Yangzhai 500 1964 14.4 4 Xifeng Qingshan Qingshan 295 3776 15.1 1 Xifeng Shidong Xinzhai 805 2135 6.5 2 Xifeng Shidong Gaozhai 810 2073 10.1 4 Xifeng Shidong Maochang 754 3223 2.1 0 Xifeng Shidong Quanhu 243 1131 10.8 2 Xifeng Wenquan Jianshan 202 1891 3.6 0 Xifeng Wenquan Ganzi 525 2109 18 4 Xifeng Wenquan Shanwen 527 3112 40.4 7 Xifeng Wenquan Wenquan 606 1664 0.7 0 Xifeng Wenquan Xinglong 346 2527 15.9 2 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Puzi 356 1000 1.4 0 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Gaojiaba 549 918 2.1 1 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Nanqiao 351 1799 9.3 2 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Nanzhong 432 2534 17.4 3 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Shiqiao 840 2300 10.1 4 Xifeng Xiaozhaiba Tianxing 760 2744 21.7 6 Xifeng Yanglongsi Yanglongsi 1820 1252 5 7 Xifeng Yanglongsi Dengta 456 1839 2.9 1 Xifeng Yanglongsi Gaodong 756 1817 23.9 10 Xifeng Yanglongsi Jingjiang 700 2122 23.8 8 Xifeng Yanglongsi Maopo 762 1040 2.8 2 Xifeng Yanglongsi Pingshan 1251 2120 2.9 2 Xifeng Yanglongsi Xinfu 654 1800 9.3 3 Xifeng Yongjinzen Guantian 720 1321 2.9 2 Xifeng Yongjinzen Hekan 247 1170 5.7 1 Xifeng Yongjinzen Madangtian 456 1503 5.1 2 Xiuwen Gupu Fuyu 1270 1085 4.0 5 Xiuwen Gupu Xinzhai 485 1300 2.2 1 Xiuwen Gupu Changchong 456 1208 1.4 1 Xiuwen Gupu Datang 754 1839 4.3 2 Xiuwen Gupu Ganba 380 1409 3.6 1 Xiuwen Gupu Hongxin 490 1023 8.7 4 Xiuwen Gupu Hongyan 483 1180 3.6 1 Xiuwen Gupu Jianxin 500 1200 6.5 3 Xiuwen Gupu Muchang 240 822 9.4 3 Xiuwen Gupu Pingtan 650 679 13 12 Xiuwen Gupu Pingzhai 435 2025 8.7 2 Xiuwen Gupu Shaoshang 318 880 3.6 1 Xiuwen Gupu Shuikou 230 1370 8.7 1 Xiuwen Gupu Xiahua 296 800 0.7 0 Xiuwen Gupu Xinyan 288 1400 9.4 2 Xiuwen Gupu Zhexi 549 1509 7.2 3 Xiuwen Jiuchang Jiuchang 1390 1375 15 15 Xiuwen Jiuchang Jinqiao 346 1954 7.2 1 Xiuwen Jiuchang Shangpu 342 1403 3.6 1 Xiuwen Jiuchang Shian 365 960 7.2 3 Xiuwen Jiuchang Xiapu 367 1250 8.7 3 Xiuwen Liuguang Gaozhai 264 1300 7.2 1 Xiuwen Liuguang Beizhuang 245 1300 5 1 Xiuwen Liuguang Guangshan 200 868 5.1 1 Xiuwen Liuguang Heying 354 1400 5.1 1

158 Area of cultivated Resettled Agricultural Area of land County Township Village land before land agricultural population acquisition (mu) acquisition（mu） population Xiuwen Liuguang JInshan 300 1432 13 3 Xiuwen Liuguang Pingying 480 785 5.8 4 Xiuwen Liuguang QIanfeng 355 1693 5 1 Xiuwen Liuguang Qingganglin 325 720 7.9 4 Xiuwen Liuguang Qinglong 241 1675 21.7 3 Xiuwen Liuguang Shapo 543 1300 3.6 2 Xiuwen Liuguang Tuanshan 300 1254 7.9 2 Xiuwen Liuguang Xinhe 300 1400 5 1 Xiuwen Liuguang Xinzhong 654 1320 3.6 2 Xiuwen Liuguang Yuanqing 654 1700 22.4 9 Xiuwen Liuguang Zhongming 325 1300 4.3 1 Xiuwen Liutong Changxin 276 1208 5.8 1 Xiuwen Liutong Chunjiang 389 1432 2.9 1 Xiuwen Liutong Huangjing 384 1220 14.4 5 Xiuwen Liutong Liangjing 176 1654 9.4 1 Xiuwen Liutong Liutong 250 1432 12.2 2 Xiuwen Liutong Shanbao 203 1292 10.1 2 Xiuwen Liutong Tuanxing 224 1054 11.6 2 Xiuwen Liutong Zhaitu 406 1390 2.9 1 Xiuwen Liutun Dupu 375 2746 7.0 1 Xiuwen Liutun Dazhai 457 1804 5.8 1 Xiuwen Liutun Damu 2000 1127 31.1 55 Xiuwen Liutun Sanzhai 245 2138 57.1 7 Xiuwen Liutun Xiaomu 230 1800 49.1 6 Xiuwen Longchang Shuitang 524 2300 76.5 17 Xiuwen Longchang Xiaoying 680 2067 13.7 5 Xiuwen Saping Wugongqiao 174 815 14.4 3 Xiuwen Saping Xiaoba 525 2003 5.6 1 Xiuwen Saping Xinle 336 1750 11.6 2 Xiuwen Xiaoqing Xiaoba 783 2584 13 4 Xiuwen Xiaoqing Daxing 623 1605 6.5 3 Xiuwen Xiaoqing Quanxing 789 1747 7.2 3 Xiuwen Dashi Dashi 980 3280 4.0 1 Nanming Yunguan Mutou 1862 1340 82 59 Nanming Yuanguan Yunpan 280 600 14 30 Total 1174

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