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World Bank Loan Jilin-Hunchun Railway RP1107 World Bank Loan Public Disclosure Authorized Jilin-Hunchun Railway Project Resettlement Action Plan Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized January 2011 Public Disclosure Authorized Project of World Bank Loan Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Railway CONTENTS LIST OF TABLES V LIST OF FIGURES VIII A R A P E B C G P D P R A P M M P I P P D S P C S I S C S E S G G D P C C D L J P J C Y K A P S E S O O S S C R C T O H R N R P R F R A M Project of World Bank Loan I Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Railway V G S E F A U R H R P R F R A M U R A U V R S E F A H O R C A S E F A P E P I C P I I R P P I P I P L A T S H D A P P S T M O G S E C RAP P F R T A L P A L P D L F R L R R C C S C B C S L A C S S C D H A G F Project of World Bank Loan II Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Railway C S I S E R E C C I C R G P V L P V C L O L R M R P H D R P R P A H O R C A R P A S R P A E A B I R V G C R I P I P T P A F F C O F R H I C C A P C S Project of World Bank Loan III Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Railway S S P O P I D A P P P C C C M E I M I T O P C M P I I E M E I T O P M I M E M M E W P F P R Project of World Bank Loan IV Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Railway LIST OF TABLES Table 1-1 Table for Analyzing Strong Points and Weak Points of Yanji Station ................... 18 Table 1-2 Table for Analysis on Construction of Hunchun Station....................................... 20 Table 2-1 Major National Economic and Social Indicators in 2008...................................... 23 Table 2-2 Statistics of rural socio-economic surveys ............................................................ 35 Table 2-3 Statistical Table from Sample Survey for Project Impact on Rural Population .... 36 Table2-5 Statistical Table from Sample Survey on Age Composition of Rural Resident Affected by Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project................................................................ 37 Table2-6 Statistical Table from Sample Survey on Education Level of Rural Resident Affected by Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project................................................................ 37 Table 2-4 Statistical Table from Sample Survey on Population of Village Affected by Jilin- Hunchun Rail Line Project............................................................................................ 39 Table 2-7 Material Resource ............................................................................................. 41 Table 2-8 Income Distribution of Rural Households Affected by Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line 43 Table 2-9 Census of Relative Income Source of Rural Household Affected by Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line........................................................................................................................ 43 Table 2-10 Census of Practically Affected Vulnerable Families in Villages along Jilin- Hunchun Rail Line ........................................................................................................ 46 Table 2-11 Statistical Table from Sample Survey on Age Composition of Urban Resident Affected by Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project................................................................ 46 Table 2-12 Statistical Table from Sample Survey on Education Level of Urban Resident Affected by Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project................................................................ 47 Table 2-13 Material Resource .............................................................................................. 47 Table 2-14 Income Distribution of Urban Households Affected by Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project............................................................................................................................ 48 Table 2-15 Census of Relative Income Source of Urban Household Affected by Jilin- Hunchun Rail Line ........................................................................................................ 50 Table 2-16 Statistical Table from Sample Survey on Affected Vulnerable Urban Families along Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line ...................................................................................... 51 Table 2-17 List of Residents in Non-housing Shops ............................................................. 52 Table 2-18 List of Enterprises and Institutions Affected by Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line ......... 54 Table 3-1 Partitioning Countries (Districts) Statistics of Permanent Land Acquisition Area of Jilin-Hunchun Railway.................................................................................................. 61 Table 3-2 General chart* Villages Seriously Affected by Land Acquisition of Jinlin-Hunchun Railway.......................................................................................................................... 63 Table 3-3 Partitioning Countries (Districts) of Temporary Site Are of Jinlin-Hunchun Project of World Bank Loan V Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Railway Railway.......................................................................................................................... 64 Table 3-4 Statistics of Demolished House Area in Different Counties ................................. 67 Table 3-5 Statistics of population affected by requisitioned land and demolished houses.... 68 Table 3-6 List of affected enterprises and institutions........................................................... 68 Table 3-7 General Chart of Special Establishment Affected ................................................. 72 Table 5-1 General Land Price for Land Acquired in Jilin Municipal Area............................ 93 Table 5-2 Uniform Annual Production Value Standard for Land Acquired in Jiaohe, Jilin... 93 Table 5-3 Yanbian Prefecture’s Summary Table of Expropriated Lands’ Unified Annual Production Value (Expropriated Lands’ Sections Integrated Land Price) ..................... 95 Table 5-4 Table on Compensation Standard for Young Crop along Jihun Railway .............. 97 Table 5-5 Table of Compensation Standard for State-owned Land along Ji-Hun Railway ... 97 Table 5-6 Standards on Compensation for Urban Demolished House Along Ji-Hun Railway ....................................................................................................................................... 98 Table 5-7 Survey of the Price of the Urban Commercial House in the Project Area ............ 98 Table 5-8 Compensation Standards of Ji-Hun Railway Project for Demolished Rural Houses ..................................................................................................................................... 100 Table 5-9 Rural House Replacement Prices of Jilin City .................................................... 100 Table 5-10 Rural House Replacement Prices of Yanbian Autonomous State...................... 100 Table 5-11 Compensation Standards for the Demolition of Houses of State-owned Enterprises and Public Institutions.............................................................................. 101 Table 5-12 Compensation Standards of Ji-Hun Railway Project for Demolished Rural House Attachments................................................................................................................. 102 Table 5-13 Compensation Standards of Ji-Hun Railway Project for Scattered Trees ......... 102 Table 5-14 Summary of Roughly Estimated Investment for Land Expropriation, Demolition, and Immigration Compensations of Ji-Hun Railway Project...................................... 104 Table 5-15 Details of Roughly Estimated Immigration Compensation Costs of Ji-Hun Railway Project ........................................................................................................... 105 Table 5-16 Land Requisition Compensation Budget of Jilin Municipality......................... 107 Table5-17 Land Requisition Compensation Budget Fee of Yanbian Autonomous State..... 108 Table 5-18 Compensation Budget of Ji-Hun Railway Project for State-owned Land..........110 Table 5-19 Compensation Budget of Ji-Hun Railway Project for House Demolition..........111 Table 6-1 job training plan for the acquisition-affected people........................................... 122 Table 6-2 Production and Livelihood Restoration Schemes of Affected Nanjiao Villages of Henan Neighborhood of Jiaohe City affected by Jiaohe West Station ........................ 125 Table 6-3 Production and Livelihood Restoration Schemes of Affected Weihuling Villages of Huangnihe Town of Dunhua City affected by Dunhua North Station......................... 126 Table 6-4 Production and Livelihood Restoration Schemes of Affected Dashitou Villages of Dashitou Town of Dunhua City affected by Dashitou North Station .......................... 127 Project of World Bank Loan VI Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Railway Table 6-5 Production and Livelihood Restoration Schemes of Affected Hexi Villages of Mingyue Town of Antu County affected by Antu West Station .................................. 128 Table 6-6 Production and Livelihood Restoration Schemes of Affected Shunshan Villages of JIulong Town of Antu County affected by Antu West Station..................................... 129 Table 6-7 Production and Livelihood Restoration Schemes of Affected Zhongping Villages of Chaoyangchuan Town of Yanji CIty affected by Yanji West Station ...................... 130 Table 6-8 Production and Livelihood Restoration Schemes of Affected Guangshi Villages of Chaoyangchuan Town of Yanji CIty affected by Yanji West Station........................... 131 Table 6-9 Production and Livelihood Restoration Schemes of Affected Bajiazi Villages of Yuegong Neighborhood
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