Project : Rural Energy Project No. II Supporting the Medium Voltage for the North (The second phase) Report : Environnemental Management Plan (EMP)
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APPENDIX 1 1. INTRODUCTION ...... 3 1. INTRODUCTION ...... 3 1.1. PROJECT OBJECTIVES: ...... 3 2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION ...... 5 2.1. BRIEF DESCRIPTION ON NATURAL AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS OF THE PROVINCES ...... 5 2.2.PROJECT’S SCOPE ...... 6 2.3. PRE-CONSTRUCTION AND WHILE-CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES AS SPECIFIED IN IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURES ...... 9 2.4. DIFFERENT TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION PLANTS AND EQUIPMENT ...... 17 2.5. EXPECTED MEASURES TO TRANSPORT MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT TO THE SITE ...... 17 2.6. PROJECT SCHEDULE: ...... 18 3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK ON THE PROJECT’S ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT ...... 19 3.1 LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF VIETNAM ...... 19 3.2 PROTECTION POLCIY OF THE WORLD BANK (WB) ...... 20 4. ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT ...... 20 4.1. DETERMINATION OF THE PROJECT’S POTENTIAL IMPACTS ...... 20 5. COMMUNITY CONSULTATION AND INFORMATION DISCLOSURE ...... 28 6. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN ...... 33 6.1. MITIGATION MEASURES ...... 33 6.2 DISCOVERY PROCESS ...... 42 6.3 MONITORING PROGRAM ...... 43 6.4. IMPLEMENTATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORY PLAN ...... 50 6.5. REPORTING PROCESS ...... 52 6.6. COST ESTIMATES FOR IMPLEMENTING SEMP ...... 52 REFERENCES ...... 55 Appendix 1: Sample Reports ...... 56 Appendix 1.1. Sample data collected from communal authority ...... 56 Appendix 1.2. Sample Report on Site Environmental Management Observation ...... 58 (Applied for Contractor) ...... 58 Appendix 1.3. Sample Report on Site Environmental Observation Parameters ...... 59 APPENDIX 2: ENVIRONMENTAL LICENSE OF THE PROJECT ...... 62 APPENDIX 3: SAMPLE MINUTES OF THE PROJECT’S COMMUNITY CONSULTATION ...... 63 APPENDIX 4: REGIONAL MAP AND PROPOSED PROTECTED AREA ...... 69
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1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. PROJECT OBJECTIVES: The Rural Energy Project No. 2 (RE2) aims at facilitating the Vietnamese Government to launch poverty elimination campaign in rural areas by providing key infrastructures such as power, accessibility to public services to improve life and production and business performance. The RE2- the expansion shall continue supporting the Vietnamese Government to: - Develop a rural electrification strategy, specially focusing on power supply to mountainous and remote areas. - Rehabilitate, upgrade and expand the rural power system to satisfy power supply demand for the future socio-economic development. - Improve power supply reliability, reduce loss on power, and improve performance for production and business activities. - Re-consolidate the rural power grid system to improve reliability and power quality to be provided, including reduction of power loss due to technical or non-technical failure. - Expand 35kv and 22kv medium voltage grids to be able to supply additional power to households.
1.2. THE RURAL ENEGY II – ADDITIONAL FINACING – PHASE 3- THANH HOA PROVINCE
The Rural EnegyII project - Additional Financing - phase 3- Thanh Hoa Province is proposed to invest in rehabilitating, upgrading and expanding the local's power system, improving quality of power supply in rural areas of 190 communes of 20 districts covered by the project area, namely: districts of: districts of Ba Thuoc, Cam Thuy, Vinh Loc, Yen Dinh, Ngoc Lac, Thuong Xuan, Tho Xuan, Trieu Son, Hau Loc, Nga Son, Hoang Hoa, Ha Trung, Thach Thanh, Dong Son, Quang Xuong, Tinh Gia, Nong Cong, Thieu Hoa, Nhu Thanh and Nhu Xuan. - Thanh Hoa province Implementation of the Project aims to achieve following targets: + Overload resistance of the area + Meeting power demands in the current as well as in the future + Ensuring reliability in power supply and improving electric quality + Improvement of electric grid capacity + Conformity with Electric Development Planning of Thanh Hoa province period 2005 to 2010 with consideration beyond 2015 + Contribution to social economic development and expanding power business. The Sub-project includes 03 components. namely: Medium voltage (35kV, 22kV) transmission lines: New construction 169,017 km medium voltage transmission line: In which: Medium voltage 35kV transmission line : 90,504 km. Medium voltage 22kV transmission line: 78,513 km.
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Substations: Construction of 298 new substations with total capacity of: 44.890 kVA. Low voltage (0.4kV) transmission lines: - New construction 129,398km low voltage transmission lines - Rehabilitate 449,531km km low voltage transmission lines
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2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION 2.1. BRIEF DESCRIPTION ON NATURAL AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS OF THANH HOA PROVINCES Thanh Hoa is one province of the Northern Central Vietnam, 150km far from the capital Hanoi. Thanh Hoa has 27 administration entities under provincial and city rank, in which Thanh Hoa City is considered as Economic-politic-cultural –social Center of the province. Project is invested for construction in the locality of 79 communes under 17 districts and 01 city, Thanh Hoa province. The entire area is affected by the tropical monsoon climate with two distinct seasons: - In hot season: very sunny and rainy. On the days having Laos’wind the temperature can up to 40-41oC. - In cold season: the northeast monsoon usually occurs, less rain; in the beginning of season it usually dry season. The lowest temperature in some days may down to 5-6oC. - The average rainfall is about 1600 - 2300mm/year, rainfall is concentrated from May to October according to lunar calendar. Relative Humidity is from 85% - 87%. Although Thanh Hoa is coastal delta province, but it is surrounded by dense network of rivers and the mountains, therefore Thanh Hoa’s terrain is divided into three regions: the midland and mountainous areas, plains and coastal areas. The project region consists of delta and midland communes. Topography, geology is relatively simple, convenient for transportation of materials and equipment to construction sites by trucks and manual vehicles. Terrain is flat advange for construction of tranformers, wire-lines as well as future operation management. The projected communes are not located in protected zones. Population: Population of Thanh Hoa province has 3.4 million people, the average density is 306persons/km2 including 7 ethnics mainly: Kinh, Muong, Thai, Tho, Dao, Mong, Kho Mu. In project area there are only 13 communes under 07 districts where ethnic minorities live, inluding: Muong, Thai and Dao. Preliminary investigation results showed that 79 projected communes are farming communes with area of agricultural land accounts for about 49% - 60% of natural land area, mainly for planting rice, in addition to land groups suitable for development of food crops, forest trees, industrial crops, fruit trees and marine aquaculture. In recent years with economic restructuring policy, increasing proportion of industry and services, forming specialized region for growing industrial trees, the economy of province have made profound changes: - Growing rate is stability: 11%/year. - Agriculture: average rice yield of whole year reached 54.7 quital/ha. Besides breeding also developed towards form of farm combination with garden-hill economy. - Forestry: mostly is breakwater artificial forest and artificial forests for timber such as eucalyptus, acacia ... - Industry - handicraft: it focus on development of traditional trades such as blacksmithing, jewelry, construction materials production, sedge products, building and repairing boats ... and introduces number of additional new carriers such as embroidery for export, knitting, weaved, sericulture production, production of food mushrooms, material fungi. - Fishery: thanks to long coastline, interlaced river system (Ma, Chu River, Hoang River, and Nhon river ...) fish and shrimp yards with large reserves facilitate to fishing and marine aquaculture development
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- Tourism: having potential for tourism development. Tourism activities, festivals are evenfully organized,… Tourism development not only contributes significantly to the State budget but also facilitates to development of other support services such as transport, post and telecommunications. Together with the economy, infrastructure system is also progressive, in which: - Transport: Development in both roadway, railway, waterways, such as North-South railway line, the Ho Chi Minh Highway, national road system (1A, 45, 47 ...) and river networks facilitate the traffic through north and south. Inter-village, inter-district road systems are gradually upgraded and concreted. - Education: High illiteracy rate: 93%. The high school was built with multi-storey and durability. - Electric and water facilities: 100% of communes have had national grid. Rivers Network directly serves water for domestic and irrigation. - Health: In principle national health programs are well implemented. Basic network of medical facilities are developing and strengthening, expansion of medical services to all classes of people. - Housing status of DPs in the project areas can be evaluated as follows: Mainly are four-class houses. They are permanent brick wall, tile or iron roof, paved cement/flower-brick floors, usually they do not have a toilet inside, this type of house accounts for about 55%. In addition, in project area there are many unqualified for four-class ones, representing about 15%.
2.2. PROJECT’S SCOPE The Rural EnegyII project - Additional Financing - phase 3- Thanh Hoa Province mention the following: Table 2.2.1. Primary data table on project The Rural EnegyII project - Additional Financing - 1. Project Title phase 3- Thanh Hoa Province 2. New construction project New construction: Rehabilitating: Construction of 298 new substations with total capacity of: 44.890 kVA. 3. Total stations and total New construction 169,017 km medium voltage and length of wireline 129,398km low voltage transmission lines. Rehabilitate 449,531km km low voltage transmission lines 4. Name of communes to be located with stations or Section 2.2.1 wirelines 5. Width of ROW - Width of MV wirelines: 7m.
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6. Transformer stations or ROW within the None radius of 3km to nature reserves or natural forests 7. Are transformer stations or ROW available None within radius of 300m to historical relics, pagoda, temple or other cultural structures? 8. Are transformer stations or ROW available None within radius of 300m to communal center (People's Committee, schools, markets, clinics) or radius of 2km to the residential areas?
Map project area:
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2.2.1: Scale of project:
Scale of project:
no Name of communes/districts New medium Number of voltage (km) stations
I Ba Thuoc district 1 Dien Quang 850 1 2 Tan Lap 1,743 2 3 Ai Thuong 1,801 2 4 Dien Trung 1,456 2 5 Dien Lu 1,840 2 6 Lam Sa 1,100 2 7 Thanh Lam 230 2 8 Ban Cong 120 2 9 Thiet Ong 90 2 10 Thiet Ke 60 2 II Cam Thuy district
11 Cam Yen 1,390 2 12 Cam Van 240 2 13 Phuc Do 1,245 2 14 Cam Binh 1,370 2 15 Cam Thanh 935 2 16 Cam Luong 1,010 2 17 Cam Lien 605 2 18 Cam Son 720 2 19 Cam Quy 160 2 20 Cam Tu 1,645 2 21 Cam Giang 60 2 III Vinh Loc district
22 Vinh Hung 150 2 23 Vinh An 1450.00 2 24 Vinh Yen 950 1 25 Vinh Ninh 110 2
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26 Vinh Khang 950 1 27 Vinh Thanh 50 1 28 Vinh Phuc 1300 2 29 Vinh Tan 200 1 30 Vinh Minh 150 1 31 Vinh Thinh 1350 2 32 Vinh Long 490 2 IV Yen Dinh district
33 Yen Trung 100 1 34 Yen Hung 500 1 35 Dinh Cong 2050 2 36 Dinh Hung 920 2 37 Yen Giang 1100 1 38 Yen Tam 170 2 39 Yen Lac 1150 2 40 Dinh Thanh 50 2 41 Dinh Lien 1630 2 42 Dinh Tien 450 2 43 Yen Tho 700 1 44 Yen Phu 100 1 45 Yen Bai 1030 1 V Ngoc Lac district
46 Phuc Thinh 3533 2 47 Phung Minh 42 1 48 Cao Ngoc 1423 2 49 Thuy Son 2378 1 50 Phung Giao 1275 2 51 Cao Thinh 2556 2 52 Loc Thinh 838 2 VI Thuong Xuan district
53 Xuan Le 100 1 54 Xuan Khe 540 1 55 Xuan Thang 85 1 56 Tan Thanh 934 2 57 Luan Thanh 1100 2 58 Xuan Cao 2134 2 59 Xuan Loc 790 2
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60 Xuan Chinh 60 2 61 Van Xuan 350 2 62 Xuan Cam 1420 1 VII Tho Xuan district
63 Xuan Yen 140 1 64 Xuan Tin 1960 2 65 Xuan Quang 460 2 66 Xuan Giang 670 2 67 Xuan Phu 25 1 68 Tho Lam 1400 1 69 Tho Nguyen 440 1 VIII Trieu Son district
70 K Nong 620 1 71 Dong Loi 1410 2 72 Hop Tien 1997 2 73 Tho Binh 900 2 74 Tho Tien 620 1 75 Xuan Tho 950 1 76 Xuan Loc 300 1 77 Xuan Thinh 1090 2 78 Tho The 640 1 79 Tho Phu 710 1 80 Dan Luc 1070 2 IX Hau Loc district
81 Tien Loc 100 2 82 Loc Son 130 1 83 Hai Loc 865 2 84 Hoa Loc 65 2 85 Lien Loc 1953 2 X Nga Son district
86 Nga Thang 611 1 87 Nga Vinh 220 1 88 Nga Dien 1449 2 89 Nga Thai 760 2 90 Nga Van 45 1 91 Nga Yen 730 2 92 Nga Thanh 286 1
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93 Nga Truong 115 1 94 Nga My 445 1 95 Nga An 230 1 96 Nga Thach 522 1 97 Nga Tien 215 1 98 Nga Thien 1310 2 XI Hoang Hoa district
99 Hoang Ha 341 1 100 Hoang Cat 820 1 101 Hoang Dao 266 2 102 Hoang Dai 371 2 103 Hoang Quy 260 1 104 Hoang Trung 830 1 105 Hoang Xuyen 215 1 106 Hoang Trinh 460 1 XII Ha Trung district
107 Ha Phong 80 1 108 Ha Phu 28 1 109 Ha Bac 400 1 110 Ha Lai 800 1 111 Ha Chau 734 1 112 Ha Tan 800 1 113 Ha Hai 295 1 XIII Thach Thanh district
114 Thanh Hung 203 1 115 Thanh Kim 60 2 116 Thanh Van 365 1 117 Thach Dinh 500 1 118 Thanh Long 830 1 119 Thach Long 225 1 120 Thanh Tan 970 1 121 Thanh Vinh 42 1 122 Thanh An 485 1 123 Thanh Cong 370 1 124 Thanh Tho 1128 1 125 Thach Dong 700 1 126 Thach Tuong 1834 2
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127 Thach Quang 328 2 128 Thanh My 2100 2 129 Thach Cam 1489 2 130 Thanh Yen 1423 2 XIV Dong Son district
131 Dong Tan 450 2 132 Dong Tien 260 1 133 Dong Van 1280 2 134 Dong Anh 650 1 135 Dong Khe 150 1 136 Dong Ninh 715 1 137 Dong Hoang 795 2 138 Dong Vinh 763 2 139 Dong Nam 1310 2 XV Quang Xuong district
140 Quang Phong 735 1 141 Quang Phu 398 1 142 Quang Ninh 305 2 143 Quang Nham 85 1 144 Quang Vinh 375 2 145 Quang Thach 364 2 146 Quang Thinh 152 1 147 Quang Minh 45 1 XVI Tinh Gia district
148 Tan Truong 2805 2 149 Binh Minh 15 1 150 Nguyen Binh 922 1 151 Cac Son 2106 2 XVII Nong Cong district
152 Yen My 1481 2 153 Cong Chinh 2388 2 154 Cong Binh 880 2 155 Hoang Son 1597 2 156 Trung Thanh 250 1 157 Thang Tho 1632 2 158 Truong Minh 2567 2 159 Truong Giang 1872 1
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160 Minh Tho 1930 2 161 Thang Long 1373 2 162 Tuong Van 1296 2 163 Tuong Son 1884 2 XVIII Thieu Hoa district
164 Thieu Do 45 2 165 Thieu Duong 970 1 166 Thieu Duy 1015 2 167 Thieu Giang 1593 2 168 Thieu Khanh 350 1 169 Thieu Hop 1220 2 170 Thieu Long 770 2 171 Thieu Ly 260 2 172 Thieu Minh 1080 2 173 Thieu Ngoc 1050 2 174 Thieu Nguyen 120 2 175 Thieu Thanh 545 2 176 Thieu Tien 530 2 177 Thieu Vien 770 2 XIX Nhu Thanh district
178 Phuc Duong 1345 1 179 Xuan Khang 1365 2 180 Yen Tho 966 2 181 Yen Lac 1679 2 182 Cat Khe 1838 2 183 Hai Long 400 1 184 Hai Van 351 1 185 Mau Lam 2364 2 186 Phu Nhuan 1833 2 187 Phuong Nghi 1013 1 XX Nhu Xuan district
188 Yen Le 1176 2 189 Hoa Quy 4402 1 190 Thuong Ninh 2589 2 Total 166,002 298
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2.2.2: Project communes:
Construction site project in 190 communes in the 20 districts of Thanh Hoa province. Specifically as follows:
1. Ba Thuoc district (10 : Dien Quang, Tan Lap, Ai Thuong, Dien Trung, Dien Lu, communes) Lam Sa, Thanh Lam, Ban Cong, Thiet Ống, Thiet Ke. 2. Cam Thuy district (11 : Cam Yen, Cam Van, Phuc Do, Cam Binh, Cam Thanh, communes) Cam Luong, Cam Lien, Cam Son, Cam Quy, Cam Tu, Cam Giang. 3. Vinh Loc district (11 : Vinh Hung, Vinh An, Vinh Yen, Vinh Khang, Vinh Ninh, communes) Vinh Thanh, Vinh Phuc, Vinh Tan, Vinh Minh, Vinh Thinh, Vinh Long. 4. Yen Dinh district (13 : Yen Trung, Yen Hung, Dinh Cong, Dinh Hung, Yen communes) Giang, Yen Tam, Yen Lac, Dinh Thanh, Dinh Lien, Dinh Tien, Yen Tho, Yen Phu, Yen Bai. 5. Ngoc Lac district (07 : Phuc Thinh, Phuc Minh, Cao Ngoc, Thuy Son, Phung communes) Giao, Cao Thinh, Loc Thinh. 6. Thuong Xuan district : Xuan Le, Xuan Khe, Xuan Thang, Tan Thanh, Luan (10 communes) Thanh, Xuan Cao, Xuan Loc, Xuan Chinh, Van Xuan, Xuan Cam. 7. Tho Xuan district (07 : Xuan Yen, Xuan Tin, Xuan Quang, Xuan Giang, Xuan communes) Phu, Tho Lam, Tho Nguyen. 8. Trieu Son district (11 : K Nong, Dong Loi, Hop Tien, Tho Binh, Tho Tien, Xuan communes) Tho, Xuan Loc, Xuan Thinh, Tho The, Tho Phu, Dan Luc. 9. Hau Loc district (05 : Tien Loc, Loc Son, Hai Loc, Hoa Loc, Lien Loc. communes) 10. Nga Son district 13 : Nga Thang, Nga Vinh, Nga Dien, Nga Thai, Nga Van, communes) Nga Yen, Nga Thanh, Nga Truong, Nga My, Nga An, Nga Thach, Nga Tien, Nga Thien. 11. Hoang Hoa district (08 : Hoang Ha, Hoang Cat, Hoang Dao, Hoang Dai, Hoang communes) Quy, Hoang Trung, Hoang Xuyen, Hoang Trinh. 12. Ha Trung district (07 : Ha Phong, Ha Phu, Ha Bac, Ha Lai, Ha Chau, Ha Tan, Ha communes) Hai. 13. Thach Thanh district (17 : Thanh Hung, Thanh Kim, Thanh Van, Thach Dinh, Thanh communes) Long, Thach Long, Thanh Tan, Thanh Vinh, Thanh An, Thanh Cong, Thanh Tho, Thach Dong, Thach Tuong, Thach Quang, Thanh My, Thach Cam, Thanh Yen. 14. Dong Son district (09 : Dong Tan, Dong Tien, Dong Van, Dong Anh, Dong Khe, communes) Dong Ninh, Dong Hoang, Dong Vinh, Dong Nam. 15. Quang Xuong district : Quang Phong, Quang Phu, Quang Ninh, Quang Nham, (08 communes) Quang Vinh, Quang Thach, Quang Thinh, Quang Minh. 16. Tinh Gia district (04 : Tan Truong, Binh Minh, Nguyen Binh, Cac Son. communes) 17. Nong Cong district (12 : Yen My, Cong Chinh, Cong Binh, Hoang Son, Trung communes) Thanh, Thang Tho, Truong Minh, Truong Giang, Minh Tho, Thang Long, Tuong Van, Tuong Son.
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18. Thieu Hoa district (14 : Thieu Do, Thieu Duong, Thieu Duy, Thieu Giang, Thieu communes) Khanh, Thieu Hop, Thieu Long, Thieu Ly, Thieu Minh, Thieu Ngoc, Thieu Nguyen, Thieu Thanh, Thieu Tien, Thieu Vien. 19. Nhu Thanh district (10 : Phuc Duong, Xuan Khang, Yen Tho, Yen Lac, Cat Khe, communes) Hai Long, Hai Van, Mau Lam, Phu Nhuan, Phuong Nghi. 20. Nhu Xuan district (03 : Yen Le, Hoa Quy, Thuong Ninh. communes)
2.3. PRE-CONSTRUCTION AND WHILE-CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES AS SPECIFIED IN THE IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURES
- Site clearance method Site clearance covers mainly cutting trees off and clearing structures situated in pylon foundations, trees with height of over 4m and buildings available in the route. - Buildings in the route not affected should not be cleared. - Trees at pylon foundation positions are mainly crops (rice, maize, potato, and cassava). Communal People’s Committees and district People’s Committees in the project area agree to implement compensation and site clearance as stipulated to ensure power construction and erection. If it is fallen in the harvest season of farmers, it is required to calculate to compensate trees on land for farmers in accordance with the average productivity. Trees with height of over 4m available in the route may be cut down before wiring. - Compensation is undertaken by power companies. Therefore, PCs of 05 provinces should complete the land recovery procedures and grand land for construction so that site can be handed over to builders. - Camp construction: In order to ensure the storage of materials, plants and equipment and houses for workers, a temporary camp construction project is launched in each commune, including: + Indoor storage for cement, equipment, electrical materials and accessories: 30m2 x 1 commune = 30m2. + Outdoor storage with fence to protect transformers, medium voltage conductors, construction tools, beam, bracket and backstays: 10m2 x 01 commune = 100m2. + Temporary buildings for workers during construction: 50m2 x 1 commune = 50m2. + Indoor warehouse and temporary buildings are made from bamboo frame with fiberboard, its roofs are covered with fiberboard and roofing felt. Transporting materials and equipment to the site Different types of equipment and materials such as: Conductors and insulators are bought in Hanoi and transported by trucks to the route center of each project component (site storage). Goods are transported from Hanoi to the site storage as follows:
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+ Protection switchgear, insulators and cables with small packing, scattered goods shall be transported to the site by trucks and manually unloaded. + Conductors with bulk quantity shall be transported to the site by the less than 5 ton trucks and 5 ton cranes. + Centrifugal concrete pylon bought in the area or Hanoi shall be transported to the site by KMAT 7.5 ton truck, each shipment delivers 6 pylon sections, loaded by 5 ton cranes. Pylons are piled at the ending route and scattered transported to the site by combining the manual and mechanical method. + Other materials such as beam, backstay, accessories, etc from Hanoi shall be transported to the site by the 5-ton trucks and manually unloaded. + Cement bought in districts is transported by the 5-ton trucks and manually unloaded. + Sand and stone bought at the project’s district, 20km distance, shall be transported by the 5-ton dump trucks and manually unloaded. 2.4. DIFFERENT TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION PLANTS AND EQUIPMENT Table 2.4. Different types of main construction plants and equipment for 01 province: Operation No. Description Quantity capacity 1 KMAT truck 03 7.5 ton 2 Punching and Shearing Machine 03 3 Electric welding machine 03 21KVA 4 Generator 03 5 Pump 03 30kVA20m3/h 6 Concrete breaker 03 7 Gas welding machine 03 8 Vibrator 03 9 Concrete mixer 03 2501-5001 10 Hoists and pulleys 03 5 tons 11 Bleck truck 03 0.5 12 Caliper 03 13 High voltage detector 03 14 Gloves, boots and insulated mats 03 15 Cranes 03 10 tons 16 Fire extinguishers 03
2.5. EXPECTED MEASURES TO TRANSPORT MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT TO THE SITE - Cement and various types of electrical materials and equipments are scattered transported by trucks and workers to the indoor warehouses at the site along the route with weighted average transportation distance of 250m.
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- The centrifugal concrete pylons are transited by trucks and workers (the average distance is equal to the distance of transporting cement). - Sand and stone are transported by light trucks and workers with the same average distance to the distance of transporting pylon). - Others materials are transported from indoor warehouse by light trucks and workers with the same average distance to the distance of transporting cement).
2.6. PROJECT SCHEDULE: The expected construction schedule for the works (for main works) is as follows:
Period (month) No. Items 1 2 3 4
Medium & low voltage A wirelines:
1 Premise preparation
Digging and casting column 2 foundation
3 Erecting column and grounding
Erecting beam, insulator and 4 wiring
5 Completion and hand-over
B Transformer stations:
1 Site preparation
2 Construction
3 Electric installation
4 Completion and hand-over
With reference to the power supply demand and capacity of the Project Owner, the construction progress and period to put the works into operation are expected as follows: Project schedule
Preparing the investment Project August-2011 Preparing as-built drawing design April -2012 Tendering equipment March-2012-July-2012 Tendering construction and installation May-2012-November-2012 Implementation December/2012-May/2013
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Completion July-2013
3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK ON THE PROJECT’S ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT 3.1. LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF VIETNAM The Vietnamese Government promulgates some laws and regulations on environmental protection. Such documents include: - Legislation of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (April 1992) specifies that the State-own enterprises, governmental agencies, cooperatives and national defense bodies must be responsible for fulfilling policies on environmental protection to ensure the proper use of natural resources and environmental protection. - Law on Environmental Protection approved by the National Assembly on 29th November 2005 and valid since 1st July 2006, superseding Law on Environmental Protection in 1993 which prescribes responsibilities of the central, locality, individuals and organizations in environment degrading prevention and protection and implements specific environmental protection functions. - Law on Forest Protection (1992) specifies on managing, protecting, developing and exploiting forest and preventing cutting trees downs and deforestation. - Law on Protection of People's Health (11th July 1989): Rights and obligations of residents in health protection, guiding principles on health protection, sanitation education in people; conduct the standby measures; rehabilitate and clean living environment; ensure labor sanitation standards, food and foodstuff hygiene. - Decree No. 80/2006/ND-CP dated 9th August 2005 of the Government of Vietnam on detail regulations and guidance on implementing some articles of revised Law on Environment in 2005. - Decree No 21/2008/ND-CP dated 28th February 2008 of the Government on amending and supplementing some articles of Decree No. 80/2006/ND-CP dated 9th August 2006. - Decree No. 81/2006/ND-CP dated 9th August 2006 of the Government on sanctioning of administrative violations in the field of environmental protection. - Decree No. 106/2005/ND-CP dated 17th August 2005 of the Government on detailing and guiding the implementation of a number of articles of the electricity Law on Protection of safety of high-voltage power grid works (amending and supplementing Decree No. 54/1999/ND-CP). - Decree No. 52/1999/ND-CP: Regulations on managing construction investment with amendments on environmental issues in construction management. Decree of Government No. 29/2011/ND-CP dated 18 April, 2006 regulating strategic environmental assessment, environmental impact assessment and environment protection commitment. Circular No.26/2011/TT-BTNMT dated 18 July, 2011 on guidance for Decree No.29/2011/ND-CP dated 18 April, 2011. - The national technical codes: QCVN08: 2008/BTNMT - the national technical regulations on quality of surface water; QCVN05: 2009/BTNMT – Air quality- Standards
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on ambient air quality; QCVN 26:2010/BTNMT – National Technical Regulation on Noise; QCVN 27:2010 – National Technical Regulation on Vibration
3.2 PROTECTION POLICY OF THE WORLD BANK (WB) - OP/BP 4.01 Environmental Assessment - OP/BP 4.10 Indigenous people - OP/BP 4.12 – Involuntary resettlement - WB’s Policy on Information Access Detail guidelines on evaluation method and general impacts on transmission wireline projects may be found in: - The World Bank, 1991, Source Materials on Environmental Assessment, 3rd edition. - IFC, 2007. Guidelines on Environment, Health and Safety for power transmission and distribution projects - Framework regulations on environmental protection application for Rural Distribution Grid Project 4. ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT 4.1. DETERMINATION OF THE PROJECT’S POTENTIAL IMPACTS The Project shall pay an essential role in electrification and poverty elimination program in 190 communes of 20 districts in Thanh Hoa province. The Project also facilitates the industrialization and modernization policy promulgated by the Government and offers best opportunities for general socio-economic development to poor areas. When distribution wirelines are constructed, local persons tend to move to live near such wirelines. Local People’s Committee shall prepare a specific plan to support the regional development. Such plans include road, residential areas, industrial and agricultural development, etc. Such district/commune or province shall divert the development as sketched in these plans. In addition to noticeable positive impacts, variety of adverse impacts may be posted on environment and local socio-economics. By using the Checklist of Environmental Test Data and Background Environment List as guided in the Guidelines, the environmental protection measures are applied for the Rural Energy Project No. 2. Quick environmental impact assessment of the Project is described in Table 4.1.1. Table 4.1.1. Quick environmental impact assessment
Impacts Potential Comments impacts (Comments on rate and level of impact)
Yes No
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- The trees within ROW, if distance from 1) Temporary and permanent x land acquisition and their highest top to the lowest conductor effects on floristic is less than 4-m, must be cut; the trees composition when outside ROW, in case of they fall, if clearance for Right of distance from any part or them to any Way (ROW) or temporary part of the OHL is less than 1-m, they access roads takes place. must be cut too; - 194 eucalyptus, 245 acaicas, 167 longans and 168 mangos may be cut; - 16,550 m2 of tea, 4,850 m2 of pea/peanut, 57,035 m2 - 77.815 m2 of crops may be affected
2 2) Permanent land - Total land area acquisition: 27.002 m , in acquisition is required? which:: 2 X Field land: 7.512 m Gardent land (hill): 476 m2 Pulic land: 19.014 m2
2 3) Temporary land - Total land area afffect: 1.659.254 m in acquisition is required? which: Field land: 70.303 m2 X Gardent land (hill):: 2.922m2 Pulic land: 1.586.028 m2
4) Do household have to x Total number of household affected by the displace? project is 709 households, 2,820 people) (in which, there are 60HHs (248 persons) of ethnic minorities. The project does not cause displacement of households
5) Effects on cultural, x During design phase, the project site had heritage, historical statue, been considered and chosen carefully. There pagoda and sensitive area are not cultural heritage, historical statue, pagoda and sensitive area in the project area.
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6) Impact to fauna & flora? x The volume of affected plants is mainly rice and eucalyptus, mango and longan trees. Therefore impacts to the flora of Thanh Hoa are not greate and do not affect the fauna of the province.
7) Soil erosion, sediment x It is considered that this effect is minor generation caused by because of following reasons: digging or surface water - Excavation soil volume at pole base is turbidity? planned to transport to dumping ground and leveling in areas where are permitted by local authorities such as blind land or areas do not create muddy soil erosion when water flows. - Column foundation only occupies an area of 3m2. Therefore dirty water from construction activities can be limited. - Earth excavation must be done in the dry season - Construction area of project (the location wire posts and transformers) are selected on the flat area (soil class of 3-4), far away from surface water sources, there is no intersection 8) Dirty & air pollution? x Dustline with is generated rivers, and from: with depth of excavation <1.5 m they should not cause any erosion phenomenon.- Earth excavation That’s why (especially drift sand, in thecement dry to waterseason). resource which creating a sediment -by Because soil erosion of vehicles are also to limited be used at thefor minimum.transportation of materials and equipment. In line with with emissions are emitted by themselve. - Loading and unloading of materials and equipment from the truck will generate soil and granular sand on the air. However the effect is negligible due to: - The affected communes by project are concentrated in rural areas, population density is relatively low. Average workload is not large in each commune. Construction time at each column location is only about 3- 7 days. - Transport vehicles have been allowed for
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circulation by registry offices - Many transport activities of materials and equipment is done by manual methods so this effect can be minimized. Only cranes can create smoke and noise, but this effect can be minimized.
9) Noise and vibration? x - Many activities of the project can generate noises: vehicles, construction equipment (hammers, drilling equipment, crane); generator ... However: . The project takes place entirely in rural areas, the houses are far each other, so noises impacted directly to households, businesses, temples ... is small. . Many construction activities can be done by manual methods so the effects of noise can reduce. . Construction at night-time is quite limited, it mainly be constructed during the house owners away from home
10) Soil, air or water pullution x - PCBs substance has been banned using for due to use harmful equipment, electrical materials long time materials including PCBs. ago. - The project shall not replace old transformers, electrical equipment. - Substances such as oil, chemicals emitted from vehicles and construction machinery is very small because the number of vehicles, construction machinery is not large and guaranteed about safety and meet the technical requirements that shall not impact to the environment.
11) Obstructing traffic? x Construction activities are mainly impacted to traffic at the inter-communal, inter-village roads. Most of inter-commune roads are relatively small. However projected communes do not much work so that appearance of the vehicles to be mobilized during the construction phase will obviously increase
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the traffic density but they will cause less congestion In addition, unloading and transportation of materials from storage to the construction site will be done by manual methods. This will help avoid traffic congestion on major communal roads
12) Damage roads and x Most of inter-hamlet, inter-commune roads bridges? in project area are concreted, under good conditions. Material transportation activities with high frequency and big load shall damage or degrade the roads and bridges, however mainly happened at communes under greate construction work and the roads are poor quality. Moreover, transportation of some materials by manual methods will contribute to restrain above mentioned impacts
13) Impact to environment x - There are about 15-20 workers taking from workercamps? part in construction period, in which around 50% are local people to be hired for doing some manual jobs and they will comeback home after work, the remaining workers will live in construction camps and this will generate amount of daily waste water and wastes. Therefore, this amount of waste water and waste is relative small (it is estimated about 30 liter of water and 1kg pf waste/person/day). Need to apply mitigation measurements to prevent from pollution of surface water, loss hygene at surrounding.
14) Conflic between worker x With the time of 2 months for construction and local people? activities at each zone shall not avoid conflict between workers and local people. Social impacts generated by workers at adjacent residential areas are usually considered as potential negative impacts. Beside those social impacts there also one impact declining on cultural aspect, it is impact to custom, tradition and living way of
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residential areas where the project passing through. However, these impacts can minimize if we can apply appropriate measurements.
15) Impact to cultivation? x Lands affected by project are agricultural land for plating rice and corn. That’s why construction of project obviously affect to cultivation and capacity of crops on occupied lands. The affect can be minimized, due to: - Providing suitable compensation option. - Construction only carried out within 2 months at each construction location, after completion of construction temporarily occupied lands will be reinstated as previously.
16) Impacts because of non- x This impact can be considered as negligible compliance with labour because the workers are all trained about safe rules? labour safety and fully equipped by safety uniform as well as means to ensure safety for wokers at site. However labour safety shall be strictly supervised in order to avoid any 17) Other impacts x -unfortunately Solid wastes risks generated. from foundation excavation. - Community safety during construction shall be concerned.
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18) Surinfection of X - There is no impact because in design stage electromagnetic field is all specifications on design rules were higher than level already complied. stipulated in Vietnamese - Wire-line is designed, constructed in standards? accordance with current standards of Electric Industry (Wire-line is design according to regulations issued by the State, it ensures rate of EMF (Electromagnetic Field ) < 5kV/m), in which calculations about harzards of electromagnetic field and standards to ensure
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electric safety, operation safety is calculated to avoid any hazards, - Prior putting into operation, all safety factors must be ensured by testing, tests and accepted by the Employer, Constractor, Operation Unit therefore operators and local people shall not be affected by electromagnetic field, - During the operation phase safety issues at minority families for the first time using electricity should be also concerned to limit the risk of electric shock accident, however, this effect is very small and can be avoided if people are well trained on how to use electricity safely
19) Cutting trees X - There are some small impacts in clearing time which serve for ensure safety of operation as regulated. However cut-trees on the route are taken into account in construction stage. Clearing process only implemented for trees having height smaller than 3m far from wire-line. In route corrior, do not prohibit plating food crops with low height at around of post- 20) Interference with radio X - Notbase significantly and must far impact from because edge of design pole communication, TV and processfoundation has at followedleast 0.5m. to wire-line design other media? codes.
21) Harmful to health and X - Do not affect because residential houses safety of community are not allowed to build within electronic including electrical safety fiels affect. Loca people are warnned and risks for people? educated about electric safety in areas where project passing. Operation methods, designs are strictly complied with requirements in order to ensure human safety.
22) Impact to water quality X - Do not impact because this is project for due to discharge domestic new wire-line, hence there is no new waste water? accomodation for workers.
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23) Soil, air, water pollution X - There is no impact, because harmful due to using harmful materials shall not be used. materials including PCBs?
24) Noises come from X - There is no impact, because transformers operation of transformers? are built for project are small-capacity ones so that they cannot be able to create noises to environment.
4.1.2. Temporarily and permanently occupied land
The occupied land area of 190 communes, 20 districts of Thanh Hoa province is 1,659,254 m2 and 27,002m2 of temporarily and permanently occupied agricultural and forestry land, respectively. On average, the permanently occupied land area per commune is approximately 160m2 and the temporarily occupied land area is about 520m2. Therefore, it is possible to recognize the negligible impact of land occupancy by both MV wirelines and transformer station. (Please, see at table 4.1.2)
4.1.3. Impacts on affected households The survey unveiled that the Project would affect three main groups of people, including farmers (majority, accounting for over 90% of total affected groups of people), trading and service groups and public servant groups in management agencies, companies and factories. Among these three groups, subsistence and income of farmer and business groups would be affected because a part of production land is recovered or business is suspended during construction. Whereas, the public servant group is free from this impact. Among households affected in terms of land, no household is required to resettle. The Project also affects 574 households (2,245 persons). In which there are 63 households (109 persons)of ethnic minorities such as Muong, Tay, and Thai. However, such impact is evaluated as negligible and temporary due to strict requirements on selecting route direction and technical solutions of the Project to minimize recovery of land, property, trees and crops of local persons.
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5. COMMUNITY CONSULTATION AND INFORMATION DISCLOSURE During preparing the Project (2010), following works were conducted: Activity 1: Understand and discuss with the local authority about wiring position Activity 2: Make a survey and statistics about impacts Activity 3: Organize meetings with affected households After finishing survey, the Consultant must notify the local persons and affected communes about the project’s activities. Public notice form should be applied. Such notices must be provided to the local persons with following contents, especially in the project communes: - General information about Project title, the Project Owner, project scale, names of project districts and communes; - Possible impacts on environment due to project’s activities; - Applied mitigation measures to minimize impacts on environment; - Project implementation plan - Place to receive the community’s feedback on project-related environmental issues This activity was launched in June, 2010 in all project districts and communes. Following representatives of organizations were invited and involved in the community consultation meeting, concretely: Affected households; Fatherland Front Committee Women Association; Youth union; Youth union; Farmer association People’s Committee; Other concerned agencies and mass organizations. Summarize comments on public consultant meeting :
Parti Problems or District/co No Location Date cipan concerns be PMU feedback mmunes ts given
Ba Thuoc I district - Has the -The investors and 1 Dien Trung CPC 18/7/2011 16 subproject been the consultant 2 Ban Cong CPC 19/7/2011 22 carried out on agencies try to time? implement the project 3 Thiet Ke CPC 20/7/2011 13 according to the Cam Thuy - How will the II schedule district new pole be
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Parti Problems or District/co No Location Date cipan concerns be PMU feedback mmunes ts given
4 Cam Binh CPC 24/7/2011 18 located ,these - The consultant will 5 Cam Son CPC 25/7/2011 9 affect local land select the pole 6 Cam Quy CPC 26/7/2011 25 and trees? position to mitigate the impacts to local 7 Cam Tu CPC 28/7/2011 19 - How many people, the position of 8 Cam Giang CPC 29/7/2011 19 acquisition land pole will be Vinh Loc and trees will be III determined confirmed district required? by the local 9 Vinh Yen CPC 1/8/2011 22 - How the government 10 Vinh Thanh CPC 2/8/2011 16 compensation will 11 Vinh Phuc CPC 3/8/2011 17 be implemented? - The impacts will be considered in RP and 12 Vinh Thinh CPC 4/8/2011 13 - The construction be sent to the local 13 Vinh Long CPC 5/8/2011 16 period is Yen Dinh people IV expected, district execution time? - Cash compensation 14 Dinh Hung CPC 8/8/2011 15 at replacement costs 15 Yen Giang CPC 9/8/2011 13 - Measures to minimize dust, for all affected 16 Dinh Thanh CPC 10/8/2011 18 construction - Mitigation measures 17 Dinh Tien CPC 11/8/2011 22 waste will be applied to 18 Yen Phu CPC 12/8/2011 23 limit the impact Ngoc Lac - The accidents V district arising from the - Appoint staffs or the 19 Phuc Thinh CPC 12/7/2011 13 foundation such pole be position will as cattle, poultry, be covered to avoid 20 Thuy Son CPC 13/7/2011 15 people fall to the causing accidents, 21 Phung Giao CPC 14/7/2011 13 hole especially accidents Thuong with children VI Xuan - The construction
district activities affect - Place signs warning 22 Xuan Le CPC 22/7/2011 16 traffic. instructions and 23 Xuan Thang CPC 22/7/2011 16 - The local people safety 24 Tan Thanh CPC 25/7/2011 13 will work together - Desire the local 25 Xuan Chinh CPC 25/7/2011 11 to monitor the people and 26 Xuan Cam CPC 26/7/20011 21 implementation of government to join in Tho Xuan the subproject the project VII district implementation phase 27 Xuan Yen CPC 6/8/2011 15 the project on
28 Xuan Phu CPC 7/8/2011 17 schedule and regulations 29 Tho Lam CPC 8/8/2011 16 30 Tho Nguyen CPC 9/8/2011 14 Trieu Son VIII district 31 K Nong CPC 6/7/2011 11 32 Hop Tien CPC 7/7/2011 19
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Parti Problems or District/co No Location Date cipan concerns be PMU feedback mmunes ts given
33 Tho Binh CPC 8/7/2011 20 34 Tho Tien CPC 9/7/2011 17
35 Xuan Tho CPC 10/7/2011 17
36 Dan Luc CPC 10/7/2011 14 Hau Loc IX district 37 Tien Loc CPC 22/8/2011 10 38 Lien Loc CPC 23/8/2011 13 Nga Son X district
39 Nga Thang CPC 22/8/2011 20
40 Nga Vinh CPC 23/8/2011 19 41 Nga Van CPC 24/8/2011 23 42 Nga Yen CPC 25/8/2011 20 43 Nga Thanh CPC 25/8/2011 18
44 Nga Thach CPC 26/8/2011 19 45 Nga Thien CPC 26/8/2011 22 Hoang Hoa XI district 46 Hoang Ha CPC 7/7/2011 11 47 Hoang Cat CPC 8/7/2011 19
48 Hoang Quy CPC 9/7/2011 24 49 Hoang Trinh CPC 10/7/2011 16 Ha Trung XII district 50 Ha Phong CPC 12/7/2011 18 51 Ha Lai CPC 13/7/2011 22
52 Ha Chau CPC 14/7/2011 16
53 Ha Hai CPC 15/7/2011 17 Thach XIII Thanh
district 54 Thanh Van CPC 22/8/2011 16 55 Thach Dinh CPC 22/8/2011 10
56 Thanh Tan CPC 23/8/2011 9
57 Thanh Vinh CPC 24/8/2011 16 58 Thanh An CPC 24/8/2011 17 59 Thach Dong CPC 25/8/2011 16 Thach 60 CPC 25/8/2011 13 Tuong Thach 61 CPC 26/8/2011 9 Quang
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Parti Problems or District/co No Location Date cipan concerns be PMU feedback mmunes ts given
62 Thanh Yen CPC 26/8/2011 10 Dong Son XIV district 63 Dong Tan CPC 4/9/2011 11
64 Dong Anh CPC 5/9/2011 19 65 Dong Khe CPC 6/9/2011 16 66 Dong Vinh CPC 7/9/2011 12 Quang XV Xuong
district Quang 67 CPC 12/9/2011 16 Phong 68 Quang Minh CPC 13/9/2011 18
Tinh Gia XVI district
69 Tan Truong CPC 14/9/2011 20 70 Cac Son CPC 15/9/2011 22 Nong Cong XVII district 71 Cong Binh CPC 6/9/2011 14 72 Hoang Son CPC 7/9/2011 8
Trung 73 CPC 8/9/2011 12 Thanh
Truong 74 CPC 9/9/2011 18 Giang
75 Minh Tho CPC 12/9/2011 12 76 Thang Long CPC 13/9/2011 11 77 Tuong Son CPC 14/9/2011 9 Thieu Hoa
district 78 Thieu Do CPC 8/9/2011 14
Thieu 79 CPC 9/9/2011 19 Duong
Thieu 80 CPC 12/9/2011 17 Khanh
81 Thieu Hop CPC 13/9/2011 13 82 Thieu Long CPC 19/9/2011 15 83 Thieu Ngoc CPC 20/9/2011 9 Thieu 84 CPC 21/9/2011 10 Nguyen 85 Thieu Thanh CPC 22/9/2011 8 86 Thieu Vien CPC 23/9/2011 9 Nhu
Thanh
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Parti Problems or District/co No Location Date cipan concerns be PMU feedback mmunes ts given
district 87 Phuc Duong CPC 12/9/2011 12 88 Cat Khe CPC 13/9/2011 16 89 Hai Long CPC 19/9/2011 14 90 Hai Van CPC 20/9/2011 12 91 Mau Lam CPC 21/9/2011 23 Nhu Xuan
district 92 Yen Le CPC 22/9/2011 25 Activity 4: Continue receiving feedback from affected households. Activity 5: Announce results and determine responsibility in DTM The Project is only issued with the investment license after a proper adjustment on design, position of wirelines, capacity and technology applied in the project is made in accordance with requirements on immigration and environmental protection. In order to settle requirements of WB’s OP 4.01, the Consultant and NPC must: Provide copies of Report on Environmental Impact Assessment, Compensation and Site Clearance Plan, Executive Report in Vietnamese to Communal People’s Committees to Provincial People’s Committees in the project area. Advertise on project in some series of main newspapers issued by the locality in 2 months. Notify in public about community opinion collection regarding the project’s main activities, preliminary emigration plan, Report on Environmental Impact Assessment in working hours in 2 months at following locations: 1) Provincial People’s Committees; and 2) Communal People’s Committees. Copies of EMP report in English and Vietnamese shall be submitted to Vietnam Development Information Center at 63 Ly Thai To, Hanoi for public announcement.
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6. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN 6.1: The project’s social impact management: Information and communication program: Basic information includes: a) Population survey and statistics include: - Name and number of people in a household. - Number, types and area of damaged houses - Number, types and area of damaged residential land lot - Number, types and area of affected agricultural land - Number and types of affected crops and trees - Affected business including architectural structures, land and other assets. - Affected profitable assets: percent of total affected assets - Quantity and classification of other fixed assets affected by each sub-project, and - Temporary damages for profitable assets b) Certain socio-economic survey of DPs: Age, gender, nation, qualification, occupation, income source and total income of whole household. c) Public news release at the Site regarding (a) bidding package, (b) contractor, (c) detailed construction plan and (d) hotline to solve claims on social and environmental issues. Public news release during project preparation through community consultancy meeting and mass media. Claim and compensation mechanism Claims and questions relating to any aspects of RP, including determination of unit price and quantity of lost assets shall be solved in accordance with following steps: Step 1: If any person claims about any issue of the resettlement and life recovery program, he may present directly or submit a written claim to authority persons of the commune. The CPC shall settle such questions within 15 working days since the claim is received. Step 2: If claimer is not satisfied with decisions in Step 1, his claim may be submitted to district People’s Committee or CRC within 15 working days since the date of receiving the decision in step 1. The DPC or CRC shall make decision within 15 working days since the date of receiving the claim. Step 3: If the claimer is still dissatisfied with decision of the district authority, he may lodge the appeal to the PPC or the district CRC within 15 working days since the date of receiving decision of DPC or district CRC. Within 15 working days, PPC or PCRC shall decide such claim. Step 4: If he is still dissatisfied with decision released by the provincial authority, he may file the appeal to the district court within 15 working days since the date of receiving decision made by PPC or PCRC. DPs are completely exempted from administrative and legal fees and charges. Monitoring and evaluation system Power companies and concerned PMUs work closely with corresponding DPCs/CPCs at the management units and independent supervision unit to launch regular monitoring of Compensation and Resettlement Plan Performance. Findings shall be
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recorded in the quarterly report to submit EVN, power companies and concerned provincial power companies. Internal inspection and monitoring include: - Verifying that basic information about DPs, evaluating lost or damaged assets, compensations, benefits of resettlement and life recovery are conducted in accordance with the regulations of the corresponding Policy Framework and RP. - Monitoring that RP is conducted as designed and approved. - Determining that financial resources to implement RP are provided to PMUs in due date with full quantity to fufill the objectives; Such resources are properly used by PMUs as prescribed in RP. - Archiving all claims and questions and ensuring that such claims are solved as scheduled. Independent supervision: Independent units or independent consultancy units employed by PCs under EVN shall conduct regular monitoring and external evaluation in addition to RP performance. Independent organizations may be schools, research institutions, NGOs or independent consultancy companies with professional staffs and Terms of Reference (TOR) accepted by World Bank. In order to verify information provided to internal control and supervision report of corresponding power companies, employed external supervisors shall visit sample, approximately 20% of affected households in the concerned province in 6 months since RP is conducted to: - Determine whether procedures on involvement of DPs, compensation work, Rights of recovering new life are conducted in accordance with policy framework or not; and - Evaluating whether objectives of policy framework on improving or at least ensuring living standards and income of DPs are satisfied or not. - Collecting quality criteria of socio-economic impacts on DPs when the Project is conducted. - Recommending amendments during RP performance in case it is possible to put forward principles and objectives of policy framewor.
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6.2. MITIGATION MEASURES Table. 6.2. Mitigation Measures applied for the project No. Impacts Impact Mitigation measures Expenses Implemented assessment by Pre- construction phase 1 Temporary or Able to - To thoroughly investigate construction site, consult the local persons to The permanent minimize find out the best wiring solution. Consultant occupancy of land - To avoid areas with ecological value (forest, natural reserve area, wetlands, etc) - To apply proper compensation level. 2 Households Able to - To require to select wiring solution to minimize housing removal of local The affected by the minimize persons Consultant Project - To increase distance between stations, increase height of the station, using suspended stations and so forth to minimize impacts on households. - To apply proper compensation for impacts. Construction phase 3 Impact on Negligible - The Contractor is responsible to implement regulations of Vietnam on Construction surface water impact waste water discharging into environment. unit environment - It is recommended to provide mobile toilets or construct a qualified toilet for construction workers at the site. Wastewater from toilets, kitchen, bathroom and washing bath in the worker camps, etc should be pumped into the preliminary treatment system before discharging into the environment. - When construction is finished, toilets in the camps should safely handle or
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No. Impacts Impact Mitigation measures Expenses Implemented assessment by sealed effectively. - It is required to arrange camps and storage fields for construction materials, waste collection areas which are far from the surface water sources of the locality. 4 Impacts due to Negligible - Soil excavation and transportation activities in often eroded and slide areas Available in Contractor slide and impact or areas near rivers and lakes should be conducted in dry season, after bidding unit erosion harvesting during the shortest time. price
- Guide ways should be provided to drain water for construction areas in the high erosive area. - It is required to bank dykes and choke dikes to prevent erosion and landslide. - Local persons are encouraged to use redundant soil from pile foundation excavation to bank garden and road and transport at the required place. - Plane should be restored after erecting piles. 5 Noise and Negligible - Only construction machines with noise in the allowance limit can be used. Contractor vibration impact - Drivers should be reminded and encouraged not to use truck’s horn. - Local community should be consulted when it is expected to construct at nighttime. Only construction at nighttime is conducted when approval is released by the community and the community must be notified before constructing at nighttime. 6 Air pollution Negligible - Watering should be often conducted at areas with dust dispersing Available in Contractor due to dust and impact possibility. It is supposed to wash dirty piles and trucks used to transport raw bidding unit emission materials. Construction waste must be removed before leaving the site. price
- Fence should be available in case of strong wind and construction site
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No. Impacts Impact Mitigation measures Expenses Implemented assessment by should be daily cleaned. - It is required to use plants and equipment with allowable standard emission. - Trucks used to transport construction materials, waste soil and others waste must be carefully covered during arrival and departure at the site to minimize scattering soil, sand, stone and so forth on road 7 Impacts on Negligible - Construction should be conducted after harvesting crops if possible. Available in Contractor agricultural impact bidding unit production due - Proper compensation for damages of agriculture should be applied. price to temporary - Intact status of agricultural land should be recovered for construction sites occupancy of after construction. production land 8 Impacts on Negligible - Construction activities should be minimized (excavation, cabling) in areas Available in Contractor traffic impact with high traffic density. bidding unit price - Warning signs should be used for construction sites and workers should be arranged to guide traffic when vehicles temporarily stop on road to load materials and equipment. - Local authority should be closely cooperated to arrange material transportation. - Regulations on traffic safety should be strictly adhered. 9 Damages on Able to - The contractor should commit not to use over-heavy duty trucks, which can Available in Contractor local road minimize damage the local road system. bidding unit system price - It is prohibited over- heavy-duty trucks transporting construction materials or equipment into roads. Vehicle loads should be divided and reduced so that road is not damaged. - It is required to repair roads damaged and degraded due to project’s
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No. Impacts Impact Mitigation measures Expenses Implemented assessment by activities. 10 Solid waste Negligible - The Contractor must commit to clean the sites and transport solid waste to Available in Contractor from impact the required places. bidding unit excavation and price construction - Re-use process should be applied right at the Site, the remaining shall be transported to the waste collection storage to continue the recycle process to produce organic fertilizer and bury as specified in the technological process on environmental safety assurance. 12 Encroach the Negligible - Clearance area should be minimized by planning and constructing Contractor living impact wirelines in the available vegetation. and Operator environment of fauna and flora - It is supposed to apply manual clearance and keeping vegetation within the allowable maximum scope. - Plant should not be burnt right at clearance place. Plants should be collected in an accepted place. Local persons are encouraged to use the cut plants for useful purposes such as composting green manure or fertilizing. 13 Conflict Negligible - Local persons should be employed for simple construction works at most to Contractor between impact avoid emigration phenomenon. construction workers and - In case worker camps are situated near the communal center, the Employer local people should require the Contractor to provide fully and timely information about such construction worker groups to the Communal People's Committee of that area. By exchanging in an opened-hearted and bidirectional manner, the CPC and the Contractor can arrange proper accommodation for this worker group. - Workers should be educated to conduct polite behaviors with local persons and vice versa. - Clearance: In the general provisions of the Contract, it is required to
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No. Impacts Impact Mitigation measures Expenses Implemented assessment by specify that: After finishing the Project, camps must be clearly removed and camping area must be restored with its intact status. 14 Labor health Able to - Healthcare service should be offered to worker teams. Available in Contractor and safety minimize bidding unit - Workers should be disseminated with regulations and procedures on labor price safety. - Safety equipment should be provided to workers during construction. - It is prohibited to employ labors without knowledge about labor safety and labor protection equipment. - Unauthorized persons are not allowed to enter the construction site. Dangerous areas should be fenced and provided with warning signs in accordance with regulations on traffic safety. - Supervisor of labor and construction safety must be available at site during construction Operation phase 15 Development Positive - Mitigation Measures are not required for the project and poverty impacts elimination 16 Land Negligible - Unused roads should be restored to its intact status. Operation The Project subdivision and impact expenses Owner increase of - The local Department of Forest Natural Resources should be closely possibility to worked with to check use of forest path of local persons at areas with forests penetrate into or remote areas. wild regions - Local persons and technicians should be trained about animal protection measures during clearing the ROW.
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No. Impacts Impact Mitigation measures Expenses Implemented assessment by 17 Labor health Able to - Power safety regulation should be popularized to the local persons. Operation The Project and safety minimize expenses Owner - It is supposed to adhere to Decree No. 106 of the Government on power grid protection. - Local persons and technicians should be regularly trained about labor safety issues. - It is not allowed to burn leaves recovered during ROW clearance. 18 Reduction of Positive - Mitigation Measures are not required for the project air pollution impacts caused by diesel generators 19 EMF No impact - Wirelines are designed as standard, the minimum distance of phase- ground is more than 8m, and hence, impacts on local persons cannot be available.
- However, when the operation and maintenance requires minimum distance, specific training on safety measures and safety equipment for individual and other preventative measures should be determined in the health and safety assurance plan. (Recommendation on minimum safety distance applicable to worker is as follows: + 2-15 kV: 0.6 m + 15.1-35kV: 0.71 m 20 Impacts on No impact - Mitigation Measures are not required for the project birds and airplanes 21 Hazardous Negligible - Change of transformer oil should be conducted in workshop. pollution due to impact oil - Oil with PCB is not used.
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No. Impacts Impact Mitigation measures Expenses Implemented assessment by - Oil recovery methods should be applied during maintenance to avoid impacts on environment.
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6.3 CHANCE FIND PROCEDURES During construction and operation of the project, archaeology, injuries and electric shock, etc are detected; it is possible to handle as follows: Table 6.3: Cultural detecting process template during earthworks No. Discovery Solution Implemented by 1 Find kinds suspected to be Protect the site and notify the local authority and cultural - Communal People's archaeology during excavation and museum management agencies or Department of Committee Culture & Information. - Department of Culture and Hand in the kinds to the competent authority Information Determine construction continuity possibility of the - Construction unit works or suspend to continue investigation - Project Management Unit 2 Find tombs and remains during Protect the site and notify the local authority - Construction unit earthworks Determine person/method and time to retrieve and - Project Management Unit recommend the next steps - Local authority Launch retrieval works 3 Have claims of local persons on Settle problems as soon as possible - Project Management Unit environmental pollution Note it in the work log - Construction unit Discuss with the Project Owner/ Local authority about claim settlement measures 4 Accidents due to unexploded Conduct emergency treatment and promptly move the - Construction unit ordinances or explosive materials victims to the nearest clinical stations and hospital left from the war - Project Management Unit Protect site and erect warning signs - Local authority (commune and Prepare the site minutes province) 5 Detect explosive materials Protect the site - Construction unit
Report the competent authority - Military headquarters of
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Contact with the nearest military unit to receive commune, district and province necessary support 6 Other emergencies (specify) Conduct emergency settlement as soon as possible, report - Project Management Unit the concerned agencies - Construction unit
6.4 MONITORING PROGRAM Table 6.4. Environmental Monitoring Plan Monitoring Environmental Monitorin Monitoring Monitoring Objects to be monitors date/frequenc Expenses impacts g location methods responsibility y Construction 1. Clearing Clearance techniques and scope Along the Observe Once per week Recorded in - Consult the vegetation / cut corridor in the first the construction down trees road month, then Contractor’s supervisor of the monthly expenses Project Owner
- Consult the community - District People’s Committees of the component (if necessary)
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Monitoring Environmental Monitorin Monitoring Monitoring Objects to be monitors date/frequenc Expenses impacts g location methods responsibility y 2. Rural traffic Traffic road surface situation, traffic Along the Observe Weekly when - Available in - Consult the density road many bidding unit construction machineries price supervisor of the Quantity, load and frequency of and materials Project Owner vehicles and construction machines are transported available in road to the area - Consult the community - District People’s Committees of the component (if necessary)
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Monitoring Environmental Monitorin Monitoring Monitoring Objects to be monitors date/frequenc Expenses impacts g location methods responsibility y 3. Surface water Water drainage system from Within the Observe While and after None - Consult the quality, sediment construction area and silt pits station heavy rain construction and erosion campus of supervisor of the Weather when excavating route Project Owner Clearance level of vegetation corridor, Slope in construction site surface - Consult the Water impurity water community source near - District the People’s constructio Committees of n site, the component stations and (if necessary) pylons in sloppy places
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Monitoring Environmental Monitorin Monitoring Monitoring Objects to be monitors date/frequenc Expenses impacts g location methods responsibility y 4. Dust and air Tightness of tank bottom and Along the Observe Before/While - Consult the pollution canvas in trucks transporting soil transportati transporting, construction and sand; Check dust dispersing on road dry, hot and supervisor of the possibility from soil and sand piles windy days Project Owner Houses of local - Consult the persons or community works - District nearest to People’s the site Committees of the component (if necessary)
5. Noise Noise from construction vehicles House of By special While Available in - Consult the and machines and local equipment, construction, bidding unit construction preparation/construction activities persons using noise high noise is price supervisor of the along the measuring available; when Project Owner Hours to conduct construction route equipment, claims about activities as well as raw material interviewin noise is - Consult the loading g local available. community persons - District People’s Committees of the component (if necessary)
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Monitoring Environmental Monitorin Monitoring Monitoring Objects to be monitors date/frequenc Expenses impacts g location methods responsibility y 6. Sanitation at Domestic waste,; construction Water Observe Weekly and Available in - Consult the the site waste and waste water at the site drainage before bidding unit construction path, camp, acceptance price supervisor of the station and Project Owner waste treatment - Consult the places community - District People’s Committees of the component (if necessary)
7. Discharging Surplus waste, stone and soil from Along the Observe While pile Available in - Consult the waste from pile pile foundation activities wireline foundation bidding unit construction foundation excavation price supervisor of the activities Vehicles and instruments used to Project Owner transport surplus waste with assurance - Consult the community - District People’s Committees of the component (if necessary)
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Monitoring Environmental Monitorin Monitoring Monitoring Objects to be monitors date/frequenc Expenses impacts g location methods responsibility y 8. Safety of Meet to popularize labor safety and At station Observe, Daily Available in - Safety worker and local labor safety equipment and camps interview, bidding unit supervisor of the persons read site price Contractor and First aid boxes, storage place of Pile diary the Project dangerous materials foundation Owner Warning objects at dangerous place to be constructed - Community and place supervisor where - District wiring is People’s conducted Committees of on road the component (if necessary) Operation Electric field and electric field intensity and magnetic House of Electromete When local - Recorded in NPC magnetic field field intensity local r/ persons have the operation persons magnetomet claims expenses of along the er wirelines route Noise Noise and distance from station to At the Use In case of Recorded in NPC the nearest house of local person nearest measureme claims the operation house of nt device expenses of local wirelines person
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Monitoring Environmental Monitorin Monitoring Monitoring Objects to be monitors date/frequenc Expenses impacts g location methods responsibility y Safety Inspection and maintenance works Office of Check 6 months or Recorded in NPC of the management team in charge station diary/plan annually the operation of transformer station manageme expenses of nt team Observe wirelines Fire protection equipment At office of station manageme nt team
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6.5. EMP IMPLEMENTATION Table 6.5. Implementation responsibility
Unit Responsibility
Power Network Project Management Be in charge of project performance on daily basis. Board (under Northern Power Including activities as follows: Corporation) and the Consultant: Thang Long Power Development Joint i. Preparing plans and implementing environmental Stock Company: management activities during construction. ii. Cooperating with other stakeholders relating to the environmental management activities. iii. Conducting internal supervision and independent control. iv. Supervising and funding the supervision activities. v. Reporting environmental information to the relevant stakeholders.
Thanh Hoa Power company Be responsible for operating the project including environmental management and monitoring activities during operation.
Power Network Project Management Be in charge of supervising the Contractor during Board and Thanh Hoa Power company construction including implementation of environmental management activities in EMP
Contractor Be responsible for complying with the technical requirement of the Environmental Management Plan Including:
i. Preparing the detail EMP of the bid package based on this EMP as guided by the environmental safety official of the Project Owner and submit the Project Owner for review and approval ii. Apply the mitigation measures in the EMP during construction iii. Ensure safety for construction workers and local person during construction. iv. Adhere policies of Vietnam and WB about environmental protection during construction.
Representatives of local community Involve in environmental monitoring and
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Unit Responsibility
management
Department of Environmental Supervise the implementation of EMP under the Management under the Department of Environmental License Natural Resources and Environment of the District People’s Committee
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- Report the Project Management Unit on applied Mitigation Measures 2 Technical supervisor - Observe (by observing) and - Refer to Appendix 1.3 of the Project evaluate environmental Management Unit parameters in the Report on Environmental Impact Assessment.
- Report the Project Management Unit 3 Communal and - Observe (by observing) and - Refer to Appendix 1.1 community staffs at evaluate environmental the project parameters in the Report on performance place Environmental Impact Assessment.
- Report the Project Management Unit
6.7. COST ESTIMATES FOR EMP Table 6.7.1. Cost estimates for capacity building training courses No. Training Expense (VND) Sources 1 Train about 5 project staffs to be attended Included in expenses of bid safety and 5 persons x 2 days x 20 districts x package mitigation 200,000 VND/person = 16,000,000 measures for VND workers and contractor 2 Train about 2 persons x 1 days x 20 districts x Included in operating cost of EMP 500,000 VND/person = 20,000,000 the Agency (Power Network management VND Project Management Board and supervision and provincial power for PMU/PC companies) officials
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Project : Rural Energy Project No. II Supporting the Medium Voltage for the North (The second phase) Report : Environnemental Management Plan (EMP) 3 Train about 1 person x 190 communes of the Included in project community locality to be attended management operating cost of monitoring for 1 person x 2 days x 190 communes x the Agency (Power Network representatives 300,000 VND/person = 114,000,000 Project Management Board of local persons VND and provincial power companies) 4 Train about 1 project staffs of each province to be Included in operating cost of implementation attended the Agency (Power Network of Project Management Board environmental 1 persons x 2 days x 20 districts x and provincial power management 200,000 VND/person = 8,000,000 companies) plan VND 5 NPC’s training 10 project officials to be attended Included in operating costs of on safety provincial power company. (regularly 10 persons x 20 districts x 1 day x conducted by 300,000 VND/person = 16,000,000 the provincial VND power companies) Total 174,000,000 VND
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2 Capacity building 3 persons x 10,000,000 x 3= supervision and 90,000,000 improvement training expenses 3 Trainning 174,000,000 -
TOTAL EXPENSE FOR ENTIRE 264,000,000 VND PROJECT
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1 Report on Environmental Situation of 05 provinces in 2009 - DoNRE
2 WB’s Source Materials on Environment Impact Assessment
3 Statistic Yearbook 2009 – Statistical Publishing House
4 Source materials on protective areas in Vietnam – Bird Life International
5 Policy Framework on Environment for Rural Energy Project No. 2- Additional Sponsor
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Appendix 1: Sample Reports Appendix 1.1. Sample data collected from communal authority ------SAMPLE DATA COLLECTED FROM COMMUNAL REPORT
Name of Project Commune: Evaluation phase: Environmental impacts:
Impacts/ Mitigation Measures Acknowledgement of Acknowledgement of the local authority the community Vehicles and project activities cause dust in the area Vehicles and project activities cause noise in the area Project activities cause river and lake water pollution in the area Cutting trees of the project affects environment Project activities cause impacts on agricultural and residential land Project activities cause impacts on cultural and historical relics The Project’s construction site affects local traffic Solid or liquid waste is discharged into environment The Project’s workers lay impacts on socio-economic and health aspect in the area Accidents Dust mitigation measures Erosion and sediment mitigation measures Construction material collection place, etc, to avoid consequences due to waterlog or chemical pollution, etc Waste management measures Project activities affect birds, animals or
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Impacts/ Mitigation Measures Acknowledgement of Acknowledgement of the local authority the community rare plants Trucks transporting raw materials damage road system Others
Recommendations Construction activities near the hospital must be limited with working hours from 07:00 to 11:00 in the morning and from 14:00- 17:00 in the afternoon. The period from 11:00 to 14:00 is the tea break of officials and patients to be kept quiet. More attention should be made when clearing construction camps The Contractor must ensure to store columns and construction waste at required places It is required to fully provide the safety equipment and training programs to workers to minimize labor accidents, etc, especially for local workers because they neglect about labor safety.
Signature of representatives of community supervision board: Title: Date: ------
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Appendix 1.2. Sample Report on Site Environmental Management Observation (Applied for Contractor)
Project Title: Project site: Contractor's name: Project commencement report or monthly report: Date of Report: Implemented No. Impacts Remarks mitigation measures Construction phase 1 Water surface pollution 2 Noise and vibration 3 Soil erosion 4 Air pollution Impacts on agricultural production due to 5 temporary occupancy of production land 6 Impacts on traffic 7 Damages on local road system 8 Solid waste from excavation Impacts on environment caused by construction 9 workers Conflict between construction workers and local 10 people 11 Labor health and safety Prepared by: Title: Address: Telephone:
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Appendix 1.3. Sample Report on Site Environmental Observation Parameters (This Form is applied for Environmental Observation Report of the Construction Supervision Consultant)
Project Title: Project site: Province: District: Commune: Type of Report: Monthly report (Yes/No): Quarterly report submitted to EVN (Yes/No): Quarterly report submitted to WB (Yes/No): Report by independent consultant (Yes/No): Date of Report:
Evaluation on feedback of Remarks/ No. Parameters supervisor and Recommendations community During construction: 1 Water impurity and erosion phenomenon 2 Noise surrounding site and neighboring residential areas 3 Dust 4 Management and control of cutting trees down and temporary road for construction 5 Solid waste and sanitation clearance after construction 6 Sanitation and labor safety equipment for workers 7 Impacts on traffic 8 Road damages 9 Situation of implementing labor safety protection measures 10 Construction materials management 11 Impacts on wild animas and natural resources 12 Bio-diversification loosing signs (if any) 13 Signs of encroaching cultural and historical relics 14 Others environmental issues (if any) During operation: 15 ROW protection 16 Impacts on wild animas and natural resources
Appendix 1.4. Sample Report on Site Environment Management Plan
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Construction Contractor The Construction Contractor shall submit a monthly report on progress of implementing the Site Environmental Management Plan to the Power Company in project provinces. This Site Environment Management Plan Report must contain contents as follows: Cover page Table of Contents Introduction - A paragraph introduces about purposes of the Report Updates of changes in preferences against the Final Report - List preference issues of the Final Report - List progress of settling each issue implemented by the Contractor - List all unsolved issues and give out recommendations for such issues. If such issues are not solved, reasons should be specified. Results of environmental management activities in reporting phase - Report mitigation measures in Site Environmental Management Plan (SEMP). - Are set objectives satisfied by these mitigation measures? If not, why? Explanations should be clear and complete.
Implemented by: Title:
Appendix 1. 5. Procedures on supervision report submission
No. Issues to be The first reporting The second The third reporting reported level reporting level level (Some copies submitted to Department of Natural Resources and Environment) Construction phase 1 Implementing By: Contractor By: PMU By: Provincial mitigation Frequency: Monthly People’s Committees Frequency: Semi- measures and site Submitted to: PMUs environment annual Frequency: Semi- management plan Submitted to: annual Provincial People’s Submitted to: WB Committees 2 Environmental By: Technical By: PMU By: Provincial monitoring supervisor of PMU People’s Committees Frequency: Monthly Frequency: Semi- annual Frequency: Semi- Submitted to: PMU Submitted to: annual Provincial People’s Submitted to: WB Committees Frequency: Twice during project performance. One during construction,
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APPENDIX 3: SAMPLE MINUTES OF THE PROJECT’S COMMUNITY CONSULTATION
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Table 4.1.2. Statistics on land affected (m2)
Temporary land acquisition Permanently land acquisition Gardent Gardent Field STT District / Commune Field land land Public land Public Total land Total (m2) (hill) land (hill) land (m2) (m2) (m2)
I Ba Thuoc district 1 Dien Quang 6,615 6,615 27 72 99 2 Tan Lap 170 13,313 13,483 64 127 191 3 Ai Thuong 195 13,641 13,836 70 127 197 4 Dien Trung 300 11,345 11,645 103 72 175 5 Dien Lu 270 13,878 14,148 57 133 190 6 Lam Sa 295 65 9,370 9,730 47 30 77 154 7 Thanh Lam 145 570 3,145 3,860 30 60 0 90 8 Ban Cong 80 115 4,255 4,450 30 37 34 101 9 Thiet Ong 330 248 3,692 4,270 28 14 59 101 10 Thiet Ke 170 140 4,130 4,440 51 21 36 108 II Cam Thuy district 11 Cam Yen 1,448 11,922 13,370 59 152 211 12 Cam Van 356 10,199 10,555 9 205 214
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Temporary land acquisition Permanently land acquisition Gardent Gardent Field STT District / Commune Field land land Public land Public Total land Total (m2) (hill) land (hill) land (m2) (m2) (m2)
13 Phuc Do 2,273 10,917 13,190 45 167 212 14 Cam Binh 2,302 10,263 12,565 74 123 197 15 Cam Thanh 461 9,179 9,640 34 125 159 16 Cam Luong 881 9,509 10,390 7 164 171 17 Cam Lien 643 8,017 8,660 35 124 159 18 Cam Son 2,309 4,191 6,500 13 96 109 19 Cam Quy 3,112 3,378 6,490 54 89 143 20 Cam Tu 2,740 11,460 14,200 23 187 210 21 Cam Giang 1,163 10,372 11,535 63 187 250 III Vinh Loc district 22 Vinh Hung 350 5,680 6,030 20 115 135 23 Vinh An 980 12,500 13,480 84 128 212 24 Vinh Yen 994 6,921 7,915 83 36 119 25 Vinh Ninh 250 5,540 5,790 20 109 129 26 Vinh Khang 456 7,759 8,215 83 42 125 27 Vinh Thanh 2,715 2,715 65 65
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Temporary land acquisition Permanently land acquisition Gardent Gardent Field STT District / Commune Field land land Public land Public Total land Total (m2) (hill) land (hill) land (m2) (m2) (m2) 28 Vinh Phuc 458 12,172 12,630 88 113 201 29 Vinh Tan 264 3,351 3,615 36 35 71 30 Vinh Minh 244 3,271 3,515 36 39 75 31 Vinh Thinh 547 12,383 12,930 97 110 207 32 Vinh Long 403 7,518 7,920 67 85 152 IV Yen Dinh district 33 Yen Trung 142 2,973 3,115 17 50 67 34 Yen Hung 503 4,962 5,465 63 29 92 35 Dinh Cong 1,851 15,379 17,230 210 45 255 36 Dinh Hung 1,317 9,263 10,580 161 18 179 37 Yen Giang 1,211 7,904 9,115 125 7 132 38 Yen Tam 449 5,601 6,050 46 86 133 39 Yen Lac 1,324 10,786 12,110 200 1 201 40 Dinh Thanh 5,450 5,450 129 129 41 Dinh Lien 1,710 13,340 15,050 215 13 228 42 Dinh Tien 667 6,963 7,630 97 54 151 43 Yen Tho 786 5,929 6,715 102 4 106
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Temporary land acquisition Permanently land acquisition Gardent Gardent Field STT District / Commune Field land land Public land Public Total land Total (m2) (hill) land (hill) land (m2) (m2) (m2) 44 Yen Phu 329 2,836 3,165 49 19 68 45 Yen Bai 684 8,111 8,795 112 14 127 V Ngoc Lac district 46 Phuc Thinh 60 25,325 25,385 12 318 330 47 Phung Minh 48 3,592 3,640 14 63 77 48 Cao Ngoc 25 13,013 13,038 7 194 201 49 Thuy Son 35 17,345 17,380 12 216 228 50 Phung Giao 45 12,810 12,855 7 201 208 51 Cao Thinh 120 19,598 19,718 14 263 277 52 Loc Thinh 220 6,906 7,126 18 95 113 VI Thuong Xuan district 53 Xuan Le 340 2,583 2,923 72 0 72 54 Xuan Khe 350 5,397 5,747 84 9 93 55 Xuan Thang 230 2,825 3,055 55 12 67 56 Tan Thanh 450 6,640 7,090 82 15 97 57 Luan Thanh 210 10,580 10,790 36 13 125 174 58 Xuan Cao 413 14,132 14,545 87 104 191
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Temporary land acquisition Permanently land acquisition Gardent Gardent Field STT District / Commune Field land land Public land Public Total land Total (m2) (hill) land (hill) land (m2) (m2) (m2) 59 Xuan Loc 560 7,779 8,339 88 55 143 60 Xuan Chinh 531 3,307 3,838 106 0 106 61 Van Xuan 360 5,759 6,119 83 31 114 62 Xuan Cam 580 14,487 15,067 116 116 232 VII Tho Xuan district 63 Xuan Yen 510 3,525 4,035 24 56 80 64 Xuan Tin 240 17,360 17,600 27 239 266 65 Xuan Quang 140 180 2,470 2,790 15 38 53 66 Xuan Giang 236 9,304 9,540 53 123 176 67 Xuan Phu 175 2,660 2,835 18 47 64 68 Tho Lam 230 10,655 10,885 24 127 150 69 Tho Nguyen 100 5,825 5,925 13 89 102 VIII Trieu Son district 70 K Nong 155 6,550 6,705 29 80 109 71 Dong Loi 970 12,440 13,410 126 83 209 72 Hop Tien 256 15,246 15,502 26 140 166 73 Tho Binh 160 9,280 9,440 34 125 159
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Temporary land acquisition Permanently land acquisition Gardent Gardent Field STT District / Commune Field land land Public land Public Total land Total (m2) (hill) land (hill) land (m2) (m2) (m2) 74 Tho Tien 240 5,345 5,585 41 45 86 75 Xuan Tho 330 7,195 7,525 165 0 165 76 Xuan Loc 230 3,565 3,795 40 29 69 77 Xuan Thinh 245 9,445 9,690 45 109 154 78 Tho The 450 6,675 7,125 52 63 115 79 Tho Phu 330 6,085 6,415 57 42 99 80 Dan Luc 300 250 8,760 9,310 28 121 149 IX Hau Loc district 81 Tien Loc 50 6,285 6,335 12 129 141 82 Loc Son 65 4,165 4,230 8 77 85 83 Hai Loc 55 9,034 9,089 12 143 155 84 Hoa Loc 120 6,703 6,823 14 141 155 85 Lien Loc 40 16,197 16,237 4 236 240 X Nga Son district 86 Nga Thang 80 7,719 7,799 7 125 132 87 Nga Vinh 65 2,552 2,617 8 40 48 88 Nga Dien 75 11,859 11,934 11 165 176
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Project : Rural Energy Project No. II Supporting the Medium Voltage for the North (The second phase) Report : Environnemental Management Plan (EMP)
Temporary land acquisition Permanently land acquisition Gardent Gardent Field STT District / Commune Field land land Public land Public Total land Total (m2) (hill) land (hill) land (m2) (m2) (m2) 89 Nga Thai 65 12,026 12,091 9 213 222 90 Nga Van 75 2,582 2,657 9 49 58 91 Nga Yen 99 9,234 9,333 14 150 164 92 Nga Thanh 45 5,863 5,908 4 110 114 93 Nga Truong 42 3,676 3,718 7 70 77 94 Nga My 50 5,677 5,727 7 90 97 95 Nga An 51 2,540 2,591 7 40 47 96 Nga Thach 42 5,222 5,264 7 78 85 97 Nga Tien 52 6,448 6,500 7 120 127 98 Nga Thien 53 12,841 12,894 7 197 204 XI Hoang Hoa district 99 Hoang Ha 210 4,436 4,646 26 55 81 100 Hoang Cat 97 8,428 8,525 23 111 134 101 Hoang Dao 230 7,758 7,988 30 137 167 102 Hoang Dai 50 9,633 9,683 21 174 195 103 Hoang Quy 29 4,942 4,971 25 73 98 104 Hoang Trung 98 7,229 7,327 20 89 109
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Project : Rural Energy Project No. II Supporting the Medium Voltage for the North (The second phase) Report : Environnemental Management Plan (EMP)
Temporary land acquisition Permanently land acquisition Gardent Gardent Field STT District / Commune Field land land Public land Public Total land Total (m2) (hill) land (hill) land (m2) (m2) (m2) 105 Hoang Xuyen 220 3,943 4,163 31 50 81 106 Hoang Trinh 56 4,493 4,549 18 61 79 XII Ha Trung district 107 Ha Phong 240 1,712 1,952 24 21 45 108 Ha Phu 90 1,945 2,035 22 0 22 109 Ha Bac 370 4,314 4,684 38 44 82 110 Ha Lai 375 6,134 6,509 121 0 121 111 Ha Chau 170 6,198 6,368 28 66 94 112 Ha Tan 450 6,145 6,595 58 40 98 113 Ha Hai 200 3,290 3,490 34 29 63 XIII Thach Thanh district 114 Thanh Hung 517 2,799 3,316 33 33 65 115 Thanh Kim 420 4,705 5,125 24 97 121 116 Thanh Van 379 3,845 4,224 21 56 77 117 Thach Dinh 335 5,920 6,255 19 88 107 118 Thanh Long 761 6,461 7,222 32 74 106 119 Thach Long 275 3,214 3,489 14 52 65
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Project : Rural Energy Project No. II Supporting the Medium Voltage for the North (The second phase) Report : Environnemental Management Plan (EMP)
Temporary land acquisition Permanently land acquisition Gardent Gardent Field STT District / Commune Field land land Public land Public Total land Total (m2) (hill) land (hill) land (m2) (m2) (m2) 120 Thanh Tan 1,065 8,378 9,443 56 91 147 121 Thanh Vinh 673 3,498 4,171 33 55 88 122 Thanh An 336 4,849 5,185 17 71 88 123 Thanh Cong 520 4,722 5,242 22 74 96 124 Thanh Tho 453 9,246 9,699 24 116 140 125 Thach Dong 271 6,758 7,029 26 86 112 126 Thach Tuong 846 14,641 15,487 51 175 226 127 Thach Quang 408 6,860 7,268 18 127 145 128 Thanh My 699 17,098 17,797 28 232 260 129 Thach Cam 766 12,661 13,427 40 166 206 130 Thanh Yen 560 12,378 12,938 105 94 199 XIV Dong Son district 131 Dong Tan 34 4,981 5,015 4 94 98 132 Dong Tien 39 3,217 3,256 4 59 63 133 Dong Van 50 27 9,778 9,855 8 4 136 148 134 Dong Anh 69 5,250 5,319 10 73 83 135 Dong Khe 2,358 2,358 52 52
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Project : Rural Energy Project No. II Supporting the Medium Voltage for the North (The second phase) Report : Environnemental Management Plan (EMP)
Temporary land acquisition Permanently land acquisition Gardent Gardent Field STT District / Commune Field land land Public land Public Total land Total (m2) (hill) land (hill) land (m2) (m2) (m2) 136 Dong Ninh 162 5,589 5,751 14 71 84 137 Dong Hoang 178 6,937 7,115 20 99 119 138 Dong Vinh 82 7,490 7,572 14 117 131 139 Dong Nam 128 11,376 11,504 18 159 177 XV Quang Xuong district 140 Quang Phong 112 6,588 6,700 6 95 101 141 Quang Phu 25 67 4,321 4,413 10 19 48 77 142 Quang Ninh 85 120 5,595 5,800 3 21 95 119 143 Quang Nham 30 45 2,460 2,535 15 23 19 57 144 Quang Vinh 275 195 5,815 6,285 25 21 80 126 145 Quang Thach 45 105 6,104 6,254 22 22 82 126 146 Quang Thinh 110 38 2,764 2,912 13 12 38 63 147 Quang Minh 126 115 2,184 2,425 9 8 36 53 XVI Tinh Gia district 148 Tan Truong 180 20,820 21,000 49 236 285 149 Binh Minh 145 2,030 2,175 25 27 52 150 Nguyen Binh 230 7,362 7,592 33 76 109
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Project : Rural Energy Project No. II Supporting the Medium Voltage for the North (The second phase) Report : Environnemental Management Plan (EMP)
Temporary land acquisition Permanently land acquisition Gardent Gardent Field STT District / Commune Field land land Public land Public Total land Total (m2) (hill) land (hill) land (m2) (m2) (m2) 151 Cac Son 135 16,671 16,806 12 227 239 XVII Nong Cong district 152 Yen My 469 12,139 12,608 90 102 192 153 Cong Chinh 1,359 18,766 20,125 142 149 291 154 Cong Binh 297 11,315 11,612 31 174 205 155 Hoang Son 333 13,793 14,126 62 152 214 156 Trung Thanh 300 4,615 4,915 52 46 98 157 Thang Tho 795 11,622 12,417 141 35 176 158 Truong Minh 168 18,224 18,392 38 210 248 159 Truong Giang 266 12,854 13,120 36 135 171 160 Minh Tho 231 16,681 16,912 45 204 249 161 Thang Long 153 10,808 10,961 44 121 165 162 Tuong Van 108 11,635 11,743 31 153 184 163 Tuong Son 315 17,164 17,479 47 219 266 XVIII Thieu Hoa district 164 Thieu Do 100 2,294 2,394 2 60 62 165 Thieu Duong 215 7,592 7,807 6 109 115
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Project : Rural Energy Project No. II Supporting the Medium Voltage for the North (The second phase) Report : Environnemental Management Plan (EMP)
Temporary land acquisition Permanently land acquisition Gardent Gardent Field STT District / Commune Field land land Public land Public Total land Total (m2) (hill) land (hill) land (m2) (m2) (m2) 166 Thieu Duy 110 10,024 10,134 7 158 165 167 Thieu Giang 155 11,508 11,663 4 162 166 168 Thieu Khanh 220 3,642 3,862 8 63 71 169 Thieu Hop 90 9,837 9,927 3 147 150 170 Thieu Long 245 6,155 6,400 9 98 107 171 Thieu Ly 55 3,534 3,589 4 76 79 172 Thieu Minh 45 9,351 9,396 4 145 149 173 Thieu Ngoc 43 9,447 9,490 4 151 155 174 Thieu Nguyen 80 2,552 2,632 3 61 64 175 Thieu Thanh 75 6,383 6,458 5 111 116 176 Thieu Tien 115 6,934 7,049 10 119 129 177 Thieu Vien 185 7,136 7,321 9 117 126 XIX Nhu Thanh district 178 Phuc Duong 61 10,590 10,651 101 45 146 179 Xuan Khang 243 11,463 11,706 30 151 181 180 Yen Tho 197 10,227 10,424 15 162 177 181 Yen Lac 206 44 14,588 14,838 23 35 168 225
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Project : Rural Energy Project No. II Supporting the Medium Voltage for the North (The second phase) Report : Environnemental Management Plan (EMP)
Temporary land acquisition Permanently land acquisition Gardent Gardent Field STT District / Commune Field land land Public land Public Total land Total (m2) (hill) land (hill) land (m2) (m2) (m2) 182 Cat Khe 68 265 15,041 15,374 6 46 162 214 183 Hai Long 274 5,165 5,439 105 0 105 184 Hai Van 248 5,822 6,070 27 89 115 185 Mau Lam 138 18,514 18,652 11 254 265 186 Phu Nhuan 187 16,629 16,816 56 197 252 187 Phuong Nghi 158 9,324 9,482 83 59 142 XX Nhu Xuan district 188 Yen Le 369 18 9,043 9,430 53 2 90 145 189 Hoa Quy 660 28,442 29,102 31 319 350 190 Thuong Ninh 313 19,670 19,983 35 243 278 Total 70,303 2,922 1,586,028 1.659.254 7,512 476 19,014 27,002
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Project : Rural Energy Project No. II Supporting the Medium Voltage for the North (The second phase) Report : Environnemental Management Plan (EMP)
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