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CHONGOINGSMAL CITIESINFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTPROJECT 1 CONSOUDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. PREFACE ...... 9

A. OBJECTIVE OF THIS RAP ...... 9

B. DEFINITION OF DISPLACED PERSONS (ELIGIBILITY AS DISPLACED PERSONS) ...... 9...... 9

C. DEFINITION OF RELATED TERMINOLOGIES ...... 10

2. PROJECT INTRODUCTION ...... 14

A. BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO CSCP ...... 14

B. CONTENT AND SCALE OF PROJECT ...... 17

3. SOCIOECONOMIC SURVEY ...... 21 A. PURPOSE OF SURVEY .21

B. SCOPE OF SURVEY .21

C. DURATION OF SURVEY .21

D. SUBJECT OF SURVEY .21

E. TRAINING OF PERSONNEL .22

F. METHODOLOGY OF SURVEY .22

4. SOCIOECONOMIC BACKGROUND OF THE PROJECT AREA ...... 24

A. SOCIOECONOMIC BACKGROUND OF AFFECTED DISTRICT, COUNTIES AND CITIES AND TOWNSHIPS AND VILLAGES

B. SOCIOECONOMIC SITUATION OF AFFECTED FAMILIES ...... 28

C. INFORMATION ABOUT AFFECTED ETHNIC GROUP AREAS ...... 38

5. PROJECT IMPACTS ...... 39

A. PERMANENT LAND ACQUISITION AND TEMPORARY LAND OCCUPATION .39

B. AFFECTED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES .41

C. AFFECTED ENTERPRISES. 42

AFFECTEDD. INSTITUTIONS .43 E. AFFECTED SHOPS.48

F. OVERDUE TEMPORARY AND ILLEGAL BUILDINGS .50

G. OTHER AFFECTED BUILDINGS .50

CHONGOINGSMAL CMES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 2 CONSOUDATEDRAPFOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT -WORLDBANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN-6.2 FASEP- ETUDES GROUPEHUIT / SOGREAHCONSULTANTS H. AFFECTED POPULATION ...... 51 I. AFFECTED VULNERABLE GROUPS ...... 54 J. AFFECTED GROUND ATTACHMENTS ...... 54

6. LAWS AND POLICY FRAMEWORK ...... 57 A. MAIN LAWS AND POLICIES OF RESETTLEMENT ...... 57

B. RELEVANT LAWS AND POLICIES FOR RESETTLEMENT ...... 58

C. WORLD BANK OPERATIONAL POLICIES ON INVOLUNTARY RESETTLEMENT ...... 70 D. RESETTLEMENT POLICY OF THE PROJECT ...... 71

7. COMPENSATION RATES ...... 76

A. DEMOLITION AND RESETTLEMENT OF URBAN RESIDENTS' HOUSES .76

B. DEMOLITION AND RESETTLEMENT OF RURAL RESIDENTS' HOUSES .76

C. RATES OF COMPENSATION FOR ENTERPRISES .77

D. RATES OF COMPENSATION FOR INSTITUTIONS .77

E. RATES OF COMPENSATION FOR AFFECTED SHOPS .78

F. COMPENSATION FOR ACQUISITION OF COLLECTIVE-OWNED LAND .78

G. COMPENSATION FOR TEMPORARY LAND OCCUPATION .83

H. COMPENSATION RATES FOR INFRASTRUCTURES AND GROUND ATTACHMENTS .84

8. PRODUCTION AND LIVELIHOOD REHABILITATION PLAN ...... 88 A. RESETTLEMENT PRINCIPLES ...... 88 B. RESETTLEMENT PLANS ...... 89

9. PUBLIC CONSULTATION ...... 101

A. STRATEGY FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ...... 101 B. PUBLIC OPINION SURVEY ...... 102

C. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROCESS AND OPENNESS OF POLICIES ...... 103

10.GRIEVANCE REDRESS PROCEDURES ...... 105

11. ORGANIZATION ARRANGEMENT ...... 107

A. AGENCIES INCONNECTION WITH RESETTLEMENT ACTION ...... 107 B. ORGANIZATIONAL CONSTRUCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES ...... 107

C. ORGANIZATION CHART ...... 111 D. QUALIFICATIONS AND STAFFING OF AGENCIES ...... 112

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 3 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAHCONSULTANTS E. MEASURES TO STRENGTHEN CAPABILITIES OF AGENCIES .113

12. IMPLEMENTATION TIMETABLE .114

A. PROGRESS OF RESETTLEMENT AND PROJECT CONSTRUCTION ...... 114 B. KEY TASKS TO BE PERFORMED INPERMANENT ACQUISITION OF LAND ...... 114

C. KEY TASKS TO BE PERFORMED FOR URBAN HOUSE DEMOLITION AND RESIDENT RESETTLEMENT ...... 114

D. KEY TASKS TO BE PERFORMED FOR RURAL HOUSE DEMOLITION AND RESIDENT RESETTLEMENT ...... 115

E. KEY TASKS TO BE PERFORMED INRESETTLEMENT OF ENTERPRISES AND INSTITUTIONS ...... 116

F. KEY TASKS TO BE PERFORMED INRELATION OF SHOPS ...... 116 G. KEY RESETTLEMENT TASKS AND TIMETABLE ...... 117

13. RESETTLEMENT BUDGET AND FINANCING .120 A. EXPENSES.120 B. YEARLY INVESTMENT PLAN .123 C. SOURCE OFFUND.123 D. FUND FLOW AND ALLOCATION PLAN .123

14. MONITORING AND EVALUATION ...... 125 A. INTERNAL MONITORING.125 B. INDEPENDENT EXTERNAL MONITORING .126 C. POST ASSESSMENT.127

15. ENTITLEMENT MATRIX .128

LIST OF APPENDICES

APPENDIX 1: LIST OF PROJECT IMPACTS .138 APPENDIX 2: DETAILED SCHEMES OF RESETTLEMENT INTHE SUBCOMPONENTS .142

APPENDIX 3: DETAILED BUDGET FOR 14 SUBCOMPONENTS .178

APPENDIX 4: OUTLINE OF INDEPENDENT MONITORING AND EVALUATION ON RESETTLEMENT .183 APPENDIX 5: FIGURES OF THE 14 SUBCOMPONENTS .185

CHONGQINGSMALL CrIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 4 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN-6.2 FASEP -ETUDES GROUPE HUIT I SOGREAH CONSULTANTS LIST OF TABLES

TABLE2-1 COMPONENTS OF CHONGQING SMALL-CITY INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ...... 16

TABLE2-2 CONTENT AND SCALE OF PROJECT ...... 17

TABLE4-1 BASIC SOCIOECONOMIC SITUATIONS OF THE AFFECTED DISTRICTS, COUNTIES AND CITIES IN2003 .24

TABLE4-2 BASIC SOCIOECONOMIC SITUATIONS OF THE AFFECTED RURAL AND URBAN TOWNSHIPS IN2003 .25

TABLE4-3 BASIC SOCIOECONOMIC SITUATIONS OF THE AFFECTED VILLAGES IN2003 .27

TAB LE4-4 BASIC FACTS ABOUT THE AFFECTED RURAL FAMILIES.31

TABLE4-5 ANNUAL INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF AFFECTED RURAL FAMILIES .34

TAB LE4-6 BASIC FACTS ABOUT THE AFFECTED URBAN FAMILIES.37

TABLE4-7 ANNUAL INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF AFFECTED RURAL FAMILIES .37

TABLE5-1 DETAIL OF PERMANENT LAND ACQUISITION .40

TABLE5-2 DETAIL OF TEMPORARY LAND OCCUPATION.40

TABLE5-3 DETAIL OF AFFECTED RURAL RESIDENTIAL HOUSES AND THEIR ATTACHMENTS .41

TABLE5-4 DETAIL OF AFFECTED URBAN RESIDENTIAL HOUSES AND THEIR ATTACHMENTS .42

TABLE5-5 DETAIL OF AFFECTED ENTERPRISES .44

TABLE5-6 BASIC FACTS ABOUT AFFECTED ENTERPRISES.46

TABLE5-7 DETAIL OF AFFECTED INSTITUTIONS .47

TABLE5-8 DETAIL OF AFFECTED SHOPS . . . . .48

TABLE5-9 BASIC FACTS ABOUT AFFECT SHOPS ...... 49

TABLE5-1 0 DETAIL OF AFFECTED TEMPORARY AND ILLEGAL BUILDINGS .50

TABLE5-1 DETAIL OF OTHER AFFECTED BUILDINGS .51

TABLE5-12 BASIC FACTS ABOUT AFFECTED POPULATION2 5

TABLE5-13 FACTS ABOUT AFFECTED VULNERABLE GROUPS.54

TABLE5-14 DETAIL OF AFFECTED GROUND ATTACHMENTS, SPARSELY GROWN FRUIT TREES AND PUBLIC FACILITIES .55

CHONGOINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 5 CONSOUDATEDRAP FOR CSCP CHONGOING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLDBANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORT N'6.2 - ETUDES FASEP GROUPE HUITI SOGREAH- CONSULTANTS TABLE7-1 RATE OF COMPENSATION FOR DEMOLITION OF URBAN RESIDENTIAL HOUSES ...... 76

TABLE7-2 RATE OF COMPENSATION FOR DEMOLITION OF RURAL RESIDENTIAL HOUSES ...... 76

TABLE7-3 COMPENSATION RATES FOR AFFECTED ENTERPRISES ...... 77

TABLE7-4 COMPENSATION RATES FOR AFFECTED INSTITUTIONS ...... 78

TABLE7-5 COMPENSATION RATES FOR AFFECTED SHOPS ...... 78

TABLE7-6 RATE OF COMPENSATION FOR PERMANENT ACQUISITION OF LAND ...... 78

TABLE7-7 RATES OF COMPENSATION FOR PERMANENT LAND ACQUISITION ...... 81

TABLE7-8 RATES OF COMPENSATION FOR TEMPORARY USE OF LAND ...... 84

TABLE7-9 RATES OF COMPENSATION FOR VARIOUS TYPES OF GROUND ATTACHMENTS AND INFRASTRUCTURES AFFECTED ...... 85

TABLE8-1 ANALYSIS OF IMPACT BY LAND ACQUISITION ...... 90

TABLE8-2 RESETTLEMENT ALTERNATIVES FOR PERSONS TO BE AFFECTED BY LAND ACQUISITION ...... 96

TABLE8-3 HOUSE-REBUILDING PLANS FOR URBAN RESIDENTS AFFECTED BY INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS ...... 96

TABLE8-4 HOUSE-REBUILDING PLANS FOR RURAL RESIDENTS AFFECTED BY INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS ...... 97

TABLE8-5 RESETTLEMENT PLAN FOR ENTERPRISES TO BE AFFECTED BY SUBCOMPONENTS ...... 97

TABLE8-6 RESETTLEMENT PLAN FOR INSTITUTIONS TO BE AFFECTED BY SUBCOMPONENTS ...... 98

TABLE8-7 RESETTLEMENT PLAN FOR SHOPS TO BE AFFECTED BY SUBCOMPONENTS ...... 98

TABLES-I SURVEY OF PUBLIC OPINIONS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL REACTIONS ...... 102

TABLE9-2 PROCESS OF ENSURING AFFECTED PEOPLE' PARTICIPATION ...... 103

TABLE9-3 POLICY OPENNESS ASSURING PROCESS ...... 104

TABLEI1-1 STAFFING OF AGENCIES INVOLVED IN PROJECT EXECUTION AND RESETTLEMENT ...... 112

TABLEI 1-2 EXECUTING AGENCIES FOR EACH PROJECT ...... 112

TABLEI-1B1CSDHEEULELOFEIMPLEMENTATION-...... SCHEDULE...... OF...... IMPLEMENTATION...... 118

TABLEI3-1 PLANNED OVERALL BUDGET FOR RESETTLEMENT ...... 121

TABLE13-2 YEARLY INVESTMENT PLAN ...... 123

CHONGOINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 6 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN'6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAHCONSULTANTS LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE 2 PROCEDURE FOR GRIEVANCE REDRESS ...... 105

FIGURE 3 PROCEDURE FOR GRIEVANCE REDRESS OF YONGCHUAN AND DIANJIAN ...... 106

FIGURE 5 SCHEDULEIMPLEMENTATION OF .... 119

FIGURE 6 RESETTLEMENT FUND FLOW ...... 124

CHONGOQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 7 CONSOUDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT- WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORT N-6.2 FASEP -ETUDES GROUPEHUIT I SOGREANCONSLtLTANTS ABBREVIATIONS & ACRONYMS

CSCP Chongqing Small Cities Infrastructure Improvement Project CUEP Chongqing Urban Environment Project MU Area Unit (I Mu= 0.0667 Ha) PMO Project Management Office RAP Resettlement Action Plan WB World Bank WS water supply RE River embankment M&E Monitoring and Evaluation

CURRENCIES

RMB Chinese Yuan (Renminbi) USD United States Dollar

Conversion rate: 1 USD = 8 RMB

CHONGOINGSMALL CITIrS INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 8 CONSOuDATEDRAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLDBANK DECEMOR2HI 4 -REPORTCN6.2 FASEP- ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAHICONSUJLTANTS 1. PREFACE

The reports on the Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) for Chongqing Small Cities Infrastructure Improvement Project (CSCP) are made up of individual RAP reports for 14 components and one consolidated report. The consolidated report is prepared, under the guidance of SOGREAH resettlement experts, by Chongqing Technology and Business University (CTBU) from the RAP reports for 14 components submitted by their respective owners. The respective component RAPs further details the consolidated report and serves as the basis for the implementation. The consolidate report as well as the 14 component RAP reports are revised according to the Aide Memoire issued by the World Bank after the pre-appraisal mission in October-November 2004.

A. Objective of this RAP

To minimize impact of involuntary resettlement and prevent serious socio-economic and environmental risks, the "Resettlement Action Plan for CSCP" (referred to as Resettlement Action Plan and abbreviated as RAP hereafter) is prepared and aim at achieving the following goals: * Optimizing project designs to avoid or minimize involuntary resettlement. * If resettlement is unavoidable, it should be conceived and carried out based on the perspective of sustainable development and sufficient funds should be provided to enable the displaced persons to share the benefit from the project. The displaced persons should be adequately and sincerely consulted to give them a chance to get involved in making and implementing the resettlement action plan. * Assistance should be given to the displaced persons to improve their livelihood and living standard or at least restore it to the higher level before relocation or project commencement.

B. Definition of displaced persons (eligibility as displaced persons)

B.1. Definition of displaced persons in this project According to Clause 3 of the World Bank Operational Policy (OP4.12), displaced persons refer to those who are affected in either of (a) the involuntary taking of land resulting in (i) relocation or loss of shelter; (ii) lost of assets or access to assets; or (iii) loss of income sources or means of livelihood, whether or not the affected persons must move to another location or (b) the involuntary restriction of access to legally designated parks and protected areas resulting in adverse impacts on the livelihoods of the displaced persons.

CHONGQINGSMAU_ CITiES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 9 CONSOLIDATEDRAPFOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT - WORLDBANK DECEMBER2004 - REPORTN-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS In this project, displaced persons refer to persons, whose properties, income and life are adversely affected due to the implementation of the project, including: * Permanent or temporary owners and users (regardless of residential identity) all of whose immovable properties (such as land, houses, structures, adjuncts and facilities) are demolished due to the implementation of the project; * Persons whose land is temporarily borrowed due to the implementation of the project; * Persons whose business operation is affected due to the implementation of the project * Persons whose working and living environments are affected by relocation due to the implementation of the project.

B.2. Time limit for eligibility as displaced persons

As stipulated in the applicable domestic regulations, the time limit for eligibility as being displaced persons is the date on which the house demolition notice is issued. After this date, the affected residents are not allowed to build, expand or modify their houses nor change the purpose of their houses and land, let out land or sell the houses and people flocking into the project area after the date are not regarded as displaced persons. The eligibility for being displaced persons in this project is determined by the definition of displaced persons and eligibility time limit.

B.3. Entitlement of displaced persons

They should be resettled, compensated and restored in a manner at least equivalent to the impact received and the project executer shall do his best to improve the displaced persons' livelihood and living standard or at least restore them to the higher level before relocation or project commencement.

C. Definition of related terminologies

C.1. Compensation, resettlement and rehabilitation Compensation Compensations should be made to all the people affected by the project to improve or at least restore their living standards and to compensate for the damaged properties. The compensation for damages of properties will be made at the price as if there are bought new and not at a reduced or discounted price based on depreciation or other reasons. All the affected people should be given the rights and interests derived from the impacts they receive, and, except for being given the compensation for the property damage; they should also be subsidized for rehabilitation. Those who are affected by the project and are engaged in businesses, land cultivation or building construction without properties, rights and legal permission for residence should be treated as equal to those who have and are qualified to have their livelihood restored and property damages compensated for.

CHONGQINGSmALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 10 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 - REPORTN-6.2 FASEP- ETUDES GROUPE HUIT/ SOGREAHCONSULTANTS Resettlement "Resettlement" refers to the production or livelihood activities arrangement made for people affected by the project so that they can benefit from the project. This mainly involves the following: (1) Movement of shelters; (2) Seeking reemployment for the affected people; (3) Making rehabilitation of (or compensation for) the loss of lands, work places, trees and infrastructures; (4) Rehabilitating welfare for those whose living standards (or quality) is adversely affected (such as harmed by polluting gases) due to land acquisition and resettlement; (5) Restoring or compensating for the affected private or public enterprises; and (6) Restoring cultural or public properties adversely affected. Rehabilitation "Rehabilitation" means to bring back the capability of the affected people to continue their production activities or improve their living standard or at least maintain it at the level before the project. The ultimate purpose of this "Resettlement Action Plan" is to enable those affected by the project to have their damages compensated so that their living standard is improved or kept at the pre-level before the project is constructed. To achieve this goal, the plan outlines rehabilitation measures so that the affected people can regain their income to enable them to live on. Meanwhile, the affected business and production resources (including shops and enterprises), public properties, infrastructures and cultural relics will also be improved or at least restored to the level before the project is constructed.

C.2. Property

The affected property of the displaced people refers to the immovable property including land, houses, house adjuncts, ground attachments, sparsely grown fruit trees and public facilities. (1) Land Land refers to the land and crops thereon in the present year (Note: According to the land law of China, the compensation for land acquisition includes the compensation for crops living on the land at the time of acquisition. The type of living crops has been differentiated separately in the category of agricultural land in the rural area and is therefore not mentioned herein), excluding buildings, structures and attachments. (2) House

This refers to the artificial structures built with bricks, wood, stones, cement, etc. and can be used as shelters in which people live or carry out business. (3) House adjuncts This term refers to equipment such as telephone line, coal gas pipes, TV cables, etc. that are attached to the building and cannot be moved.

CHONGOINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTPROJECT 11 CONSOLIDATEDRAPFOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLDBANK DECEMBER2004 - REPORTN'6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAHCONSULTANTS (4) Ground attachments

This term refers to independent artificial structures built not as the space for people to perform activities but to serve the purpose of protection, embellishment, storage, etc. Common ground attachments include enclosing walls, retaining walls, (courtyard) gates, water ponds, water conduits, flowerbeds, etc. (5) Sparsely grown bruit trees This term refers to perennial crops such as trees, fruit trees, bamboos, etc. (6) Public facilities This term refers to independent public facilities such as power lines, communication system, WS system, pipelines, etc. not affixed to buildings.

C.3. Definition of terminologies for different forms of compensation

Apart from being compensated for damages of properties described above, the displaced persons can also receive compensation for damages caused to them by relocation. These forms of compensation are defined as follows: (1) Production or business discontinuation compensation This refers Damages to the displaced persons caused by the discontinuation of production of business operation due to the implementation of the project. (2) Transition allowance This refers to the compensation for expenses of renting transitional shelters incurred to the displaced persons who have to temporarily move out of their formner residences or shops for lack of resettlement houses already made available to them at the time of demolition or as a requirement during the project implementation period and who choose to seek temporary asylum by themselves. (3) Movement allowance This refers to the compensation for expenses incurred to the displaced persons for moving to a new permanent or temporary place of residence or, after the temporary movement process, from the temporary domicile to the place of residence. (4) Facility compensation This refers to the compensation for immovable equipment (such as power and WS systems, pipelines, etc.) attached to the building after the displaced persons have moved to the new production premises. (5) Bounty

This refers to the bonus paid to each displaced person's family for having completed movement within the specified time limit.

CHIONGQINGSMALL. CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 12 CONSOLIDATEDRAPFOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN-6.2 FASEP- ETUDES GROUPEHUIT / SOGREAH CONSLLTANTS C.4. Definitions of other terminologies (1) Overdue temporary buildings These refer to temporary buildings that have been used for over two years. Temporary buildings are those built with the approval of the responsible authorities for use within a certain period of time (normally two years) and must be demolished unconditionally by the user after this time limit has expired. (2) Illegal buildings These refer to buildings constructed by the owner without securing formal approval of any housing and land administration authorities. (3) Other types of buildings These refer to some of the public toilet buildings involved in the public building reconstruction project in Chongqing, which is used for other purposes. The owner of this type of buildings is Chongqing Municipal Environment Sanitation Bureau who use part of the toilet building as shops to let and dormitories for sanitation workers.

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 13 CONSOUDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS 2. PROJECT INTRODUCTION

A. Brief introduction to CSCP

Located on the upper reach of the Yangtze River, Chongqing is the only municipality directly administered by the central government in the western region of China. Its territory covers an area of 82,400 square kilometers divided into 40 districts, counties (or autonomous counties or cities). By the end of 2003, Chongqing has a population of 31.15 million people of whom 23.76 million are rural residents, accounting for 76% of the total population. The vastness of Chongqing results in a great difference in geographical, economic and social conditions. It is a large city with a large rural area, exhibiting a very typical two-element economic structure. By the end of 2003, the GDP value was only US$751 in Chongqing's west and southeast with an area accounting for 70.5% and population accounting for 50.4% of the total area and population. This figure constitutes only the average level in the western part of China and one half of the national average level of US$1,472. In Chongqing, there are 14 counties to be given special poverty-relieving assistance by the state government and in these counties, there are 3200 villages identified as extremely poverty-stricken villages. The inadequate urbanization level is one of the major causes for residents in rural areas, especially in the remote poverty-stricken areas to get rid of poverty and get better off. Therefore, Chongqing Municipal Planning Commission has prepared a plan for constructing a number of infrastructure projects aim at quickening the urbanization progress in Chongqing and is put into practice by requesting loans from the World Bank as instructed by the municipal government and CCP committee.

A.1. Necessity of the project

Urbanization is an important driving force for national economic and social development and is also the inevitable result of economic development and especially industrialization process. Urbanization is also one of the five principal development strategies during the I0'h five-year plan period of Chongqing and is also a major task for promoting economic and strategic restructuring. Owing to its low urbanization level and backward infrastructure, Chongqing's economic development falls victim to the serious "bottleneck" effect. As a matter of fact, the backwardness in infrastructure has more and more severely affected Chongqing's economic and social development and become the major cause for the widening of gap with the eastern region of China in the level of development. This is especially the case in the poverty-stricken areas where the backward infrastructure cannot serve as an effective vehicle for economic development nor render the resource advantage into economic advantage to make it possible to realize the target for getting well off as quickly as it should be. The outstanding issues currently facing the urbanization situation in Chongqing include:

CHONGOiNGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 14 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN-6.2 FASEP -ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS * Backward transportation infrastructure: The current traffic network is structurally incomplete with a small capacity and limited coverage. Most of the districts and counties have no railway transportation facilities. The expressway network is being constructed and a quick surface thoroughfare has not yet formed. The highway system is small in quantity and low in grade and of the existing highway routes, low-grade ones (i.e. rated Grades III and IV and off-grade) account for 87% of the total length. One-fourth of townships and villages have no highways in Chongqing, which is below the national average level. * Insufficient WS capacity in urban townships: In Chongqing, the per-capita possession of water resources accounts for two-thirds of the national average level and this puts Chongqing among areas moderately short in water. There are three million rural residents facing the problem of drinking water and 375 rural townships have no tap WS. Water is in short supply in the seats of one-fifth of the counties. The mountainous topography makes it difficult to form a complete urban WS network system. The present system is has a very low water delivering and distributing capability, which is also uneven. Some urban areas suffer severe water shortage. The existing WS pipelines are rather old, the pollution of existing water sources is serious and the quality of water supplied needs improvement. * Chongqing has a rather complicated topography and geology full of landslides, crags and other factors affecting the stability of mountains. Most of the cities along the river have not built flood-control RE works. The flood resistance and riverbank solidness of these cities are rather low. The low flood resistance results in serious flooding almost every year and puts the city in danger. Geological disasters occur frequently, causing personal injuries or deaths and damage of properties every year. * The construction of environmental sanitation infrastructure also lags behind in Chongqing. As a major part of the urban environmental sanitation infrastructure, public toilets are low in grade, old in equipment, poor in sanitation, insufficient in quantity, irrational in location and poor in management. These defects have combined to make toilets a major source of pollution to the air, soil and water body of the city and at the same time cause inconvenience to the everyday life and work of the urban residents. They also bring about negative impact on the further reform and opening up and introduction of foreign businesses in Chongqing. To quicken the pace of turning Chongqing into an economic center on the upper reach of the Yangtze River and to meet the strategic goal of urbanization, works in four aspects are required: the small-city WS facilities that are aimed at improving the basic living condition and quality of life and ensuring good production conditions for the urban and rural residents; urban road network construction aimed at improving urban traffic condition, preventing geological disasters, enhancing urban floor resistance and strengthening the functionality of the city; road construction aimed at improving the traffic condition around the city, constructing the basic economic and social development platform of the districts and counties and improving the economic development capabilities of these districts and counties; and improvement and construction of public toilets in the metropolitan area aimed at improving Chongqing's environmental sanitation condition, enhancing the image of the metropolis, promoting the construction of socialist spiritual civilization and synchronous development of urban economy and environmental sanitation.

CHONGOINGSMALL CrIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT 15 CONSOUDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLDBANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPEHUIT / SOGREAH CONSILTANTS A.2. Project composition

The 14 components of the Chongqing small-city infrastructure improvement project fall into four major categories: WS project, road construction project, river embankment project and toilet reconstruction project, involving 19 districts, counties and cities including 10 districts in the metropolitan area. See TABLE2-1 below for a list of these projects:

TABLE2-1 COMPONENTS OF CHONGQING SMALL-CITY INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT S/N Category Location Descnpbon 1 Yongchuan WS project in Yongchuan 2 Yongchuan WS project in Songji 3 Water Supply (WS) Jiulongpo, Shapingba Yangtze river WS project at Tongguanyi and/or pumping projects -and Bishan 4 Dianjiang Urban WS project in Dianjiang County seat 5 Tongnan WS project inTongnan County 6 Tongnan City to Sandian Road construction project inTongnan County 7 Road construction Qianjiang Road construction project in new urban area of Qianjiang District 8 projects Yubei Tongjing-Caoping road construction project inYubei District 9 Shizhu Shizhu county to Sandian road construction project in Shizhu County 10 Shizhu Comprehensive riverside road construction project in Shizhu Tujia ethnic minority autonomous county 11 River Embankment (RE) Wansheng RE project in Wansheng District 12 projects Nanchuan Comprehensive riverside road improvement project in Nanchuan County Laixi and Chishui Rivers flood control facility improvement project in 13 Rongchang Rongchang County Public toilet 14 reconstruction City proper Chongqing City proper public toilet reconstruction subcomponent subcomponent

(@)WS project Under this category are five components in six districts, counties and cities including Yongchuan, Jiulongpo, Shapingba, Biashan, Jianjian and Tongnan. The project is to be built to a scale of supplying 553,000 cubic meters of water per day and constructing a water delivering and supplying pipeline network with a total length of 399 kilometers, which is able to solve the WS problem for 2.36 million urban and rural residents. ( Road construction project List under this category are four components in four districts, counties and cities including Tongnan, Qianjiang, Yubei and Shizhu with a total length of 39.3km. ® RE project Listed under this category are four riverside road construction projects in four district, counties and cities including Shizhu, Wansheng, Nanchuan and Rongchang. These components involve the construction of embankments totalling 29.01km in length, riverside roads totalling 16.21km in length. They are basically aimed at forning a multi-purpose road system serving the purpose

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B. Content and scale of project

The content and scale of the project are as shown in TABLE2-2 and the funds needed will be raised by means of capital raising and loaning. The latter includes the borrowing of World Bank loans and domestic bank loans and the former involves the self-raised fund (including subsidies provided by the municipal government of Chongqing as in the case of some districts, counties or cities such as Shizhu). The project involves a total investment of RMB2.69425 billion including a US$135.71 million loan by the World Bank.

TABLE2-2 CONTENT AND SCALE OF PROJECT

Total Investment World Project Component Content (RMB million) (USS million)Bank Loan Capacity: 500m3/d in Zhangjia Township; Yongchuan WS 1000m3/d in Jinlong Township; 32.90 1.65 2500m3/d in Linjiang Township; Pipeline length: 50.7km Water Supply Songji WS Capacity: 155,000 m34d; 309.26 15.46 Pipeline length: 44km ______(WS) Tongguanyi WS Capacity: 350,000 m3/d; TonggunyiWS Pipeline length: 112km 579567.91 28.4084 Capacity: 30,000m3/d; Dianjiang WS Pipeline length: 68.2km 112.82 5.64 Tongnan WS Capacity: 11,000m3/d; Pipeline length: 124km19.957 119.39 5.97 Tongnan Road 3rd-class road 12m wide and 11km in total 106.99 length 5.35 ______RdQianjiang Road Urban main road 24-35m wide and 9.7km 354.38 17.72 RodQajagRoad in total length 343 5 77 construction 2n,_class road 1Gm wide (lane width 7m) 207 00 Yubei Road and 13.87km in total length 200.71 10.04 Shizhu Road 2n-class road 1Om wide and length 4.7km in total 127.30 6.37 Shizhu RE RE: 2.96km 108.55 5.43 ______Riverside road: 4km10.5.4 River Wansheng RE Riverside road: 2.3km 126.96 6.35 EmbankmentRiesdro:23k (RE) Nanchuan RE RE: 9.5km 155.48 7.77 ______Riverside road: 5.1Ikm154877 Rongchang RE Riverside road: 9.7km 291.60 14.58 Toilet Toilet improvement Reconstruction 238 80 5 TJotal ______2694.25 135.71

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B.1. Project design and construction progress schedule

The feasibility study of the 14 components of the project was completed in September 2004 and the project will be constructed in 36 months from July 2005 in which the construction operation begins to July 2008 in which the construction operation ends.

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This project covers a total area of 2400km2 in 19 districts, counties and cities of Chongqing including the metropolitan districts, Bishan, Yongchuan, Dianjiang, Tongnan, Qianjiang, Shizhu, Wansheng, Nanchuan and Rongchang and will directly benefit 725 million people. The project, if successfully constructed, will promote the sustainable socio-economic development in the project area. By land acquisition (or taking) and property demolition and relocation, this project will affect 13,744 persons in 3,295 households in 89 villages in 34 rural (or urban) townships of 19 districts (counties or cities). A total of 4,050.2mu of land will be permanently taken including 2,430mu of farmland. Residential houses of 603 rural households totalling 90,063m2 in space and 25 urban households totalling 1,525m2 will be demolished. The project will affect 26 2 enterprises and institutions, as 40,561m of premises will be demolished. Altogether 19 shops will be affected, as 1,212m2 of premises will be demolished.

B.3. Measures to mitigate impact of the project

B.3.1. Project planning and designing period

Optimize project design and avoid densely populated areas or multi-story high-rise buildings to minimize the scope of impact of land acquisition and involuntary resettlement. When conducting design of sewage treatment plants and water purification plants, comparison of different alternative sites shall be made to minimize house demolition. When planning green belts and pedestrian passageways, their widths have been determined section by section according to the actual situation to avoid as much as possible demolishing and relocating permanent buildings within the project area. When planning the pressurizing pump stations, due considerations have been given to the technical requirement for WS pipeline route and the actual topographical conditions along the route and the sites chosen are far from the residential area. This not only makes it easier to lay out the pipeline but also minimizes the impact of the project on the domestic life and production activities of the local residents. The water delivery and distribution pipelines will be laid along the highway route or follow the existing pipeline route to minimize land acquisition and house demolition and avoid affecting the local residents' domestic life and production. In addition, under the condition of ensuring safe supply of water, single pipeline will be adopted to minimize the space needed for construction and transportation. In places along the highway route where there are residential houses and it is impossible to lay pipes, a bypass route will be followed to void resettlement of residents.

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During the construction period, special efforts such as improving the construction techniques, strengthening the management and separate operation and separate rehabilitation will be made to minimize the impact on the local people caused by land acquisition and construction operations and at the same time make it convenient for the affected people to proceed with their work and daily lives. Temporary taking of land will be minimized or avoided and exploitation of local materials for construction will be avoided. Materials will be purchased from the market. All the temporary buildings for construction will be arranged in the range of acquired land to avoid additional taking of land. Though temporary excavation and taking are unavoidable in pipeline construction, positive measures will be taken to minimize the impact. The construction period and the time of land taking will be shortened as much as possible to minimize the impact on the shop business of the affected farmers. Rehabilitation of demolished facilities will be planned and arranged in advance. In actual practice, the best use of the local conditions will be made to ensure safety, effectiveness, promptness and accuracy and minimize the adverse effect on the people living nearby. Where technically feasible, priority will be given to using local transport facilities and labor services so that the affected local people can benefit from the project.

B.3.3. Land acquisition and resefflement action plan and its implementation period When land acquisition and resident resettlement are inevitable, the following measures will be taken to minimize the impact on the local people. Ensure that every affected group of people get the compensation for all their damages at a price as if the property were purchased new and that they are properly resettled and restored to share the benefit brought about by the project. Through collecting basic data and making intensive analysis of the local economic situation and future development, a reasonable and practicable resettlement plan should be prepared in consideration of the local condition to avoid or minimise the impact of land acquisition and house demolition on the displaced persons. Make detailed plans to safeguard the interests of the displaced persons, announce the policies and practices regarding compensation in time, accept openly the claims of the displaced persons and the resettlement office should solve any problem occurring through consultation with the local people to ensure they receive no or the least impact on their livelihoods. Encourage public participation and accept the supervision of the masses. Strengthen internal and external monitoring and monitoring, establish an efficient and free feedback mechanism and channel. The actual situation of the work on resettlement will be supervised and evaluated by an independent supervising agency. The time for handling feedbacks will be shortened as much as possible to ensure that all the problems occurring during the project executing process receive timely solutions.

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The survey of the project was organized jointly by Chongqing Industrial and Commercial University (as the collector of resettlement plans), owners and designers of respective components and conducted by the survey teams consisting of personnel from urban and rural townships, villages and villager groups and neighborhood committees. CTBU is responsible for providing all the forms needed for the survey, training the designer and owner of each component in performing socioeconomic survey and tangible impact survey and taking part in the house-by-house survey. The owner of each component is responsible for organizing, coordinating and supervising the survey process, providing roadmaps and funds necessary for the survey and taking parting in the survey. The designer of each project is responsible for training surveyors, participating in the designing, revising and perfecting of survey plan, and guiding and supervising the process of survey and making statistics and analyses of and processing the data. The survey team is responsible for conducting the survey within its area.

A. Purpose of survey

The socioeconomic survey for the WB-assisted Chongqing small-city infrastructure improvement project is an extensive, all-round comprehensive survey conducted according to the stipulations in the World Bank's Operational Policy OP4.12 regarding the guideline to work on involuntary resettlement and other related documents and national and local laws and regulations of China. The purpose of the survey is to collect information about the affected area and population and resettlement work, provide basic data for preparing and implementing the RAP and provide background reference information for the independent supervising agency to canry out supervision and auditing.

B. Scope of survey

The socioeconomic survey for this project covers 19 administrative zones of Chongqing, including 89 villages in 39 rural (or urban) townships in 19 districts (counties or cities) involved in land acquisition and house demolition.

C. Duration of survey

The survey for this project took four months beginning in June 2004 and ending in October 2004.

D. Subject of survey

The major subject of the survey includes the socioeconomic situation of the villages, townships, districts, counties and cities and families to be affected by the five-component WS project, four- component road construction project, four-component river embankment project and the toilet CHONGQING SMALLCITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 21 CONSOUDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 - REPORTN-6.2 FASEP- ETUDES GROUPE HUIT I SOGREAHCONSULTANTS improvement project, indicators of the affected tangible objects and possible resettlement alternatives. The subject of the socioeconomic survey includes the population, farmland area, income level of the rural residents, industrial and agricultural output values, and financial revenues of the affected villages, rural and urban townships, districts, counties and cities; the number of people, properties, income, expenditure, severity of impact, resettlement choice and attitude toward the project of the affected families. The tangible material survey includes the location, nature, type, number, etc. of houses, buildings and attachments thereto; location, type and area of acquired land, number of affected households, population, etc.; number of people, income, severity of impact, resettlement choice, etc. of families of the vulnerable group; type and number of public facilities, ground attachments and sparsely grown fruit trees; address, operation area, number of employees, operation status, annual profit level and severity of impact of the affected enterprises and institutions.

The subject of the resettlement survey includes the resettlement choice of the affected farmers (such as reallocation of land, monetary compensation and status changing), resettlement choice of the rural and urban residents affected by house demolition (such as purchasing provided resettlement apartments, house displacement, self-construction and monetary compensation), resettlement choice of the affected enterprises and institutions (such as land replacement and reconstruction elsewhere or nearby) and resettlement choice of the affected vulnerable groups.

E. Training of personnel

From April to August 2004, the government officials of the involved districts, counties and cities, project owners and major personnel responsible for resettlement planning were trained several times by the Chongqing Municipal Office for WB-assisted Projects. Major subjects of the training include: policies of the World Bank regarding involuntary resettlement and their major difference from the domestic polices, preparation of the resettlement plan and content and methodology of surveys. Through training, each of the participants of the survey and related personnel has mastered the related knowledge that has aid a foundation for them to carry out the subsequent survey.

F. Methodology of survey

The project involves 19 administrative zones and the survey was conducted in these 19 districts, counties and cities. A survey leading group was found in each district, county and city which was headed by the leader of each project owner and staffed by highly qualified and reliable officers transferred from the subordinate departments to conduct the survey for the individual project. The survey took the form of census, sampling and interview. For affected tangible material survey, the census method was used by which the survey team was led by the local villager (or resident) committee to each family to collect information. The process included checking

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTPROJECT 22 CONSOUDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLDBANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN-6.2 FASEP- ETUDES GROUPEHUIT / SOGREAHCONSULTANTS identification documents and records and tangible material measurement. For the affected families, the sampling method was used at the rate of 15% of the total number of households surveyed. In the socioeconomic survey, the designer, under the guidance of the resettlement plan collector, exchanged views and held discussions with each project owner and offers from the related national land resource management agency, labor force bureau, public welfare bureau, etc. of the districts, counties and cities on land acquisition and house demolition policies, resettlement altematives, channels for lodging claims and grievances, institutional arrangement, resettlement fund allocation procedure and management, etc. With the assistance of each project owner, the responsible person of the resettlement plan collector along with the project designer went to the affected households to talk to the residents and asked for detailed information about the living standard, income level, source of income, attitude toward resettlement, resettlement choice of the facility and basic information about the village and villager group where these families are located. Upon arriving at the home of each villager (or resident), the surveyor would first some general information about the project and resettlement policies and listen to the affected persons for their comments and suggestions. On the whole, the affected persons showed interest in the WB- assisted project and expressed understanding and approval to the effort made by the municipal to improve urban traffic and WS conditions and riverbank improvement. They expressed willingness to move out of the project area as a gesture of taking the interests of the whole into account and at the same time required that the compensation rate be clearly defined and hoped that they could get new resettlement houses without having to pay too much.

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A. Socioeconomic background of affected district, counties and cities and townships and villages

A.1. Socioeconomic background of affected district, counties and cities Of the 19 districts, counties and cities affected by the projects, Jiulongpo, Shapingba and Yubei Districts are located in the metropolitan area of Chongqing. The two ethnic minority areas, i.e. Shizhu (where the major residents are the Tujia people) and Qianjiang (where the major residents are the Tujia and Miao people) located in the southeast of Chongqing are national- level poverty-stricken areas, while Tongnan and Nanchuan Counties located in the southwest of Chongqing are the municipal-level poverty-stricken counties. The basic socioeconomic situations of the affected districts, counties and cities are shown in TABLE4- 1.

TABLE441 BASIC SOCIOECONOMIC SITUATIONS OF THE AFFECTED DISTRICTS, COUNTIES AND CITIES IN2003 Per-capita Per-capita gross Rural annual Per-capita output Df Per-capita Per-capita District Populaton popuralon Per-capa nn Per caCeOt farming, in-budge industnal SIN/ountyCity (10.000 populatio GPe(R-caBt nincom ofsace of forestation, financial added value perons) perons) ruSident (mu)am animal revenue ((RMB persons) ~ ~ResdetBmu husbandry (RMB) 10.000) (RMB) ~~(RMB

______~~10.000) 1 Yongchuan 107.03 81.47 8628 2842 0.7 2063.3 233.7 809.2 Jiulongpo 2 (inc. high- 75.20 23.79 17209 3356 0.2 1161.7 551.8 7284.8 tech zone) 3 Shapingba 71.21 21.54 14230 3334 0.2 920.3 707.2 4821.8 4 Bishan 60.96 47.32 9260 2875 0.6 1616.9 354.9 1602.3 5 D;al1j;an9 89.66 78.94 5108 2223 0.6 1613.3 200.2 445.6 6 Torngnan 90.32 80.01 6298 2442 0.8 1901.3 143.5 254.9 7 Q;iang 50.44 43.49 5838 1716 0.9 1849.9 345.1 1837.4 8 Yubei 82.95 57.41 8608 2777 0.6 1761.7 562.0 2008.5 9 Shizhu 51.23 44.56 3852 1586 0.9 1798.1 137.9 298.0 10 Wansheng 26.76 14.96 6805 2645 0.5 1582.4 179.4 955.9 11 Nanchuan 64.35 55.24 8034 2354 0.9 2455.8 257.4 1103.6 12 Rongchang 81.33 65.9 6346 2688 0.6 2058.0 172.5 517.7 13 Yuzhong 60.11 0.26 22544 - - - 1434.1 4426.1 14 Jial19bei 48 9.42 13641 3356 0.1 399.4 954.8 10736.0 15 Nan'an 50.75 12.68 12771 3475 0.1 910.0 583.7 6577.6 16 Banan 85.63 61.11 8900 2715 0.7 2639.8 265.4 3049.5 17 Beibei 64.72 36.23 10830 2875 0.4 1077.9 321.8 2742.2 18 Dadukou 21.01 6.1 19966 3382 0.1 1010.2 750.5 17103.6

TABLE4-1 shows that the economic indicators (including per-capita GDP, per-capita income of rural residents, per-capita in-budget financial revenue and per-capita industrial added value) of

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A.2. Socioeconomic background of affected rural and urban townships

The project will affect 39 rural and urban townships and neighborhoods and their basic socioeconomic situations are shown in TABLE4-2. Of these 39 rural and urban townships and neighborhoods, there are 5 townships where the per- capita net income of rural residents is less than RMB2,000, accounting for 15% of the total number of townships, which are mainly located in Qianjiang, Shizhu and Rongchang; there are 29 townships where the per-capita net income of rural residents is within RMB2,000-3,000, accounting for 70% of the total number of townships, which are located in all the districts, counties and cities; there are 5 townships where the per-capita net income of rural residents is more than RMB3,000, accounting for another 15% of the total number of townships, which are mainly located in Shapingba, Bishan and Yongchuan. See TABLE4-2 for detail.

TABLE4-2 BASIC SOCIOECONOMIC SITUATIONS OF THE AFFECTED RURAL AND URBAN TOWNSHIPS IN2003 Per-capita Per- gross Per- Per- capfaPe-captane utpu ofcapita in- capita District or ural or Populaton Area Per-capita income ol space forestation, bdnanceial nadde Project cony urb~an (10,000 ( ) GDP rural farmland foetonfiacladd county township persons) (km (RMB) residents (mu) animal revenue value Resient husbandry (RMB 1(RMB (RMB) (RMB 10.000) 10.000) .______10,000) WS Linjiang 4.1 77.1 6580 2957 0.7 2308.6 59.3 1964.2 Zhangjia 2.5 37.3 6500 3140 0.8 2135.1 52.9 334.8 Jinlong 3.9 Yongchuan 91.6 7122 2664 0.7 2504.4 59.0 1865.4 Laisu 3.7 63.5 5000 2893 1.2 1071.4 62.8 1603.9 Wujian 2.5 37.8 B164 2890 0.9 1537.0 72.3 84.4 Songji 1.6 27.7 6782 2612 1.1 8882.4 110.8 815.0 Dianjiang inmin 5.5 16.3 3342 2100 .5 522.0 670.0 Dianjiang Guixi 12 106 8532 2004 0.3 1040.3 1812.5 Zengjia 1.8 34.0 12098 2958 1.2 2156.5 190.4 728.8 Shapingba Chenjiaqiao 3.0 38.4 13610 3348 1.1 2551.3 295.3 18322.1 Tuzhu 2.4 30.3 13157 3097 1.1 1927.6 80.8 4393.3 Taojia 1.9 42.5 15425 2528 0.8 9236.1 324.1 5190.6 Zouma 1.9 30.0 15010 2135 1.0 7261.3 189.2 3092.8 .loo Shiban 0.9 24.6 13220 2290 1.0 8628.3 154.3 4456.5 JlungpoBaishiyi 3.1 52.6 18631 2861 0.8 22494.2 876.5 10289.4 Bafu 1.2 17.3 14520 2151 1.0 7378.2 53.8 5042.0 _____ r__Tongguanyi 1.6 25.5 15203 2181 0.5 110712.2 48,1 3372.4

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A.3. Socioeconomic situation of affected villages

This project will affect 89 villages whose socioeconomic situation is shown in TABLE4-3. Of the projects affecting 18 districts, counties and cities, the Shizhu Road contraction project has the most extensive impact, affecting 15 villages. Off the 89 villages, those where the per-capita net income of rural residents is below RMB 1,000 accounts for 4.3%, which are mainly located in Tongnan and Qianjiang, those where the per- capita net income of rural residents is within RMB1,000-200 account for 21.55%, which are mainly located in Qianjiang, Tongguanyi, Shizhu and Shizhu, those where the per-capita net income of rural residents is within RMB2,000-3,000 account for 50.86%, which are mainly located in Yongchuan, Songji, Tongguanyi, Tong-Cao, Wansheng, Nanchuan and Rongchang, those where the per-capita net income of rural residents is within RMB3,000-4,000 account for 18.10%, which are mainly located in Songji, Tongguanyi, Yongchuan and Nanchuan, those where the per-capita net income of rural residents is more than RMB4,000 account for 1.72%, which are mainly located in Tongguanyi, etc.

CHONGOINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 26 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 - REPORTN-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSLLTANTS TABLE4-3 BASIC SOCIOECONOMIC SITUATIONS OF THE AFFECTED VILLAGES IN2003

Per-Capita Gross GrSS GrOSS Rural Of ncome o aricuftural Industrial menue COmPOnent urban Village opulation Area (mu) rurl Farmland reVenUe eVenUe om tertiar tonship (pros esidents are (mu) (RMB RMB Idsr ,RMB) 10,000) 10,000) 10.000 Linjiang ;ulong 942 1400 2957 1006 100 150 YongChuan huangzhu Zhengjia 926 1047 2900 306 5 0 WaSter . wSPPIY hangjia Anmin 3987 3960 3120 3300 442 70 J;nlOng Jinlong 990 1200 2664 960 3.6 Laisu Baisha 1601 4900 2893 2581 197 5 32 Dalu 1115 931 Songil 2600 224 55 10 SOn9JI__ Maoyuan 1141 6958 2610 3232.8 57 18 Songji WS Bay; 994 2569 2890 1298.63 78 12 Huolong 722 014 2889 1036.71 36 5 j hengzhi 895 1033 2890 424.5 45 12 Youzhu 1533 3096 2895 1515.5 78 25 9 Zengjia Longyin 1624 3230.2 2931 2179.5 200 300 71 Tuzhu Xiangjiaping 1858 5887 3068 2080.5 121 592 Chenjiaqiao Tianmashan 2470 4895.9 3216 3125 688 3 83 Tongguanyi Huangjinbao 2062 284 078 1979.3 315 20 89 Taojia Zhi'an 2213 691 450 3558 151 20 136

Shiban Huangjiayan 1679 086.4 310 3012.1 63 0 21 Ongguanyi Qinglong 1924 503 302 3756.4 409 5 5 WS Bafu haoba 3157 260.6 1783 4142.1 317.6 14 192 Baishiyi Gaotiankan 3168 5496 2733 3352.1 586.96 14 216 ZOUma ;iaoyuan 2039 3945 2027 1631 301 2 71 omiyun 1871 9900 1878 1762 229 2 54 Bicheng Shibao 511 1279 2269 675 29 3 inggang Daxing 1404 316 3120 1381 146 8 53 Laifeng 1194 1362 4051 1084.4 204.9 399.03 1308.04 Dianjiang Guixi Yufeng 2042 1600 1500 1000 12483 57750 WS Xinmin Nanyin 3200 1980 1500 1980 2871 3685 1 Tongnan Shuangjiang Jinlong 2456 1749 2452 1749 105.4 WOnnan GUIn iaozhou 3908 2150 1892 1936 109.33 170

Bajiao 4105 100 2154 1823 126.84 181 Wenchang 3986 560 2160 068 300 56 Ronnan Tangba inshan 4250 5300 1850 03 200 100 rjanyin 4125 5565 1800 765 280 50 anjiang Zhengyang ongping 1258 363.36 1665 1967.5 346.76 _ _ 32.51 Road JIfU 792 1623.52 1643 1165.35 299.87 0 72.49 Zhoubai Pingba 1925 3379.14 1632 2731.84 423.21 0 61.73

Shi-Hui road Shiping Shiyan 2080 2322.9 2789 2322.3 307 16 133 Huixing Baihe 2114 5999.97 2180 2972 655.34 0_0 Yubei Road Tongjing Yulin 2418 1575.2 2840 1525.9 263

CHONGQINGSUALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 27 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT - WORLDBANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN-6.2 FASEP- ETUDES GROUPE HUIT/ SOGREAHCONSULTANTS IPer-capita Gross ross rOeSnSue Rural O OnUIatinn ncome O aagrcuKural ndustial nue omponent urban Village Pouao ra (mu) 'ural Farmlan revenue 'evenue mtrir tOwnship (persons) Aesidents area (mu) (RMB 'RMB Industry RMB) 10,000) 10,000) 0M000)

ngfa 1886 1812.5 2671 1790.7 251 150

n_anfeng 1138 1318.8 2716 1276.77 82.2 _ Xingsheng 2171 966.1 2650 951.8 750 2 2 Gulu Caoping 2744 1381.4 2700 1363.3 00 2 3 Baibuti 1272 660.9 2655 638.7 80 1 1

Nanbin Shuangqing 2777 2184 1536 1684 0.8 23.01 31.8 Shizhu Road _ _ Hongxing 3655 3650 1529 3260 1.5 11.1 27 Sanhe Dalin 1556 4800 1799 B01 186.3 19.6 Chuandu 1888 4230 1859 33 28.6 86.2 0.99 Shizhu RE Nanbin Chengnan 11000 1960 1405 1756 478.88 1 37 Shuangqing 2777 2184 1536 1684 50.8 23.01 1.8 Xintan 2504 3892 2707 214.3 543.3 503.2 488 Wansheng Lianchi 1806 1370 2868 269 460 1839 3350 RE ado Janhe 2587 6273 2585 916 458 486 127 Bangshang 2170 5257 2706 1016 334 1537 28 Dongcheng Beijiao 1725 876 2632 436.6 43 123 97 Nanchuan Changyuan 2612 1003 1500 1003 35 18 RE Xicheng Laiyouguan 2291 1559 2640 1364 200 50 50 Longjiqiao 3489 3373.37 2859 1632.37 1906.9 435.6 353.6 Dongfanghong 490 1150.63 3010 554.63 752 192 662.5 Dujiaba 7721 4067 2111 4067 324 20 38 Rongchang Baochengsi 7879 3948 2273 948 595 90 50 RE Hongqiao 5898 3186 2006 3186 384 107 78 _ibaoyan 3995 3463 1940 3463 594 11 59

B. Socioeconomic situation of affected families

To better understand the basic situation of the affected population, the project office, in compliance with the World Bank requirements, carried out a sample of the affected families from June to August 2004 in the form of questionnaire and interview. Altogether 600 families subject to direct impact of the project were surveyed (accounting for 18% of the total number of affected households). The following is an analysis of the findings. B.1. Basic facts about the affected rural families

B.1.1. Population Distribution

The survey of rural residents' families involved 2,106 persons in 56 villages in 27 rural townships, 2,023 of whom were farmers accounting for 96%, 1,070 of whom were women accounting for 46%, 1,669 of whom were laborers accounting for 79% of the total number. See TABLE4-4 for detail.

CHONGOINGSMAL CITES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 28 CHONGQING CONSOUDATEDRAP FOR CSCP MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 FASEP- ETUDES -REPORTN46.2 GROUPEHUIT / SOGREAHCONSULTANTS B.1.2. Age structure

Of the 2,106 people surveyed, 228 were under 6 years of age, accounting for 11% of the total number, 266 were within 7-15 years of age, accounting for 13%, 1,394 were within 16-60 years of age, accounting for 66%, and 218 were above 60 years of age, accounting for 10% of the total number. See TABLE4-4 for detail.

B.1.3. Education background

Of the 2,106 people surveyed, 141 were illiterate or half-illiterate, accounting for 7% of the total number, 500 attended primary school, accounting for 24%, 728 attended secondary school, accounting for 35%, 202 attended high school, accounting for 10%, 30 attended college, accounting for 1.4%, and 6 attended university and above, accounting for 0.3%. As those who attended secondary school and higher constituted 46% of the total number, they should be able to get reemployed soon after receiving training provided for them by the government although the land of their families will be partly or completely acquired. See TABLE4-4 for detail.

B.1.4. Employment of laborers

The 2,106 people surveyed included 1,669 laborers, of whom, 852 were working as farmers at home, accounting for 51% and 816 were working as migrant workers away from home, accounting for 49%. In the districts, counties and cities affected by the project, the proportion of persons working as migrant workers away from home was within 10%-68% of the total number. In Qianjiang, Yubei, Nanchuan, Wansheng and Rongchang, however, this figure was put at above 50%. No significant change will take place in the living standard of these people when they are made landless. See TABLE4-4 for detail.

B.1.5. Annual income and expenditure of rural families

The annual income and expenditure structure of rural families is shown in TABLE4-5.

Of the annual income of the families surveyed, the proportion of income from farming was within 11-36% while the proportion of income from working as migrant workers was within 25-60%. The districts, counties and cities where the proportion of income from working as migrant workers was above 40% include Yongchuan, Dianjiang, Tongnan, Yubei, Wansheng and Rongchuang. In Qianjiang and Shizhu, the proportion of income from working as migrant workers was above 30% signifying that the members of rural families in these areas have had experience of working outside home. If turned into rural residents, they will be able to adapt themselves to this change of identity and land acquisition will therefore cause no major impact on them. Of the annual expenditure of the families surveyed, the proportion of spending on production was within 5%-33%. Of the non-production expenditure, the proportion of spending on food was greater which is within 27-46%. In Dianjiang County, the proportion of spending on food was the highest of all non-production expenditures. Except other expenditures, the proportion of spending on education was only next to that on food for the families in the affected districts,

CHONGCINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 29 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FOR CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT CSCP - WORLDBANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORT FASEP - ETUDES N-6.2 GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAHCONSILTANTS counties and cities. This reflects the growing importance attached by the rural families to education. The rise of education level is helpful for the landless farmers to adjust themselves to the new environment, get employed or carry out technical reconstruction of the remaining land to improve farming efficiency.

CHONGOINGSMALL CrITES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 30 CONSOLIDATEDRAPFOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 - REPORTN-6.2 FASEP- ETUDES GROUPEHUIT/ SOGREAHCONSULTANTS TABLE44 BASIC FACTS ABOUT THE AFFECTED RURAL FAMILIES

I (Populaton Laborers (person) Sex (person)__ Education level of persons aged 6 years and above Age (years) _ _ _ _ _ District, Rural or urban CDujnIor oty Townsnlip sholHigag Vilg nsho,PImr I Illiterate 60 Total Agraran Total rty College p S or haff- 0-6 7-15 16 and at home outside of women scholoScol shlllrae0 abv vocational Iltrt bv school Zhuanlong 2 2 2 2 1 1 50% 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 Bailuo 39 39 31 10 21 18 21 54% 0 0 5 25 5 0 4 8 24 3 Shuangzhu Banzhu 3 3 3 1 2 1 2 67% 0 0 1 11 0 0 0 1 2 0 Xiaozhu 13 13 10 4 6 7 6 46% 0 0 0 2 10 0 1 2 10 0 Yongchuan Zhen9;ia 19 19 14 7 7 11 8 42% 0 0 1 Linjiang Jiulong 15 2 0 1 3 15 0 38 38 30 10 20 21 17 45% 0 0 9 23 4 0 2 9 25 2 Zhni Changshi 16 16 13 4 9 9 7 44% 0 0 0 10 4 0 2 2 8 4 Zhangjia Anmin 46 46 40 11 29 24 22 48% 0 0 1 31 4 2 7 5 28 6 Jinlong Jinlong Shi 61 61 49 15 34 35 26 43% 0 0 2 40 7 3 8 9 38 6 Jinong Yi 8 8 7 2 5 5 3 38% 0 0 0 2 4 0 2 0 4 2 Subtotal 245 245 199 64 135 132 113 46% 0 0 19 160 41 5 27 39 156 23 Zerl;a Tanijia 9 7 7 6 1 4 5 56% 0 1 2 1 4 1 0 1 5 3 Nong'an 9 8 7 5 2 4 5 56% 0 0 0 4 4 0 1 1 6 1 Qingmuguan Shnianqiao 7 7 5 5 0 3 4 57% 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 2 5 0 Chenjiaqiao Zhongfengsi 7 7 6 6 0 5 2 29% 0 0 0 2 3 2 0 1 1 5 Liliang 12 12 9 4 5 4 8 67% 0 0 0 7 2 0 3 0 90 Tuzhu Sanshenggong 4 14 3 3 0 2 2 50% 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 2 0 Shapingba Yanjinghe 6 6 5 5 0 4 2 33% 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 1 5 0 XiyOng Zhongzhu 9 9 7 7 0 4 5 56% 0 0 1 6 2 0 0 1 6 2 XIYog9 Xiyong 5 5 4 4 0 3 2 40% 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 4 0 Zhenwushan 8 7 7 6 1 3 5 63% 0 0 1 4 2 0 1 0 7 0 Huilongba L;iangtanqiao 6 6 4 4 0 4 2 33% 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 2 2 2 Huxi Fuxin;5 9 9 7 5 2 5 4 44% 0 0 1 2 6 0 0 2 7 0 Subtotal 9187 71 60 11 45 46 50% 0 1 6 42 32 4 6 13 59 13 _ CHONGQINGSMALL CInES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTPROJECT 31 CONSOUDATEDRAPFoR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT-WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN-6.2 FASEP-ETUDES GROUPEHUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Population Laborers (person) Sex (person) Education level of persons aged 6 years and above Age (years) Distric, Rural or urban .High mun?yor ot Tonshipl Village school, PdmayIlliterate 1 Total Agranan Total Farming Working Male Female OPmoro University College hoolytorni Schoolar sc orol f 671 n at home outside of women schotonl o col sho Illiterate 60 above

Jinfeng Hufeng 15 15 13 13 0 7 8 53% 0 1 1 7 3 2 1 0 10 4 Hangu Hangu 5 5 2 2 2 3 60% 1 0 0 2 2 1 2 2 Baojiang 5 5 4 4 3 2 40% 0 0 1 3 1 4 Jiulongpo Zouma Jiaoyuan 17 17 12 12 0 8 9 53% 0 0 2 9 4 1 1 1 13 2 Shiban Gaonong 28 28 23 21 2 15 13 46% 0 0 6 16 6 0 0 3 25 0 Tongguanyi Huangjinbao 32 32 25 19 6 19 13 41% 0 0 2 15 13 0 2 3 26 1 Jinfeng Jingci 24 24 20 18 2 16 8 33% 0 0 1 15 8 0 0 2 21 1 Subtotal 126 126 99 89 10 70 56 44% 1 1 13 67 36 3 5 10 101 10 Bishan Qinggang Shihe 59 59 49 34 15 33 26 44% 0 0 4 20 24 9 2 7 45 5 Wenchang 38 26 31 22 9 26 12 32% 0 0 0 7 21 3 2 2 29 5 Tangba Jinshan 30 28 24 17 7 22 8 27% 0 0 0 10 13 0 0 10 20 0 Tongnan -_Tianyin 34 23 26 19 7 27 7 21% 1 0 1 7 21 1 1 5 26 2 Shuangjiang Shequ 54 0 37 22 15 30 24 44% 0 0 5 19 22 8 6 6 39 3 Jinlong 12 12 9 4 5 7 5 42% 0 0 3 1 7 1 0 1 9 2 Guilin Xiaozhou 9 9 6 6 0 5 4 44% 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 1 6 2 Subtotal 177 98 133 90 43 117 60 34% 1 0 1 24 55 4 9 25 129 14 Qianjiang lZhengyang Tongping 53 53 28 11 17 29 24 45% 1 2 4 19 26 2 4 8 34 7 |Lianglu Baihe 151 151 120 47 73 86 65 43% 0 1 12 39 61 38 5 8 107 31 IangIu Shiyan 64 64 50 20 30 33 31 48% 0 0 8 34 17 2 2 6 47 9 Yulin 38 38 35 17 18 16 22 58% 1 0 3 16 15 0 0 3 24 11 Yubeo Tongjing Xingfa 21 21 17 8 9 10 11 52% 0 0 0 12 7 1 1 3 15 2 Iu o I Qianfeng 9 9 7 5 2 5 4 44% 0 0 1 5 2 1 1 0 6 2 Xingsheng 42 42 34 12 22 24 18 43% 0 0 1 10 16 4 1 3 29 9 Gulu Caoping 15 15 14 5 9 8 7 47% 0 0 1 4 8 2 1 1 11 2 I_ I_I Baibuti 9 9 8 5 3 7 2 22% 0 0 1 5 3 0 1 1 5 2 Subtotal 349 349 285 119 166 189 160 46% 1 1 27 125 129 48 12 25 244 68

CHONGQINGSMALL CmES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTPROJECT 32 CONSOUDATEDRAPFOR CSCP CHONGOINGMUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLDBANK DECEMBER2004- REPORTN-6.2 FASEP- ETUDES GROUPEHUIT / SOGREAHCONSULTANTS . PopUlaton Laborers (person) Sex Education level of persons aged 6 years and above Age (years)

Dibict Rural or urban High county or city Towniship Village school, lUiterate 60 Total Agrarian Total Farming Working Male Female PpfinUnivemsit schogeolyt orni Secholdr scoolFmr af - 71 n at home outside of women s rga60 above vocational

______~~~~~~~ ~ ~~school__ _ _ Chengnan 50 50 31 25 6 23 27 54% 0 0 13 16 4 17 2 1 31 16 NanbIn HShuangqing 37 37 20 18 2 21 16 44% 0 0 4 14 13 2 5 2 25 5 NabnHongxing 18 18 9 8 1 8 10 56% 0 0 0 9 7 0 3 3 10 2 Canxi 16 16 9 8 1 4 12 70% 0 0 1 6 4 5 1 2 10 3 ShiZhU Chuanzhu 4 4 2 2 0 3 1 25% 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 3 0 SSanhe Wanshou 12 - 12 Sanhe Baiyu 6 5 1 7 5 42% 0 0 1 5 2 3 1 1 8 2 5 5 3 2 1 2 3 60% 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 2 3 0 Dalin 11 11 5 5 0 6 5 45% 0 0 0 3 5 0 3 1 5 2 Xingguang 37 37 18 16 2 22 15 41% 0 0 3 17 12 3 3 7 27 0 Shazi Shazi 44 44 22 20 3 25 19 43% 0 0 1 21 13 7 4 5 25 10 Subtotal 234 234 125 109 17 121 113 48% 0 0 23 96 63 38 22 25 147 40 Xintian 300 300 280 91 189 165 135 45% 0 8 49 57 28 7 75 51 166 8 WanSheng Wan1dong Lianchi 290 290 275 125 150 145 145 50% 0 10 36 54 25 5 47 48 188 7 Jianshe 7 7 5 3 2 4 3 46% 0 0 1 2 1 0 1 1 4 1 Bangshang 51 51 33 25 8 27 24 48% 0 0 7 8 6 1 10 6 32 3 Subtotal 648 648 593 244 349 340 308 47% 0 18 93 121 60 13 133 106 390 19 Longjiq;ao 10 10 8 3 5 5 5 50% 0 0 0 5 3 2 2 0 8 0 Laiyouguan 9 9 4 2 2 4 5 56% 0 0 0 5 3 1 0 3 4 2 Nanchuan Xicheng [Dongfanghong 24 24 15 5 10 14 10 42% 1 3 3 11 1 5 1 1 19 3 Changyuan 8 8 8 2 4 3 5 63% 0 0 1 3 4 0 1 0 6 1 Daxing 9 9 5 2 3 5 4 44% 0 0 2 5 2 0 0 1 7 1 Subtotal 60 60 40 14 24 31 29 48% 1 3 6 29 13 8 4 5 44 7 Baochengsi 54 54 39 15 24 28 26 48% 1 4 5 18 20 6 3 2 ROn9Chan9gChalYUan 39 10 DUjiaba 10 10 8 3 5 7 3 30% 0 0 1 7 1 -11 6 2 Subtotal 64 64 47 18 29 35 29 45% 1 4 6 25 21 7 4 3 45 12 Sum Total 2106 2023 1669 852 816 1142 964 46% 6 30 202 728 500 141 228 266 1394 218

CHONGOING SUALLCITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 33 CONSOLIDATEDRAPFOR CSCP CHONGQINGMUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 - REPORTN-6.2 FASEP- ETUDES GROUPEHUIT / SOGREAHCONSULTANTS Population Laborers (person) Sex Education level of persons aged 6 years and above Age (years) (person) ______

DSclt Rural or urban High countyoro|y Towmhip Vmilage eschool, Illiterate 6 Total Agradan T a hme Woutide Male Female Prop n Universy C epolytechnic Secondary Pimary or half- 0-6 7-15 16 and at543 homerBa/9ps outid1725 of 1087 Z173i 630 60 above vocatonal

______~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~school______Structural proporlon (%) 1 334.6 2. 6.7 10.8 112.6 66.2 1 . N~~~~~~otalAgarmiangTnotal ron N ofion-rdcin (inCllgeocSholmcho TABLIE4-5 ANNUAL INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF AFFECTED RURAL FAMILIES

Famnily4amiy income expendture let income Dishan rNon-faTing_income Expendit Non-producton _ _ _ income coutylt Item Total lncome ncorre rotal ire onditdgSedigOhe Yongchua iu tRMB/person3043 1065 2 604. 1 t97 4812.9 1594.46 13. 46 7 I 202 91 1 6 2375 17, 447 incomeTotal Other axpendtu xodctio otal Spending Spending ppending endingo pendingleherdtu lpniture ncoe ga rkintg incme 'aICtoOn food on travel odcb n nosnmaedia ncedtperodiucro Incuvag 26utside uIto a(RMBpersOn) 2 0 87 173 1630 3 1726 10 1186 570 170 160 10 160 136 750 Proportion (%) 100 33 87 50 17 100 24 76 32 10 01 95 2

onga (RMB/person) 3043 1065 2460.4 1978 789.6 1825.2 94.4 1230.8 87.5 02.9 167.5 197.9 3244.6 n____Proportion (%)100 35 ~ 5 44__21 100 33 7 27 11 9______10 11____ Jiulongpo, Average 3047 869 2178 877 11301 1800 210 1590 36 P8 163 16 P22 744 3056.6 Shapingba __ _ _ (RMB/person) ______

Bihand Proportion (%)100 29 71 29 43 100 12 89 19 5 81 12 41 Average 2030.0 58.1 1481.9 1200 300 1670 150 1520.0 770 140 166 0 9354 1650 Dianjiang (RIMB/person) ______

____Proportion (%) 100 27 3 57 17 100 19 1 46 8 ___10 0 5_ 2___1 vragle 3748.6 1100.8 2647.8 1586.8 1061.0 2264.1 218.9 2045.2 91.3 109.3 184.6 4.8 152.7 702.5 3529.7 Tongnan (RM B ______I__ _ /person ______I______29 Proportin( 100 71 42 8 100 10 90 _ 39 __ _ _ _ 0__ _ 7_ _ 3__1 Qianjiang Birerson) 1927.3 628.3 1299.00 654.7 64.3 1646.9 164.3 1482.6 54.7 95.5 333 0 161.9 237.5 1763

CHONGO NGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 34 CONSOLIDATEDRAPFOR CSCP CHONGQINGMUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT-WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 - REPORTN-6.2 FASEP- ETUDES GROUPEHUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Family income amily expenditure Net incom

District oi nct nmigicme ___pendit _____income oUnlty ta Total ncome er e peroduondon 9 Sendion tr endinu ncomeotai rming~~~~~~ng ncome otal ~~~pending Spending Spending o pndn peig er nu iworking n iOdI c Ome no0nI food On awel educabon iousing n On peeniPrOduction ______utside _ I___ ouIg r _ Proport;on(%) 100 33 67 3 33 100 10 90 40 6 20 10 14 Averagle 3663.65 1308.59 2355.06 1530.93 B24.1 1707.0 94.05 1612.96 686.67 52.06 245.95 17.76 355.65 254.86 3384.1 ubei (RM B/person) ______Proporton (%) 100 36 64 42 22 100 6 94 40 3 14 1 21 15

ShZhU (RMBa/PerSOn) 2007.0 722.5 1284.5 720 564.5 1881 245 1636 670 107 214 22 333 390 1762

Proporton (%) 100 36 64 34 30 100 13 87 36 6 11 1 18 21 Average 3195.4 707.9 2487.5 1315.8 1171.7 2827.4 154.3 2673.1 967.1 79 378.9 177.3 1070.8 3041.1 vansheng (R MB/person) ______Proporton (%) 100 22 78 41 37 100 5 95 34 3 13 D 6 38 Average 3648.5 389.2 3259.3 911.7 2347.7 2860.0 209.8 2650.2 1147.8 81.7 453.7 D.0 98.3 868.7 3438.7 Nanchuan (RMB/person)______

Proporton (%) 100 11 B9 25 64 100 7 93 t0 3 16 _ 3 30

Rongchan RMB/persOn) 3283 1017.85 265.53 1986.00 279.53 2031.71 504.26 1527.45 379.7 93.6 532.0 09.4 293.4 911 Proporton (%) 100 31 9 B0 65 100 25 75 32 3 116 12 15

CHONGQiNGS_ALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 35 CONSOLDATEDRAP FoR CSCP CHONGQINGMUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN-6.2 FASEP- ETUDES GROUPEHUITI / SOGREAHCONSULTANTS B.2. Basic facts about the affected urban families

B.2.1. Population Distribution

As only three components, the Shizhu RE, Rongchang RE and toilet reconstruction, will affect the families of urban residents, the survey covered 27 persons in four households. Those surveyed included 13 women accounting for 48%, 12 laborers accounting for 44%, and 8 ethnic persons accounting for 27% of the total number. See TABLE4-6 for detail.

B.2.2. Age structure

Of the 27 persons of 4 households surveyed, 1 was under 6 years of age, accounting for 3.7% of the total number, 4 were within 7-15 years of age, accounting for 15%, 20 were within 16-60 years of age, accounting for 74.1%, and 2 were above 60 years of age, accounting for 7.4% of the total number. See TABLE4-6 for detail.

B.2.3. Education background

Of the 27 persons of 4 households surveyed, none was illiterate, 2 attended primary school, accounting for 10%, 12 attended secondary school, accounting for 40%, 7 attended high school or college, accounting for 25.9%, and I attended university, accounting for 3.7% of the total number. Those who attended secondary school and higher constituted 90% of the total number. The survey shows that the urban residents in Shizhu County received more education than those in Rongchuan as the number of persons with an education background of college and above accounted 63% of the total number. See TABLE4-6.

B.2.4. Employment of laborers

The 27 people surveyed included 12 laborers, of whom, 4 stayed at home doing housework, accounting for 30% and 8 were regular workers, accounting for 70%. See TABLE4-6 for detail.

B.2.5. Annual income and expenditure of urban families

The annual income and expenditure structure of these urban families is shown in TABLE4-7.

CHONGQINGSMAU CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 36 CONSOLIDATEDRAPFOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORTN-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS TABLE4-6 BASIC FACTS ABOUT THE AFFECTED URBAN FAMILIES

Ppeuaon) Laborers (person) Sex Educaton background (of persons aged 6 and above) ge range Etnic people

R ural or - - - - ______Sunty 0f 2 -lighian tisct rtownsi oueohsoonlrstlfiert WitoutWftFealUnierst Clle )lytechni Secondar nmary -15 1at-60 0 ndathere te Total Total job Ob maeene r schoo scool shool olvD67e51-0d ctee oaonal

3hizhu RE Nanbin 2 I 0 4 411 Proportion (%) o0 50 50 13 50 37 100 100 Rongchuang Changyua 2 19 8 4 4 10 9 1 4 12 2 1 4 12 2 0 0 Proportion(%) P50 52 48 p1 63 ?1 21 63 11

TABLE4-7 ANNUAL INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF AFFECTED RURAL FAMILIES

I Annual income Annual expenditure _ District 0term n ncomenSlary from onSnnding on ppending eniling S pndingeding Other St cunity Total ali n)etroduction or Oter incpndngooenineonpenin onmeriea income )usincome pendibure fod81l uao n housng caed epediuram Average 41400 1400 1700 10800 2800 1200 900 4000 19700 Shizhu RE (RMB/person)iiiii Proportion (%) 1 100% 1 r0% 13% _%_ 13% p% 118% ___ Rongchang RvMBerson 10753 4800 290 663 4030 1950.45 360 832 327.7 440.3 120 4893.4 roject Proportion (%) 1 45% 3% 0% 53% 1 48% 9% 21% 11% 3%

CHONGOQING SMALLCmES IFRASTRUCTUREMPROVEMENT PROJECT 37 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORT N-6.2 FASEP -ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS C. Information about affected ethnic group areas

The 12 districts, counties and cities covered by the CSCP program include two project areas, Qianjiang and Shizhu, where there are ethnic residents. Before 1982, the majority of the population in these two ethnic areas was Han nationality. As the population of the Tujia nationality was too small, the government, in 1982, allowed the local Han people to choose to become Tujia nationality (with such preferential policies as having two children and sending their children to university at a reduced admission grade and tuition fee). These people have no language or writing, special custom and religion of their own. They bear no difference from the local Han people and other affected persons in the project area in living standard, lifestyle, language, etc. Therefore, no separate policy is made in the RAP for this group of people.

CHONGQING SMALLCITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 38 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004 -REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS 5. PROJECT IMPACTS

In general, this project will affect 89 villages in 39 rural and urban townships in 19 districts, counties and cities, of which 61 villages in 32 rural and urban townships in 19 districts, counties and cities will be affected by permanent acquisition of land, 59 villages in 29 rural and urban townships in 17 districts, counties and cities will be affected by house demolition and 31 villages 22 rural and urban townships in 18 districts, counties and cities will be affected both by land acquisition and house demolition. Altogether 13,744 persons in 3,295 households will be affected. The project will permanently take 4,050.2mu of land, including 3929.5mu of rural collective land (of which 2,580mu are farmland and 123.5mu are house sites), 74.4mu of allocated state- owned land, and 46.2mu of construction land for enterprises and institutions, and temporarily take 3,468mu of land including 2,561mu of farmland. Permanent land acquisition will affect 8,366 persons in 2,226 households and temporary land taking will affect 3,287 persons in 887 households. The project will cause the demolition of the houses of 603 rural residents with a total space of 2 2 90,063m , including 46,323m of brick plus concrete structures, 24,708m2 of brick plus wood 2 structures, 15,534m of earth plus wood structures and 3,498m 2 of simple structures, and the houses of 25 urban households with a total space of 1,525m 2, all of which are brick plus concrete structures. The project will affect 26 enterprises and institutions and cause 40,561m2 of their premises to be demolished. These include 2,072m 2 of framework structures, 758m2 of steel plus concrete 2 structures, 28,271m of brick plus concrete structures, 3788m2 of brick plus wood structures and 2 566m of simple structures. The project will also affect 19 shops and cause 1,212m2 of shops to 2 be demolished. These include 840m of brick plus concrete structures, lOOm2 of brick plus 2 wood structures and 272m of simple structures. The project components in Tongjing and Rongchang and the toilet reconstruction project will affect 421m2 of temporary buildings and Illegal buildings and 155m2 of premises of another nature. Totally 3,820 persons will be affected by the demolition of houses described above. The demolition of rural residential houses will affect 2,480 persons while the demolition of urban residential houses will affect 72 persons. The project will affect 1,212 persons working in enterprises and institutions and 57 persons in shops. Altogether 117 families of the vulnerable group will be affected and 58 varieties of ground attachments, sparsely grown fruit trees and public facilities will also be affected.

A. Permanent land acquisition and temporary land occupation

The project will permanently take 4,050.2mu of land including 3929.5mu of rural public-owned land including 2,580mu of farmland (including paddy fields and dry fields), 123.5mu of house

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TABLES-1 DETAIL OF PERMANENT LAND ACQUISITION

Units: piece, mu, household, person EnterpriselState- Rural land Affected population Project Total and owned House Paddy Dry Forest Garden Fishponds Others Household Persons abor ____ la~~~ndttto land Subtotal site field field land land FspnsOhr oshlsProsLbrr Yongchuan 27.0 0.0 0.0 27.0 0.0 7.3 18.3 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.4 50 172 17

Songji WS 194.6 0.0 0.0 194.6 2.7 95.4 31.8 13.0 8.7 0.0 43.1 39 143 84 WOngUanYi 138.5 9.1 0.0 129.4 13.8 44.5 25.0 15.9 2.8 0.0 27.5 24 81 42

Dianjiang WS 22.0 0.0 0.0 22.0 0.0 0.0 12.0 10.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 18 76 24 Tongnan WS 12.0 0.0 0.0 12.0 0.0 0.0 9.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 3.0 10 32 11 Tongnan Road 387.6 0.0 0.0 387.6 30.4 68.4 231.0 40.4 0.0 5.8 11.6 167 733 293 Qianjiang 945.3 0.0 0.0 945.3 24.2 277.2 304.9 203.3 0.0 0.0 135.7 208 832 494 Road ______Yubei Road 538.7 0.4 0.0 538.3 7.9 48.3 278.0 125.5 61.1 1.6 15.9 400 1946 712 Shizhu Road 502.8 8.2 0.0 494.7 4.7 168.0 201.2 44.0 56.7 7.1 13.0 172 728 510 Shizhu RE 41.1 2.2 8.1 30.8 0.3 6.7 0.1 0.0 7.9 0.3 15.4 12 59 41 Wansheng RE 207.0 0.0 0.0 207.0 20.8 34.0 117.9 0.0 0.0 30.3 4.0 377 1096 315 Nanchuan RE 325.6 4.3 0.0 321.3 6.0 113.9 169.3 0.0 0.0 0.0 32.1 579 1748 432 Rongchang 703.8 22.0 62.3 619.5 12.8 123.4 194.1 0.0 0.4 3.0 285.8 255 994 617 RE Toilet 4.1 0.1 4.0 0.0 Reconstruction 4 0. 40 00 TOtal 4050.246.2 74.4 3929.5 123.5 987.2 1592.6452.1 1376 48.1 588.5 2311 8640 3592

TABLE5-2 DETAIL OF TEMPORARY LAND OCCUPATION

Units: piece, mu, household, person I EnterPSeat Rural land iected population Project Total and owed Ho institution land Subtotal sHe held eld FOreSt Gaden Fishponds Others Households Persons land sIt Fil fil lad an Yongchuan WS 76.9 76.9 5.8 26.6 3.6 0.0 1.8 39.1 0.0 173 559 Songji WS 735.4 735.4 435.1 108.0 4.8 12.6 8.1 0.0 166.8 110 418 Tongguanyi WS 2172.4 = 2172.4 1427.5 298.4 92.5 59.0 2.4 0.0 292.6 362 1386 Dianjiang WS 183.9 183.9 17.0 7.5 0.0 157.4 2.0 0.0 0.0 37 124 Tongnan WS 11.1 11.1 0.0 11.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 7 21 Tongnan Road 32.3 32.3 18.1 14.2 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 32 118

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B. Affected residential houses

B.1. Rural residential houses Altogether 11 components of the project will involve the demolition of rural residential houses and the WS components in Yongchuan and Dianjiang involve no house demolition. Of these 11 components, the flood RE component in Tongnan has the slightest impact on rural residential houses because there are only two simple-structure houses (used as toilet and pigsty) to be demolished. The Tongnan Road construction and Wansheng river RE projects have a greater impact than others because they will cause more than 20,000m 2 of houses to be demolished. The project will cause the demolition of rural residential houses of 603 households with a total space of 90,063m 2 of which 46,323m 2 are brick plus concrete structures, accounting for 51%, 24,708 are brick plus wood structures, accounting for 27%, 15,534m2 are earth plus wood structures, accounting for 17%, and 3,498m 2 are simple structures, accounting for 4%. In addition, the project will also affect some structures affixed to the houses. See TABLE5-3 for detail.

TABLE5-3 DETAIL OF AFFECTED RURAL RESIDENTIAL HOUSES AND THEIR ATTACHMENTS

Residential house (m2) House attachment COmponent Households Persons 3nck plus Bdck plus Earth plusSimple Telephone T ble Total -oncrete wood wood structure lie T al

Songji WS 15 52 2302 7 922 54 457 8 1261 29 73.08 3 6 Tongguanyi WS 64 203 9213.2 5695.61 1588.86 1755.4 173.32 10 11 Tongnan WS 2 9 95.0 0 955 Tongnan Road 167 733 21370.0 10350.0 9545.0 95.0 580.0 48 35 Qianjiang Road 70 305 15099.0 4780 1330 685 304 0 0 Yubei Road 46 234 5298.0 650 3 754 94 8 7 Shizhu ROad 1 136 4810.0 1288 548 2183 791 10 2

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B.2. Urban residential houses

Of the project only the Shizhu RE, Rongchang RE and toilet reconstruction components will involve the demolition of urban residential houses and the remaining 11 components involve no such demolition. The project will cause the residential houses of 25 urban households to be demolished, affecting 2 2 72 persons. Of the 1,525m of houses, 1,127m are brick plus concrete structures, 349m2 are 2 brick plus wood structures and 49m are simple structures. In addition, the project will also affect some structures attached to the residential houses. See TABLE5-4 for detail.

TABLE5-4 DETAIL OF AFFECTED URBAN RESIDENTIAL HOUSES AND THEIR ATTACHMENTS

2 Residenbal house (m) House attachment Component Households Persons Brick plus Bnck plus Simple Telephone T Total concrete wood structure line cabe Shizhu RE 2 8 308 308 0 0 2 3 Rongchang 5 19 607 607 0 0 3 3 RE I _I_I_I_I_I Toilet 18 45 610 212 349 49 3 Reconstruction Total 25 72 1525 1127 349 49 10 9

C. Affected enterprises

Altogether 8 components of the project will affect 21 enterprises, of which 3 have gone bankrupt and 4 have ceased or partly ceased operation. Of these affected enterprises only 7 are to be completely relocated and the rest to be partly relocated or not relocated, as only the unused land will be taken. 2 The project will cause 22,890m of enterprise premises to be demolished, of which 2,072m2 are framework structures, accounting for 9%, 758m2 are steel plus concreter structure, accounting 2 for 4%, 16,252m are brick plus concrete structure, accounting for 70%,3,082m2 are brick plus wood structures, accounting for 13% and 526m2 are simple structures, accounting for 2%. See TABLE5-5 for detail. These enterprises include 5 public-owned companies, 10 private-owned companies and 6 state- owned companies. See TABLE5-6.

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Altogether 4 components of the project will affect 5 institutions including 2 schools and one 2 resthome and will cause 12,765m of their premises to be demolished, of which 12,019m2 are brick plus concrete structures, accounting for 94.2%, 706m2 are brick plus wood structures, 2 accounting for 5.5% and 40m are simple structures, accounting for 0.3%. See TABLE5-7 for detail.

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Total space of houses to be demolished (m2) louse attachment Component ocation Enterprse Seventy of impact Affected TtNel F Brickw Brick Simple elephone cable prsons Total Frame ncret cncrete Nood structure ine T al

Gantong village, oncrete Partly affected but impact very slight as onl Bantong Township Concrete slab yard non-production premises will have to b 53.2 0 53.2 0 Bicheng 0 Township ~ ~emolished ______ompletely affected but impact very slight as ongguanyi eTownship Textile mill :he factory together with all the equipment has D 720 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 S ownship 'oved ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ aw ay ______Real estate company Residential houses under construction not ye D 4732 1352 0 3380 0 0 0 0 Subtotal sold_ 5505.2 2072 0 3433.2 0 0 0 0 Yulin Village, Yubei Road Tongjing Foundry To be completely demolished 0 00 000 300 0 1 1 Township __

Shizhu Road Shuangqing Shizhu Building Materials Production already ceased 1304.5 D 1207 81.5 16 0 Village ory _ Xiajie Village, Shizhu County Foodstufl Shut down but some premises are within the ) 10 230 180 0 0 0 Nanbin Township Company project area Shizhu RE Nanie Village, hizhu County Milk Farm Part of lodging houses (dormitory) to be 11 78 78 Nanbin Township Sh___hu_County_Milk Frdemolished ____ 378____ 378______Subtotal 11 788 0 B08 180 0 0 0 0 Part of enclosure wall and one workshop to nsheng Lianghekou be demolished and the plant will disappea RE Township Farm machinery plant Nith the commencement of work on the 1500 1500 O 48 Ponnector road to Qi-Wan Class I highwa i______later this year __ __ Lliaghekou Nart of enclosure wall and temporary work ownhipNitoge fetilzerwors hed to be demolished to give moom o 150 0150 TOwshiP ______60 l;ZeWOrk_ ullding retaining wall I I

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REow nship______Baochengsi Village, Guanyinqiao Liquo( Office building Changyuan Brewery (bankrupt) 0 1350 0 1350 0 0 0 Township . Baochengsi Village, Concrete slab yard To be completely demolished 100 100 0 0 1 Changyuan Township ___ Honigqiao Village, -flogqiao Concrete Sla obe opeeydmlse hangyuan Factory To be completely demolished 90 90

_ _ T__ownship______I_IL__

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Component Locaton Enterprise Severiy of impact Ukkcted t omponent~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~)rsons Total Framre Steeloncret ckncmle rtc Brickwooo trmptue relephoneielepTn cable

Shijiq,ao bndge Catte experiment farm One domnmitory building and part of producion 5000 800 1200 0 bead atp xeimn am remises to be demolished I______Subtotal _ 1 9190 0_ 0 _ 390 1800 0 2 1 Toilet hongliangshan Chongqing Brick and Unused space in living quarters 0 0 0 0 0 0 Reconstruct Township RofTile Factory ______on n ~~~~~~~~~hongqingService BureauCoalmi'ningnuespc Unused space

Sum total _190 22890 2072 58 16152 3382 526 2

TABLE5-6 BASIC FACTS ABOUT AFFECTED ENTERPRISES

Basic fact Monthly Component Enterprise Type of ownership peration Workers lvage (rofitM tax Conduction space om evel ~RMB10,000 odcto (RMB)

Tongguanyi WS Concrete slab yard Private 000 0 00 .2 Operation normal and profit level moderate

Textile mill Public 00 Operation ceased and no equipment Yubei Road Foundry Private 00 30 1000 Operation normal and profit level moderate Shizhu Road Building materials factory Public Bankrupt Shizhu RE Shizhu County Foodstuff Co. tate-owned 1600 123 Bankrupt Shizhu County Milk Farm Private 960 860 1700 Good Farm machinery plant tate-owned 13 221 Operation ceased and space to be taken by project Wansheng RE Nitrogen fertilizer works State-owned 52 656 Operation ceased and in bankruptcy procedure Paper mill Public 42 286 185 10 Operation half-ceased, premises let out, to be relocated Work shed Public anchuan RE Nanchuan City Hongxiang Machine-building Factory Private 800 20 350 Moderate

_Nanchuan City Xinxing Glassware Mold Factory Private 2000 40 Moderate

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Nanchuan City Chengxi Machine-building Factory Private 2700 10 M50Moderate Nanchuan City Water-purifying Chemical Works Private 1200 Bankrupt Huada Plastic Fibre Kitting Factory Private 4 500 60 Good Rongchuang RE Concrete slab yard Private 2 1 00 ood Hongqiao Concrete Slab Factory Private 0.2 O 00 _attle experiment farm Public 0 00

TABLE5-7 DETAIL OF AFFECTED INSTITUTIONS

.Basic informaton Total area of premises to be demolished (m2) Component Institution Location Number Severity of impact Affectedpersons Total Steel + Brick + Brick + Simple Operalon o Monthly ctaoncrete concrete wood structure space workers wage level

Yubei Road Resthome Qianfeng 400 48o be completely 48 400 ______0 400 0 0 Commune #1 00 8 5 0emolished ______Xiajie Street, ne toilet and workers Shizhu RE Shizhu Secondary School Nanbin 278 1100 anteen to be 16 675 0 675 0 0 Township lemolished Nanchuan RE Daonan Primary School Longji Village 4144 47 888 ro be completely 900 4144 0 4144 0 0 ______I elocated hangyuan 3art of pmoduction

P|oigaisingRReseanghhanstitung R 00 00 700 remises to be30 7546 0 6800 706 40 RongchangRE ______~~nty emolished Changyuan Enclosure wall and trees Haitong Park ownship, 800 demolished o 0 0 0 0 Rongchang ransplanted or 0 0 _ouny_ compensated for Sum total 994 12765 12019 706 40

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The two components in Nanchuan and Rongchang Counties will affect 19 shops by causing 2 1,212m of premises to be demolished, of which 840m2 are brick plus concrete structures, 2 accounting for 69.3%, lOOm are brick plus wood structures, accounting for 8.3% and 272m 2 are simple structures, accounting for 22.4%. See TABLE5-8 for detail. These shops are all run privately by the owners themselves.

TABLE5-8 DETAIL OF AFFECTED SHOPS

i ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~~~eeIlyo fetdSpace of premises to be demolished tin2) Componeni Shop Locabon Owner Smperty oeAfrecs Total mBrck B1ck +Simple impact perons[Tota concrete wood structure DonfaghngXuTo be Car-wash yard Dongfanghong Xu Qiang completely 4 75 75 Group~~~~ demolished____ DonfaghngXuTo be Car-wash yard onghmnghong X Min completely 3 54 54 Group~~~~ demolished, DongangongTo be Car-wash yard Dongfanghong Yu Benlan completely 3 70 70 Group~~~~ demolished DongangongTo be Car-wash yard Donghmghong Chen Shuying completely 2 41 41 Group~~~~ demolishedl DongangongTo be Case Car-wash Center Dongfanghong Yu Benhai completely 4 80 80 Nanchuan Group relocated RE TooDonganghong be Car-wash yard Gronga#n4ghong u Fang completely 6 80 80 GrCarrepirshopoupfanghonSu Wei relocated

CaR-washiyard Dongfanghong To ChaPr-wateshopsrd GroupV 4 Li Ping completelybe relocated 4 97 97 DongfanghoYang Taipg To be Car repair shop rongangh4ngg SWeizhong completely 5 120 120 Group~~~~~ relocated ______DonfaghngSuTO be Recycling yardGu Groganhg Weiying completely 3 98 98 Group~~~~~ relocated Dongfanghong To be Qiaotou Fish RestaurantGop4 Qiu Liyun completely 5 150 150 Group~~~~~ relocated Rongchang Dujiaba ~~~To be RongchinatP Dujsiaba Liu Xinju completely 2 24 24 REshops *vate Vilage ______demolished Dujiaba To be Village Yang Taiping completely 1 33.6 33.6 Village ~~~demolished______Baochengsi'To be BaochengsiJiang Daoyuan completely 2 54 54

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TABLE5-9 BASIC FACTS ABOUT AFFECT SHOPS

MonthlY knnual Annual Component Shop ocation nership wner Epleen)s ag leve cMBe pr

West of Aiqing Bridge, Louhuang ) ) Small shop Louhuang Commune, rivate Commune, Lianchi Village Lianchi Village West of Aiqing Bridge, 'Income of prvate shops has been included in Wansheng P)rivate shop Louhuang Commune,Private Dai Zhibi amily income) RE Lianchi Village family income) Private shop Louhuang Commune, Pnvate Xiang Bing __ __ P_ _ Lianchi Village ______Private shop Louhuang Commune Private Luo Zhongying Nanchuan~ ~ Lanh Vllg Ranchuan Car-wash yard Dongfanghong Grou Private Xu Qiang 3 300 1.5 0.9

Car-wash yard Dongfanghong Group Private Xu Min 300 1.5 Car-wash yPB4__ 0.9

Car-wash yard Dongfanghong Grou Private u Benlan 4 300 1.5 0.9

Car-wash Dongfanghong Grou P vate Chen Shuying 00 1.5 0.9 Case Car-WashDongfanghong Group Private Yu Benhai 6 00 1.5 0.9 Center t4 Car-wash yard Dongfanghong Group Private Yu Fang 300 1.5 0.9

Car-wash yard Dongfanghong Group Private Li Ping 300 1.5 0.9

Car repair shop ngfanghong Group Private Su Weizhong 500 3 1.2

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Food 4Dongfanghong Grou Private Qiu Liyun 350 5 .5 Restaurant Dujiaba Village Private Liu Xinju 230 0.86 0.30 Dujiaba Village Private Yang Taiping 1 110i.93 0.28 Baochengsi Village Private Jiang Daoyuan 1 220 1.33 0.40 Rongchang Baochengsi Village Private Liu Dalin 1 3 00 1.40 0 .42 ongchang Small shop Baochengsi Village Private Jiang Dafu 1 250 1.00 0.30 Baochengsi Village Private Zhang Xianju 1 200 1.30 0.39 Baochengsi Village Private Wei Xiangzao 1 100 0.40 0.12 Baochengsi Village Private Ye Yanli 1 60 0.10 .08 Baochengsi Village Private rang Fangging 1 0 0.33 .10

F. Overdue temporary and illegal buildings

Three components of the project will affect the overdue temporary buildings, which are located 2 in Yubei, Rongchang and Yuzhong. Altogether 41 Im of overdue temporary buildings will be 2 demolished and these include 300m of brick plus concrete structures, I Im 2 of brick and wood structures and I OOm 2 of simple structures. The toilet reconstruction component will cause the demolition of lOM2 of illegal building made of bricks and concrete. See TABLE5-IO for detail.

TABLE5-10 DETAIL OF AFFECTED TEMPORARY AND ILLEGAL BUILDINGS

remporar! building Illegal builc ing Total Component pwSpace Copnetc Structure Locabon Purpose S Structure Location Purpose (mi) Yubei Road 300 Brick + aoping Public 300 ______concrete ornmune #1 storehouse ______Rongchang 100 simple Left bank of Laixi emporary 100 Road _ s___tructure River house ______Toiletruto 1 Brc od18 0 Bceyrick +P71 Zhisheng Formerl bv Reconstruction~Huangjiayakou concrete ~incun Village ______I___ow unused _ _ Sum total 411 0 _ _ _ _10 421

G. Other affected buildings

These refer mainly to the toilet buildings used for other purposes in implementing the toilet reconstruction project. Such buildings should have been used as toilets and management houses but are used otherwise as commercial premises and workers' resettlement houses without any 2 legal approval. Altogether 155m of such buildings will be demolished, which are made of bricks and concrete. See TABLE5-1 I for detail.

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2 | Component I Space (M) | Structure | Location I Purpose Toilet Reconstruction | 155 Brck+ concrete Huanghuayuan Street, Yuzhong District Shop

H. Affected population

By land acquisition and house demolition, this project will affect 13,744 persons in 3,295 households. The Nanchuan component will cause the greatest impact by affecting 2,802 persons in 591 households. Following the Nanchuan component, 6 other components that will affect more than 1,000 persons include Tongguanyi WS, Tongnan Road construction, Yubei Road construction, Wansheng RE and Rongchuang RE. See TABLE5-12 for detail.

CHONGOING SMALL CMES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 51 CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER 2004 -REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS TABLE5-12 BASIC FACTS ABOUT AFFECTED POPULATION

Type of impact Total YongchuanSongji ongguany iDanjiangTongnanTongn anjiangYubei hizhu ______hizhu RE ansheng Nanchuan ngchuan roiet ~~ Ws~~ ~~ss WS WS oRdoad ad adoad E RE RE econstnicion Households 1831 50 39 4 18 22 38 374 141 2 47 556 212 land taking only Persons 6799 172 143 1 76 23 235 27 1845 92 63 1639 794 Laborers 3611 6 4 2 4 11 93 94 712 10 1 15 32 317 ffected by demolitionHousehold 123 15 64 0 22 20 0 2 0 0 of rural houses only Persons 639 52 203 235 133 0 16 0 D Affected by both permanent land taking Households 480 0 0 2 145 0 26 P1 10 130 23 43 nd rural housePrsons 1841 0 0 lemoliton ____ 498 305 101 136 50 433 109 200 Affected by temporary Households 36 173 110 362 37 32 11 25 16 4 12 12 35 0 and taking Persons 143 59 418 1386 124 1 118 3 81 65 11 37 5 235 0 Demolition of urban Household 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 D 5 18 houses Persons 72 0 0 0 0 0 0 _ 0 0 8 D 119 5 Enterprises 21 0 0 0l Affected enterpnses Persons 190 I l1 2 4 5 1 D 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 11 B 70 71 0 ffected institutions Institutions 5 01 I 20 Affected InsEtuti__ __ Persons 994 D 16 900 30 Shops Affected shops 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 3 0 Persons 57 39 18 Overdue temporar Buildings 4 D 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 )uildings and lllPersons )uildings 5 ______0 0 1 ______Other affected buildings Buildings 21 0 _ 0 ______° 0 ) ] 21 ______Persons 1 1

CHONGQINGSMALL CmES INFRAsTRucTuRE MePROVEMENTPROJECT 52 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER 2004 -REPORT N'6.2 FASEP -ETuDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Type of impact Tota ongchua ngji ongguan ianjian ongnan ongna ianjian ubei Shizhu L~~~~~~~,vS~~~~S S Shizhi RE ansheng Nanchuan Rongchuan oniet I' SRNS oad ad load Rad ______E RE ecnstncton Households 3295 23 164 50 5 17 221 19 5 188 20 89 591 295 18 Total Units 55 03001 3_17 15 Persons 137 31 613 1670 00 53 1086 75 43 793 121 1141 2802 1349

CHONGQING SMALL CITES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 53 CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER 2004 -REPORT N-6.2 FASEP -ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS 1. Affected vulnerable groups

Altogether 12 components of the project will affect 304 persons in 117 households that belong to the vulnerable group, of which the Wansheng RE will cause impact on the greatest number of persons of the vulnerable group. This affected vulnerable group of people includes 36 poverty-stricken families, accounting for 31%, 53 families having handicapped members, accounting for 45%, 16 families mainly consisting of women, accounting for 14%, and 12 families consisting of old people living alone, accounting for 10%. See TABLE5-13 for detail.

TABLE5-13 FACTS ABOUT AFFECTED VULNERABLE GROUPS

Poverty-stricken Handicapped Women-dominated Along-livng old Total Component family person's famrily family people's family ota Households Persons Households Persons Household Persons Households Persons Households Persons Yongchuan WS 3 13 1 5 0 0 1 5 5 23 Tongguanyi WS 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Dianjiang WS 0 0 1 3 2 7 0 0 3 10 Tongnan Road 4 15 0 0 2 9 1 1 7 25 Qianjiang Road 3 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 14 YubeiRoad 5 9 00 0 0 4 9 13 Shizhu Road 2 9 2 4 0 0 0 0 4 13 Shizhu RE 2 12 1 6 0 0 0 3 18 Wansheng RE 8 29 24 88 5 18 4 4 41 139 Nanchuan RE 8 8 23 23 2 2 2 2 35 35 Rongchang RE 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 Toilet Reconstruction 1 2 4 10 5 12 Sum total 36 110 53 131 16 47 12 16 117 304

J. Affected ground attachments

The project will affect 58 varieties of ground attachments, sparsely grown fruit trees and public facilities. See TABLE5-14 for detail.

CHONGQING SMALL CrITES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 54 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS TABLE5-14 DETAIL OF AFFECTED GROUND ATTACHMENTS, SPARSELY GROWN FRUIT TREES AND PUBLIC FACILITIES

bomponent Yongchuan Songji Tongguanyi Dianjiang Tongnan ongnan Qianjiang Yubel hizhu Shizhu ansheng Nanchua ongchang roilet WS WS WS WS WS ad Road Road Road RE E RE E Reconstruction Power line (m) 9600 5660 5000 540 13295 15000 1300 26 High-voHtage power line (m) 1300 Low-voltage power line (m) 450 relephone line (m) __650 3000 Power line post (piece) 69 33 2 200 B0 250 860 28 105 10.5 HV power line post (piece) o0 5 power line post LV (piece) 1139 9 OF cable post (piece) 133 elephone line post (piece) 2 Communication line (m) 1500 Opical fiber cable (m) 200 3600 Optcal fiber (m) 300 Natural gas pipeline (m) 18000 Grave (place) 16 136 B1 125 45 6 Water pipe (m) 50000 180 2100 400 810 302 15 Tractor 2 trail (m, m) 6000 1115 600 1450 Sewer (m) 164 Road (m2) 18660 400 4000 339 Embedded street light power line (m) 4000 2 Pedestrian trail (m) 22000 Pedestrian frail curb stone (m) 3000 relecom pipeline (m) 2000 1300 Electric pumping stabon (place) 2 stabon Pumping (place) 4 Deep-well pump house (place) 34 harf (place) _ 2 . ir-raid shelter (m) _0 . tower (place) ater 2 rch bridge (place) . 2 1 ashing sink (m) 142 (unit) ransformer 9 4 Drainage ditch (m) 8000 1000

CHONGQING SMALL CnES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Component Yongchuan Songji Tongguanyi Dianjiang Tongnan Tongnan Qianjiang Yubei Shizhu Shizhu ansheng P n WS WS Nanchua ongchang roilet WS WS WS Road Road Road Road RE E RE E Reconstruction Aqueduct (m) 50 Enclosure wall (m,M 2, m3) 18 03.3 68 1248 1186 303 4.7 Retaining wall (m3) . 1220 392 33 ater well (place) 330 3 4 21 92 ater tank (place, m) 2 _ 3 20 2 55 28 ater ditch (m) 800 Motor-pumped well (place, m2) 34 aste pit (m3, place) 167 300 550 35 Biogas pit (place, m3) 40 2 Air-drying ground (m2) 1176.41 3264.58 3100 2275 2800 540 600 3103 1087 Pigsty or toilet (m3, m2) 120 396 77.6 187 80 Sweet potato cellar (place) 83 Rice storage (place) 71 Fruit tree (piece) 55 80 93 47 585 270 3000 9000 200 133 B26 Miscellaneous trees (piece) 205 68 11 31 20000 2416 35000 4800 5500 219 2336 198 Mulbeny tree (piece) 15 33 224 ypress tree (piece) 7720 Dried fruit tree (piece) 495 50 _ 5 rape vine (piece) 7 45 Banana (musa) (cluster) 21 70 . 14 Flower tree (piece) 13 90 141 Bamboo (cluster) 19 35 18 Fernleaf hedge bamboo (piece, cluster) 205 000 1225 39 420 Century-old tree (piece) 1 Lawn/green belt 685 Transplanted or grafted tree 24

CHONGQINGSMALL CIES INFRASTRUCTUREMPROVEMENT PROJECT CoNsoLiDATD RAP FoR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 56 DECEMBER2004-REPORT FASEP - ETUDES N6.2 GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSuLTANTS 6. LAWS AND POLICY FRAMEWORK

A. Main laws and policies of resettlement

* Law on Land Administration of the People's Republic of China (effective on January 1, 1999)

* Guideline for perfecting the regulations regarding compensation for land acquisition and resettlement (effective as of November 3, 2004) * Law on Urban Real Estate Assets Administration of the People's Republic of China (effective on January 1, 1995) * Regulations on Urban Housing Dismantling and Resettlement Administration (effective on November 1, 2001)

* Guideline for evaluating of urban houses to be demolished (effective as of January 1, 2004) * Provisions on Land Administration of Chongqing Municipality (Chongqing Municipal Government Decree No. 53, on March 30, 1999) * Regulations on Urban Housing Dismantling and Resettlement Administration of Chongqing Municipality (effective on December 1, 2002) * Measures for Land Acquisition, Compensation and Resettlement of Chongqing Municipality (Chongqing Municipal Government Decree No. 55, on September 13, 1999) * Provisions on Compensation for Green Crops and Attachment on Acquired Land of Chongqing Municipality (Chongqing Municipal Government decree (1995) 171) * Administration Method of Construction Land of Chongqing Municipality (passed at No. 87 standing meeting of Chongqing Municipal Government in August, 1991 and effective on September 1, 1991) * Application and Approval Procedures for Construction Land of Chongqing Municipality (effective on November 23, 1988) * Fee Criteria on Urban Housing Dismantling and Resettlement of Chongqing Municipality (decided at No. 16 Mayor meeting on April, 1995 and effective on July 1, 1995) * House Resettlement Provisions for Resettled persons from Agriculture of Chongqing Municipality (effective July 15, 1995) * Notice on Resettlement Fee Calculation Criteria for Resettled persons from Agriculture of Chongqing Municipality (effective on July 15, 1995) * Provisions on Compensation for Green Crops and Attachment on Acquired Land of Chongqing Municipality (effective on September 15, 1995) * Documents on compensation criteria of land requisition dismantling and resettlement, and resettlement by involved districts and counties. * The World Bank Operational Policies OP 4. 13: Involuntary Resettlement (December, 2001) and the World Bank Operational Policies: OP 4. 12 - Appendix A (Involuntary Resettlement)

CHONGQING SMALL CITES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 57 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS B. Relevant laws and policies for resettlement

B.1. Relevant laws and policy excerpts for permanently acquired land

B.1.1. Law on land administration of the people's republic of china (Law on Land Administration of the People's Republic of China)) sets forth: Any unit and individual needing land for construction has to legally apply for using state land. Article 47: Owners whose land is acquired shall be compensated according to the original purpose of the land before acquisition. The compensation for acquisition of farmland shall include land compensation, resettlement subsidy and compensation for attachments and green crops on the land. The land acquisition compensation shall be six to ten times as much as the average annual output value of three years before the farmland was acquired. The resettlement subsidy shall be calculated as per the number of rural residents to be resettled. The number of rural residents to be resettled shall be calculated by dividing the area of land acquired by the average per - capita area of land of the owning unit before acquisition. The standard of resettlement subsidy for each rural resident to be resettled shall be four to six times as much as the average annual output value in three years before the farmland was acquired. However, the resettlement subsidy per hectare of acquired farmland shall not exceed the average annual output value in three years before acquisition by 15 times at the most. The rate of compensation and resettlement subsidy for acquisition of other land shall be determined by the province, autonomous region and municipality with reference to the rate of compensation and resettlement subsidy for acquisition of farmland. The rate of compensation for attachments and green crops on the land shall be determined by the province, autonomous region and municipality. In cases where the land compensation and resettlement subsidy paid under clause 2 of this article is not enough to enable the farmers to be resettled to maintain the original living standard, the amount of resettlement subsidy may be increased with the prior approval of the people's government of the province, autonomous region or municipality. However, the sum total of the land compensation and resettlement subsidy shall not be 30 times as much as the average annual output value of the land in three years before the land was acquired.

B.1.2. Guideline for perfecting the regulations regarding compensation for land acquisition and resettlement (effective as of November 3, 2004) l.Regarding compensation rate for land acquisition Fixing the uniform annual yield level of farmland: The provincial national land resource agency (NLRA) shall, in collaboration with the parties concerned, unify the minimal annual yield level of farmland in counties (or cities) within the province and submit it to the provincial government for approval before publicizing and putting it into practice. When fixing the uniform annual yield level, the farmland type and quality, the farmer's investment in the farmland, the price of farm products, the farmland grade and other factors shall be taken into consideration. Determining the uniform annual yield multiple: The uniform annual yield multiple for calculating the compensation for land acquisition and resettlement shall follow the principle of not causing degradation of the existing living standard of the displaced farmers and conducted within the framework of applicable laws and regulations. The compensation for land acquisition shall be calculated using the legal uniform annual yield multiple. The multiple shall be increased with the approval of the provincial government if it is unable to maintain the existing living standard of the displaced farmers or insufficient to pay for the social security of the landless farmers due to land acquisition. If the compensation for land acquisition and

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 58 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAII CONSULTANTS resettlement calculated by multiplying the sum with the multiple of 30 is not enough to keep the existing living standard of the displaced farmers, a subsidy shall be provided by taking a certain proportion of money from the revenue generated from the paid use of national land as arranged uniformly by the local government. In the case of legally taking fundamental farmland with approval, the compensation for land acquisition shall be made at the highest rate publicized by the local people's government. Fixing the overall land price in the land acquisition area: In areas where the condition permits, the provincial NLRA may, in collaboration with the parties concerned, fix the overall land price in the land acquisition area of counties (or cities) in the province and submit it to the provincial people's government for approval before publicizing and putting it into practice. When fixing the overall land price in such areas, factors such as the land type, yield, location, farmland grade, per-capita farmland space, supply and demand of land, local economic development and bottom-line living standard assurance for the urban township residents. Allocation of land compensation: Following the principle that the land compensation is to be paid mainly to the farmers displaced by land acquisition, the land compensation shall be rationally allocated among the rural public economic organizations (RPEO). The specific allocating methodology shall be determined by the provincial people's government. In the event that the land is completely taken and the rural economic organizations are disintegrated, the land compensation shall fully be used for resettling the displaced farmers in production and livelihood. 2.Regarding the resettlement arrangement Resettlement by agricultural production: When acquiring the land of rural public organizations outside the urban planning area, priority shall be given to ensuring that the displaced farmers are provided with necessary farmland to continue agricultural production by making use of the reserved land, contracted land returned by the farmers, and additional farmland from the transfer of contracted land and land development. Resettlement by reemployment: Active efforts shall be made to provide free vocational training for the displaced farmers and provide them with suitable jobs. The land user shall give priority to employing the displaced farmers instead of others of similar competence. When acquiring the rural public land within the urban planning area, the farmers rendered landless due to land acquisition shall be included in the urban employment program and establish a social security system for them. Resettlement by share-taking: For project land having stable long-term profit, the RPEO whose land is acquired may, at the affected farmers' consent, take share of the project using the land- taking compensation and resettlement subsidy or using the land-use right as the capital stock. The RPEO and farmers shall receive the due part of the profit in the form of preference stock as stipulated in the contract. Resettlement by relocation elsewhere: In the event that it is impossible to provide basic facilities for production and livelihood in the local area for the farmers rendered landless due to land acquisition, the government may, with the RPEO and farmers fully consulted, arrange relocation of the displaced residents elsewhere for resettlement. 3.Regarding land acquisition procedure Releasing information about land acquisition: Before submitting the land acquisition plan for approval, the local NLRA shall provide the affected RPEO and farmers with written information about the land to be taken such as the purpose, location, compensation rate and resettlement arrangement. Any structure built or crop planted by the RPEO and farmers on the land to be acquired after the written information is released will not be compensated for at the time of acquisition. Confirming the findings of surveys: The local NLRA shall conduct surveys of the ownership, category and space of the land to be acquired as well as the ownership, category, quantity and other information about the attachment to the land and shall confirm the findings with the affected RPEO, farmers and owners of the land attachments.

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES rNFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Conducting public hearing about land acquisition: Before submitting the land acquisition plan for approval, the local NLRA shall inform the affected RPEO and farmers who are entitled to requiring public hearings about the compensation rate for land acquisition and resettlement arrangement to be held. Such public hearings as required by the affected persons shall be conducted according to the procedure and requirement specified in the "Regulations for Public Hearings regarding the Use of National Land Resources". 4.Regarding supervision and control over land acquisition Publicizing information about the approval of land acquisition plan: Except in the case of special situations such as compliance with the relevant state regulations on confidentiality, the Ministry of National Land Resources as well as the provincial NLRA shall publicize through mass media the approval of the land acquisition. The county (or city) NLRA shall, in compliance with the Procedure for "Publicizing Plans for Land Acquisition", arrange publicizing the approval in the villages or resident neighborhoods where the land to be acquired is located. Payment of land acquisition compensation and resettlement subsidy: The land acquisition compensation and resettlement subsidy shall be paid to the affected RPEO within the time limit defined in the applicable laws after the land acquisition and resettlement plan is approved by the city or county people's government. The local NLRA shall, in collaboration with the agriculture administration and public welfare bureau and other government agencies, supervise the allocation and use of the land acquisition compensation and resettlement subsidy by the affected RPEO. Supervision and inspection after the land acquisition plan is approved: NLRAs at all administrative levels shall supervise and inspect the implementation of the legally approved land acquisition plan. In the event that the existing living standard of the affected farmers is actually degraded due to the acquisition of land, the local NLRA shall, in collaboration with other related government agencies, take effective measures to solve problems for the affected farmers in production and livelihood to ensure social stability.

B.1.3. Relevant policies on permanently acquired land of Chongqing municipality Land administration Provisions of Chonzpinr municipality Article 19 Legal approval formalities shall be required in converting farmland to construction land. The converted land shall comply with: (I) the land complies with overall land use planning; (2) the land complies with the urban planning or village and township planning; (3) yearly planned data for converted land is obtained; (4) Make - up farm land measure is implemented. Article 22 Land compensation, resettlement subsidy, green crop and land attachment compensation shall be completely paid within three months from the date when land compensation and resettlement plan is approved. Article 32 The space standard of residential house site shall be 20 to 25m2 per person for villagers living within the metropolitan area and 20 to 30m2 per person for those living within non-metropolitan districts, counties (or autonomous ethnic minority counties) and cities. Families consisting of less than three persons shall be counted as three persons and four persons as four and those consisting of more than five persons shall be counted as five persons. The area of land taken in expanding the residential shall be taken into account with the space of the original house site. The standard of land pace for building residence shall be IOm 2 per person for residences living within the metropolitan area and 15m 2 per person for those living in non- metropolitan districts, counties (or autonomous counties) and cities. Families consisting of less than three persons shall be counted as three persons and four persons as four and those consisting of more than five persons shall be counted as five persons. Article 39 The land using unit or individual shall pay, according to the applicable laws, the land acquisition compensation, resettlement subsidy and compensation for green crops and attachments on the land acquired.

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 60 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS The compensation for the land acquisition shall be six to ten times as much as the average annual output value of the farmland (multi-purpose land, pastureland, orchard land and fish - farming water space to be regarded as farmland and two mus of other non - farming lands to be regarded as one mu of farmland except as otherwise specified in the applicable laws or regulations, the same rule applying hereunder) in three years before acquisition (the average annual output value of farmland in the urban area in three years before acquisition shall be determined uniformly by the municipal government; that of individual land in the urban area shall be determined by the county - (or city - ) standard people's government in unit of rural or urban township; and that of the vegetable land, grain seed breeding land and special - purpose fishing pond shall be calculated as being 1.2 to 1.5 times as much as the average annual output value of the farmland in three years before acquisition, the same rule applying hereunder). The resettlement subsidy for the land acquired shall be calculated according to the number of agricultural population to be resettled. The number of agricultural population to be resettled shall be calculated by dividing the area of farmland acquired by the area of farmland owned per capita of the unit before acquisition (the per - capita area of farmland equals to the sum of the farmland area registered in the certificate and 0.5 times as much as the non - farming land divided by the total population of the rural collective economic organization). The standard of resettlement subsidy for each individual of the agricultural population shall be four to six times as much as the average annual value of the farmland in three years before acquisition. However, the resettlement subsidy per hectare of the acquired farmland shall not exceed 15 times as much as the average annual value of the farmland in three years before acquisition. In the event that the land compensation and resettlement subsidy paid as per clause 2 of this article is not enough to enable the farmer to be resettled to maintain his original standard of living, the amount of the resettlement subsidy may be increased with the prior approval of the municipal people's government. However, the sum total of the land compensation and resettlement subsidy shall not exceed 30 times as much as the average annual value of the in three years before acquisition. Article 41 In the case of acquiring land owned by a rural collective economic organization, the agrarian population of that organization shall be resettled in the following way: The organization shall be disintegrated after its land is completely acquired and its members shall have their status changed from agricultural population to non-agricultural population (briefly referred to as status-changed hereinafter) After the land of the organization is acquired, the number of status-changed persons shall be calculated by dividing the area of farmland acquired by the per-capita space of land before land acquisition. The actual number of status-changed persons shall be determined jointly by the rural or urban people's government, village committee and leadership of the affected organization according to the area of land acquired per person or per household. In the event that the per-capita space of farmland is more than 0.5mu or the per-capita space of vegetable land is more than 0.4mu after the organization's land outside the urban planning area is partly acquired and the contracted farmland can be reallocated according to the applicable law, the affected person may choose not to change his status by applying to the village committee for approval. However the land user shall pay land acquisition compensation and resettlement subsidy. The village committee shall reallocate the contracted farmland to the affected person and assure his contractual entitlement as per the applicable law. The involved district, county (or autonomous county) or city people's government shall resettle the status-changed persons properly by various means such as providing monetary compensation, land and insurance according to the actual local conditions following the principle of ensure social stability and development. The land compensation and resettlement subsidy shall be used for the purpose of promoting production. The specific resettlement measures shall be developed separately by the municipal people's government. The status-changed rural residents become urban residents and shall be managed as urban residents.

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTPROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 61 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N'6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Measures for land acquisition. compensation and resettlement of Choneginl! municipality Article 4 Compensation for land acquired, resettlement subsidy and compensation for attachments and green corps on the land shall be paid in accordance with Article 26 of "regulations for Implementation of the Land Management Law of the People's republic of China" Article 5 Compensation for acquired land, resettlement subsidy and green crops and green crops on the land shall be paid in accordance with Article 39 of Measures for land Acquisition, Compensation and Resettlement in Chongqing Municipality. Article 6 The compensation for the buildings on the land shall be calculated according to the legal area registered in the collective land tenure certificate and rural house ownership certificate. The compensation for structures shall be calculated according to the actual area and the compensation for green crops shall be calculated according to the actual growing area when the land is acquired. Article 7 The compensation for ordinary trees planted in patches on the farmland without being properly approved shall be calculated according to the compensation rate for green crops. Trees planted in patches shall be compensated according to actual case. Orchard, tea garden, mulberry and nursery shall be compensated according to 1.2 to 1.5 times of the average annual output value of previous three years. For rare trees, relevant state provisions shall apply. Article 8 No compensation shall be made for the following buildings (structures) on the land: * House and other buildings (structures) not granted a land tenure certificate and rural house ownership certificate; * Flowers, grasses, trees and crops planted and buildings (structures) erected after the date on which the official document on land acquisition is issued by the government; * Buildings (structures) on the temporary land whose approved service period has expired or which has no specified service period but has been used for more than two years; * Buildings (structures) built illegally on the collectively owned land; * Wild natural grasses and shrubs. Article 13 The following personnel of the unit whose land has been acquired shall be resettled by changing their identity from agricultural to non - agriculture resident or by changing the from of land contracting: * Agrarian population; * Students studying at universities and polytechnic schools; * Compulsory servicemen; and * Criminals serving jail terms or personnel being re-educated through labour. Article 14 The following personnel of the unit whose land has been acquired shall not be resettled: * Personnel whose identity been changed from agricultural to non - agricultural resident moved in without a lawful marital relationship or fostering (supporting) relationship and who have no contracted land; * Retired personnel who have returned to the rural area to settle down to leave their jobs to their children who have granted urban citizenship. Article 15 To agriculturally resettled persons, money resettlement, insurance resettlement, land resettlement or civil affairs department resettlement shall apply. Article 16 For those personnel of the land to be acquired whose identity has been changed from agricultural to non - agricultural resident who chose to be resettled in monetary form, the land management department shall pay the land compensation and resettlement subsidy to the rural collective economic organization to be collected by such personnel in the specific period of time or pay them directly to such personnel.

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 62 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Article 17 For male of 50 and female of 45 agriculturally resettled persons and with his or her application, the land administration department shall pay full or half of the land compensation and resettlement subsidy to China Life Insurance Co. Chongqing Branch as pension. The details shall be drafted by the land department and insurance company and approved by the municipal government. Article 18 After the collective owned land is completely acquired and the enterprises, which can accept more than 10 resettled persons, can be established, with the approval of competent government, the land department can pay at one time land compensation and resettlement subsidy to the enterprises as the contribution of the resettled persons. Meanwhile, the land of 20 2 - 30m per capita shall be allocated for developing production and resettling the resettled persons. The enterprises shall pay land cost as legally required. Article 19 for following persons, the land department shall pay land compensation and resettlement subsidy to the civil affairs department at one time, and the latter shall issue subsistence fee as stipulated or monthly: * Orphans of under 18; * Elderly males of 60 and female of 50 of no family; * Disabled persons with certificate and without guardians; * Persons with mental disease certified by the hospital above county level and without guardians. Article 20 Land acquisition regulating fund method shall be applied to resettled person resettlement. Regulating fund shall be 3000 Yuan per mu and collected by district (autonomous county, town) government and 2000 by other district, county or town (autonomous county, town). This regulating fund shall be paid by the construction land user and used for resettled person resettlement regulation.

Relevant provisions in Forest Administration Method of Chonzqing Municipalitv Approved unit or individual acquiring forestland shall pay following fees: Forestland compensation fee: Not less than 80% of the compensation criteria of cultivated land; not less than 20% for temporarily occupied forestland for operation. Trees and attachment compensation: a. Young trees: Pay 300 to 500 Yuan per mu for tree planting. Pay as much as invested for heavily invested forestland. Pay additional 300 Yuan every year for forest care (400 Yuan for economic trees). Young trees less than three years old shall be counted as three. b. Middle aged and mature trees: Pay according to the local market price based on 6 to 10 cubic meter per mu. c. Protective trees: Pay as much as 3 to 5 times of the mature tree volume. d. Nursery: Pay 10,000 to 15000 Yuan per mu. e. Economic trees (including bamboo forest): Pay as much as 3 to 5 times of actual output value of previous three years or planting and care cost. f. Attached dismantled on the forestland shall be compensated as follows. Resettlement subsidy: Refer to land administration code or relevant regulations. Vegetation rehabilitation fee. a. Pay 3 to 4 Yuan per square meter of young forestland; b. Pay 4 to 6 Yuan per square meter of special tree land; c. Pay I to 2 Yuan per square meter of other forestland.

CHONGOQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 63 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N'6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS B.2. Relevant law and policies on house dismantling and resettlement

B.2.1. Regulations on Urban House Dismantling and Resettlement Article 6 Houses can be dismantled and resettled only after the permission has been obtained by the dismantling unit. Article 8 The dismantling person, scope and dismantling period shall be publicly announced. Dismantling administration department and the unit shall work together to explain to the dismantled persons. Article 22 The dismantling person shall compensate the dismantled person as set forth herein. Article 23 Money compensation or exchange of house property right, can apply. Article 24 Money compensation amount shall be determined according to market evaluation price. The details shall be set forth by provincial, autonomous region and municipal governments.

B.2.2. Guideline for evaluating of urban houses to be demolished (effective as of January 1, 2004) Clause 2: This guideline is applicable to the evaluating of properties to be demolished on the national land within the planned urban area. Clause: 3 The evaluating of urban houses to be demolished (referred to as demolition evaluating hereafter) refers to the estimation of the market price of the properties according to the location, purpose, floor space and other factors to determine the amount of monetary compensation for houses confirmed to be demolished. The house demolition price is the price prevailing on the real estate market excluding the movement subsidy, temporary resettlement subsidy and compensation for discontinuation of production or business activities due to the demolition of non-residential premises and the compensation for the damage to the internal decoration made by the owner of the houses to be demolished. The movement subsidy, temporary resettlement subsidy and compensation for discontinuation of production and business activities due to the demolition of non-residential premises shall be paid at the rate fixed by the provincial, autonomous regional or municipal people's government. The amount of compensation for the self-made interior decoration of the premises to be demolished shall be determined by the demolisher in consultation with the displaced owners, or determined by an authorized third party if no agreement is reached through such consultation. Clause 4: Demolition evaluating shall be conducted by a qualified real estate evaluating agency (referred to as the evaluating agency hereafter). The evaluating report shall bear the signature of a professional registered real estate evaluator. Clause 5: Demolition evaluating shall be performed in an independent, objective, impartial and lawful manner. No organization or individual shall interfere into the evaluating process or change the result unless otherwise authorized by law. Clause 6: The city or county housing management agency shall publicize a list of evaluating agencies with good qualifications, overall competency and social reputation for the affected person to choose from. The selection of the evaluating agency shall be open and transparent as by voting or sortition by the displaced persons. The houses to be demolished within the same area specified in the demolition license shall in principle be priced by the same evaluating agency. In case the evaluating has to be performed by two or more than two evaluating agencies, coordination shall be carried out between these agencies as to the evaluating reference, principle, procedure, method, data selection, etc. and the same criterion shall be followed. Clause 7: The evaluating agency chosen shall be dully authorized by the affected persons and the authorizer shall sign a written authorization contract with the evaluating agency. CHONGOQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 64 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Clause 8: The authorized evaluating agency shall not transfer either directly or indirectly the evaluating entrustment to another party. The evaluating agency and evaluator shall avoid involvement in the evaluating process if they have any relation of interest with the displaced persons or are simply the displaced persons themselves. Clause 9: The displaced persons are obliged to provide the evaluating agency with information necessary for evaluating the houses to be demolished in an honest way and assist the latter in performing field survey. Clause 10: The authorized evaluating agency and evaluator shall be given permission by the housing management agency to access the archive recording the ownership of the houses to be demolished and information related to house transactions if they need such assess. Clause 11: Demolition evaluating is hereby uniformly defined as "the estimation of the market price of the houses to be demolished in order to determine the amount of monetary compensation for demolishing such houses". The time point for demolition evaluating is normally the date on which the house demolition license is issued. In the case of large-area demolition and demolition to be carried out part by part, the date on which demolition of the current part is carried out shall be taken as the evaluating time point. The estimated value shall be the value prevailing on the open market regardless of the influence of lease, mortgage or sequestration of the house and other factors. Clause 12: The displaced person who authorizes demolition evaluating shall clarify the nature (including the purpose as applicable hereunder) and floor space of his house to be demolished. For the nature and floor space of the house to be demolished, the recordings on the property right certificate and ownership archive of the house shall be taken as true in normal cases; the local particular specification for determining the nature and floor space of houses to be demolished, if any, shall prevail; and the agreed result may apply to evaluating if an agreement is reached through negotiation between the demolisher and displaced person on the nature or floor space of the house to be demolished. In the event that no agreement is reached as to the nature of the house to be demolished, the dispute can be brought to the responsible urban planning administration agency for confirmation. In the event that no agreement is reached as to the floor space of the house to be demolished, the dispute can be brought to the floor space measurement agency established and operated under the "Procedure for Management of Surveys of Properties" for judgment. In the event that no such an agency is established in the locality, the dispute may be brought to a qualified property survey agency for verification. The specific issues regarding the identification of the nature and floor space of houses to be demolished shall be addressed by the responsible city or county planning administration agency through taking practicable measures. Clause 13: The city or county government or the agency authorized thereby shall, at least once a year, published the market prices of houses of different locations, purposes, structures and types according to the prevailing prices on the local real estate market. Clause 14: The demolition price shall be fixed with reference to price of similar houses on the market and the market price periodically published by the city or county people's government or the agency authorized thereby and in consideration of the condition of the house to be demolished. Clause 15: The evaluator shall perform field survey of the house to be demolished, take note of the result and make photographic or video recordings showing the exterior and interior appearances of the house to be demolished. The record of the field survey shall be jointly signed by the evaluator, demolisher and displaced person for approval.

CHONGQINC SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 65 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS In the event that the displaced person makes it impossible for the evaluator to perform the field survey and make photographic or video recordings of the house to be demolished or the displaced person refuses to sign the survey record, the witness of a disinterested third person other than the displaced person himself and the evaluating agency shall be secured and the fact stated in the evaluating report. Clause 16: Demolition evaluating shall be carried out through market comparison. Other approaches may be employed if market comparison is impossible and the reason shall be stated in the evaluating report. Clause 17: The demolition price shall be fixed in terms of RMB exacted to Yuan. Clause 18: The evaluating agency shall publish the initial per-household evaluating result for a period of 7 days, provide on-the-spot explanation and listen to the comments of the public. After the publishing period is over, the evaluating agency shall provide the authorizer with an overall evaluating report as well as a per-household evaluating report on the houses to be demolished in the applicable area and the authorizer shall relay the per-household evaluating report to the displaced person. Clause 19: In the event that the demolisher or displaced person has any doubt about the evaluating report, he may consult the evaluating agency for clarification. The evaluating agency shall explain to him the reference, principle, procedure, method, parameter selection and the process in which the result is produced. Clause 20: In the event that the displaced person objects to the evaluating result, he may, within 5 days from the date of receipt, apply to the evaluating agency for a recheck or ask another agency to do the evaluating. Clause 21: In the event that the displaced person applies to the original evaluating agency for rechecking the resultant price, this agency shall give a reply within 5 days from the date on which the application is received. In case of any change in the evaluating result, the agency shall fumish a new report and in the case of no change in the result, the agency shall issue a written notice. In the event that the displaced person authorizes another evaluating agency to fix the price, the authorized agency shall furnish an evaluating report within a period of 10 days. Clause 22: In the event that the displaced person objects to the rechecked result provided by the original evaluating agency or there is any discrepancy between the result provided by the other evaluating agency authorized by the displaced person and that provided by the original evaluating agency, on which no agreement is reached through consultation, he may, within 5 days from the date on which the rechecked result or the evaluating report by the otherwise authorized agency is received, apply to the real estate evaluating expert committee (referred to as the evaluating expert committee hereafter) in the area where the house to be demolished in located for technical appraisement. Clause 23: The evaluating expert committee shall, within 10 days from the date on which the application is received, furnish a written comment on the evaluating reference, technical guideline and method used, parameters selected and the way in which the resultant price is determined. The evaluating report shall prevail if it has proved technically flawless or the evaluating agency shall correct it and produce a new report if it has proved otherwise. Clause 24: The responsible provincial or autonomous regional construction management administration agency and the involved city real estate management agency or the self- disciplined organization in the real estate evaluating business authorized thereby shall found a evaluating expert committee consisting of senior registered real estate evaluators and experts in real estate, urban planning and laws to provide technical guidance to the evaluating process and take entrustment of technical appraisement of the evaluating result.

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 66 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Clause 25: Upon taking the entrustment of technical appraisement, the evaluating expert committee shall appoint more than 3 (including 3) persons to form special team to perform technical appraisement. The member(s) of the appraisement team shall avoid involvement in the appraising process if he (they) has (have) any relation of interest with the displaced persons or is (are) simply the displaced person(s) himself (themselves). The original evaluating agency shall cooperate with the evaluating expert committee in the appraising process. Clause 26: The appraisement comment or evaluating result is invalid if the evaluating expert committee members, evaluating agency or evaluator who should avoid but has not avoided involvement in the appraising process. The displaced person shall be held responsible for any false evaluating result or other consequence due to his failure to provide the necessary related information or assist the evaluating agency in conducting the field survey. Clause 27: Evaluating agencies or evaluators having one of the following conducts shall be penalized or registered in their creditability archive according to the "Regulations for Management of Urban Real Estate Agency Services", "Regulations for Management of Registered Real Estate Evaluators" and other regulations: Providing false evaluating reports; Causing damage to the legal rights and interests of the other party by conspiring with the displaced person; Wining patronage by using unfair competition practices such as giving rebate; Allowing others to engage in the house demolition evaluation service in their own names or transfer directly or indirectly the service; Being requested for appraisement several times and verified to be questionable; Violating the national standard: "Specification for Real Estate Evaluation" and other stipulations of this document; and Violating other stipulations of applicable laws or regulations. Clause 28: In the case of using ownership exchange as the means of compensation and resettlement, the evaluation of the market price of the houses exchanged shall be made in compliance with this document. Any real-estate evaluation involved in the demolition of premises on the national land outside the urban planning area shall be made in compliance with this document.

B.2.3. Relevant law and policies on house dismantling and resettlement of Chongqing municipality Reg'ulations on Urban House Dismantling and Resettlement of Chonrginr municipalitv Article 8 After obtaining project site permit, the construction unit shall apply with certificate to involved house dismantling department of concerned district, county (autonomous county, town) for suspension of handling related formalities. The said department shall check the application without delay on receipt of the construction unit's request, and issue notice to the land, planning, city work and industrial and commercial administration departments of suspension of handling related formalities within seven work days if the conditions are satisfied. If the conditions are not satisfied, non - acceptance notice in writing shall be made in the same period. Article 9 House dismantling and resettlement permit must be obtained from the competent department in dismantling houses for construction use, compensating and resettling the dismantled persons. Municipal house dismantling and resettlement department shall issue house dismantling and resettlement permits to municipal key projects, construction projects involving more than one CHONGQING SMALL CrITES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP - WORLD BANK 67 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS district, county (autonomous county, town) and city proper projects requiring over I 0000m2 of dismantled space. Article 15 Within the resettlement period, the dismantling person and the dismantled shall sign compensation and resettlement agreement, in which the details shall be set forth such as compensation form, amount, resettlement house size, quality and location, transition house quality, transition form and period and breaching. To dismantle rented house, the dismantling person, the dismantled and renter shall sign compensation and resettlement agreement. The signed agreement shall be submitted to the house-dismantling department for keeping in file. Article 16 After signing the agreement, the dismantled or renter refuses to relocate beyond the resettlement period, the dismantling person can apply for arbitration or file a lawsuit to the people's court. During lawsuit the dismantling person can apply to the court for advance dismantling. Article 20 Compensation and resettlement fund shall be used only for compensation and resettlement and not used for other purpose. House dismantling department at municipal, district, county (autonomous county, town) levels shall supervise the use of the compensation and resettlement fund. Article 25 Compensation and resettlement form can be money compensation, or exchange of house property right of same money compensation amount. Unless otherwise legally specified, the dismantled can select compensation form. Article 26 Money compensation amount shall be determined according to the market evaluation price by acquiring into consideration the position, use, construction or indoor space of the house to be dismantled. The compensation amount of the dismantled house shall not be less than 70% of average price of new house price of same position and same use. Article 30 The buildings violating the laws, temporary set-up exceeding the approved use period, or exceeding two years use despite of no use period stipulations shall not be compensated. Exchange of house property right shall not apply to the temporary building not exceeding the approved use period. The dismantling person shall provide money compensation. Article 31 Exchange of house property right shall not apply to the attachment of dismantled public houses. The dismantling person shall provide money compensation. Decoration of dismantled house shall be dismounted by the owner (or user) and shall not be compensated. Decoration, which cannot be demounted or loses service value after being demounted shall be properly compensated. Compensation and Resettlement Method on Acquired Land of Choneqinr Municipality Article 9 Under the current method, the persons to be resettled shall be properly compensated in reference to the farmer house construction cost after his or her house is dismantled. For those persons not to be resettled, their compensation shall be increased by 50% of the above criteria. Article 10 If the houses of agriculturally resettled persons are outside of the dismantling scope, no dismantling, no compensation and no resettlement shall be made. However, based on the residence space certified in land use certificate. One time compensation shall be paid to the collective economic organization according to I to 2 times of average annual output value of previous three years. After compensation, the resettled persons shall share equal treatment in public facilities. If the residence space is to be acquired for state construction, house compensation and resettlement shall be dealt with according to the land acquisition provisions. Article 11 Water and power facilities of the acquired unit (excluding villagers of the acquired land) shall be compensated according to the actual cost. For water conservancy facilities compensation, refer to the relevant state regulations.

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 68 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Wired broadcast and closed TV circuits, natural gas installations shall be compensated according to actual cost. Telephone set resettlement shall be compensated according to telecommunication department provisions. Decoration of dismantled house shall be dismounted by the owner and shall not be compensated. The decoration, which cannot be dismounted, shall be properly compensated. Farmer's house modified for other purpose shall be compensated according to residential house. Article 12 To dismantle enterprise buildings (structures) with land use certificate and other legal certificate, after the compensation is calculated based replacement value original buildings (structures) shall belong to the state and handled by the land department. Resettlement loss fee (including resettlement loss, stoppage, etc.) of enterprise shall be shall be calculated according to 15% to 20% of the net value of the depreciated equipment. Article 21 Prior to date when land acquisition approval is issued, resettled persons of dismantled housed with house property certificate and land use certificate shall be resettled. Article 22 Inside the dismantled scope, the persons with one of the following cases shall not be resettled: (1) Villagers whose houses are dismantled and who are not converted to non - farming persons; (2) Persons whose houses are not dismantled. (3) Township persons who have obtained house property right through purchasing, inheritance, donation, etc., with exception of those who have no house in towns. The persons mentioned in item (1) can apply for residence land as stipulated after their houses have been dismantled. Article 23 House resettlement includes purchasing uniformly built houses at cheaper price, house resettlement by money and self-building houses. Space criteria are 17-20 square meters. Article 24 If houses to be uniformly built are possible, the space criteria shall be as set herein, the house structure shall be of brick, stone and pre-stressed cover plate, the potential persons shall apply to the land department for prohibiting at cheaper price. Due to house type design limitation, 5 square meters space beyond the criteria shall charge 50% of construction cost, over 5 square meters, complete cost. For separated families due to divorce after the land acquisition notice is issued, the house space exceeding the criteria shall charge complete construction cost. For under sized houses, under sized space shall be compensated by the resettling party according to the construction cost. Article 25 Married persons without child can apply for purchasing one more room. The room shall charge 50% of the construction cost. If the spouse or juvenile of the resettled belongs to township persons and have no house through check and stay together for long time, he or she can apply for purchasing one room at 50% of the cost, this room has to be combined with the resettled person. Prior to land acquisition, those persons who have moved in, but have no mantel or support relationship and have houses, can apply for purchasing houses according to the construction cost as set forth herein. Prior to land acquisition, those resettled persons who have houses in dismantling area and house property right and land use certificates are available, can apply for purchasing houses at 50% of construction cost through examination as set herein. Article 25 Married persons without child apply for purchasing one more room. The room shall charge 50% of the construction cost. If the spouse or juvenile of the resettled belongs to township persons and have no house through check and stay together for a long time, he or she can apple for purchasing one room at 50% of the cost, this room has to be combined with the resettled person. Prior to land acquisition, those persons who have moved in, but have no mantel or support relationship and have houses, can apply for purchasing houses according to the construction cost as set forth herein.

CHONGQING SMALL CrIIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CHONGOQING CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 69 DECEMBER2004-REPORTN-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Prior to land acquisition, those resettled persons who have houses in dismantling area and house property right and land use certificates and available. can apply for purchasing houses at 50% of construction cost through examination as set herein. Article 26 If money resettlement is chosen for house resettlement, land department shall sign the contract with the resettled and pay complete resettlement money at one time. Money resettlement amount shall be the difference between average price of adjacent economic house and compensation criteria of brick, stone and press stressed cover plate house multiplied by the resettlement space set forth by local authorities. Article 27 If uniformly built houses are not practicable, the land department shall provide subsidy according to the locally set house space multiplied by locally prevailing construction cost, allocate residence land according to the planning requirement and residence land criteria, ensure the resettled persons to build houses by themselves. Article 28 Husband and wife's household registration belong to two rural collective economic organizations and are to be resettled at the same time, one resettlement house shall be provided to them. The resettled persons have houses in two or more than two rural economic organizations, only one time resettlement house shall be provided. Article 29 Construction cost of resettlement houses shall be checked and announced by the county and district competent departments. For uniformly built and self-built houses, some taxes and fees can be reduced. But natural gas installation and supply cost shall be borne by the resettled persons. For money resettlement persons, house-trading fee based on 17 to 20 square meters construction space per capita shall be exempted. Article 30 After house resettlement formalities are completed, the house property right belongs to the resettled persons, land use certificate and house ownership certificate are issued to them. They cay transfer, rent and pledge. For uniformly built houses, the construction land unit shall allocate 2%-3% of the total construction cost as equipment maintenance fund for public facilities, hand over to house administration department or home care company for overhaul, updating and modernization of equipment. Article 31 Buildings structures and attachment on the dismantling scope shall be dismantled by the owners within the set limit time. The dismantled household resettled in set limit time can have resettlement subsidy. Household of 3 persons and under shall receive 300 Yuan max. and household of over 3 persons, 500. For transition households, subsidy is issued in two times. If advance resettlement is required, transition resettlement fee or resettlement subsidy is to be issued from the date of transition. For uniformly built house resettled households, 80-100 Yuan per capita is issued every month from the date of actual transition. For money resettlement and self-built house persons, one time 300-500 Yuan per capita is issued.

C. World Bank operational policies on involuntary resettlement

1 .Objective of world bank operational policies on involuntary resettlement: * Explore all feasible project design option to avoid or reduce involuntary resettlement. * If unavoidable, resettlement activities shall be conceived and implemented based on sustainable development option. Provide adequate fund to enable the resettled share the benefit, participate the planning implementation through discussions. * Assist the resettled to improve livelihood, restore original living standard or higher. 2.To solve livelihood difficulty in compulsory resettlement, the World Bank requires the borrower to prepare a resettlement plan or policy framework on resettlement covering.

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 70 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS (1) Resettlement plan or policies measures to enable the resettled persons a. Know optional right and other right on resettlement. b. Be aware of feasibility scheme, technically and economically, and participate in discussion and enjoy opportunity of selection; c. Obtain quick and effective compensation with full replacement cost so as to counteract the direct property loss caused by the project. (2) If effect involves the resettlement, then corresponding measures shall be acquired to implement plan of the resettled resettlement or framework of the resettled resettlement policies, thus to ensure that the resettled are able to: a. Get help (for instance obtaining subsidy for resettlement) during the resettlement; b. Obtain residence or homestead, or have site of agricultural production upon request. The potential of such agricultural production site, location advantage and other comprehensive factors shall be at least equivalent to the advantageous condition of the original site. (3) To realize the objective of this policy, corresponding measures, as necessary, shall be acquired to implement plan of the resettled resettlement or framework of the resettled resettlement policies, thus to ensure that the resettled are able to: a. Reasonably estimate the time required for resuming livelihood and living standard and a proper transition period during which assistance is available; b. Obtain assistance of development, such as land management, credit, training or job finding. For impacts covered in 3(a) of this policy, these measures include provision of compensation and of other assistance required for relocation, prior to displacement, and preparation and provision of resettlement sites with adequate facilities, where required. In particular, taking of land and related assets may take place only after compensation has been paid and, where applicable, resettlement sites and moving allowances have been provided to the displaced persons.

D. Resettlement policy of the project

Resettlement Policy implemented in this project is constituted based on the relevant laws of the People's Republic of China, Chongqing Municipal Government, urban districts, counties and (county-level) cities as well as resettlement policy of World Bank.

D.1. Policy of compensation for land acquisition and labor force resettlement Policy of Compensation for Land Acquisition In the case of acquiring farmland, compensation evaluated price be made depending on the original purpose for which the land is used. The compensation includes the compensation for land, resettlement, ground attachments and crops. The compensation for ground attachments and crops belongs to their owner. The payment of land compensation and resettlement subsidy should be made according to the actual conditions of each district, county or city. In the subcomponents of Nanchuan, Qianjiang, Tongjin, Shizhu and Dianjiang, the land compensation and resettlement subsidy evaluated price be paid fully to the affected rural households. The subcomponents of Songji, Tong Guanyi, some affected villages of Yongchuan WS, and Tongnan WS will reallocate the land, and the land compensation and resettlement subsidy be divided equally among the villagers. In some affected villages of Yongchuan WS, the villagers whose land acquired will gain the same amount of land provided by the villages, and the land compensation and resettlement subsidy be granted to villages. The resettlement subsidy of Tongnan Road subcomponents will be granted to the affected persons, and 25% of the land compensation be divided equally among the villagers and 25% to villages for collective agriculture reproduction.

CHONGQING SmALL CIrrES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 71 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS The land compensation and resettlement subsidy evaluated price be calculated according to the number of agrarian population to be resettled, which is calculated by dividing the space of farmland acquired by the per-capita space of farmland before land acquisition. In the case of acquiring farmland, land and resettlement compensation to be paid at the rate of 10 to 30 times as much as the average annual yield of the farmland in the past three years. In the case of acquiring garden land, the land and resettlement compensation to be paid at the rate of 1-1.5 times as much as the compensation rate for farmland. In the case of acquiring fish pond, the land and resettlement compensation to be paid at the rate of 1.2-1-5 times as much as the compensation rate for farmland. In the case of acquiring forestland, the compensation for land, resettlement and forest is to be paid to the owner. In the case of acquiring non-farmland (such as wasteland, collective owned riverside shallow land, etc.), the land compensation is to be paid at the rate of 1/2 or 1/3 of the rate of compensation for farmland. If the land compensation and resettlement subsidy paid as specified above cannot enable the farmers to be resettled to live at the level before land acquisition, the amount of resettlement subsidy may be increased as approved by the provincial people's government. However the total amount of land compensation and resettlement subsidy should not exceed 30 times as much as the annual yield of the land acquired. In the case of temporary land occupation, if the impact has not yet affected one growing season, compensation for loss of crops evaluated price be made as if one growing season were affected; if the impact has affected one year of growing, compensation for loss of crops evaluated price be made as if two and half growing seasons were affected; if the impact has affected half a year of growing, compensation evaluated price be made as if yield of the land in one year were lost. The compensation evaluated price be paid directly to the farmers affected by land acquisition and should not be lower than the loss caused to the farmers. For the rehabilitation of land temporarily taken, the constructor evaluated price re-cultivate the farmland acquired after construction is completed and return it to the village and the village committee evaluated price accept the re-cultivated land in collaboration with the related agencies. Policy of Labour Resettlement All the affected labour forces shall be properly resettled. The affected villagers shall be resettled in three ways: status-changing, monetary compensation and land reallocation, and the status-changed persons affected by land acquisition may be resettled by providing monetary compensation, minimum subsistence allowance. Other Policies The compensation fees for land and sum of compensation for resettlement evaluated price be exempted from any tax & fees and relevant court costs. The resettlement executor evaluated price help the resettled in making change of registered permanent residence and transferring schooling of their children.

D.2. Policies for urban resident resettlement Policies of Compensation First, based on the replacement value, the demolished houses shall be evaluated by an Evaluation Organization with Qualification of evaluating urban houses according to the factors such as location, use and building area or service area. The evaluation report must be signed by full-time registered evaluators. The evaluation organization shall be chosen by the people whose houses are demolished. The evaluating organization, before fixing the evaluation price of the real estate market of the demolished houses, shall listen to the opinion of the persons whose houses are demolished. The actual compensation should be adjusted based on the evaluated price at the time of demolishment.

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 72 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Policy of Resettlement The resettled person may, after receiving the house compensation (inducing land price), choose to get resettled in different ways such as purchasing cheap preferential houses, building houses by themselves, replacing houses with houses provided by the project owners and receiving money compensation. Subsidy Policy durin2 Resettlement For the resettled families equipped with telephone sets, cable TV and other devices, compensation for relocating such facilities shall be made at the prevailing standard of charge set by the companies to which these facilities belong. The demolisher shall pay the movement allowance and transition allowance to the actual user of the residential house. Each resettled household shall receive a bounty for moving out of their house within the specified time limit. Other Policies During the resettlement period, the resettled persons shall be exempted from any relevant tax and fees. Person in charge of resettlement shall help the resettled in making change of registered permanent residence and transferring schooling of their children. Offer assistance to the weak group people, and for details, refer to 4.4.2.5 Policies of Resettlement.

D.3. Policies for resettling rural resettled resident Policies of Compensation Compensation for demolition rural residential houses shall be made according to the replacement principle. Policy of Resettlement After receiving the compensation at the replacement price, the affected persons may choose to purchase cheap uniformly constructed resettlement houses, build their own houses or receive money compensation. In the former case, the resettlement agency shall pay compensation to the owner of the house demolished and at the same time provide him free of charge with a house site (the space standard is based on the local policies). In the latter three cases, the resettlement agency shall pay the affected household compensation not only for the house demolished but also the house site taken. Subsidy Policy durin2 the Resettlement For the resettled families equipped with telephone sets, cable TV and other devices, compensation for relocating such facilities shall be made at the prevailing standard of charge set by the companies to which these facilities belong. The demolisher shall pay the movement allowance and transition allowance to the actual user of the residential house. Each resettled household shall receive a bounty for moving out of their house within the specified time limit. Other Policies During the resettlement period, the resettled will be exempted from any relevant tax and fees. Person in charge of resettlement shall help the resettled in making change of registered permanent residence and transferring schooling of their children. Offer assistance to the weak group people, and for details, refer to 4.4.2.5 Policies of Resettlement.

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT 7) CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS D.4. Policies of resettlement for affected enterprises & institutions and shops Policies of Comrensation Evaluation shall first be made of the houses and land of the affected enterprises, institutions and shops. The owners of such enterprises, institutions and shops shall be compensated not only for the loss of land, houses and attachments thereto but also for the financial losses incurred to them. The entitlements and interests including salaries, medical care, social security, dividend, bonus, etc. of their employees shall not be affected during relocation, and no employee shall lose his/her job due to relocation of the enterprise, institute or shop for which he/she works. Other Policies During the period of resettlement and recovery, the affected enterprises & institutions and stores are exempted from any relevant tax & fees.

D.5. Policies for overdue temporary and illegal building Such buildings will get compensation at the price of the cost of building materials. The demolisher should notify lessees in advance and provide them with shops renting information so as to make it easier for them to find new places to maintain business. Lessees who have business license will get compensation for economic losses and movement. Lessees who have no business license will get compensation only for movement.

D.6. Policies for other types of building Such buildings are shops and employee's housing changed from part of public toilet, they are not working offices of institute and formal employee housing. The compensation rates of such buildings are decided according to the consultation of two institutions of Chongqing environmental sanitation system. The demolisher should notify lessees in advance and provide them with shops renting information so as to make it easier for them to find new places to maintain business. Lessees who have business license will get compensation for economic losses and movement. Families living in the toilet will move to other places provided by Chongqing Environmental Sanitation Bureau or the demolisher. The affected families will get compensation for moving and transition.

0.7. Policies for resettlement of vulnerable group Except the policies described above, the vulnerable groups shall enjoy the following preferential policies. According to their desire, the land compensation fees and sum of compensation may either be given to Civil Administration Bureau of County or county (village) rest home or their children, then the Administration Bureau or rest home or their children will be responsible for looking after them in their old age. For the vulnerable group people affected by the demolished house, those who are difficult in residence, some mode of assistance shall be provided to them, for instance the supply of cheap- rent house. At the same time, training will be delivered to labour force in the family of such vulnerable group people. Information on various opportunities for job and guidance in this regard will be provided to them, thus enabling them to have more opportunities for finding a job. For the vulnerable group people who will build house themselves, the resettlement executor shall help them during the house building. Meanwhile, training of agricultural technique will delivered to their children free of charge so as to help them in developing agricultural production to increase income from agriculture.

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D.8. Policies of compensation for affected infrastructure and land attachment For the affected infrastructures and land attachments, the demolisher shall give compensation to the owner of title at the rate of replacement cost, who will resume the rebuilding of such infrastructures and land attachments.

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The following rates of compensation for damages caused by this project are formulated according to the legal framework presented in the preceding section and in consideration of the actual situation of the counties and districts involved.

A. Demolition and resettlement of urban residents' houses

See TABLE7-1 for rates of compensation for demolition of houses of different structure types, which are based on the replacement prices including the house-base price surveying and calculating in August ,2004 by RAP preparation team.

TABLE7-1 RATE OF COMPENSATION FOR DEMOLITION OF URBAN RESIDENTIAL HOUSES

House compensation (RMBhMi atcomt ts Other compensatons attcments ___ Subcomnponen Bni rd eehn ae Movement TranAion aJloiio Wate and Bnck+BriCk Telphone CableTV ance (1MBlmorith po UO Bounty concrete wood (RMBnme) (RM8tme) 1 ni / compensab

Shizhu RE 480 380 83 50 300 150 150 400 Rongchuang RE 700 - 83 560 220 50 700 250 Toilet 1900-2500 1600-2300 - 450 500 2700-3000 reconstruction 19040 5 20 640 3000 Note: toilet reconstruction project affects several distrcts of the proper city. The compensation rate varies among the different places. They are also different from those in Shizhu and Rongchang. Actually, the compensaton fee can make the affected persons buy new houses or second-hand houses.

B. Demolition and resettlement of rural residents' houses

See TABLE7-2 for rates of compensation for demolition of houses of different structure types, which are based on the replacement prices surveying and calculating in August 2004 by RAP preparation team. The compensation ways of house sites are based on the resettlement means. If the affected persons choose to rebuild houses by themselves, they will gain house sites for free provided by the project owner, or they can buy house sites after get the house site compensation corresponded by the townships. If the affected persons choose to buy preferential house or choose money compensation, they will also get the house site compensation.

TABLE7-2 RATE OF COMPENSATION FOR DEMOLITION OF RURAL RESIDENTIAL HOUSES

House compensation (RMB/m2) Compensation for attachrrents Other compensatbons

Component Bdck+ Brick+ Earth+S Telephone Cable TV Movement Traniiton Power and WS Bounty concrete wood wood Simple (RMB/set) (RMBfiamily) RMB(afaminy) (RMB/person (RMB/Famiy (RMBaily)

Songji WS 225- 195 150 60-105 8 60 600 255 _ _ _ _ 1500 Tongguanyi WS 240- 165- 135- 45-120 143 431 600 ______300 240 180 1500-2000 ______Tongnan WS 190 1000 Tongnan Road 226 205 100 70 258 690 500 90 500

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Component Brick+ Brickc+ Earth4 Telephone Cable TV Movement Tranisifion Powe and WS Bounty concrete wood wd Simple (RMB/set) (RMBIfamily) RMB(aamilw)ane (RMB/family (RIVIBB/anie

Qianjiang Road 240 200 100 60 0 0 600 200 300 Yubei Road 300 240 120 60 0 480 1500 300 1000 200 Shizhu Road 270 200 120 80 80 30 800 1200 200 500 Shizhu RE 280 200 80 50 300 150 150 400 Wansheng RE 190 150 110 70 158 440 200 1250 4200 Nanchuan RE 432 336 0 96 50 50 400 2160 500 750 Rongchang RE 258 202 0 0 83 560 220 400 700 500 Notes: The (D houses affected by Tongguanyi WS project are distributed in three districts or counties, so the compensation rates are different. (g) The affected wural houses in Tongnan Road component are toilets and pig bed, all of which are restored on the former sites after pipelines constructed. ( The water and electricity establishment of Qianjiang are installed into the new houses by the project owner. g) The rural house demolished persons of Wansheng may buy cheap resettiement houses at the 2 compensation price and at the space standard of 20m per person. For limitation of design, the excessive space is to be purchased at a rate 50% as much as 2 2 the construction cost if it is not more than 5m and if the space is in excess of 5m but less than the space of the demolished house, it may be purchased at the combination price (i.t.market price).

C. Rates of compensation for enterprises

The compensation for resettlement of enterprises includes the compensation for houses, financial subsidy (in compensation for losses due to discontinuation of operation), compensation for facilities and subsidy for movement. See TABLE7-3 for detailed compensation rates, which are based on evaluation of the land and demolished houses of the affected enterprises.

TABLE7-3 COMPENSATION RATES FOR AFFECTED ENTERPRISES

Producbon or Attachments HoIse compensaion (RMBh busine FadMy I Movem-ent Component dsntnuation cornpeawbon allwance Telephone Cabe TV Steel+ compensation (RMBIm) (RMBJm') Rkd RB/my !cSonoete Bric tconcrete Bcki wood Simple (RM° ) (RMBiy) Tongguanyi WS 900-1100 180 450 Yubei Road 350 300 480 Shizhu Road 270 200 80 30 Shizhu RE 800 500 100 100 6 80 50 Wansheng RE 700 238 150 20 158 440 Nanchuan RE 1000 700 600 100 50 20 50 50 Rongchang RE 351 281 50 20000 15 83 560 351 281 50 20000 15 83 560

D. Rates of compensation for institutions

The compensation for resettlement of institutions includes the compensation for houses, financial subsidy, compensation for facilities and subsidy for movement. See TABLE7-4 for detailed compensation rates which are based on evaluation of the land and demolished houses of the affected institutions.

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Yubei Road 300 .

Shizhu RE 500 100 6 Nanchuan RE 700 50 20 Rongchang RE 351 281 90 50 1343 15

E. Rates of compensation for affected shops

The compensation for the affected shops includes the compensation for houses, financial subsidy, compensation for resettlement of facilities and subsidy for movement. See TABLE7-5 for detailed compensation rates, which are based on evaluation of the land and demolished houses of the affected shops.

TABLE7-5 COMPENSATION RATES FOR AFFECTED SHOPS

House compensaton Finandal subsidy (RMB/ Faality comnpensaaon Moement tilaance Component m2) (RUBSnap) (RMB/m2) Brick + a'ete Bric +wood Nanchuan RE 1200 1100 150 15 Rongchang RE 258 202 200 4843 200 Note: All the shops to be affected by the Nanchuan and Rongchang components are in the form of shop + backyard or shop + upstairs home. Some of the affected shop owners in Nanchuan will be compensated for in the shop-for-shop format (that is they can purchase new shops provided by the project owner at the compensation rate, or based on their willingness, they can buy the first floor of the preferential houses to run shops), and the affected persons in Rongchang will be compensated for in the way of providing house sites for building shops like their residences by themselves. They may build multi-story houses with the ground floor used as shops.

F. Compensation for acquisition of collective-owned land

In line with the stipulations of the "PRC Land Management Law", "Chongqing Municipal Regulations regarding Land Management", "Chongqing Municipal Measures for Compensation for Land Acquisition" and applicable local policies and regulations of the counties and districts involved, the compensation for land acquisition includes the compensation for land, subsidy for resettlement and compensation for crops. See TABLE7-6 and TABLE7-7 for detail.

TABLE7-6 RATE OF COMPENSATION FOR PERMANENT ACQUISITION OF LAND

outputf Sumtota of cPit Rural/urban caia fnadfaland MtlMutple f Mtl f Total cornpensationper-mu land Prroecd Msi Village Group area of in compensation subsidy for mue roject Rural/urbanIVllbge Group farmland previous for land esettlnto mTple raesntan (mu) 3years (RMB) ______~~~~ ~~~~(RMB/mu)(R B Linjiang Jiulong 3 1.8 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 Yongchuan WS Zhangia Anmin 5 1.0 1500 6.1 4 10 15450 Jinlong Jinlong 3 0.4 1700 8.9 14 23 38327 Songji WS Laisu Baisha 8 1.5 1500 6.0 4 10 15000

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I i i i i ~~~~~~m Output Sum tow of Per- valueof ~~~~~~~~~~per-muland RurdVurban ~~~~~capdtafarmland MuMtple of Mutlipe Df Total mmpensbon Proed Rurhr ilbVge Greup ara of imn Dpensapion subse dr multple and farmlJand preinou fb land resettlmet A N (mu) 3yeas (Rsm (RMBtmu) Dalu 1 1.5 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 Songji Maoyuan 6 3.2 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 Bayi 1 1.6 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 Bayi 2 1.6 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 Huolong 4 1.8 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 3 1.4 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 Wujian Shengzhi 4 1.1 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 6 1.4 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 Youzhu 6 1.5 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 7 1.4 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 9 1.8 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 Tongguanyi Huangjinbao 13 1.8 2100 6.0 4 10 21000 Taojia Zhi'an 12 1.8 2100 6.0 4 10 21000 Sh ban Huangjiayan 3 1.9 2100 6.0 4 10 21000 Shiban Qinglong 2 2.0 2100 6.0 4 10 21000 Bafu Zhaoba 4 1.3 2100 6.0 4 10 21000 Basishiyi Gaotiankan 2 1.1 2100 6.0 4 10 21000 TongguanyiWS Zouma Ciyun 5 1.2 2100 6.0 4 10 21000 Jiaoyuan 5 1.0 2100 6.0 4 10 21000 Bicheng Shibao 3 1.5 1700 6.0 4 10 17000 Qinggang Laifeng 1 1.0 1700 6.0 4 10 17000 Qlnggang Daxing 2 1.0 1700 6.0 4 10 17000 Zengia Longyin 2 1.4 2100 6.0 4 10 21000 Chenjiaqao Tianmashan 4 1.3 2100 6.0 4 10 21000 Tuzhu Xiangjiaping 4 1.1 2100 6.0 4 10 21000 XDiizu Yuhe 5 0.5 1500 8.5 12 21 30750 Dianjiang WS Xinmin Nanyin 8 0.5 1500 8.5 12 21 30750 Tongnan WS Shuangjiang 2heou2 2.9 1500 6.0 4 120 15000 She~~~i 5___ 0.5 1500 8.5 12 21 30750 Wenchang 6 0.9 1500 6.5 5 12 17250 7 1.0 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 8 1.1 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 Jinshan lO9 1.1 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 Jinshan ~10 1.1 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 Tongnan Road Gengdi 11 1.1 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 5 1.1 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 6 1.2 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 Tianyin 7 1.2 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 8 1.2 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 9 1.2 1500 6.0 4 10 15000 Tongping - 0.7 1000 7.5 5 12 12250 Zhengyang ______5 2.0 1000 6.0 4 10 10000 Jifu 1 4.5 1000 6.0 4 10 10000 Qianjiang Road 3 0.6 1000 7.5 5 12 12250 Zhoubai Pingba 6 1.2 1000 6.0 4 10 10000 6 1.8 1000 6.0 4 10 10000 ______7 1.9 1000 6.0 4 10 10000 Yubei Road Tonrjing Yulin 2 0.5 2100 8.5 12 21 43050

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TABLE7-7 RATES OF COMPENSATION FOR PERMANENT LAND ACQUISrTION

I Chage Other Ru,rrbwr Tax for Land for use of Management taxes subcomponent RuraUban mlbge Group farmland cuffvabon e* charge for and ToWaof t~~~~nship~ ~ ~ ~ tpig fee added land fees fees land acqsibon (plan (RMB/mu) fees) Linjiang . Jiulong 3 5336 10000 6670 667 0 22673 Yongchuan WS Zhandia Anmin 5 5336 10000 6670 667 0 22673 Jinlong Jinlong 3 5336 10000 6670 667 0 22673 Laisu Baisha 8 4002 10005 0 0 0 14007 .. ~JI MayDalu 1 4002 10005 0 0 0 14007 ______| Maoyuan 6 4002 10005 0 0 0 14007 Bayi 1 4002 10005 0 0 0 14007 2 4002 10005 0 0 0 14007 . Huolong 4 4002 10005 0 0 0 14007 3 4002 10005 0 0 0 14007 Wujian Shengzhi 4 4002 10005 0 0 0 14007 ._____6 4002 10005 0 0 0 14007 Youzhu 6 4002 10005 0 0 0 14007 7 4002 10005 0 0 0 14007 _ _ _9 4002 10005 0 0 0 14007 Tongguanyi Huanginbao 13 1067 0 13340 0 0 14407 Taojia Zhi'an 12 1067 0 13340 0 0 14407 Shiban Huar0iayan 3 1067 0 13340 0 0 14407 Qinglong 2 1067 0 13340 0 0 14407 Bafu Zhaoba 4 1067 0 13340 _ 0 0 14407 Basishiyi Gaotiankan 2 1067 0 13340 0 0 14407 TonggianyiWS zouma Ciyun 5 1067 0 13340 0 0 14407 ______ouma WS Jiaoyuan 5 1067 0 13340 0 0 14407 Bicheng | Shibao 3 1067 0 13340 0 0 14407 Qinggang Laifeng 1 1067 0 13340 0 0 14407 Daxing 2 1067 0 13340 0 0 14407 Zengjia Longyin 2 1067 0 13340 0 0 14407 Chenjiaaiao Tianmashan 4 1067 0 13340 0 0 14407 | Tuzhu Xiangjiaping 4 1067 0 13340 0 0 14407 Dianjiang WS | Xizhu Yuhe 5 3335 10005 6670 1290 2000 23300 CHONGQING SMALL CrITES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTPROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 81 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Charge Othe Tax fcr Land for use of Management taxes subcomponenl R ururban inewly I charge for and Totl of l~~~~M1sh~~~~~~~ lafeidde fees fees land acqursiton (plan (RMBimu) fees) Xinmin Nanyin 8 3335 10005 6670 1290 2000 23300 Tongnan WS jShuangjiang ineonq 2 Tongnan 4000 8000 6670 445 3000 22115 WS ~~~ ~~Sheu5___ 4000 800 6670 886 3000 22556 6 4000 80 6670 508 2000 21178 Wenchang 7 4000 8000 6670 445 2000 21115 8 4000 8000 6670 445 2000 21115 Jinshan 9 4000 8000 6670 445 2000 21115 10 4000 8000 6670 445 2000 21115 Tongnan Road Gengdi 11 4000 8000 6670 445 2000 21115 5 4000 8000 6670 445 2000 21115 6 4000 8000 6670 445 2000 21115 Tianyin 7 4000 8000 6670 445 2000 21115 8 4000 8000 6670 445 2000 21115 9 4000 8000 6670 445 2000 21115 Togig1 2667 6667 3333 365 3333 16365 Zhengyang Tongping 5 2667 6667 3333 302 3333 16302 _ Jifu 1 2667 6667 3333 274 3333 16274 Qianjiang Road 3 2667 6667 3333 365 3333 16365 Zhoubai Pinga 5 2667 6667 3333 274 3333 16274 6 2667 6667 3333 274 3333 16274 7 2667 6667 2 4334 13334 186683333 1774274 30003333 4110916274

Yulin 4 4334 13334 18668 1018 3000 40353 ToI . g 8 4334 13334 18668 1774 3000 41109 Tongjing 9 4334 13334 18668 1077 3000 40412 Xinfa 3 4334 13334 18668 892 3000 40227 Qanfeng 1 4334 13334 18668 892 3000 40227 .aoping 1 3334 13334 18668 1312 3000 39647 Caopingn 6 3334 13334 18668 1018 3000 39353 Yubei Road Baibut 5 3334 13334 18668 892 3000 39227 2 3334 13334 18668 892 3000 39227 3 3334 13334 18668 892 3000 39227 Gulu 4 3334 13334 18668 892 3000 39227 nshg5 3334 13334 18668 892 3000 39227 Xingsheng - 6 3334 13334 18668 892 3000 39227 8 3334 13334 18668 892 3000 39227 9 3334 13334 18668 892 3000 39227 10 3334 13334 18668 892 3000 39227 Shuangqing Loufangwan 1650 670 0 1334 3654 Hongchunling 1650 670 0 1334 3654 Nanbin Hongguang 1650 670 0 1334 3654 Hongxing Zhaipo 1650 670 0 1334 3654 Shizhu Road Huayuan 1650 670 0 1334 3654 Dalin Bailin 1650 670 0 1334 3654 Sanhe a Gaoqi 1650 670 0 1334 3654 Chuanzhu Chuanzhu 1650 670 0 1334 3654 Xinkai 1650 670 0 1334 3654 .hzhuemband.ment Nanbin Chengnan 2 3333 13333 933 0 17600 S Shuangqing 4 3333 13333 933 0 17600

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G. Compensation for Temporary land occupation

According to the regulations concerning the temporary land occupation promulgated by Chongqing municipal government and county and district governments involved, crop compensation shall be made for the temporary land occupation. In principle, compensation for loss of crops shall be calculated in that a way that an affected period of shorter one quarter shall be regarded as one quarter and one year as 2.5 quarters or half a year as one year. The constructor shall restore the land to its original condition. See TABLE7-8 for the rates of compensation for temporary use of land.

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m - m - m~ TABLE7-8 RATES OF COMPENSATION FOR TEMPORARY USE OF LAND subcomponent Land type Crop wmpensation Rehabiliation fee Management tee Dry land 900 6670 1334 Yongchuan WS garden 2100 6670 1334 fish pond 1300 6670 1334 cultivated land 900 2400 0 Song.i WS garden plot 900 2400 0 ______pondWSfish 1200 2400 0 wood land 3000 2400 0 cultivated land 1000 3000 0 Tong Guanyi S garden plot 1000 3000 0 fish pond 1300 3000 0 wood land 3000 3000 0 dry land 1500 6667 1334 Dianjiang WS paddy field 1500 6667 1334 fish pond 1500 6667 1334 dry land 900 3000 0 Tongnan WS paddy field 900 3000 0 Tongnan Road dry land 900 2500 1400 Qianjiang Road dry land 1300 3334 0 dry land 1500 10000 1333 paddy field 1600 10000 1333 Tongcao Road wood land 1240 10000 1333 garden plot 2325 10000 1333 Shizhu Road dry land 800 3334 1334 paddy field 1100 3334 1334 Shizhu RE cultivated land 1200 13320 6667 riverside shallow land 720 0 4000 dry land 1200 6667 0 Wansheng RE paddy field 1200 6667 0 Nanchuan RE cultivated land 1350 2700 1334 Rongchang RE cultivated land 3000 8004 0

H. Compensation rates for Infrastructures and Ground attachments

TABLE7-9 contains the rates of compensation for various types of infrastructures and ground attachments.

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Water ditch (m3 ) 30 Motor-pumped well 465. (place, m2) 388 Waste pit (m3, place) 75 9 30 Biogas pit (place, 3000 40

Air-drying ground 73 9 7 8 13 15 10 15 9

Pigsty or toilet (m3, 35 35 40 30 37.5

Sweet potato cellar 40 (place) Rice storage (place) 1000 I Fruit tree (piece) 26 35 40 43 50 40 20 40 40 30 50

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Flower tree (piece) 2 3 _ Bamboo (cluster) 35 40 40 Femleaf hedge bamboo (piece, 1 9 20 20 20 cluster) Century-old tree 1000 (piece)j10 Lawn/green belt ______30 Transplanted or 10 grafted tree

CHONGQINGSMALL CmrES INF^AsTRuCWRe IMPROVEMENTPROjECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 87 DECEMBER 2004-REPoRT N-6.2 FASEP - ETuDEs GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Rural or I Before land acquisition Total space to Per-capita spae Rate of Impad eRatio of agncuturalRatio O Cornponent *age turban iVage Resident Population Tow space (u after bi nd Albed group TtlsaePr-capita space bie acquired of farmland apopub lad a incumencoe t agncultural taincome ron- bMhlp ~ farmland~~~~~~~~of of farmland (mu) acquisition acquaion(% incomne N% Shigongping 261 237.6 0.9 4.0 0.9 2.0 10 Mingyue 238 221.7 0.9 2.0 0.9 1.0 33 Taoyuan 244 234.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 6 Taoyuan Matouzui 427 384.0 0.9 3.0 0.9 1.0 27 Xinyu 442 442.2 1.0 6.0 1.0 1.0 27 Longquan Xiaohekou 366 256.0 0.7 4.0 0.7 2.0 56 LUnping 332 242.6 0.7 9.0 0.7 4.0 50 Xiwang 29d 536.0 1.8 2.0 1.8 0.0 42 Taiping Jiantianba 242 399.0 1.7 4.5 1.6 1.0 20 Hongmiao 255 456.0 1.8 4.0 1.8 1.0 23 Ungshui Shuangqiao 405 648.0 1.6 9.0 1.6 1.0 50 Diaojiaolou 248 421.0 1.7 8.0 1.7 2.0 27 Heyuan Xinjian 310 465.0 1.5 7.0 1.5 2.0 13 Lziping 207 372.0 1.8 8.0 1.8 2.0 8 Qianfeng 279 531.0 1.9 7.0 1.9 1.0 16 ShizhuRENanbin2 Chengnan 344 275.0 0.8 Shizhu RE Nanbin Chngan 28.6 0.7 10.0 43 218.2 52 Suangqing 4 119 120.0 1.0 2.2 1.0 2.0 16 Xintan Bajiaowan 260 70.2 0.3 18.0 0.2 26.0 260 Baiguoping 150 48.5 0.3 14.7 0.2 30.0 150 Wansheng RE Wandong Uanchi Louhuangba 324 180.9 0.6 95.0 0.3 53.0 324 26 51 Jianshe Heping 120 50.0 0.4 9.2 0.3 18.0 8 Bangshang Daqiu 242 125.0 0.5 15.0 0.5 12.0 80 Nanchuan RE Dongoheng Beii 2 254 39.2 0.2 7.6 0.1 19.0 113 5 229 61.8 0.3 9.9 0.2 16.0 160

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1 750 277.5 0.4 Long~i 30.4 0.3 11.0 335 4 650 383.5 0.6 16.5 0.6 4.0 234 3 565 204.8 0.4 52.3 0.3 26.0 245 4 642 134.8 0.2 Dongfanghong. 20.0 0.2 15.0 105 5 290 72.5 0.3 2.6 0.2 4.0 44 6 550 60.5 0.1 4.5 0.1 7.0 59 1 426 213.0 0.5 31.6 0.4 15.0 130 Acheng 3 320 160.0 0.5 31.3 0.4 Laiyouguan 20.0 112 4 477 286.2 0.6 21.6 0.6 8.0 120 5 517 361.9 0.7 76.3 0.6 21.0 246 1 350 140.0 0.4 4.5 0.4 3.0 25 3 298 152.0 0.5 Changyuan 11.0 0.5 7.0 106 4 378 245.7 0.7 59.9 0.5 24.0 184 6 312 280.8 0.9 42.7 0.8 15.0 186 Dujiaba 15 532 350.5 0.7 73.7 0.5 21.0 189 3 655 313.6 0.5 14.4 0.5 4.6 59 7 433 263.8 0.6 32.0 0.5 12.1 92 Baochengsi 8 683 417.1 0.6 107.1 0.5 25.7 298 10 513 Rongchang RE Changyuan 385.2 0.8 45.0 0.7 11.7 111 44 65 11 570 389.9 0.7 39.7 0.6 10.2 103 1 883 295.0 0.3 56.4 0.3 19.1 265 Hongqiao 2 654 276.0 0.4 31.4 0.4 11.4 126 3 780 268.0 0.3 28.4 0.3 10.6 140 Qibaoyan 1 658 513.0 0.8 47.1 0.7 9.2 101 CHONGOQINGSMALL CrTIES NFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLivATED CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT RAP FORCSCP - WORLD BANK 95 DECMBER 2004-REPORT FASEP - ETUDES N-6.2 GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS B.1.2. Resettlement shemes for the affected persons Through intensive consultation with the affected persons, they may choose from the following three alternatives for production resettlement: 1) Reallocation of farmland, by which the farmland is reallocated among the villages and the land compensation and resettlement subsidy received after reallocation are divided equally among villagers; 2) Monetary compensation: the land compensation and resettlement subsidy are paid to the affected persons depending on the space of land taken. 3) Change of status. See TABLE8-2 for the resettlement alternatives for persons to be affected by land acquisition in execution of subcomponents. See Appendix 2 for detailed schemes of each subcomponent.

TABLE8-2 RESETTLEMENT ALTERNATIVES FOR PERSONS TO BE AFFECTED BY LAND ACQUISITION Component Reallocation of farmland Monetary compensatbon Changing status Yongchuan WS i 4 Songji water pumping i

Tongguanyi water pumping i Dianjiang WS 4 Tongnan WS i Tongnan Road 4 4 Qianjiang Road l Yubei Road 4 4 Shizhu Road l Shizhu RE 4 Wansheng RE Nanchuan RE 4 i Rongchang RE l 4

B.2. House rebuilding plan

The house-rebuilding plan will involve 25 urban households, 603 rural households, 30 enterprises and institutions, and 19 shops.

B.2.1. Rehabilitation of urban residential houses

These subcomponents will cause the demolition and relocation of 1,525m2 of urban residences, affecting 72 persons in 25 households. After receiving the compensation at the replacement price, the affected persons may choose to purchase cheap preferential houses, build houses by themselves, replace houses with houses provided by the project owners and receive money compensation. See Appendix 2 for detailed schemes of each subcomponent.

TABLE8-3 HOUSE-REBUILDING PLANS FOR URBAN RESIDENTS AFFECTED BY INDMDUAL COMPONENTS

Component Purchasing preferennal Building houses by House replacement houses themselves Money compensaton Shizhu RE 4 Rongchang RE 4 Toilet Reconstructon 4 4 4

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These subcomponents will cause the demolition and relocation of 90,063m 2 of rural residences, affecting 2,480 persons in 603 households. After receiving the compensation at the replacement price, the affected persons may choose to purchase cheap uniformly constructed resettlement houses, build their own houses or receive money compensation. See Appendix 2 for detailed schemes of each subcomponent.

TABLE8-4 HOUSE-REBUILDING PLANS FOR RURAL RESIDENTS AFFECTED BY INDMDUAL COMPONENTS Self Buildng houses Component Purchasing cheap resettlement n sfatedsabon Mmeycompensabon houses On pryddte os mOne elfd cmensiabeone thMnyc'nelo

Songji water pumping N Tongguanyi water pumping N Tongnan WS N Tongnan Road N N Qianjiang Road N N Yubei Road N N Shizhu Road '4 l Shizhu RE N N Wansheng RE 4 Nanchuan RE N

Rongchang RE ' N N B.2.3. Affected enterprises

These 8 subcomponents will affect 22 enterprises, of which three have gone bankrupt, four are no longer in production or operate on and off, seven are to be relocated and the rest will be affected partly with some of the houses or clearing space. Enterprises whose land will be acquired will receive land compensation at the estimated land price. The resettlement of the affected enterprises will be arranged in the following ways (See TABLE8-5). See Appendix 2 for detailed schemes of each subcomponent.

TABLE8-5 RESETTLEMENT PLAN FOR ENTERPRISES TO BE AFFECTED BY SUBCOMPONENTS

Component Enterpnse Rebuilding premises on Rebuilding premises Other means nearby site elsewhere Textile mill Tongguanyi ' water pumping Concrete slab plant ' Real estate company ' Yubei Road Foundry ' Building material factory ' Shizhu Road Water plant ' Modaoxi factory ' Shizhu Food supply company ' riverside road Milk farm 4 Wansheng RE Fertilizer plant ' Farm machinery plant ' I Paper mill '4 CHONGQING SMALLCITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FORCSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Component Enterpnse Rebuilding premises on Rebuilding premises Other means nearby site elsewhere Factory shed Power line post factory of Nanchuan Power - Supply Co. Chongqing Yecheng Textiles Co. 4 Nanchuan Nanchuan Hongxiang Machinery Plant 4 Nanchuan New Star Glassware Mould Plant J Nanchuan Chengxi Machinery Plant 4 Water Purifying Chemical Plant l Huada Plastic Knitting Plant l Guanyinqiao Liquor Brewery 4 Rongchang Concrete Slab Plant 4 Hongqiao Concrete Slab Plant 4 Cattle Breeding Farm 4 Toilet Chongqing Tile Plant 4 Reconstruction Chongqing Mine Management Bureau 4 B.2.4. Affected institutions

The 4 subcomponents will affect 994 persons in 5 institutions with 12,765m2 of premises to be demolished. The affected institutions may choose to get resettled by rebuilding premises on nearby sites or elsewhere or by other means. See TABLE8-6 for the resettlement plan. See Appendix 2 for detailed schemes of each subcomponent.

TABLE8-6 RESETTLEMENT PLAN FOR INSTITUTIONS TO BE AFFECTED BY SUBCOMPONENTS Institution ~Rebuilding premises on Rebuilding Component Insituon nearby site remises nearbysite elsewhere Other means Yubei Road Tongjing Rest Home 4 Shizhu RE Shizhu County Middle ______School______Nanchuan RE Daonan Primary School 4 Pig-raising Research 4 Rongchang RE Institute Haitang Park 4 B.2.5. Affected shops

The two subcomponents will affect 19 shops all of which will be completely 2 relocated. Altogether 1,212m of premises will be demolished affecting 57 persons. These shops will be resettled as shown in TABLE8-7. See Appendix 2 for detailed schemes of each subcomponent.

TABLE8-7 RESETTLEMENT PLAN FOR SHOPS TO BE AFFECTED BY SUBCOMPONENTS

EComponent Rebuilding premises Self-rebulding Purchasing cheap Receiving compensabon elsewhere resetUement houses including land pnce Nanchuan RE 4 4 Rongchang RE 4 4

CHONCOINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 98 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS B.2.6. Affected overdue temporary and illegal building 2 Altogether 421 m of overdue temporary and illegal building will be demolished. 3 2 subcomponents affect 41 Im overdue temporary buildings in Yubei, Rongchang and Yuzhong districts and counties. Toilet Reconstruction subcomponent affects lOiM2 illegal building. The overdue temporary buildings affected by Rongchang and Toilet Reconstruction subcomponents are sundries house and unused houses, and that affected by Tongjin subcomponent is built by village collectivity and now rent to a villager as a hennery. The illegal building affected by Toilet Reconstruction subcomponent is privately built as a shop without business license. Above buildings will get compensation at the price of the cost of building materials. To the hennery, the villager will get allowance for economic losses and equipment. The village committee will help the villager to find out a site to build a new hennery. The house site will be paid by the villager. To the shop, the demolisher should notify it in advance and provide shops renting information so as to make it easier for them to find new places to maintain business. B.2.7. Other affected buildings 2 other buildings will be affected by Toilet Reconstruction subcomponent. Such buildings are shops and employee's housing changed from part of public toilet, they are not working offices of institute and formal employee housing. The compensation rates of such buildings are decided according to the consultation of two institutions of Chongqing environmental sanitation system. The demolisher should notify lessees in advance and provide them with shops renting information so as to make it easier for them to find new places to maintain business. Lessees who have business license will get compensation for economic losses and movement. Families living in the toilet will move to other places provided by Chongqing Environmental Sanitation Bureau or the demolisher. The affected families will get compensation for moving and transition.

B.3. Rehabilitation of vulnerable group The vulnerable group refers to the group of people most easily harmed by these subcomponents as well as those to whom the environment in which they live makes them unable to adjust themselves to the changes brought about by the construction of these subcomponents. The vulnerable group includes mainly impoverished families, families consisting of handicapped persons, families consisting mainly of women, and families consisting of alone-living old people (single and aged more than 65 years and having no legal supporters).

The project will affect 304 persons in 117 families of the vulnerable group including 99 families to be affected by land acquisition, 30 families by house demolition and 23 families by both land acquisition and house demolition. Of these families, 36 are impoverished families, accounting for 30% of the total number, 53 families having handicapped members, accounting for 43%, 17 families consisting mainly of women, accounting for 14.5% and 16 families consisting of old people living alone, accounting for 18% of the total number. Some families of the affected vulnerable group are receiving special government allowance and after land acquisition the government will continue to pay such allowances to them monthly, exempt them from the agricultural tax and provide them with free fertilizer.

Except the policies described above, the vulnerable groups will enjoy the following preferential policies. The land compensation and resettlement subsidy may be paid, at their will, to the county civil welfare bureau or county (village) rest house or their children who will take care of them in their remaining years of life.

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE PIMPROVEMENTPROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FOR CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT CSCP - WORLD BANK 99 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N16.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Those vulnerable groups affected by house demolition and having difficulty getting adequately sheltered shall be provided with assistance according to the situation such as by providing cheap-rent houses, offering vocational training to the laborers in their families and providing them with job informnation and guidance to increase their chance of getting employed. For those vulnerable groups who choose to build their own houses, the demolisher shall assist them in building the houses and offer free agricultural technical training to their children and help them develop agricultural production to increase their income from farming. Land will be restored first for those families of the vulnerable group affected by land acquisition. During construction of the project, prior consideration will be given to employing the children of families of the vulnerable group to do jobs requiring no special skill. The government of Qianjiang District has made some preferential polices in favour of the vulnerable group there. Such policies include setting up a fund for aiding impoverished families of those land-losing farmers by returning the farmland taking tax levied to the township government. The fund will be used for their designated purposes only, i.e. firstly, to pay the bottom-line urban subsistence allowance and special poverty-relief fund borne by Zhengyang township government; secondly, to pay as special relief money to the land- losing farmers who have practical difficulties such as having no money to send their children to school or being stricken by unexpected disasters; thirdly, to finance skill training programs to encourage the land-losing farmers to run their own business. The government will give assistance by providing information, skill training and financial aid.

B.4. Rehabilitation of infrastructure and ground attachments Affected infrastructure and ground attachments will be compensated for by the project owner and restored by their respective owners. Compensation for such ground attachments will be based on the policies described above, in consideration of the local situation and in compliance with the World Bank requirements.

B.5. Integration with Host Residents The residents affected by the project will get resettled in three ways, purchasing uniformly constructed resettlement houses at a lowered price, building their own houses on sites provided free by the project owner, and purchasing commercial houses. In the former two cases, the resettled persons move into the same place and will mingle with one another fairly easily because they are urban or rural residents from the same district, county or city and have similar production and living customs and social and cultural background. For those who purchase commercial houses in the city, they will give due consideration to the need of work and daily life as well as social relations. The affected urban residents who purchase houses in places familiar to them will have little problem in integrating with other residents in the area. For the affected rural residents, they will also be able to mingle with other residents in the residential area fairly easily because they come from suburban areas close to the city and most of them have worked in the city and are not unfamiliar with the urban environment. Through the above analysis, it can be concluded that the residents affected by the project will have no problem in integration with other residents when they move into the resettlement area.

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A. Strategy for public participation

In compliance with the resettlement policies, laws and regulations issued by the central government, Chongqing municipal government and local governments of districts, cities and counties involved, in order to protect the legal rights and interests of the resettled persons and entities, minimize dissatisfactions and disputes, and develop better policies regarding resettlement and practical measures as well as resettlement plan in consideration of the nature of the project, great importance will be attached to the participation of the resettled persons in the whole process of policy making, plan development and execution of the project, pay attention to aboadly hear suggestions of the affected persons, especially the minorities and the vulnerable group suggestions on compensation rates and resettlement plans. When conducting the feasible study of the project at the preparation stage, the technician of project construction unit and designing unit survey many sites and fully hear suggestions of local government on projects. The designing unit respect the suggestion of local government about the project constitute and choice, and to the best of their abilities to minimize the project impacts. At the same time, the project office has for several times solicited the city, district and county governments, local people's congresses, political consultant conferences, NGOs, affected residents in the project areas and village committees involved in land acquisition for their comments and suggestions on resettlement. In June to October 2004, the project offices and owners founded working teams to conduct a quantitative survey on material impacts of land acquisition and resettlement. All representatives of the affected by the project participated in the survey. The project office has also solicited the village committees and resettled person's representatives for comments and held extensive consultations with them. The survey covered the local socio-economic situation the project- affected areas and psychological reaction of the public. The survey included door-by-door visits to the local residents to get an understanding of their attitudes toward resettlement and the project. The extensive concrete information obtained from the survey helps to lay a solid foundation for developing the resettlement plan. In the future, the following procedures and methods will be employed to encourage public participation and consultation in order to further improve the resettlement plan: Convoke mobilization meeting or consultation meeting, publicize resettlement information to affected units and persons, and make notice of resettlement compensation plans and compensation rates. The main content of notice includes the brief introduction of projects, scope of land acquired, resettlement policies (compensation rates included), resettlement agency, rights and obligations of the displaced persons, complaints and appealing and evaluation. At the same time, the resettlement office will distribute the resettlement booklets among the affected villages. The affected residents will then obtain the booklets from the village committee, which contains detail on project profile, project impacts, polices on compensation, project executing institution, channel to lodge complaints, etc. In the process of information publicizing, answer the questions of the affected persons, hear opinions and suggestions of the affected persons and further reasonably rewrite compensation rates and resettlement plans. The resettlement plan reviewed and approved by the World Bank will be placed in the municipal resettlement office and public libraries before 30th, December 2004. Public announcements will be issued on major local newspapers so that the resettled and NGOs can get reference to the resettlement plan. Land acquisition resettlement stage. Resettlement agencies and local government assist the affected persons rehabilitation and enterprises and public facilities moving, solve problems occurred in the process of rebuilding and movement, and give the first part of compensation.

CHONGQING SMALL CITIESINFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK I DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Carry out resettlement, find out new problems occurred after land acquisition and house demolition and relocation, solve problems of the affected persons, revise the resettlement plans, and give the last part of compensation. Independent monitor will conduct sample survey to trace the living standard, impacts and existed problems and difficulties of the affected persons, give the information to PMO and assist to solve the problems. Internal monitoring organization will supervise the whole process.

B. Public opinion survey

In June to August 2003, the project office carried out a survey of public opinions and suggestions. The survey showed that of the 600 families surveyed, 89% said they knew about the project, 11% said they did not know or knew little about it; 79% expressed approval of the project and 13% thought the project makes no difference to them; 85% and 77% believed that the project is beneficial to the country and public and 78% believed that the project is beneficial to individuals; 65% believed that environmental pollution (or shortage of water) would cause economic damages and 89% thought it would degrade the quality of livelihood; 78% thought the project would affect the investment environment while 71% believed it would affect the image of the city; 96% were of the opinion that the deteriorated environment (or shortage of water) would bring about serious or very serious impact on their livelihood and work; 100% believed that the project would improve the living environment; 82% believed that the project would cause adverse impact on them; 89% said they knew or partly knew about the policies regarding land acquisition and resettlement; 88% said they knew they could lodge complaint if their legal rights and interests should be violated in the process of resettlement. See TABLE9-1 for the findings of the public opinion survey.

TABLE9-1 SURVEY OF PUBLIC OPINIONS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL REACTIONS

S/N Question asked Answer Fhding (1) (2) (3) 4) (5) Do you know that the prject will be Yes 89 8 3 1 constructed? Not quite No Are you infavour of the project? Yes 79 6 13 2 No Itdoesn't matter Who do you think the project will benefit The country? (1)Yes (2)No 85 3 (mutiple choice isallowed)? The public? (1)Yes (2)No 67 The individual?? (1)Yes (2)No 78 What do you think is the possible result Economic damage 65 89 78 71 4 of environmental pollution (or shortage Degradation of IMrng standard of water)? Deteriorating investment environment Damagina image of city Has the deteriorated environment (or No impact 3 21 76 5 water shortage) any impact on your life Yes, but not serious and work? Ifyes, how serious itis? Yes, serious Yes, very serious What benefits do you think the project Improved living environment 100 72 56 51 6 will bring you? Improved working environment Increased job opportunity Improved physical and mental health What adverse impacts do you think the No adverse impact 82 12 23 12 5 project will have on you? Inconvenience to travel 7 Economic damage due to resettement Possible reduction in income due to land ______acquisition CHONGQING SMALL CITIES rNFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004-REPORT Nw6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS S/N Question asked Answer Finding (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Other adverse impacts Do you know about policies regarding Yes 81 8 11 8 compensation and resettement? Yes, somewhat No Do you know you can lodge complaint if Yes 88 12 9 your legal rghts and interests should be No violated in the process of land acquisition and resettement?

C. Public participation process and openness of policies

From June 2004 up to now, the project office for each component has sent personnel on several occasions to the affected rural (urban) townships, villages and groups to hold consultative meetings with the village leaders and resettled representatives and explain to them the necessity of constructing the project and the relevant policies regarding resettlement. Compensation rates and specific measures for resettlement were discussed and the residents' opinions heard at these meetings. See the next two Tables for detail.

TABLE9-2 PROCESS OF ENSURING AFFECTED PEOPLE' PARTICIPATION

Topic Locatlon Participant Date

Introduction to the Affected area, construction ste Owners of project, leaders of local govemment, residents of project affected townships and villages, workers of enterprises and 2004. 6 project institutions, surveyors, and project designer (for several times) Introduction to the Affected area, construction ste Owners of project, leaders of local govemment, residents of impacts affected townships and villages, workers of enterprises and 2004. 7 imPacts institutions, surveyors, and project designer (for several times) Resettlement policies Owners of project, leaders of local govemment, residents of of districts, counties Affected area, construction site affected townships and villages, workers of enterprises and 2004. 8 and cities institutions, surveyors, and project designer (for several times) Investigabon of the Owners of project, leaders of local govemment, residents of project impacts Affected area, construction site affected townships and villages, workers of enterprises and 2004. 6-8 institutions, surveyors, and project designer (for several bmes) Resettlement plans Owners of project, leaders of local govemment, residents of 2004 6 consultabon Affected area, construction site affected townships and villages, workers of enterprises and 20 insttutions, surveyors, and project designer (for several times) 10 Resettlement action Owners of project, leaders of local govemment, residents of 2004 10- plan emen a on Affected area, construction site affected townships and villages, workers of enterprises and Plan institutions, surveyors, and project designer (for several bmes) 2005. 3

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and telephone numbers of Document Media and language used Date of pubGlcation Place pubNcation Introductive description of Report 2004.6 projects General information on land Document dispatching and villagers acquisition and house meeting 2004.6-8 demolition Govemments Policies Document dispatching and villagers 2004.6- See RAP of each subcomponent regarding house demoliton meeting 20468for detail and resettlement Resettlement booklet Document dispatching and villagers 2004.9 meeting Notice on publicizing Bulletin column 2004.12 resettlement plan ______Resettlement plan Newspaper, library 2005.2

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Either in developing or in implementing the resettlement plan, great importance will always be placed on the participation of the affected individuals as well as organizations. Each RAP of sub component provides appealing hotline of each stages and principals. The channels of the 14 subcomponents have 2 types, 2 subcomponents of Dianjiang and Yongchuan WS adopt the second and the rest subcomponents adopt the first. The first appealing procedure is as the following.

Stage 1: If the affected person objects the resettlement plan, he or she may file his or her complaint orally or in writing to the township government, neighbourhood committee or village committee. The latter should handle the casewithin one week.

Stage 2: If the affected person is still unsatisfied with the result of Stage 1, he or she may, upon receiving the resolution, appeal to the district, county or city WI- assisted project offce or Chongqing municipal WB-assisted project office, which should resolve the case within one week.

Stage 3: If the affected person is still unsatisfied with the result of Stage 2, he or she may, upon receiving the resolution, appeal to the district, county or city national land resource department or house demolition and resettlement office for administrative arbitration, which should handle the case within ten days.

Stage 4: If the affected person is still unsatisfied with the administrative arbitration made in Stage 3, he or she may, upon receiving the arbitration, bring a lawsuit to a civil law court in case of objection to any aspect of the resettlement plan.

FIGURE 2 PROCEDURE FOR GRIEVANCE REDRESS

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Stage 1: If the affected person objects the resettlement plan, he or she may file his or her complaint orally or in writing to the township government, neighbourhood committee or village committee. The latter should deliver the information to land acquisition office that will handle the case within one week.

Stage 2: If the affected person is still unsatisfied with the result of Stage 1, he or she may, upon receiving the resolution, appeal to the district, county or city national land resource department or house demolition and resettlement offfice for administrative arbitration offfice, which should resolvei the case within one week.

Stage 3: If the affected person is still unsatisfied with the result of Stage 2, he or she may, upon receiving the resolution, appeal to the district, county or city WB-assisted project offfice or Chongqing municipal WB-assisted project which should arbitrate the case within ten days.

Stage 4: If the affected person is still unsatisfied with the administrative arbitration made in Stage 3, he or she may, upon receiving the resolution, bring a lawsuit to a civil law court in case of objection to any aspect of the resettlement plan.I

FIGURE 3 PROCEDURE FOR GRIEVANCE REDRESS OF YONGCHUAN AND DIANJIAN

The resettled person may file lawsuits regarding any aspect of the resettlement plan, including the rates of compensation. The resettled person will be inforned of the above procedure through meetings or by other means so that he or she knows it is his or her right to file complaints. Publicizing efforts will also be made through the mass media to promote public awareness and the complaints and suggestions about the resettlement work will be sorted out and submitted to the resettlement agencies at all administrative levels for prompt study or and solution.

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A. Agencies in connection with resettlement action

To develop this "Resettlement Action Plan for Affected people" and ensure it is carried out smoothly and produces the expected result, a full top-to-bottom organization must be formed during executing the project to coordinate and supervise the implementation of the resettlement plan. * Chongqing Municipal Leading Group (CMLG) for Executing WB-assisted Projects * Chongqing PMO * Project Designers * Independent external monitoring and evaluation (M&E) agencies * Owners of projects in respective districts, counties and cities * District, county or city PMOs * District, county or city national land administration bureau and resettlement office * Rural or urban township working group for resettlement * Village committees (VCs) and villager groups (VGs)

B. Organizational constructions and responsibilities

B.1. Chongqing Municipal Leading Group for Executing WB-assisted Projects To ensure the smooth execution of the WB-assisted projects in Chongqing, the municipal government has authorized Chongqing Municipal Development and Reform Commission to found this leading group.

B.2. Chongqing PMO The office is located in CPMO. The member of the office includes Chongqing Municipal Development and Reform Commission, Chongqing PMO, Chongqing Municipal Construction Commission, Congaing Municipal Land and Housing Administration Bureau, Chongqing Municipal Planning Bureau, and Chongqing Municipal Labour Administration Bureau. The office performs the following functions: provide guidance in developing the resettlement action plan for persons affected by each of the WB-assisted project; provide guidance in developing the resettlement plan for persons affected by each component according to the actual condition; provide policy guidance in identifying and making resettlement compensations; monitor and supervise the implementation of the resettlement plan; furnish periodic monitoring reports on implementing the resettlement plan.

B.3. District, county or city PMO To ensure systematic proceeding of the resettlement work for projects executed in each of the districts, counties or cities, the local governments has founded their respective organizations to take charge of the resettlement work. The district, county or city PMOs is headed by the responsible leader of the district, county or city government and staffed by the leaders of local national land and housing administration bureau, environmental protection bureau, water conservation bureau and other agencies. Its major function is to strengthen the control of the work on land acquisition and resettlement,

CHONGOQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT 107 CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS coordinate work between agencies in charge of land acquisition and resettlement, and supervise the process of land acquisition and resettlement. Its major functions include: Authorize the designer to define the scope of affected area and assist the designer in conducting socio-economic surveys; Provide assistance in developing the "Resettlement Action Plan for Affected people" and supervise the work on resettlement; Hold public consultations and publicize policies regarding resettlement; Manage and supervise the resettlement fund; Dispatch township and village resettlement managing personnel for training; Direct, coordinate and supervise the activities of the associated departments or agencies in land acquisition and resettlement; Address issues and problems arising from the process of implementing the resettlement plan; Provide assistance in external monitoring; Prepare progress report and submit internal monitoring reports periodically to the municipal office for WB-assisted projects.

B.4. District, county or city project owner The owner of each project in the respective districts, cities and counties is the executive agency for constructing the project and shall, in resettlement activities, designate special-duty personnel to supervise and manage the process. Its major responsibility includes Request the designer to develop the resettlement action plan; Participate in resettlement surveys; Confirm the resettlement action plan; Conduct the resettlement action or have it conducted; Supervise and manage the resettlement action; Appropriate funds; Report periodically the progress of resettlement to the district, city or county WB-assisted project office and fumish intemal monitoring reports.

B.5. District, county or city resettlement-executing agency The resettlement-executing agency performs the resettlement work in three ways: firstly, the owner entrusts the resettlement work to the district, city or county land administration bureau and demolisher; secondly, the owners carry out the resettlement plan by themselves; thirdly, resettlement faculty organized by project owners and county land administration bureaus carry out the resettlement plan. Of the fourteen subcomponents, eight of them including Songji water pumping, Tongguanyi water pumping, Dianjiang WS, Qianjiang Road, Shizhu road, Shizhu RE, Wansheng RE and Rongchang RE are to be carried out using the first option. The other 5 subcomponents including Yongchuan road, Tongnan WS, Tongnan Road, Nanchuan RE and Public toilet are to be carried out using the second option Tongcao road is to be carried out using the third option. See Table 9-1 for detail. Participate in the preparation of the resettlement action plan; Implement the resettlement action plan approved by the World Bank; Secure formalities for land acquisition and house demolition; Promote public awareness of resettlement policies for the project; Organize public participation; Sign land acquisition and house demolition contracts with the affected persons, and the copies of the contract must be submitted to project owner and county PMOs;

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 108 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP -ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Implement the resettlement action plan and the detailed income rehabilitation plan must be submitted to project owner and county PMOs; Appropriate resettlement funds and the payment receipts must be submitted to project owner and county PMOs; Handle the affected persons' complaints and grievances in resettlement; Prepare the internal monitoring report and submit it periodically to the project owner.

B.6. Rural or urban township resettlement working group The working group is headed by the responsible leader of the township where the project is based and staffed by the leaders of the township land administration office, planning office and villages. Its major role includes the following: Participate in the project survey and provide assistance in developing the "Resettlement Action Plan"; Organize public participation in the project survey and promote public awareness of the resettlement policies; Carry out, inspect, monitor and record the resettlement activities within the township and assist in securing the necessary formalities for resettlement; Participate in the monitoring on land acquisition, demolition of houses and attachments and resettlement and reconstruction of houses; Provide assistance in managing the compensation fund; Coordinate and handle issues and problems arising in actual work; Direct the resettled comments and suggestions to the superior agencies; Provide help for the families having problems; Report to the district, county or city resettlement leading group and agencies concerned on the work of land acquisition and resettlement.

B.7. Village committee and villager group The working group consists of the major leader of the village committee and villager group, whose functions include the following: Participate in the socio-economic and project impact survey; Organize public consultations and promote public awareness of polices regarding land acquisition and resettlement; Select the resettlement area and allocate houses sites to the resettled; Reallocate farmland and organize resettlement activities such as rehabilitation of production; Manage and distribution resettlement funds; Direct the resettled comments and suggestions to the superior agencies; Report on the progress of resettlement activities; Offer help to the families having problems;

B.8. Project designer The designers of the projects are respectively the following: Chongqing New Star Consulting Company Ltd (responsible for the Yongchuan WS and Dianjiang WS subcomponents), Changjiang Water Resource Commission (responsible for the Songji WS and Tongguanyi WS subcomponents), North China Designing Institute (responsible for Tongnan WS), Coal Designing Institute, China (responsible for Nanchuan embankment and Shizhu RE subcomponents), East China Designing Institute (responsible for Rongchang embankment

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6.9. Independent external monitoring and assessment agency The independent external monitoring and assessment agency will be determined by competitive bidding. The agency performs the following major functions: Observe all aspects of the resettlement plan and its implementation and present a monitoring and assessment statement to the World Bank through the project resettlement office (This responsibility will be detailed in sections regarding independent external monitoring and assessment; Offer technical consultations to the project resettlement office in data survey and processing.

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Chongqing Municipal Leading Group for Executing WB-

Chongqing PMOl

District, county or city PMOs

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FIGURE4 RESETTLEMENT ORGANIZATION ARRANGEMENT

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SEE TABLE11-1 FOR THE STAFFING OF AGENCIES INVOLVED IN PROJECT EXECUTION AND RESETTLEMENT AND TABLEI 1-2 for information about project-executing agencies.

TABLE11-1 STAFFING OF AGENCIES INVOLVED IN PROJECT EXECUTION AND RESETTLEMENT

Proect Number of resetLement Number of full-time Type of personnel agencies workers Subcomponent 3 7 Yongchuan WS 5 21 Songji water pumping 5 33 Tongguanyi water pumping 3 13 Dianjiang WS 8 46 Tongnan WS 5 14 Tongnan Road 4 14 Qianjiang Road 4 15 Govemment officials, public officers, economic Yubei Road 3 11 management personnel, technical personnel Shizhu Road 5 26 Shizhu RE 5 23 Wansheng RE 5 37 Nanchuan RE 7 8 Rongchang RE 7 8 Toilet Reconstruction 11 25 Total 73 293

TABLEI 1-2 EXECUTING AGENCIES FOR EACH PROJECT Subcomponent Executing agency Responsible person Telephone Yongchuan WS Yongchuan Land Acquisition Office Gu hengfeng 49878216 Songji water Yongchuan Land And Housing Administration Bureau Liu Bin 49869099

Tongguanyi water Jiulongpo District Land Administration Bureau Kuang Youliang 61577198 pumping Shapingba District Land Administration Bureau Gao Shengli 65306516 Bishan Land And Housing Administration Bureau Hu Jinwei 41908703 Dianjiang WS Dianjiang Land Acquisition Office Tan Dacai 13340204238 Tongnan WS Tongnan County WS Company Zhang Ping 44550111

Tongnan Road Tongnan County Transportation Bureau Director Liu 44551006

Qianjiang Road Qianjiang District Land Administration Bureau Land Wang Shaojian 13896801666 Acquisition And Resettlement Office Sha n 1 Yubei Road Land Acquisition And House Demolition Office DuZhongyuan 13883420000 Shizhu Road Shizhu County Land Administration Bureau Land Yin Kai 73378418

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Shizhu RE Shizhu County Land Administration Bureau Land Yin Kai 73378418 Acquisition And Resettlement Office Wansheng RE Wansheng District Government Land Acquisition Office Hou Jiayuan 48293929 Nanchuan RE Nanchuan City New Area Development Co.Ltd. Zhou Zhiyong 71912888 Rongchang RE Rongchang County Land Administration Land Acquisition Huang Chengjiong 46786010 Rongchang Engineering Dept.HunCeniog 4761 Toilet Chongqing Environment & Sanitation Holding (Group) Luo Yuanxun 67764025 Reconstruction Company Limited.

E. Measures to strengthen capabilities of agencies

To ensure the effective implementation of the resettlement action plan, the project office will take the following measures to heighten the capabilities of the involved agencies: * Increase the staff qualifications: The staffs of organization at each level consist of technical personnel and managerial personnel who must be adequately skilled in technology and management. * Strengthen staff training: * Since March 2003, Chongqing Municipal Office for Executing World Bank-assisted Projects has, for several times, invited experts to train the major staff members in working skills, including the study of the World Bank's operational policy OP4.12 regarding involuntary resettlement and relevant national and local laws and regulations on land acquisition and resettlement, methods and content of socioeconomic surveys, house reconstruction and income rehabilitation, etc. * The project office will continue to train the resettlement workers in studying the World Bank's guidelines on involuntary resettlement and laws and regulations on land acquisition and resettlement, performance and management of resettlement, rehabilitation of production and living standard and monitoring and evaluation of resettlement actions. * The district, county or city office for executing WB-assisted projects has conducted and will continue to conduct training of the rural or urban resettlement workers in working skills to improve their capability of handling policy-related affairs. * Support will be provided in finance and equipment to improve working efficiency; * Work responsibilities will be assigned in a rational manner and award and penalty rules will be formulated to improve the initiatives of the resettlement workers; * The reporting system will be strengthened to ensure internal monitoring and prompt solution to problems; * The external monitoring and assessment mechanism and early warning system will be established.

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A. Progress of resettlement and project construction

According to the project progress schedule, the project will be completed in separate stages within the period from 2005 to 2007. The progress of land acquisition and resettlement will be well scheduled so that it will be immediately followed by project construction. The major plan of work on land acquisition and resettlement will be carried out from 2005 and completed in 2007. The following principles are followed when making the process schedule: The work on land acquisition and house demolition will be completed within 3 months before the land is used for project construction, the actual starting date depending on the progress of the resettlement work. Sufficient time must be allowed for house demolition and resident resettlement before starting project construction. B. Key tasks to be performed in permanent acquisition of land

According to the project construction and land use approval documents, the local national land administration bureau and village committees in the approved land use area to be informed that all the registered permanent rural residences within the land-acquisition area are to be frozen and no more construction licenses are to be issued and procedures for house reconstruction and reconstruction, transactions, exchange of ownership, and rent are to be stopped; Workers to be sent to the site to investigate and check the quantity of land acquisition within the affected area including the number of rural households, persons, floor spaces and ground attachments; Application for use of land for construction to be submitted to the district, county or city land administration agency according to the project approval document, approved plan, findings of survey, and plan view of acquired land, land acquisition plan, land use plan, etc.; Public announcements to be made of the land acquisition and resettlement plans, policies, procedures, resettlement compensation rates, land acquisition area, and usage of land acquired to put the whole process under the monitoring of the masses; Written agreements to be signed with the villages and resident groups within the land acquisition period regarding the form and amount of compensation, resettlement of labourers, resettlement transition period, and compensation made during the transition period, and efforts to be made to promote mobilization for land acquisition; C. Key tasks to be performed for urban house demolition and resident resettlement

According to the project construction and land use approval documents, the local public security bureau, housing administration bureau, urban construction bureau, industrial and commercial administration bureau, and neighbourhood service office in the approved land acquisition area to be informed that all the registered permanent rural residences within the land-acquisition area are to be frozen and no more construction licenses are to be issued and procedures for house reconstruction and reconstruction, transactions, exchange of ownership, and rent are to be stopped; According to the number of frozen permanent urban residences and persons and the record made available by the housing administrative bureau, workers to be sent to the site to investigate and check these data including the number of households, persons, type of ownership, structure of houses, floor spaces and attachments; Application for house demolition to be submitted to the district, county or city land administration agency according to the project approval document, approved plan, findings of

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According to the project construction and land use approval documents, the local public security bureau, housing administration bureau, urban construction bureau, industrial and commercial administration bureau, and neighbourhood service office in the approved land acquisition area to be informed that all the registered permanent rural residences within the land-acquisition area are to be frozen and no more construction licenses are to be issued and procedures for house reconstruction and reconstruction, transactions, exchange of ownership, and rent are to be stopped; According to the number of frozen permanent urban residences and persons and the record made available by the housing administrative bureau, workers to be sent to the site to investigate and check these data including the number of households, persons, type of ownership, structure of houses, floor spaces and attachments; Application for house demolition to be submitted to the district, county or city land administration agency according to the project approval document, approved plan, findings of survey, and plan view of the individual resettlement houses, resettlement plan, land use plan, etc.; Public announcements to be made of the house demolition and resident resettlement plans, policies, procedures, drawings of resettlement houses, resettlement compensation rates, house demolition area, time limit of demolition and usage of land acquired to put the whole process under the monitoring of the masses; Written agreements to be signed with the resettled who are willing to purchase cheap resettlement houses within the time limit of house demolition regarding the form and amount of compensation, floor spaces and locations of the resettlement houses, resettlement transition period, and compensation made during the transition period, and efforts to be made to promote the mobilization for land acquisition; for those who prefer purchasing commercial houses or second-hand houses, information about the market supply of houses to be provided by the house demolisher who are also to provide the resettled residents with house purchase tax-exemption certificates issued by the local taxation bureau; After the resettled residents have moved out, supplementary agreements to be signed with them, and according to the time sequence of movement and payment of the purchase price of houses,

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTPROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 115 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS to determine the number of floor, direction and door number of the house; all the resettlement agreements endorsed by the house demolition and resettlement agency and notary agency; The resettled residents to move into their new homes. Resettled residents to move into their new homes. E. Key tasks to be performed in resettlement of enterprises and institutions

According to the project construction and land use approval documents, the local public security bureau, housing administration bureau, urban construction bureau, industrial and commercial administration bureau, and neighbourhood service office in the approved land use area to be informed that no more construction licenses are to be issued and procedures for house reconstruction and reconstruction, transactions, exchange of ownership, and rent are to be stopped; According to the ownership record made available by the housing administrative bureau, workers to be sent to the site to investigate and check the houses and operating condition of the enterprises and institutions within the designated project construction area, including the number of enterprises or institutions, employees, ownership type of houses, structure of houses, floor spaces, number of large-size production equipment, annual output value, annual profit and average annual income of employees; Application for house demolition to be submitted to the municipal house demolition and resettlement agency, according to the project approval document, approved plan, findings of survey, and resettlement plan; Public announcements to be made of the resettlement plans, policies, procedures, resettlement compensation rates, house demolition area, time limit of demolition and usage of land acquired to put the whole process under the monitoring of the masses; Written agreements to be signed with the affected enterprises or institutions within the house demolition and resettlement period regarding the form and amount of compensation, location of the resettlement houses, resettlement transition period, and compensation made during the transition period, and efforts to be made to promote mobilization for resettlement; The resettled enterprises or institutions to construct or purchase their new houses; The resettled enterprises or institutions to move into their new houses. F. Key tasks to be performed in relation of shops

According to the project construction and land use approval documents, the local public security bureau, housing administration bureau, urban construction bureau, industrial and commercial administration bureau, and neighbourhood service office in the approved land use area to be informed that no more construction licenses are to be issued and procedures for house reconstruction and reconstruction, transactions, exchange of ownership, and rent are to be stopped; According to the number of shops frozen and ownership record made available by the housing administrative bureau, workers to be sent to the site to investigate and check the actual data including the number of employees, ownership type of houses, structure of houses, floor spaces, attachments and annual income from operation; Application for house demolition to be submitted to the municipal house demolition and resettlement agency according to the project approval document, approved plan, findings of survey, and plan view of the individual resettlement houses, resettlement plan, land use plan, etc.; Public announcements to be made of the resettlement plans, policies, procedures, drawings of the resettlement houses, resettlement compensation rates, house demolition area, time limit of demolition and usage of land acquired to put the whole process under the monitoring of the masses;

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK , DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Written agreements to be signed with the resettled shop owners within the house demolition and resettlement period regarding the form and amount of compensation, location of the resettlement houses, resettlement transition period, and compensation made during the transition period, and efforts to be made to promote mobilization for resettlement; The resettled shops to resume operation in their new houses;

G. Key resettlement tasks and timetable

G.1. Principles for making the resettlement timetable The scope of land acquisition and house demolition and resettlement is to be determined in accordance with the design drawings of each individual component, which must be accomplished before the material measurement and calculation work for land acquisition and house demolition is started. The material measurement and calculation work is to be done jointly by the resettlement agency and displace persons according to the redline map before signing the agreement on compensation. The resettlement agency should hold a mobilization meeting attended by the resettled to announce the policies regarding land acquisition, house demolition and resettlement, compensation and resettlement plan before signing the compensation agreement. The formal notice on land acquisition and house demolition is to be issued after the mobilization meeting. The demolisher and resettled residents should sign the agreement on compensation and resettlement after the material measurement and calculation is carried out and the notice on land acquisition and house demolition issued. The allowance during the transition period should be allocated to the resettled before moving. New infrastructure is to be constructed before the existing one is demolished. The compensation is to be settled and paid after the agreement is signed before moving. The resettlement work is to conduct in a manner satisfactory to the resettled. G.2. General progress schedule for land acquisition, house demolition and resettlement and resident resettlement The general progress schedule is developed in accordance with the progress of preparation for and implementation of resettlement activities. See "Schedule of implementation" on the next page.

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Task descrption Start date Finishing date Prophase work of land acquisition PMO collects related stuff 2004.6.25 2004.7.20 Confirming the scope of land acquisiion and house demolition 2004.6.25 2004.7.30 Socioeconomic preliminary survey 2004.6.25 2004.8.30 Formulating the resettlement policy frame 2004.6.30 2004.9.20 Preparation for land acquisition and house demolition survey and training 2004.6.30 2004.7.30 Measurng and calculating material impacts of land acquisition and demolition 2004.7.10 2004.8.30 Consulting resettement policy and program 2004.7.10 2004.11.20 Formulating resettlement action plan 2004.7.10 2005.1.30 Land acquisition and house demolition implementation Holding the mobilizing meeting and publishing policy 2005.7.1 2007.8.30 Publishing notice of land acquisition and house demolftion 2005.8.1 2007.8.30 Consulting and signing the compensation resettement agreement 2005.8.10 2007.10.30 Settling and paying compensation 2005.8.15 2007.10.10 Construction of resettlement houses 2005.8.15 2007.10.30 Moving to new houses 2005.10.15 2007.12.30 Income rehabilitation 2005.8.10 2008.6.30 Infrastructure reconstruction 2005.8.10 2008.6.30 Monitoring and evaluating 2005.7.1 2008.8.30

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.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,Q _Q ....3. .04..!tPP:Q :0 2Q34 90 I FPropka-xe *wrLofland eaquimition Q sp I t3 . 2 i PM()collectx relatecl xtuff ,i 3 Confirming the scope of land acquisition and house demolition . 4 Socioeconomic preliminary survey 5 Formulating the resettlement policy frame 6t | Preparation for land acquisition and house demolition survey and training I 7 Measuring and calculating material impacts of land acquisition and demolition 8 Consulting resettlement policy and program 9 Formulating resettlement action plan 10 Land aequisition and house demolition implementation I11 holding the mobilizing meeting and publishing policy ,-i 12 Publishing notice of land acquisition and house demolitionr 13 Consulting and signing the compensation resettlement agreement 14 Settling and paying compensation 15 j Construction of resettlement houses 16 Moving to new houses - 17 Income rehubilitation 18 . Infrastructure reconstruction 19 Monitoring and evaluating 120 ! monitoring and evaluation

FIGURE 5 SCHEDULE OF IMPLEMENTATION

CHONGQINGSMALL cEEs NFRASTRUCTUREMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 119 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS 13. RESETTLEMENT BUDGET AND FINANCING

A. Expenses

The overall budget includes the compensation for permanent and temporary land acquisition, compensation for demolition of the urban and rural residential houses, compensation for affected enterprises, institutes and shops, and compensation for the affected infrastructure and ground attachments, of which the compulsory fees and taxes are to be calculated according to the following criteria: the planning and design fee accounting for 2% of the total amount of the above items (Songji and Tongguanyi WS subcomponents adopt 3%), the management fee 3%, cost of technology training 0.5% of the part applicable to the rural area, monitoring and evaluation fee 2%(Songji and Tongguanyi WS subcomponents adopt 1.5%), and contingency fee 10% of all the expenses, compulsory fees and taxes (including the eight basic costs, plan and design fee, management fee, technical training fee and monitoring fee).

THE TOTAL BUDGET FOR RESETTLEMENT OF RESIDENTS TO BE AFFECTED BY THE PROJECT IS RMB263 MILLION INCLUDING RMB74.026 MILLION FOR MAKING COMPENSATION FOR PERMANENT LAND ACQUISITION (ACCOUNTING FOR 28%), RMB28.626 MILLION FOR PAYING RESETTLEMENT SUBSIDY FOR RELOCATING THE DISPLACED URBAN AND RURAL RESIDENTS (ACCOUNTING FOR 11%), RMB22.623 MILLION FOR MAKING COMPENSATION TO THE AFFECTED ENTERPRISES AND INSTITUTIONS (ACCOUNTING FOR 9%), AND 1.49MILLION FOR MAKING COMPENSATION FOR THE AFFECTED SHOPS (ACCOUNTING FOR 0.6%). THE TOTAL COST OF RESETTLEMENT IS INCLUDED IN THE TOTAL COST OF THE PROJECT AND THE MONEY COMES MAINLY FROM EACH PROJECT OWNER'S OWN FUND. THE TOTAL ESTIMATED COST FOR EACH COMPONENT ISSHOWN IN TABLE13-1.

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No item ~~Yongdriuar S ' Tongguanyi [}anlang Torgnan Tongran Oranj.arg Tong-Cao Shizlu E Wiansheng Narichuan Rongchang Toilet Total lio | nern | fs |ongJ1Son9ct WVS Wsny lltS WsnW Road Road Road Road RE RhEzhuRE RE RE Reconsiucthon

Permanent 1 Land 712818.9 2434083.0 2023066.0 645000.0 332550.0 5737655.6 9049967.8 13793239.0 7425914.1 570523.1 10367600.0 9968979.2 10964745.9 0.0 74026142.4 Compensation Temporary 2 Land 291170.3 1884540.0 7619309.0 1375936.1 43173.0 109956.0 308375.0 542353.6 101940.0 147813.6 86534.8 89829.0 309872.6 0.0 12910803.1 Compensation

3 CompensationUrbanHtouse 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 150156.0 0.0 0.0 557159.0 1296330.0 2003645.0

4 Rurol House 0.0 548070.3 2857548.0 0.0 20050.0 4729929.0 2676940.0 968280.0 861560.0 219400.0 7949610.0 1889512.0 3901326.3 26622225.6

Compensation 0.0 0.0 6045080.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 287980.0 488716.4 398411.9 1367716.0 3273200.4 3745781.6 22000.0 15628886.3 Insubtutions69463 6 Compensation 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 142960.0 0.0 441449.8 0.0 3315200.0 3094456.4 6954063

Compensation 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1179975.0 309584.8 1489559.8 Overdue 8 AndTemporary Illegal 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 138107.9 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 9000.0 11790.0 158897.9 Build 9 Other types of 880280.0 880280.0 building

10 CompensationAaChment 820135.0 15519.8 47900.7 44331.0 6205081.0 2454439.0 310868.0 402620.0 682134.0 2520.0 897585.5 285602.0 1418487.0 43967.0 13631190.0 Sum Of 1-10 1824124.2 4882213.1 18592903.7 2065267.1 6600854.0 13031979.6 12346150.8 16275540.5 9560264.5 1930274.4 20669046.3 20002297.6 24310413.6 2254367.0 154345696.4 Planning And 1 Design Fee 36482.5 146466.4 557787.1 41305.3 132017.1 260639.6 246923.0 325510.8 191205.3 38605.5 413380.9 400046.0 486208.3 45087.3 3321665.1

12 ManagementFeeI 54723.7 146466.4 557787.1 61958.0 198025.6 390959.4 370384.5 488266.2 286807.9 57908.2 620071.4 600068.9 729312.4 67631.0 4630370.9

CHONGOQINGSMALL cniEs INRAsT&RmucRE IMPROVEMENTPROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 121 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP -ETuDEs GROUPE HUST / SOGREAH CONsuLTANTs No. Item YoIghuan Sorg, WS Tongguanyl Dianiang TDgnan Tongnan Clnang Tong-Cao ShIzhiiu z R Wansneng NaRchuan RongEnang ToUele WS WS WS WS Roaa Roaa RDad Road RE RE RE Reownstructon Total

13 Technology 9120.6 Training Costs 24411.1 62739.0 10326.3 33004.3 65159.9 61730.8 81377.7 47801.3 9651.4 103345.2 100011.5 75878.3 0.0 684557.3

14 Monitodng And Evaluahon 36482.5 73233.2 278893.6 41305.3 132017.1 260639.6 246923.0 325510.8 191205.3 38605.5 413380.9 400046.0 486208.3 45087.3 2969538.3 15 Condngencies 294140.0 790918.5 3007516.6 333024.3 1064387.7 2101406.7 1990816.8 2624430.9 1541592.6 311256.8 3332883.7 3225370.5 3913203.1 361825.9 24892774.2 16 Tax 632681.4 2057873.0 2288214.5 772230.6 269351.4 7673580.8 13269545.5 21118739.6 1893547.2 411559.4 7482589.6 6400838.6 7756107.9 0.0 72026859.5 17 Total 2887754.9 8121581.7 25345983.0 3325417.1 8429657.2 23784365.5 28532474.4 41239376.6 13712424.1 2797861.2 33034698.1 31128679.0 37757331.9 2773998.6 262871603.2

CHONGQING SMALL CnES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 122 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N`6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS B. Yearly investment plan

The yearly investment plan is developed according to the project execution progress schedule. See TABLE 13-2 for detail.

TABLEI 3-2 YEARLY INVESTMENT PLAN Unit: RMB IO,OOO subcomponents 2005 2006 2007 2008 Total Yongchuan WS 1443877.4 1443877.4 0.0 2887754.9 Songji water pumping 2030395.4 4060790.8 2030395.4 8121581.7 Tongguanyi water pumping 6336495.8 12672991.5 6336495.8 25345983.0 Dianjiang WS 1662708.5 1662708.5 0.0 3325417.1 Tongnan WS 4214828.6 4214828.6 0.0 8429657.2 Tongnan Road 11892182.8 11892182.8 0.0 23784365.5 Qianjiang Road 14266237.2 14266237.2 0.0 28532474.4 Yubei Road 20619688.3 20619688.3 0.0 41239376.6 Shizhu Road 6856212.1 6856212.1 0.0 13712424.1 Shizhu RE 1119144.5 839358.3 559572.2 279786.1 2797861.2 Wansheng RE 16517349.0 16517349.0 0.0 33034698.1 Nanchuan RE 15564339.5 15564339.5 0.0 31128679.0 Rongchang RE 18878666.0 18878666.0 0.0 37757331.9 Toilet Reconstruction 924666.2 924666.2 924666.2 2773998.6 TOTAL 122326791.2 130413896.3 9851129.6 279786.1 262871603.2

C. Source of fund

The total resettlement expenses for the projects are included in the total project cost and the source of fund is from issuing national bond and loans provided by the involved district, county or city government.

D. Fund flow and allocation plan

D.1. Fund flow The fund circulation process chart is as shown in below.

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FIGURE 6 RESETTLEMENT FUND FLOW

D.2. Allocation plan The compensation for land acquisition and house demolition is paid by the project owner to the resettlement-executing agency, which in turn pays the land compensation and resettlement subsidy to the affected villages. The crop compensation is paid directly to the affected households. The village committee distributes the money in different ways of resettlement. The house compensation is paid by the resettlement-executing agency in separate times to the owner of the house according to the agreement signed. The compensation for the institutions and enterprises is paid by the resettlement-executing agency directly to the owners of such institutions and enterprises and the compensation for infrastructures directly to the owners of such infrastructures. The land compensation and resettlement subsidy are paid to the affected villages and the crop compensation is paid directly to the affected farmers before land acquisition. The house compensation is paid directly to the displace household before house demolition. The compensation for resettlement of enterprises, institutions and shops should be duly paid to them before house demolition to enable them to rebuild or restore their houses. Those copies of compensation contracts and payment receipts must be kept in the project owner and county PMOs at the same time.

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In order to ensure that land acquisition, resettlement and other related activities are carried out smoothly at the planed progress and achieve the best result, internal and external monitoring and assessment must be effected before, during and after the execution of the resettlement action.

A. Internal monitoring

Chongqing Municipal Office for Projects Utilizing World Bank Loans will establish an internal monitoring mechanism to supervise the resettlement activities and will build jointly with the district, county or city project office a basic database for land acquisition and resettlement, which serves as the base for making the resettlement plan and monitoring all the resettlement households so that the whole process of resettlement from the preparation to implementation is placed under internal monitoring and control.

A.1. Executing procedure During the execution period, the district, county or city project office and executing agency collect information about resettlement according to the samples acquired from monitoring and transmits the record of current activities promptly to the municipal project office to ensure continuous monitoring of the executing process. The municipal project office then conducts periodic inspection of the executing process. In the above monitoring mechanism, information registers of a designated format will be used to keep a continuous flow of information from the villages and rural or urban townships to the district, county or city project office and the municipal project office.

A.2. Content of monitoring * Resettlement progress; * Quantity of land acquisition and house demolition as compared with there resettlement plan; * Implementation of resettlement compensation rates and resettlement policies; * Resettlement house reconstruction; * Rehabilitation of income; * Appropriation and use of resettlement fund; * Capability and operating efficiency of district, county or city resettlement office; * Record of handling complaints and grievances.

A.3. Internal monitoring report The report will be made in a format meeting the World Bank requirement and printed and distributed to the executing agencies. The report normally includes the following two parts: The first part is a description of the resettlement progress, availability of compensation funds and other aspects of the work, including the situation, problems and difficulties encountered during execution and methods and measures to be used to solve them. The second part is a tabular form chiefly used to sum up the statistics in the past three months. The form is a record of data about land acquisition, house demolition and compensation payment and shows a comparison between the actually accomplished quantities with the planned quantity. During the executing period of the plan (July 2005 to July 2008), the district, county or city WB-assisted project office will prepare one internal monitoring report every three CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 1 CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK ' DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS months and submit it to the municipal project office for preparing a year-end summary statement to be submitted to the World Bank.

B. Independent extemal monitoring

B.1. External monitoring agency The project office will employ through competitive bidding an independent monitoring and assessment agency to supervise the execution of the resettlement action for the project. The monitoring and assessment team consists of a board of experts highly experienced in resettlement and sociology.

B.2. Procedure and content of monitoring * Prepare a monitoring working program * Develop a information system software for resettlement monitoring * Prepare survey guidelines, forms and record cards for typical residents * Design the sample survey plan Ratio of sample: 10% of resettled residents, 20% of shops, and 20% of affected enterprises and institutions * Basic survey Basic survey of the rural households affected by land acquisition will be conducted by the monitoring agency to obtain basic information about their production and living standard (level of livelihood, production and income) necessary for performing monitoring and assessment. * Establish the monitoring and assessment information system The information system includes databases for various types of data for supervising and assessing the resettlement action, which are useful for computer-aided analysis and tracking. * Monitoring and assessment surveys Local socioeconomic survey: to investigate into the socioeconomic development situation of the project area Monitoring and assessment of the resettlement executing agencies: to find out the capability and efficiency of such agencies Monitoring and assessment of typical resettled residents: to supervise the payment of the resettlement compensation to the urban resettled residents, the supply of resettlement houses, movement of residents, income rehabilitation, quality of resettlement, house construction progress, payment of compensation, quality of houses constructed, etc. Monitoring of typical shops: to supervise the payment of compensation for shops, supply of resettlement houses, progress of movement, production rehabilitation, employees' income rehabilitation, quality of resettlement Monitoring of typical enterprises and institutions: to supervise the payment of compensation, land acquisition on new sites, house construction, progress of movement, production rehabilitation, employees' income rehabilitation, quality of resettlement Public facilities: to supervise the payment of compensation, function rehabilitation of public facilities and progress of reconstruction Public participation: by supervising the public participation activities during developing and executing the resettlement plan to assess the result of such activities

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 1 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Resettled residents' complain filing and appealing process: to supervise and assess the operating mechanism and efficiency * Sort out the monitoring data and build up the database * Make comparison and analysis * Prepare one monitoring and assessment report every half a year Conduct the basic survey in July 2005; Produce the first report in December 2005 and the second in June 2006; Submit assessment reports (Issue 3 to Issue 6) in the same period from December 2006 to June 2008.

B.3. Monitoring and assessment indicators Socio-economic indicators: average per-capita income, gross domestic product, Engel coefficient, and employment rate Agencies: staffing, staff qualifications, rules, equipment, working efficiency Resettled urban residents: availability of compensation, location and space of resettlement houses, satisfaction with resettlement Shops: availability of compensation, location of business houses, change of location, change of environment, average working time of employees, change of employees' salary level, change of revenue, satisfaction with resettlement Enterprises and institutions: availability of compensation, location of new site, progress of land acquisition on new site, average working time of employees, change of employees' salary level, change of revenue, satisfaction with resettlement Infrastructure: availability of compensation, function rehabilitation rate

C. Post assessment

After the project is completed, post assessment will be conducted on the basis of monitoring and assessment already made and using the relevant theory and method to evaluate the successful experience and lessons to be learnt in the resettlement of residents, shops, enterprises and institutions and provide experience to be used in later resettlement activities. The post assessment will be performed by the independent external monitoring and assessment agency authorized by the project office. The authorized monitoring agency then will develop a working program and set up an assessment indicator system for the post assessment, conduct a socio- economic survey, and prepare the "Statement of Post Assessment of Resettlement for Executing Chongqing Small Cities Infrastructure Improvement Project" to be presented to the World Bank.

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Type of Impact Affected person Policy Rate of compensation Permanent land Village and resident * In the case of acquiring farmland, compensation evaluated prce be land compensation and resettlement subsidy: acquisition group made depending on the original purpose for which the land is used. The Yongchuan: cultivated land: RMB15000-38237/mu, compensation includes the compensation for land, resettlement, ground waste land: RMB7725-19164/mu; attachments and crops. The compensation for ground attachments and Songji: cultivated land, garden land: RMB15000/mu, crops belongs to their owner. waste land: RMB3000/mu, * The payment of land compensation and resettlement subsidy should be forest land: RMB9000/mu; made according to the actual conditions of each district, county or city. Tongguanyl: cultivated land and garden land: RMB17000-21000/mu, In the subcomponents of Nanchuan, Qianjiang, Tongjin, Shizhu and forest land: RMB8500-9000/mu, Dianjiang, the land compensation and resettlement subsidy evaluated unused land:RMB5100-6300/mu; price be paid fully to the affected rural households. The subcomponents Dianjiang: cultivated land: RMB30750/mu, of Songji, Tong Guanyi, some affected villages of Yongchuan WS, and forest land: RMB25800/mu; Tongnan WS will reallocate the land, and the land compensation and Tongnan WS: cultivated land: RMB15000-30750/mu, resettlement subsidy be divided equally among the villagers. In some waste land: RMB15000-30750/mu. affected villages of Yongchuan WS, the villagers whose land acquired Tongnan Road: cultivated land: RMB15000-17250/mu, will gain the same amount of land provided by the villages, and the land forest land: RMB13200-15300/mu, compensation and resettlement subsidy be granted to villages. The fish pond: RMB16800-19200/mu, resettlement subsidy of Tongnan Road subcomponents will be granted riverside shallow land: RMB8970-10718/mu. to the affected persons and 25% of the land compensation be divided Qianjiang: cultivated land: RMB10000-12250/mu, equally among the villagers and 25% to villages for collective agriculture forest land: RMB8000-9800/mu, reproduction. waste land: RMB5000-6125/mu. * The land compensation and resettlement subsidy evaluated price be Tongjin: cultivated land: RMB21000-43050/mu, calculated according to the number of agrarian population to be forest land: RMB16800-34400/mu, resettled, which is calculated by dividing the space of farmland acquired fish pond: RMB25200/mu, by the per-capita space of farmland before land acquisition. garden land: RMB31500-64575/mu, * In the case of acquiring farmland, land and resettement compensation waste land: RMB7000-14350/mu. to be paid at the rate of 10 to 30 times as much as the average annual Shizhu Road: cultivated land and garden land: RMB10140-17800/mu, yield of the farmland in the past three years. forest land: RMB10140-10780/mu, * In the case of acquiring garden land, the land and resettlement fish pond: RMB12168-21360/mu, compensation to be paid at the rate of 1-1.5 times as much as the riverside shallow land, compensation rate for farmland. waste land: RMB3042-5471/mu. * In the case of acquiring fish pond, the land and resettlement Shizhu RE: cultivated land and garden land: RMB14590-20972/mu, compensaton to be paid at the rate of 1.2-1-5 times as much as the fish pond: RMB16341-23520/mu, compensation rate for farmiand. riverside shallow land and waste land: RMB10213-14602/mu. * In the case of acquiring forestland, the compensation for land, Wansheng RE: cultivated land: RMB40000-48000/mu, resettlement and forest is to be paid to the owner. fish pond: RMB48000-51000/mu, * In the case of acquiring non-farmland (such as wasteland, collective waste land and riverside shallow land: RMB20000-25500/mu. owned riverside shallow land, etc.), the land compensation is to be paid Nanchuan RE: cultivated land: RMB20790-40500/mu,

CHONGOQINGSMALL crriEs INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIOATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 128 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUOES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS at the rate of 1/2 or 1/3 of the rate of compensabon for farmland. riverside shallow land and waste land: RMB12353-21600/mu. * If the land compensabon and resettement subsidy paid as specified Rongchang RE: cultvated land: RMB22338-47009/mu, above cannot enable the fammers to be resettled to live at the level garden land: RMB26964/mu, before land acquisition, the amount of reseHtlement subsidy may be fish pond: RMB35128-39614/mu. increased as approved by the provincial people's govemment. However the total amount of land compensabon and resetflement subsidy should not exceed 30 bmes as much as the annual yield of the land acquired.

Affected farmer * To be paid compensabon for loss of crops. Comnensation for youna tree: * To be paid compensaton for labour resettlement. Yongchuan:cultivated land: RMB900/mu. * To be given the opportunity for labour resettlement. Songji: cultivated land and garden land: RMB900/mu, fish pond: RMB1200/mu, Forest land: RMB3000/mu. Tongguanyi: cultivated land and garden land: RMB1200-1300/mu. Dianjiang: cultivated land and fish pond: RMB1500/mu,forest land700/mu. Tongnan Road: cultivated land, waste land: RMB900/mu, fish pond, garden land: RMB1200/mu. Tongnan WS: cultvated land: RMB900/mu. Qianjiang: cultivated land: RMB1600/mu. Tongjin: cultvated land: RMB1300/mu. Shizhu Road: cultivated land, garden land and forest land: RMB1000- 1200/mu,fish pond is 1.2 bmes as cultivated land. Shizhu RE: cultivated land and garden land: RMB600/mu, fish pond: RMB480/mu. Wansheng RE: cultvated land: RMB1200/mu, fish pond: RMB1200/mu. Nanchuan RE: cultivated land: RMB1350/mu, fish pond: RMB1620/mu. Rongchang RE: cultvated land: RMB1200/mu, garden land: RMBI1500/mu,fish pond: RMB1500/mu.

Labourer * Farmers whose land is permanently acquired shall be reasonably resettlement compensated at the rate of RMB10140-48000yuan/mu. The affected persons may choose from the following three altematives for production resettement: 1) Reallocation of farmland, by which the farmland is reallocated among the villages and the land compensabton and resettlement subsidy received after reallocation are divided equally among villagers; 2) Monetary compensation: by which farmers in villages where the per-capita space of farmland after land acquisiton is more than 0.5mu are resettled by monetary compensation, that is, the

CHONGQINGSMALL CrEs INFRASTRUCTUREMPROVEMENT PROIECT CONSOLIATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 129 DECEMER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS land compensabon and resettement subsidy are paid to the affected persons depending on the space of land taken. 3) Change of status: by which farmers in villages where the per-capita space of famnland is less than 0.5mu are resettled by having their status as agricultural populabon changed into non-agricultural population. These people will thus receive a sum of RMB12,000 to 21,000 as land compensabion and resettement subsidy. After the number of status-changed persons is decided, the farmland given up by them may be reallocated among villagers remaining inthe village depending on their willingness. * The status-changed farmers affected by land acquisiton may be resetted by monetary compensabon, insurance, social security support, etc. 1) Monetary compensation, by which the land compensabon and resettlement subsidy are paid to the status-changed persons to allow them to make a living; 2) Resettlement by social security support, by which those status-changed persons may apply for the minimum urban resident subsistence allowance if the average income of them and their family members living together is lower than the minimum local subsistence level of urban residents. The level of the allowance is determined according to the cost of clothing, food and shelter necessary to maintain a decent life for a local urban resident and in considerabon of the cost of water and fuel (coal or gas) and compulsory schooling of their young children. The prevailing standards of urban minimum subsistence allowance in the affected localities are respectively: RMB160yuan/person/month in Tongnan, RMB195yuan/month in Tongjing County, RMB140/person/month in Nanchuan County and RMB1600/person/month in Rongchang County. * For those farmers losing farmland, the local govemment will establish a complete labor service system to provide assistance to them. * For villagers choosing to continue to work as farmers, in order to prevent their income from decreasing due to the reducbon of farmland space after land acquisition, the rural township govemment will take some incentve measures such as restructuring the farming industry and encouraging farmers to grow cash crops to increase agricultural output value and the production team will help farmers to improve basic farming facilities. others * The compensabon fees for land and sum of compensabon for resettement-evaluated price are exempted from any tax & fees and relevant court costs. * The resettlement executor evaluated price help the resetted in making change of registered permanent residence and transffrring schooling of their children.

CHONGQINGSMALL CIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 130 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP -ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Temporary land Affected households * In the case of temporary land occupation, if the impact has not yet Dianjiang: cultivated land: RMB1500/mu, occupaton affected one growing season, compensation for loss of crops evaluated forest land: RMB700/mu,fish pond: RMB1500/mu. price be made as if one growing season were affected; if the impact has Tongjin: cultivated land: RMB1550/mu, affected one year of growing, compensation for loss of crops evaluated garden land: RMB2325/mu,forest land: RMB1240/mu. price be made as if two and half growing seasons were affected; if the Nanchuan RE: cultivated land: RMB1350/mu, impact has affected half a year of growing, compensation evaluated forest land: RMB1620/mu. price be made as if yield of the land in one year were lost. The Rongchang RE:cultivated land: RMB3000/mu. compensation evaluated price be paid directly to the farmers affected by Shizhu RE:cultivated land and garden land: RMB800/mu, land acquisition and should not be lower than the loss caused to the fish pond: RMB1100/mu. farmers. For the rehabilitation of land temporarily taken, the constructor Tongguanyi:cultivated land and garden land: RMB1200-1300/mu, evaluated price re-cultivate the farmland acquired after construction is fish pond: RMB1400-1500/mu. completed and return it to the village and the village committee Songji:cultivated land and garden land: RMB900/mu,fish pond: RMB1300/mu, evaluated price accept the re-cultivated land in collaboration with the forest land: RMB3000/mu. related agencies. Qianjiang:cultivated land: RMB1600/mu. Tongnan Road:cultivated land: RMB900/mu. Tongnan WS:cultivated land: RMB900/mu, Fish pond: RMB1350/mu. Yongchuan:cultivated land: RMB900/mu, fish pond: RMB1300/mu,garden land: RMB2100/mu. Wansheng RE:cultivated land: RMB1200/mu Urban residential Owners 0 The resettled persons will receive house compensation at the Shizhu RE (land compensation included) houses replacement price. brick+concrete structure houses: RMB480/ m2; * After receiving the compensation at the replacement price, the affected brick+wood structure houses: RMB380/m 2; persons may choose to purchase cheap preferential houses, build telephone: RMB83/household;cable TV: RMB50/household; houses by themselves, replace houses with houses provided by the movement allowance: RMB300/household; project owners and receive money compensation. movement transition allowance: RMB150/house; * Purchasing preferential houses: Urban residents to be affected by the water and power facility: RMB150/household; Shizhu RE component purchase preferential houses at the preferential bounty: RMB20/day. price for the part of area of their demolished houses equivalent to the Rongchang RE (land compensation included) area of the resettlement houses. Urban residents to be affected by the brick+concrete structure houses: RMB350/ m2; Toilet Reconstruction component can choose to purchase preferential brick+wood structure houses: RMB281/m 2; houses provided by the project owner. The owner will provide at least telephone: RMB83/household; two houses. The houses lie in city proper, and the quality is higher than cable TV:RMB560/household; the demolished houses. movement allowance:RMB220/household; * Building houses by themselves: Urban residents to be affected by the movement transition allowance5o/m2; Shizhu RE can choose to build houses by themselves. After receiving water and power facility:RMB700/househoold; the compensation, they can build houses on sites appointed by county bounty:RMB250/person; land bureau and programming departments. house resettlement allowance:RMB4770/household. * House replacement: Urban residents to be affected by the Toilet Toilet Reconstruction (land compensation included) Reconstruction component can replace houses for the part of area of brick+concrete structure houses:RMB1600-2400/ M2 ; their demolished houses equivalent to the area of the resettlement

CHONGQING SMALL CITES INFRASTRUCTURE IPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 131 DECEmBER 2004-REPORT N6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS houses, and for the part of area of their demolished houses in excess of brick+wood structure houses:RMB1450-2200/m 2 ; the area of the resettlement houses they can buy at the preferential cable TV:RMB450/household; price. movement allowance:RMB500/household; * Money compensation:For those displaced rural residents who choose movement transition allowance2700-3000/m2; to get monetary compensation and buy commercial or second-hand water and power facility: RMB640/household; bounty: RMB3000/person. houses, the project owner and local govemment will provide them with information about the availability of commercial houses so as to make it easier for them to find what they want. The monetary compensation shall be made at the replacement price of the houses demolished plus the land price. With this compensation money, the displaced persons can purchase houses of similar structures in similar locations. * The owner will receive compensation for loss of attachments to the house. * Receive transition and resettlement allowances. * The resettled persons will be exempted from any tax and fees during the rehabilitation period. * The demolisher should assist the resettled persons in securing formalities for transferring their residence certificates and changing schools for their children. Rural Owners 0 The resettled persons will receive house compensation at the Songil WS: residential houses replacement price. brick+concrete structure houses:RMB225-255/m 2; * After receiving the compensation at the replacement price, the affected brick+wood structure houses:RMB195/m2;:RMB150/m 2; 2 persons may choose to purchase cheap uniformnly constructed simple structure houses:RMB60-105/ M; resettlement houses, build their own houses or receive money telephone:RMB8/household; compensation. cableTV:RMB60/household; * Purchasing preferential resettlement houses:Rural residents to be movement allowance:RMB600/person; affected by the Shizhu RE component, if they choose to purchase Compensation for infructructure:RMB1 500/person. preferential resettlement houses, can purchase them at the reduced Tongguanyi WS: price for brick + concrete structures for the part of area of their brick+concrete structure houses:RMB240-300/m 2 demolished houses equivalent to the area of the resettlement houses ;brick+wood structure houses:RMB165-240/ m2; 2 and at the market price for the part of area of their demolished houses in earth+wood structure houses:RMB135-180/ M; excess of the area of the resettlement houses. Those who choose to get simple structure houses:RMB45-120/ m2 cash compensation for housing will be given full resettement telephone:RMB180/household; compensation in one payment. The rural residents to be affected by the cable TV:RMB450/household; Rongchang and Wansheng component cam purchase resettlement water and power facility:RMB100/household; houses at the price equivalent to the compensation rate and at the movement allowance:RMB600/person; 2 space standard of 18m and 20m2 per person. For limitation of design, compensation for infructructure:RMB1500-2000/person; the excessive space is to be purchased at a rate 50% as much as the bounty:RMB 400/household. construction cost if it is not more than 5m2 and if the space is inexcess Tongnan WS: 2 of 5m , it may be purchased at the combination price (market price). brick+wood structure houses:RMB190/m2; Rural residents to be affected by the Nanchuan component can movement allowance:RMB1000/household.

CHONGOQINGSMALL CrTES SNTRASTRUCTREreRovEmENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 132 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP -ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS purchase brick + concrete resettlement houses. Those who choose to Tongnan Road: purchase such preferental resettement houses can buy the part of the brick+concrete structure houses:RMB226/m 2; space of the resentment house equivalent to the space of the brick+wood structure houses:RMB205/m2; demolished house at the brick + concrete structures. The part of space earth+wood structure houses:RMB100/m 2; in excess of the space of the demolished house is to be purchased at simple structure houses:RMB70/m 2; the constructon cost if it is not more than 1OM 2 and at the combination movement allowance(below three persons):RMB300/household; price of the resettlement house (which is to be approved and published movement allowance(above three persons):RMB500/household; jointly by the municipal constructon bureau and price administrabon movement transiton allowance9O/person; bureau) if it ismore than 1Oim2. water and power facility:RMB500/household. * Self-constructon of houses: The affected rural residents who choose to Qlanjiang Road: build houses by themselves can get resetted in two ways: Inthe first brick+concrete structure houses:RMB240/ M2; case, the local govemment will provide the residents with free land at brick+wood structure houses:RMB200/m2; the per-capita space level so that they can build houses according to the earth+wood structure houses:RMB80/m 2; plan of the village or township. Inthe second case, the affected villagers simple structure houses:RMB60/ M2; purchase land for building houses with the coordination and participabon movement allowance:RMB100/household; of the village govemment officials who will help securing all necessary movement transiton allowance: approving procedures for house construction. In addibon, the houses to RMB 200/person;bounty:RMB 300/household. be affected by the Tongnan WS component are pigstes and toilets only. Yubei Road: The affected villagers can rebuild their houses on the temporarily taken brick+concrete structure houses:RMB300/ M2; land that will be retumed to them after the underground pipeline work is brick+wood structure houses:RMB240/m2; completed. earth+wood structure houses:RMB120/ m2; * Money compensation: For those displaced rural residents who choose simple structure houses:RMB60/ M2; to get monetary compensabon and buy commercial or second-hand movement allowance:RMB1 500/household; houses, the project owner and local govemment will provide them with movement transibon allowance300/person; information about the availability of commercial houses so as to make it water and power facility:RMB1 000/household; easier for them to find what they want. bounty:RMB 200/household. * The owner will receive compensation for loss of attachments to the Shizhu Road: house. brick+concrete structure houses:RMB270/m2; * Receive transition and resettlement allowances. brick+wood structure houses:RMB200/m2; * The resettled persons will be exempted from any tax and fees during the earth+wood structure houses:RMB120/m2; rehabilitabon period. simple structure houses:RMB80/ M2; * The demolisher should assist the resettled persons in securing telephone:RMB80/household; formalites for transfening their residence certificates and changing cable TV:RMB30/household; schools for their children. water and power facility:RMB200/household; movement allowance:RMB800/household; movement transition allowance:RMB 1200/person; bounty:RMB 500/household. Shizhu RE: brick+concrete structure houses:RMB280/m2; brick+wood structure houses:RMB200/m2; telephone:RMB80/household;

CHONGQINGSMALL cmEs INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEM&ENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FORCSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANKI 133 DECEMER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETuDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS cable TV:RMB50/household; water and power facility:RMB150/household; movement allowance:RMB300/household; movement transition allowance:RMB 150/person; bounty:RMB 400/household. Wansheng RE: bnck+concrete structure houses:RMB190/m2; bnck+wood structure houses:RMB150/m2; earth+wood structure houses:RMB1 10/M 2; simple structure houses:RMB70/ M2; telephone:RMB158/household; cable TV:RMB440/household; water and power facility:RMB1250/household; movement allowance:RMB200/household; bounty:RMB 4200/household. Nanchuan RE: brick+concrete structure houses:RMB432/ m2; brick+wood structure houses:RMB336/ m2; earth+wood structure houses:RMB96/m 2; water and power facility:RMB500/household; movement allowance:RMB400/household; movement transition allowance:RMB2160/person; bounty:RMB 750/household; compensation for ftment:RMB50/ m2. Rongchang RE: brick+concrete structure houses:RMB258/ m2 ; brick+wood structure houses:RMB202/m 2; telephone:RMB83/household; cable TV:RMB560/household; water and power facility:RMB700/household; movement allowance220/household; movement transition allowance :RMB400/person; bounty:RMB500/household; house resettlement allowance:RMB4770/household. Enterpnses and Owners * Receive house compensation at the rate of the price of a replacement Tongguanyl: institutions house. After receiving the monetary compensation, the affected framework structure:RMB900-1000/m 2; enterprises and institutions may choose not to rebuild the houses or to brick+concrete structure houses:RMB900-1000/ M2; rebuild them on the site provided by the govemment free of charge. compensation for facilities:RMB1000000/enterprise or institution; * Receive compensation for acquired land at the rated of replacement telephone:RMB180/household;cable TV:RMB450/household. price. Tongjin: * Receive compensation for facilities, financial subsidy and movement brick+concrete structure houses:RMB300-350/ M2;

CHONGQING SMALL CMES NFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 134 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS allowance. brick+wood structure houses:RMB300/ M2; * The affected enterprises and institutons are exempted from any tax compensabon for facilities:RMB100/ M2; during resettement and rehabilitabon. production or business discontinuation compensation:RMB100/ m2;movement * The rights and interests of workers in the affected enterprises and allowance:RMB20/m2; institubons should not be affected during resettlement, including cable TV:RMB480/household. salaries, medical care and social security, dividend and bounty, etc. Shizhu Road: * Workers in the affected enterprises and institutions will not lose their brick+concrete structure houses:RMB270/ M2; jobs due to resettlement. brick+wood structure houses:RMB200/m2; Simple structure houses:RMB80/ m2. Shizhu RE: 2 steel+concrete structure houses:RMB800/ M; brick+concrete structure houses:RMB500/ M2 ; compensabon for facilities:RMB100/ M2; production or business discontinuabon compensation:RMB100/ M2 ; movementallowance:RMB6/m 2; telephone:RMB80/household; Cable TV:RMB50/household. Wansheng RE: brick+concrete structure houses:RMB700/ M2 ; 2 brick+wood structure houses:RMB238/ M; compensabon for facilities:RMB1 50/ M2; movement allowance:RMB20/m 2; Telephone:RMB1 58/household. Nanchuan RE: 2 steel+concrete structure houses:RMB1000/ M; brick+concrete structure houses:RMB700/ M2; brick+wood structure houses:RMB600/ M2; 2 simple structure houses:RMB100/ M; producton or business discontnuabon compensabon:RMB50/ M2; movement allowance:RMB20/m2;bounty:RMB30/m 2. Rongchang RE: brick+concrete structure houses:RMB351/M2;brick+wood structure houses:RMB281/ M2; simple structure houses:RMB90/m2; Compensation for facilites (enterprise):RMB20000/enterprise or insttubon; compensabon for facilites (institution):RMB1343/enterprise or instituton; 2 production or business discontnuation compensabon: RMB50/ M; movement allowance: RMB15/M 2. Toilet Reconstruction: land RMB 220/M 2 Shops Owners * The shop owners, upon receiving the house compensabon at the price Nanchuan RE: of replacement houses, may choose to build shops themselves or bnck+concrete structure houses:RMB1200/ M2;

CHONGQINGSMALL CrIIES NFRASTRucTuRE MROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 135 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N'6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUrT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS purchase shops... simple structure houses:RMB1 100/ M2; * Receive compensation for loss of rent at the rate of rents of similar production or business discontinuation compensation:RMB150/m2; shops in the same location and time of compensation is dependent on movement allowance:RMB15/ m2;bounty3O/ M2 the actual impact. Rongchang RE: * Receive facility compensation, financial subsidy and movement brick0concrete structure houses:RMB257.7/ M2; allowance. brick+wood structure houses:RMB202.22/ M2; * The shop owners are exempted from any tax during resettlement and compensation for facilities:RMB4843/household; rehabilitation. production or business discontinuation compensation:RMB200/ M2; * The rights and interests of employees in the affected shops should not movement allowance:RMB200/ m2 be affected during resettlement, including salaries, medical care and social security, dividend and bounty, etc. * Employees in the affected shops will not lose their jobs due to resettlement Overdue owner * Get compensation at the price of the cost of building materials. Tongjin: brick+concrete structure houses :RMB 300/ M2; temporary and Rongchang RE: simple structure houses: RMB 90/ M2; illegal building Toilet Reconstruction: brick+concrete structure houses: RMB 250/ 2 m;brick+wood structure houses: RMB 210/ m2; lessee 0 The demolisher should notify lessees in advance and provide them with Tongjin: production or business discontinuation compensation: RMB 100/ shops renting information so as to make it easier for them to find new m2;movement allowance: RMB 20/ m2 places to maintain business. Lessees who have business license will get Toilet Reconstruction: production or business discontinuation compensation for economic losses and movement. Lessees who have compensation:RMB3000/building;movement allowance: RMB 15/ M2 no business license will get compensation only for movement. Other building Administrative * Such buildings are shops and employee's housing changed from part of department public toilet, they are not working offices of institute and formal employee housing. The compensation rates of such buildings are decided according to the consultation of two institutions of Chongqing environmental sanitation system. lessee * The demolisher should notify lessees in advance and provide them with Toilet Reconstruction: production or business discontinuation compensation: shops renting information so as to make it easier for them to find new RMB 3000/ building; movement allowance: RMB 15/ M2 or RMB 500/household places to maintain business. Lessees who have business license will get compensation for economic losses and movement. * Families living in the toilet will move to other places provided by Chongqing Environmental Sanitation Bureau or the demolisher. The affected families will get compensation for moving and transition. Vulnerable groups Owners 0 Except the policies described above, the vulnerable groups shall enjoy the following preferential policies. * According to their desire, the land compensation fees and sum of compensation may either be given to Civil Administration Bureau of County or county (village) rest home or their children, then the Administration Bureau or rest home or their children will be responsible for looking after them in their old age. CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE DMPROVEMENT PROJECT r CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 1 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETuDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS * For the vulnerable group people affected by the demolished house, those who are difficult in residence, some mode of assistance shall be provided to them, for instance the supply of cheap-rent house. At the same time, training will be delivered to labour force in the family of such vulnerable group people. Information on various opportunities for job and guidance in this regard will be provided to them, thus enabling them to have more opportunities for finding a job. * For the vulnerable group people who will build house themselves, the resettlement executor shall help them during the house building. Meanwhile, training of agricultural technique will delivered to their children free of charge so as to help them in developing agricultural production to increase income from agriculture. * For the family of such vulnerable group people affected by temporary land acquisition, priority shall be given to them for restoring their land. * During the project construction, priority shall be given to children of such vulnerable group family in recruiting them to do some job with low technical requirement. Infrastructure Owner 0 For the affected infrastructures and land attachments, the demolisher and ground shall give compensation to the owner of title at the rate of replacement attachments cost, who will resume the rebuilding of such infrastnuctures and land attachments.

CHONGoQINGSMALL CITES IRASTRUCTURE MPROVEMENTPRojECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FoR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 137 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETuDEs GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS APPENDIX 1: List of project impacts

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maoanr 1 50.1.3 | 1dl | 3 1882 0 0 ')0 1882 00 1 0 shuanghe 2 6 416.9 129.6 323 232.6 73.1 1 2 hegeng goujiacan 2 8 367.3 316.6 SongjiWS kongjayan 1 5 110.9 110.9 wujian |shngzhi 3 11 5953 60.0 13.4 521.8 0.0 0 0 | youzhu 4 19 624.2 416.4 0.0 207.8 0.0 1 4 subtotal 15 52 2302.7 922.5 45.8 1261.3 73.1 3 6 TongguanyiWS xiangi0aping 4 15 420.2 238.8 171.2 0.0 10.2 0 0 tumu sitang 1 6 233.6 230.1 0.0 0.0 3.5 0 | 0_ _ Iyaninhe 2 10 247.5 125.4 115.1 0.0 7.0 i 000 qingmuguan shulianqiao 1 3 168.4 168.4 0.0 0.0 0.0 1 | chenjiaqiao zhongfengshi 1 7 141.0 0.0 0.0 120.2 20.8 0 0 zengia tangia 1 3 101.5 0.0 0.0 101.5 0.0 1 0 iancheng 1 6 82.1 0.0 0.0 82.1 0.0 0 10 1 bichen tanwan 3 *10 455.4 455.4 0.0 0.0 0.0 0 0 I ljbiquan 4 10 491.9 304.5 187.4 0.0 0.0 0 0 I______|___hufeng 2 10 456.8 0.0 9.4 447.4 0.0 0 0° _ siping 2 5 372.6 144.0 47.6 181.0 0.0 10 qinggang anbe 2 5 327.8 271.1 0.0 56.7 O.0 1 _ 2 Iin g I I daxig 1 0 39.4 39.4 0.0 0.0 0.0 0 0 I______|shihe 3 5 293.7 185.8 107.9 0.0 0.0 0 1 tongguanyi huarnJinbao 2 j6 206.6 0.0 72.5 128.5 5.6 10 10 taoj |Zthi'an 5 17 790.2 376.8 155.8 253.2 4.4 0 0 I______l janianiang 2 6 189.7 75.0 114.7 0.0 0.0 0 0 shiban gaonong 5 16 752.9 496.9 72.8 106.0 77.2 2 1 bafs xihe 1 _ 3 229.1 163.8 54.8 0.0 10.5 0 | 0 _____I___r ___ |_zhaoba 10 34 1319.7 982.4 99.1 238.2 0.0 3 | 5 _ baishiyi GaDtiankan 3 6 487.1 332.1 155.0 0.0 0.0 °0 °0 I |______i_ rnghe 1 4 137.7 137.7 0.0 0.0 0.0°o0 l o lo

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CWI*)QlNoQnAAncfllAsThn.*sThhAznz ovnETJ ,Ecr CONSOUD DRCP-CSCP CHONGQINGMUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK DH2004-Rlo.Tlt62 141 FASEP- ER GROUSEHUlr / SOGREAHC-wl, APPENDIX 2: Detailed schemes of resettlement in the subcomponents

A.1. Yongchuan WS The permanent land acquisition in this project involves 4 villages of 4 townships, acquiring land of 27.4 mu permanently, including 7.3 mu of paddle field, 18.34 mu of dry land and 1.4 mu of wasteland. It affects 172 persons in 50 households, among whom 36 laborers need to be resettled. The temporary land occupation involves 10 villages in 5 townships, occupying 76.91 mu of land. It does not involve house demolition. The project affects 5 households of vulnerable groups.

A.1.1. Rehabilitation of permanent land acquisition The permanent land acquisition in this project involves 4 villages of 4 townships, acquiring land of 27.4 mu permanently, including 7.3 mu of paddle field, 18.34 mu of dry land and 1.4 mu of wasteland. It affects 172 persons in 50 households, among whom 36 laborers need to be resettled. The affected laborers will be resettled through Yongchuan Land Acquisition Office. The following are the concrete resettlement measures: Liniiang Township: The project will acquire 6.8 mu of land in the Third Production Group of Jiulong Village, Linjiang Township, involving 12 households. The affected production group has available land for adjustment. After acquisition, land compensation and resettlement subsidy will be paid to the collectivity, and compensation for loss of crops and the attached materials on the land will be paid to the affected farners. The production group will allocate the conserved land to the affected farmers for their farning. Therefore, the land acquisition will not affect the production and life of the resettled farmers. The crop compensation rate is RMB 900 per mu. Xianlong Township: The project will acquire 6.75 mu of land in Xianlong Township (which is the combination of former Zhangjia Township with former Xianlong Township), involving 2 households. The affected production group has 11 mu of land for reallocation. After the acquisition, the land compensation and resettlement subsidy will be paid to the collectivity and the compensation for loss of crops and the attached things will be given to the affected farmners. The production group will help the farmers restructure their farning business, planting well-bred orange and developing livestock breeding. The township government will provide four youngsters of two households with vocational trainings of some practical technology and organize them to look for jobs outside. Therefore, the land acquisition will not affect the production and life of the farmers. The crop compensation rate to the affected farmers in Anmin NO. I Production Group of Xianlong Township is RMB 900 per mu. Jinlon_ Township The project will acquire 12.79 mu of land in Jinglong Township. On the basis of combining the suggestion from the township government with the affected farmers' desires, the following resettlement means are provided: (1) For those who need land for farming, the village will arrange to allocate them an area of land equivalent to their acquired land. The allocated land will not be worse in terms of planting and cultivation. (2) The land available for reallocation in No.3 and No.4 groups is only 3.5 mu. Those who cannot be resettled with reallocated land can be resettled through monetary compensation. (3) The compensation money will be paid to the villagers once and for all so as to ensure that they will be properly resettled, and that their level of production and living will not be lower than used to be. The villagers will receive compensation and resettlement subsidy of RMB 38,327 for each mu of land.

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS With the compensation and subsidy, they can use the money to restructure their farming business, according to the local conditions, by planting loquat, plum, tea, orange, pearl etc. The village will take measures to help villagers rehabilitate the production, and carry out industrialized management so as to promote the output value of land, increase farmers' income and hence their living standard. Meanwhile, the agricultural technology service center of the township will provide the affected farmers with free vocational and agricultural trainings and employment information, and organize labor export, and so on. During the project construction, the project-executive agency, in employing construction workers, will employ preferentially the local villagers who have rich work experience in this field such as cutting and carrying stone, pricking steel bar, and so on. These villagers do no need to be trained since they are familiar with these jobs. If they are employed, their annual income will be increased to RMB7, 000 to 12,000 averagely, 2.15 to 3.68 times the present RMB3,260 (See table 3.3). Therefore, their income from working will be higher than that from farming. When the project is completed, the majorities of the local laborers can choose to get employed in cities where the development of construction industry is in great need of migrant workers. According to the present standard in construction industry, a construction worker can earn an average wage of RMB600 to 1,000 monthly. Compared with that from farming, their income will not be affected, and their living standard will not be lowered for the acquisition of their land.

A.1.2. Rehabilitation of the temporary land occupation The project will temporarily occupy 96.91 mu of land, involving four townships. The compensation rate for temporary land occupation is RMB 900/mu. And the time for the occupation is three months (i.e. one season, and if the time is longer than that, it will be counted as two seasons). Based on the land output value in one season, the loss will be about RMB450/mu. As the compensation is higher than the actual loss, the villagers' life will not be affected by the occupation. As for the rehabilitation of the temporarily occupied land, the affected villages and the project- executing agency have reached agreement that the project-executive agency will be responsible for smoothing and loosening the land compacted by machinery and will pay the fee for re- cultivation at the rate of RMB8/m2 . Villages will be responsible for rehabilitating the land. All the above contents will be written down in the agreement of temporary land occupation so as to define legally the duties for each of the parties involved and to guarantee the re-cultivation of the land occupied.

A.1.3. The rehabilitation of the affected vulnerable groups 1) For the households composed of the old and handicapped, the land compensation and resettlement subsidy may be paid to their children who take the responsibility for arranging their livelihood. At the same time, their children will enjoy free vocational and agricultural trainings and be helped in their agricultural production. Alternatively, the compensation and resettlement subsidy may be given to local home of respect for the aged which will take care of their livelihood. For those above 70, they may be given the Certificate of the Aged, which will exempt them from labor duty for the collectivity. 2) For the households mainly composed of the handicapped members, according to No 173 Document of Yongchuan Financial Agency, in order to further alleviate their burden, they are entitled to reduced or exempted taxes depending on the degrees of their handicap. 3) The impoverished vulnerable households are encouraged to be engaged in business and are entitled to preferential tax policies. In accordance with the degree of poverty, they will enjoy an annual subsidy of RMB 300 to 1,000. 4) The local government will help them restructure their farming business, planting crops with high economic value, such as loquat, plum, tea, orange, pearl and so on. Meanwhile, the government will help them develop livestock breeding.

CHONGOQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE MPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS 5) The local govemment will provide the vulnerable households with education and technique training, promoting their quality so as for them to grasp some laboring skills. The laboring service center will help provide chances for their labor export or help them develop family handicraft industry. 6) The local government will co-ordinate Rural Credit Corporation to grant them preferential loans to develop planting or breading industries so as to promote the economic value of their land.

A.2. B. Songji WS The project will permanently acquire totally 194.62 mu of land in 7 villages of three townships, including 135.87 mu of farmland. The temporarily occupied land is divided into the land occupied for laying pipes and the land acquired for temporary construction. The temporary land occupation involves a total area of 735.36 mu of land in 27 villages in 7 townships. The house demolition for this project will involves 52 persons (with the status of farmer) in 15 households (among which 2 will only have their simple houses demolished) and the total floor 2 space of 2,302.69 M .

A.2.1. Rehabilitation of the permanent land acquisition The project will permanently acquire 194.62 mu of land of 7 villages of three townships, including 135.87 mu of farmland and 58.75 mu of non-farmland. As the land to be acquired is mainly narrow, it will not exert great impact on each of the villages. The affecting percentage is between 0.12% and 3.31%. The affected farmers will mainly be resettled in the vicinity. After the acquisition, the area of the remaining land in the village will be calculated and redistributed according to the present population so that the villagers who have lost their land will gain new land. The status and the occupation of the farmers will remain unchanged. During the process of land adjusting, the expenditure of land compensation and resettlement subsidy will be subject to agreement by all the villagers. If the acquirable land is scarce and that the land of only some villagers will be acquired, the land compensation and resettlement subsidy, with the agreement by all the villagers, may be paid directly to the households that are affected by the acquisition. The land readjustment will try to be implemented in slack seasons. In the process of land readjustment, the land will try to be allocated near the new house sites of the affected households so that their production and life can be rehabilitated and promoted as quickly as possible. During the interval between the acquisition and land redistribution, the affected farmers will get compensation money from the amount paid to the village. Occupational trainings will be offered to the labor forces to help them develop their agricultural production and increase their income. Meanwhile, various kinds of employment information and guidance will be provided to increase the chances for them to get employed.

A.2.2. Rehabilitation of temporary land occupation The temporary land occupation will involve 27 villages in 7 townships, with a total area of 735.36 mu of land to be occupied. Crop compensation for land temporarily occupied will be paid in such as manner that the loss in one season of occupation will be compensated for as half a year. As for the rehabilitation of the land temporarily occupied, the affected village and project-executive agency have reached a preliminary agreement that the project-executive agency will be responsible for smoothing and loosening the land compacted by machinery and will pay the fee for re-cultivation. The villages will be responsible for soil reconstruction. All the above contents will be written down in the contract of temporary land occupation so as to define legally the duties for each of the parties involved and to guarantee the re-cultivation of the land occupied.

CHONGOQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 1 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT- WORLD BANK ' DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS A.2.3. House rehabilitation and the resettlement of the affected households The house demolition for this project will involve 52 persons (with the status of farmer) in 15 households (among which 2 will only have their simple houses demolished) and the total floor space of 2,302.69 m2 . The Migrant Resettlement Department will provide two or more alternatives for the affected households to choose. The confirmed resettlement sites will meet the following conditions: The way of distributing the sites of resettlement houses is to be negotiated by the affected households according to the recognized principle of publicity and justice. The infrastructures in the resettlement sites will be reconstructed by The Migrant Resettlement Department, or alternatively by the resettled households with the subsidy paid at the rate of RMB 1,500 per capita. The affected farmers will try to be resettled in their former production groups so that their production and living conditions will not be affected dramatically. Respecting the choice of the affected households, the project will try to avoid occupying fertile land but to make use of wasteland. The Resettlement Office will try to properly handle the possible conflicts between affected farmers and their neighbours in production resources and living conditions. The resettlement houses will try to be built on the disengaged sites. All the necessary procedures related to the house building will be dealt with uniformly by the Resettlement Office in the departments of land administration and planning of the district, county (or city). The market investigation and case analysis indicate that, for those houses with above structures, the compensation money will be adequate for the affected households to rehabilitate and rebuild their houses with their former floor space and structure. Each of the affected households will be given a house site with the floor space of their former houses free of charge. They will also get the subsidy for their houses at the rate as if they were bought new. All the materials of the former houses will belong to the owners, and the value of the materials will not be deducted from the compensation money. It is regulated in Item 62 of The Law of Land Administration of the People's Republic of China that, in accordance with the overall land planning established by the township and village, rural residents should try to build their houses on the original sites or disengaged land, and should be responsible for constructing the infrastructures.

A.3. Tongguanyi WS This project will permanently acquire totally 138.57 mu of land in 36 production groups of 28 villages of 11 townships, involving Jiulongpo District, Shapingba District and Bishan County. The land to be temporarily occupied, totalling 2,172.41 mu, is divided into two kinds: the land for laying out pipes and the land for temporary construction. The total affected floor space is 9,213.19 m2 , involving 203 persons in 64 households. The project will affect I household of vulnerable groups and 2 enterprises, with 5,505.2m2 of demolition area.

A.3.1. Rehabilitation of the permanent land acquisition The permanent land acquisition will affect 36 production groups of 28 villages of 11 townships, involving Jiulongpo District, Shapingba District and Bishan County. As the lands to be acquired are mainly narrow and scatter sparsely, and the acquisition area only accounts for 0.97% of the total area of the affected villages in the townships, the lowest being lower than I ten thousand, the acquisition will exert very little impact. With the agreement of the villages and production groups, the affected households will try to be resettled in the vicinity, which will ensure that they will get land through adjustment. As the amount of acquirable land is limited, the land will be adjusted only locally within the villages or production groups. Alternatively, the area of the remaining land in the village will be calculated and redistributed according to the present population so that each villager who has lost his/her land will gain a new piece. The status and the occupation of the affected villagers will remain unchanged. In land adjustment, the expenditure of land compensation and resettlement subsidy

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 145 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT/ SOGREAH CONSULTANTS will be subject to agreement by all the villagers. The land adjustment will be completed in slack seasons by April 2006. In land adjustment, the affected farners will be given the land most close to their residing places so that their production and life will be restored and promoted as quickly as possible. The vulnerable households will be allocated land no less than their former one in both quality and size. In light of the economic features and employment structure in the local area, the policy of "resuming farmland for forestation" will be implemented. On the basis of the state policy on protecting natural forest and the related regulations of Chongqing Municipality about land compensation and resettlement, and after the discussion with the village and the township governments, the following plan is worked out for gradually rehabilitating the production and life of the affected farmers. 1) Considering the fact that the per capita area of farmland in the township is small, the resettlement offices at various levels are supposed to ask for the direction from the technicians of land and agriculture departments. Part of the compensation money will be used in the following aspects: promoting the land quality, increasing organic fertilizer, improving the soil, spreading good crop varieties and advanced planting technologies, and gradually innovating low-productive fields so as to improve the output of farmland. 2) With the objective of developing city-oriented fruits, top fruit varieties with hi-tech will be introduced. The variety structure is to be optimized as a whole, with the focus on developing export-and-processing oriented fruits; the industrial pattern of planting city-oriented fruits that is marketable within one year after planting will be established on the basis of major varieties including loquat, peach, grape, and top-quality orange. 3) Vocational trainings will be offered to the labor forces to help them develop their agricultural production and increase their income. Meanwhile, they will be provided with various kinds of employment information and guidance, which aims to increase their chances of getting employed.

A.3.2. Rehabilitation of the temporary land occupation The temporary construction will temporarily occupy 2,172.41 mu of land. Crop compensation for the land temporarily occupied will be paid in such way as if the loss in one season of occupation will be compensated for as half a year, the compensation rate for the first land type being RMB 1000 and second land type RMB900/mu. The land occupied temporarily for laying pipes in this project can be rehabilitated within one month. The annual output value of the occupied land is RMB 1,200, which is far lower than the compensation money. Therefore, the living standard of the farmers will not be affected. As for the rehabilitation of the temporarily occupied land, the affected villages and the project- executing agency have reached an agreement that the project-executive agency will be responsible for smoothing and loosening the land compacted by machinery, and will pay the fee for re-cultivation and that the villages will be responsible for reconstructing soil. All the above contents will be written down in the agreement of temporary land occupation so as to define legally the duties for each of the parties involved and to guarantee the re-cultivation of the land occupied.

A.3.3. The resettlement of the rural residents The project will affect 9213.19 m2 of rural residential houses. The compensation money will be adequate for the affected households to rehabilitate and rebuild their houses of their former floor space and structure. The affected households will get for free a house site with the floor space equivalent to that of their former houses, as well as resettlement subsidy. All the materials of the former houses will belong to the owners, and the value of the materials will not be deducted from the compensation money.

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 146 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS It is regulated in Item 62 of The Law of Land Administration of the People's Republic of China that, in accordance with the overall land planning established by the township and village, rural residents should try to build their houses on the original sites or disengaged land, and should be responsible for constructing the infrastructures.

A.3.4. The reseftlement of enterprises The enterprises to be affected include Bishan Xingde Prefabrication Plant and Lulushun Machinery Manufacturing Co.ltd, with a total floor space of 5,505.2m2 , including 2072 m2 of framework structure and 3,433m 2 of the houses of brick (or stone) wall and prefabricated ceiling. As the houses of the enterprises to be demolished are not for business and production uses, the enterprises, with their agreement, will only be given monetary compensation for the demolition of their houses. Lulushun Machinery Manufacturing Co. ltd. and Bishan Xingde Prefabrication Plant will be given compensation according to the average prices of commercial houses in Shapingba District and Bishan Country respectively.

A.3.5. The rehabilitation for the vulnerable groups Peng Xianfu's household is the only one to be affected by the project construction. According to the compensation rate of the project, the compensation for rural house demolition is higher in comparison with that for house demolition in the suburbs. Therefore, the compensation money is enough for the household to build a new house. The village committee will provide him with technique training for free, and help him develop agricultural production to increase his income. At the same time, it will offer him vocational training or provide him with employment information and instruction to make it easier for him to get employed. If his livelihood is especially hard, the government will give him some preferential policies in the purchase of endowment insurance.

A.4. Dianjiang WS The project will acquire 22 mu of land in 11 villages of three townships, including 12 mu of dry land and 10 mu of forestland. The land to be temporarily occupied is 183.9 mus. The construction of the project will affect 3 households of vulnerable groups. It does not involve house demolition.

A.4.1. Rehabilitation of permanent land acquisition The project will acquire 22 mu of land, including 12 mu of dry land and 10 mu of forestland. The land acquisition will affect 76 persons in two production groups in two towns. The affecting percentage in the both affected production groups is less than 1%, so the impact is very little. The affected villagers will be compensated through Dianjiang Acquisition Agency. They will be given compensation and resettlement subsidy according to the area of their land acquired. On the basis of information supplied by the local government, the measures for rehabilitation of income are proposed as the following: 1). It is known from the information provided by Guixi Township Government and Xinmin Township Government that there is no flexible land available for adjustment in the affected villages. Those affected villagers who cannot be compensated by means of land allocation will be resettled by means of monetary compensation. 2) After the acquisition, the affected villagers will be resettled with monetary compensation, i.e. land compensation and resettlement subsidy will be distributed to the affected villagers according to the area of the land acquired. The two affected villages will get land compensation and resettlement subsidy at the rate of RMB 32,250 per mu. 3) The compensation and subsidy will be distributed to the affected villagers once and for all so that they will be properly resettled and given adequate compensation and their level of livelihood and production will not be lower than that before acquisition.

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 147 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 1 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS 4) For those affected villagers who prefer land farming, the village committee will coordinate and consult with those who have land but are short of labour forces to give their land to those who are willing to farm.

A.4.2. Rehabilitation of temporary land occupation The temporary land occupation will involve 10 villages, with 183.9 mu of land to be occupied. The compensation rate for temporarily occupied land, fishpond and crops is RMB 1,500/mu; and for woodland, RMB700/mu in addition to the rehabilitation fee of RMB6, 666.7/mu. The average annual income from the land (mainly farmland including paddy field, dry land and seedling nursery) is RMB1,500 (the average annual output value of the land is between RMB 1,100 and 1500/mu from 2001 to 2004). The time for the temporary land occupation is less than one season, causing the loss of only RMB750 in contrast with the compensation of RMB1,500. As the compensation is much higher than the actual loss, the life of the villagers will not be affected by the temporary occupation.

A.4.3. The rehabilitation for the vulnerable group The project will affect 3 households of vulnerable groups, among which two mainly composed of women and one having the handicapped. 1) For the households of the aged or those mainly composed of the handicapped, the land compensation and resettlement subsidy will be paid to their children who take the responsibility for arranging their livelihood. The village leadership will offer vocational training for the laborers in their families or help them develop production so as to increase their income. Alternatively, the compensation money will be given to the local home of respect for the aged which will take care of their livelihood. 2) The livelihood support for the vulnerable households mainly consisting of women Help them restructure their farming business, in accordance with the local conditions, planting crops with high economic value such as loquat, plum, tea, orange, pearl etc., and developing stockbreeding. Give them preferential tax policies, and encourage them to be engaged in business. Provide them with education and technique training to promote their quality so as for them to grasp some laboring skills. The laboring service center will help provide chances for their labor export or help them develop family handicraft industry. Yuhe Village may take advantage of being close to the urban area to develop greenhouse vegetables, enlarging their production range to increase their income. According to the local condition, they may plant in large-scale economic crops such as vegetable, tea, Chinese chestnut and medicinal materials. Meanwhile, they may develop silkworm-breeding industry. The agricultural technology service center will provide these households with vocational and agricultural trainings and employment information, and organize labor force export.

A.5. Tongnan WS The land acquisition will involve the No.2 and No 5 Production Group of Jinlong Village, Jinlong Township, and Nol Production Group of Bajiao Village, Guilin Township, Tongnan County. The land to be acquired permanently is 12 mu, affecting 32 persons. The project involves demolishing toilets and pigsties of two households, with the demolition floor space of 2 95 m .

A.5.1. Rehabilitation of permanent acquisition The land acquisition in this project will involve the No.2 and No 5 Production Group of Jinlong Village, Jinlong Township, and Nol Production Group of Bajiao Village, Guilin Township, Tongnan County. The land to be acquired permanently is 12 mu.

CHONGQINGSMALL CrITES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK U DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT/ SOGREAH CONSULTANTS According to the investigation, the majorities of the affected villagers are willing to get their land readjusted. After the acquisition, the village committee will readjust the land within the production groups according to the number of the members of each household. After the readjustment, the land compensation and resettlement subsidy will be distributed evenly. The compensation money for the loss of crops and other things on the land will be paid directly to owners. The affected villages will get land compensation and resettlement subsidy of RMB 29,0250, including RMB75, 000 for Jinlong Village and RMB215, 250 for the production group. The rate of land compensation and resettlement subsidy is RMB 15,000 to 30,750/mu, and the crop compensation rate is RMB 900/mu. With the compensation money, the affected villagers may choose to be engaged in small business, which will bring them a monthly income of RMB 600 to 700. As for those who live on farming, accounting for 10% of the total population, they can increase their income by renting land from other villagers.

A.5.2. Rehabilitation of the temporary land occupation The project will temporarily occupy 494.07 mu of land, including 483 mu of street and the edges of the roads. The crop compensation rate is about RMB 900/mu. The time for the occupation is three month, causing a loss of RMB 500 to 600/mu. As the compensation is higher than the actual loss, the livelihood of the villagers will not be affected. As for the rehabilitation, the affected villages and the project-executive agency have reached an agreement that the latter will pay re-cultivation fee to the former who will be responsible for the reconstruction of irrigating facilities and soil under the supervision of the township government, so that re-cultivation of the temporarily occupied land can be ensured. During the occupation of the road edges and streets, in order not to affect the normal life of the residents, the demolition office will first lay gas pipes and wires in suitable places before the old ones are demolished. The owners of the attachments will be given monitory compensation as if the attachments were bought new.

A.5.3. The resettlement of the rural residents The houses to be demolished, which are all of brick+wood structure, are toilets and pigsties of two households, with the total demolition floor space of 95m2 . The demolition is mainly for pipe laying in the project. According to the survey, the villagers are willing to rehabilitate the affected houses by themselves. As the demolished houses are of brick+wood structure, the compensation rate is RMB 1 90/M2 , in addition to the transition fee of RMB 1,000 for each household. The compensation money will enable the affected villagers to rebuild on the former sites houses of identical structures after the pipes have been laid.

A.6. Tongnan Road The project will permanently acquire 387.62 mu of land in 3 villages in I township, including 299.4 mu of farmland, affecting 733 persons in 167 households. The land to be temporarily occupied is 32.34 mu. The total floor space of the house demolition is 21,370m2 , affecting 733 persons in 167 households. The project will affect 7 households of vulnerable groups.

A.6.1. The rehabilitation of permanent acquisition The project will permanently acquire 387.62 mu of land in 3 villages of I township, including 299.4 mu of farmland, and totally 30.41mu of house sites, affecting 733 persons in 167 households. After consulting with the villagers extensively, the project will take the following two resettlement measures. (1) Land readjustment. After the acquisition, the land will be readjusted evenly with the production group as a unit, and the resettlement subsidy will be CHONGQING SMALLCITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECTr49 CONSOLIDATED RAPFORCSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 149 DECEMBER 20)04-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS distributed evenly among the villagers. Part of the compensation money is to be used for the agricultural reproduction of the production group. 75% of the land compensation money will be distributed among farmers, and the other 25% will be used for agricultural reproduction as the land belongs to the collectivity. According to the survey, 93% of the farmers are willing to have land readjusted. (2) Status changing. Farmers may choose to get their status changed. According to the local conditions, there are only 1 or 2 households in Wenchang village who want to do so, in Tianyin village, about 10, and in Jinshan, none. After the acquisition, the resettlement agency and the township government will cooperate with the township government to rehabilitate the irrigation facilities of the affected villages. For the farmers whose farming will be affected, the resettlement agency will build irrigation facilities for the farmers free of charge, supplying conveniences for their production. In the process, the fund will be collected by Tongnan County Government and Tangba Township, and the rehabilitation of the irrigation facilities will be done by the township government in cooperation with the villages. Meanwhile, the production groups will cooperate with the resettlement agency in restructuring their agricultural production. After the land readjustment, the original farming means will be used on 40% of the land, while new farming means will be used on the other 60%. The major means (which are in principle optioned by the farmers themselves) include the following: 1) Plant economic trees, mainly mulberry trees. The annual net income from mulberry planting is about RMB 1500 to 2000/mu. This output value is increased by 135.29% in comparison with the income of RMB850 from planting both wheat and corn on the same area of land. 2) Plant economy crops to increase agricultural output value. The economy crops mainly include rape, bamboo shoot and so on, among which the yearly net income from planting bamboo shoot is RMB3,000/mu, increasing by 254.54% in comparison with the former output value of RMB850/mu. Meanwhile, the production groups will cooperate with the farmers to improve the agricultural infrastructures. 3) Be engaged in aquiculture (mainly breeding fresh-water fish). The financial agencies such as Rural Credit Cooperation Society can provide the farmers with a loan between RMB2, 000 to 5,000. The income of the farmers from aquiculture can reach RMBIO, 000 for each net box, which can increase their annual net income greatly from less than RMB 800 of the farmers who are engaged in farming. 4) Take part in the activity of "planting short trees that yield rich fruits". As the fruit trees are short, the distance between them can be shortened and other crops such as peanut can be planted in between. Through this activity, the farmers' land output value can reach RMB3, 100/mu, increasing by 265% on the basis of the present RMB850/mu. 5) According to the investigation of the farmers who have had their status changed, they have bought houses in cities or are engaged in business. The merchandises they deal in are mainly agricultural products. Some of them are also engaged in construction industry and other commercial activities. The status change does not exert great impact on their living cost.

A.6.2. Rehabilitation of temporary land occupation The temporary land occupation will involve 32.24 mu of land in 3 villages. The crop compensation rate is RMB900/mu. The time for temporary land occupation is in principle less than one and half a year, with the re-cultivation to be done within two years. The crop compensation at the RMB 900 and re-cultivation fee at the rate of RMB 1500 to 3000/mu will be paid according to the period of two years. The compensation is higher than the actual loss, so the livelihood of the villagers will not be affected. As for the rehabilitation of temporarily occupied land, the affected villages and the project- executing agency have reached agreement that the project-executive agency will be responsible for smoothing and loosening the land compacted by machinery and will pay the fee for re- cultivation, and the Villages will be responsible for the rehabilitation. All the above contents

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 150 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS will be written down in the agreement of temporary land occupation so as to define legally the duties for each of the parties involved and to guarantee the re-cultivation of the land occupied.

A.6.3. The resettlement of the rural residents The house demolition will involve a total floor space of 21,370 m2 , affecting 733 persons in 167 households. There are the following resettlement measures: (I) Build houses by the affected residents themselves. After full discussion with the affected farmers, the village committee will be responsible for allocating resettlement sites, but the plan will be subject to confirmation of the related agency of Tangba Township Government. There are two alternatives for the villagers' choose in terms of self-building. First, with the resettlement subsidy, the farmers may have a construction agency build their houses, with the supervisor they invite or themselves inspecting the building process and quality. The houses are required to be built on the designated sites according to uniform standards. The government will be responsible for rehabilitating the infrastructures including water, electricity, highway, telephone, cable TV and so on, aiming to form a new type of rural residential area. The uniformly designed houses are of two to three stories. Each household will have an independent house, which is divided into two parts, the front being living rooms and the back being kitchen, toilet, pigsty and implement shed. There are 6 to 8 house types designed by the government for the residents to choose. The floor space of the houses ranges from small (60m2 , 80m2), medium 2 2 (100m ) to large (120m ). The largest is not to exceed 120m 2. For those whose former houses 2 exceed 120m , the exceeding part is to be given a subsidy at the rate as if it were bought new. Once the house type is chosen, it cannot be changed. The construction is required to be subjected to the confirmation of the government before it starts. During the construction process, the government will see to it that the construction is preceding in accordance with the design, and that it is being done legally without deviating from the red line. The government will help the farmers with the related procedures and inspect the construction quality through sampling. Second, the farmers may choose to build their houses on sites selected by themselves with the resettlement subsidy, but the house sites must be approved by the village committee and then confirmed by the related agency of the township government. Still, the construction area is not allowed to exceed 120m2. If their former houses are larger than 120m2 , the exceeding part will be given subsidy at the rate as if it were bought new. The farmers may decide on their house types and the construction agencies, and will be responsible for the construction quality. Except for handling the related procedures, the government will not interfere unless there are illegal activities in the construction process. As for the rehabilitation of the infrastructures, subsidy will be the last measure to be taken when the rehabilitation is not possible. (2) Monitory resettlement. For those who choose to be resettled with monitory compensation, they will sign a contract of resettlement with the related land administration agency. The resettlement subsidy will be given to them once and for all, including the subsidy for house sites, compensation for demolished houses and related attachments.

A.6.4. The rehabilitation of the affected vulnerable groups All the three villages affected by the project construction involve vulnerable groups among which, however, no one is willing to have his or her status changed. The majorities of the vulnerable groups in these villages hope to enjoy endowment insurance when they get old. In light of the fact that these households are short of labor forces, with their agreement, the land compensation money will be transferred to the home of respect for the aged that will take care of their livelihood when they get old. For those who have children or relatives, with the agreement of the persons in the vulnerable groups, the compensation money and resettlement subsidy may be entrusted to their children or relatives for conservation. For the people in the vulnerable groups whose houses are to be demolished, they will be given special assistances, such as free vocational trainings for their children, employment information and direction. And for those who choose the uniformly designed resettlement houses, they will be given special consideration in choosing the house sites or house distribution. CHONGOQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 151 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUJPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS During the project construction process, their children will be preferentially employed to do some jobs that require little technology.

A.7. Qianjiang Road The project will acquire 924.02 mu of land in 3 villages of 2 townships, with 582.14 mu of farmland included, affecting 363 persons. The land to be temporarily occupied is 62.5 mu. The house demolition will involve 70 households with a total floor space of 15,099 M2 . There are 3 households of vulnerable groups to be affected.

A.7.1. The rehabilitation of pennanent acquisition The project will acquire 924.02 mu of land in 3 villages of 2 townships, with 582.14 mu of farmland included, affecting 363 persons. After consulting with the affected villagers, the project will take the following resettlement measures: (1). Status-changing. According to the regulations of The Notification on the Related Issues about Status-changing of the Farmers in Land Acquisition by Bureau of House Administration of Qianjiang District and Security Bureau of Qianjiang District, for those whose per capita land area is less than 0.5 mu after the acquisition, they may, if they apply, have their status changed, with the procedures to be handled by the security department. The related survey indicates that all the subjects interviewed expressed their willingness to do so. The average annual net income of the farmers is now RMBI, 500. After status change, some of them will go to cities to be engaged in business such as dealing in general merchandise or non-staple foodstuffs. Others may be engaged in tertiary industry, or work as cleaners and maintainers of municipal facilities. Their average controllable income may reach RMB3, 000 to 5, 000 annually and their per capita living expenditure (including food, clothing, communication, medical treatment, education and so on) is RMBI, 500/year. With the cost deducted, the farmers' income will be increased by 94.9% to 221%. (2). Monetary compensation. For those who are unwilling to have their status changed, they will be given land compensation and resettlement subsidy according to the area of their land acquired. The local government will offer free vocational training for those who have lost their land. Depending on their ages and technique abilities, they will be preferentially and suitably employed in the industrial park. The demolition-affected villagers may build two shop facades in their house reconstruction. They may rent the facades out or use them for their own individual businesses. According to the survey of the local households, the income of the farmers from either of the above measures is higher than that from farming. If their basic living conditions after the status change are especially poor, those who have lost their land, with their own application, can enjoy the minimum subsistence allowance in accordance with their income, properties and the actual employments of their family members. The allowance will be distributed, with the report by Zhengyang Township Government and confirmation by Civil Administration Bureau of Qianjiang District, following the procedures regulated in The Measures for Implementing the Ordinances of Minimum Subsistence Allowance for Urban Residents of Chongqing Municipality (No. 129 Document of Chongqing Municipal Government) and The Notification on the Reinforcing the Work of Ensuring the Minimum Subsistence Allowance For Urban Residents by Qianjiang District Government (No. 71 Document [2003] of Qianjiang Government). The minimum subsistence allowance distributed by the Civil Administration Bureau is RMB140 per month, and it is enough for them to maintain the basic livelihood according to the local conditions. Before they can enjoy this allowance, their per capita income is by far lower than the average. With this allowance plus their own income and the preferential governmental policies including reduced or exempted taxes, the level of their livelihood will be higher than that before resettlement. The completion of the project and the ongoing project of Qianjiang Industrial Park will provide hundreds of employment posts for status-changed laborers. The posts include gardening, municipal facility maintaining, cleaning and other posts in tertiary industry. The monthly pay for each post will be RMB200 to 400. So far, five enterprises have settled in the industrial park,

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 5 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS which are Xinyu Irrigation and Hydro-power Co. ltd., Honglong Cement Company, Taixing Animal Medicine Company, Hongfeng Food Company, and Lazaretto. There are other 15 enterprises that are prepared to settle in the park, which include: Lingxian Food Company, The first project of the brewery with the annual productivity of 100,000 tons, the first project of alumina factory with productivity of 30 tons, Zhenxing Company, Liuhe Door and Window Factory, Agricultural Bureau of Qianjiang District, the Project of Colophony and Jade, Qianjiang Jiafu Machinery Processing Plant, Yujiaolong Food Company, Hongda Company, Chongqing Kairui Medicine Development Company, Shouxing Fodder Mill, Yingjie Package Factory, Central Hospital of Qianjiang District, Chongqing Transportation Group, and Petroleum Company of Qianjiang District. The local government will strengthen the development of township-run enterprises, mobilize and encourage the farmers to start their own careers. For those who have lost their land and can be locally employed, the government will offer free vocational trainings to them, the contents depending on the age and abilities of the trainees. The posts in the industrial park, which the trainings aim at, include gardening, municipal maintaining, cleaning and other enterprises- needed jobs that require little technology. The farmers that have lost their land are encouraged to get small loan between RMB3,000 to 20, 000 from banks to be engaged in individual business. They can enjoy preferential policies such as reduced or exempted taxes, industrial and commercial support in accordance with the related policies. By showing their ID card, list of mortgage and hypothecation, the farmers will first apply to the local residential committee, which will present the application to the street affair office. After its inspection, the street affair office will present the application to the office of Re-employment Project of Qianjiang District, which will discuss with the financial department and then inform the street affair office and the Credit Cooperation Society. With the endorsement of the street affairs office, the application forms and the related material, the applicants can get the loan from Chengxing Credit Association designated by Credit Cooperation Association of Qianjiang District.

A.7.2. Rehabilitation of temporary land occupation The land to be temporarily occupied is 62.5 mu. The time for the occupation is one and half a year. The crop compensation rate is RMB I, 600/mu according to the period of two years. The annual output value of the land is about RMB I, 000. With the time of occupation being one and half a year, the loss would be approximately RMBI, 500. As the compensation is higher than the actual loss, the livelihood of the villagers will not be affected by the occupation. As for the rehabilitation of the land temporarily occupied, the affected villages and the project- executing agency have reached a preliminary agreement that the project-executive agency will be responsible for smoothing and loosening the land compacted by machinery and will pay the fee for re-cultivation at the rate of RMB3,334/mu. The villages will be responsible for the soil reconstruction. All the above contents will be written down in the agreement of temporary land occupation so as to define legally the duties for each of the parties involved and to guarantee the re-cultivation of the land occupied.

A.7.3. The resettlement of the rural residents The house demolition will involve 70 households, with a total floor space of 15,099 m2. It is shown through the survey that after consultation, the affected villagers have all chosen to be given house sites and build their houses themselves. The following are the concrete measures: 1) The sizes of the land for house sites. The allocated land for house sites is in the area planned for the construction of small towns. The allocated house sites, totalling six, scatter along the west of G319 national highway route in the three villages of Tongping, Jifu, and Pingba. The households with their houses to be demolished are, in principle, to be resettled in the vicinity and the houses sites are to be close to their farmland.

CHONGQING SMALL CrrES INFRASTRUCTURE NPROVEMENT PROJECT 153 CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOG EAH CONSULTANTS 2) The standard for house sites to be allocated (see the following table) Floor space of house Floor space of house sites to Remarks sites to be acquired be allocated (m) (in 2 ) Below 60 60 60 to 90 90 90 to 120 120 Above 120 120 Exceeding part is given subsidy at the rate of RMB10, 2 8000/m 3) Monetary compensation. The subsidy money for demolition is to be paid according to the standard listed in table 5-1. In light of the local economic conditions, the money is adequate for the resettlement. During the resettlement process, the principle that construction should precede demolition is to be observed. The households to be resettled will be informed four months before the demolition takes place and will be given two to three months' time for them to build new houses. They will be given subsidy for house transfer, which includes the fee for conveying, the compensation for loss resulting from transfer and for loss of work time. They will be allowed a transitional period before the completion of their new houses. Additionally, they will be exempted from the taxes related to house construction. The construction of their houses is provided with a lot of conveniences since the resettlement sites scatter along G3 19 national highway route, with convenient communications and complete with facilities such as power supply, water supply, telecommunication and so on. As they will be resettled as close as possible to their farmland, the distance to their farmland will be even shorter than previously so that their farming is more convenient. The project proprietor will be responsible for smoothing the ground and providing water, power supplies and road to the resettlement households, and will provide them with house blueprint free of charge. Two shop facades will be designed for each household, who can rent them out or use them for individual business. The facades will be of great significance to the rehabilitation of the farmers' income.

A.7.4. The Resettlement of the vulnerable groups There are 3 households of the vulnerable groups, all of whom are ""Wubaohu" who live on the governmental support. For these farmers, the following resettlement measures will be taken: 1) Assist those particularly impoverished fanners. According to the third item of No.56 [2004] document of Qianjiang Government, and with the endorsement of Zhengyang Township Government, those who have lost their land but have not got their status changed will be given regular assistances, including the life and production necessities, on condition that the farmers, because of diseases, handicaps, or disasters, have long been short of laborers, clothing, production tools and decent shelters, and have to completely live on the governmental support. 2). Establish aiding fund for the impoverished. The taxes paid by the project for farmland occupation will be given back to Zhengyang Township Government for establishing an aiding fund in the industrial park. The fund will be used in three ways. First, it will be used to substitute the part of the minimum subsistence allowance and rural aiding fund previously undertaken by the township finance. Second, it will be used for aiding farmers who have lost their land when they have great difficulties resulting from the tuition for their children's education, unexpected disasters and so on. Third, it will be used for technique training. The farmers are encouraged to start their own undertakings and they will be given support in terms of information, technique trainings and fund. 3). For the especially poor households with labor forces, they will be given priority by resettling them in comparatively profitable enterprises. They will also have priority in choosing house sites.

CHONGOINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT 154 CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS 4) According to their actual conditions, their taxes (including agriculture tax, agricultural specialty tax and so on) will be reduced or exempted.

A.8. Yubei Road The project will permanently acquire 538.3 mu of land in 6 villages of 2 townships, including 326.4 mu of paddle field and dry land, affecting 1,946 persons. The land to be temporarily occupied is 61.7mu. The house demolition will involve 46 households, with a total floor space of 5,298m2 . The project will affect one enterprise with 30 staffs, with 500m2 houses to be demolished, and one institution with 48 staffs, with 400m2 houses to be demolished. The project will affect 9 households of vulnerable groups.

A.8.1. The rehabilitation of permanent acquisition The project will permanently acquire 538.3 mu of land in 6 villages of 2 townships, including 326.4 mu of paddle field and dry land, affecting 1,946 persons. After the consulting with the affected villagers, the project will take the following two rehabilitating measures: Monetary compensation. In light of the actual fact the area where the highway pass through is mainly of foothills and wasteland and the farmlands scatter sparsely, it is decided that the affected residents will be resettled by means of monitory compensation. The production groups will not have to readjust the farmland. The affected farmers will receive compensation for loss of land, crops and the attachments, and resettlement subsidy directly from the coordination office of the township. 2) Status changing. Farmers can choose to have their status changed. For those who are willing to take part in labor export, they will have two options. First, they may look for jobs by themselves. As far as the present local situation is concerned, there are no jobs available in the enterprises in Gulu Township. However, with the recent completion of Yuling (Chongqing to Linshui) Expressway, eight private enterprises will be started in 2005 which, it is estimated, will be able to provide about 300 employment post every year. The posts to be provided mainly consist of carrying and smashing stones, which require little techniques. The daily pay is RMB40 to 50. For those surplus labor forces, they are encouraged by Tongjing Township to look for jobs by themselves. For example, they may drive horses or sell rice cooked in bamboo- tube. As the tourism is well developed in the area, the tourism in peak seasons is able to provide at least 1,500 employment opportunities (mainly in tertiary field). Even in slack seasons, there are about 500 employment opportunities. Second, the Labor Export Guiding Office has been set up in Gulu Township, which will first give employment guidance to the affected farmers and then provide them free trainings. The training contents will include breeding techniques, machinery operation and processing, and pottery and porcelain manufacturing. The office will help them find employing units. Since the office was founded, it has succeeded in finding five to six employing units for farmers each year, each of the enterprises averagely takes seven to eight technicians. In view of the actual conditions of Gulu Township, the office has brought the villagers a promising vista. As the farmers' land will be reduced after the acquisition, the township government will take the following resettlement measures: First, provide agricultural trainings (mainly on planting techniques) for the farmers whose land has been reduced, so as for them to increase agricultural output value. Second, restructure their farming business from planting of the traditional crops (mainly rice, corn and sweet potato) to livestock breeding (combining raising white goats with grass planting), and planting of economic trees and medicinal materials high in output value. The township will award the households that breed more than 200 white goats. According to the data provided by the township, the yearly income of a household is more than RMB2, 000 who plant economic trees or breed livestock. And the township encourages the farmers to plant bamboo and fruit trees, or to breed rabbits, sheep or goats, hens, and pigs. If the number of rabbits they

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 155 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS breed is over 500, sheep or pigs over 10, the owners will be awarded at the rate of RMB5 to 10 for each animal. In addition, the status-changed people, in accordance with the related regulations, may enjoy the minimum subsistence allowance for urban residents.

A.8.2. The rehabilitation of temporary land occupation The project will occupy 61.7 mu of land temporarily. And the time for the occupation is three month (if the time is over one season but less than two, it will be regarded as two). Calculated on the basis of the loss in one season, the lost output value is about RMB300 to 500/mu. As the compensation is higher than the actual loss, the livelihood of the villagers will not be affected. As for the rehabilitation of the temporary land occupation, two measures will be carried out. First, the project-executing agency will be responsible for smoothing and loosening the land compacted by machinery. The villages will be responsible for the reconstruction of soil and irrigation facilities. If the land output is lower than that of the present cultivated land with identical area, the project- executive agency will pay another year's compensation at the same rate until the land output reaches the same as that of present cultivated land. Second, after consultation with the farmers, the project-executive agency can have the farmers themselves re-cultivate the land, with the fee to be negotiated by the two parties. All the above contents will be written down in the agreement of temporary land occupation so as to define legally the duties for each of the parties involved and to guarantee the re-cultivation of the land occupied.

A.8.3. The resettlement of the rural residents The house demolition in this project will involve 46 households, with a total floor space of 5,298m2 . The affected farmers will be compensated for their demolished houses at the rate as if their houses were bought new. The compensation rate for the occupied house site is the same as that for farmland. With the compensation money, they can adopt either of the following ways. (1) Build houses by themselves. For the densely populated sites that need to be removed holistically, with the agreement by two thirds of the villagers, the township government will design the uniform layout of the houses along the highway, and have the villagers build their own houses. Each of the affected farmers will pay the fee for the new house site to the former owner of the site, and the village committee will readjust the land with the production group. For the farmers who choose to build houses by themselves, the village committee will make sure that each of them can get a house site. In fulfilling the related procedures, the govermnent will give them some preferential policies such as reduced or exempted taxes for house construction. (2) Monetary resettlement. In light of the actual situation in Tongjing Township, the affected farmers, with compensation money, may choose to buy or rent houses in scenic spots for tertiary industry. The compensation rate for brick+concrete structure houses is RMB300/m 2 . With the compensation money at this rate plus subsidy for house site, an affected farmer will be able to afford to build or buy a new house of the identical floor space and structure. During the construction of the new houses, Tongcao Highway Coordination Group of the township will provide the affected farmers with certain assistances. They will be given priorities in fulfilling the related procedures and will enjoy reduced or exempted taxes. Additionally, in the process of their house building, they will be helped by the laborers assigned by the village committee

A.8.4. The rehabilitation of the affected enterprises The project will affect only a private foundry and a home of respect for the aged. Both of them will receive monetary compensation for the demolition of their houses and of production and office facilities (including land price, and the compensation for business loss of the foundry). The foundry, located in Yulin NO.9 Production Group of Tongjing Township, will not be demolished until the new workshop has been constructed and its resettlement site will not be

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 4 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 156 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS subject to a great change. The home of respect for the aged, located in Qianfeng No.1 Production Group, was built for the conveniences of the "Wubaohu" of Qianfeng Village. With the compensation money for the house and the attached things, the township government will build a new home of respect for the aged in Qianfeng No. I Production Group so as to guarantee the normal living of the "Wubaohu". For the moment, the office building of former Xingfa Township Government is being reconstructed and decorated to be used as a home of respect for the aged, which will hold 200 to 300 persons. The reconstruction and decoration is estimated to be finished by 2005. Therefore, during the resettlement, the 48 affected will be assigned to the reconstructed homes of respect for the aged, and their normal life will not be affected. During relocating process, the village committee will assign labor forces to take care of their life and help them carry their life necessities.

A.8.5. The resettlement of the overdue temporary buildings The project will affect an overdue temporary house in Caoping No.1 Production Group. The building was built by the production group and has been rented by Xie Ziqiang for breeding hens. The house compensation and house site subsidy will be firstly paid to the village which will give Xie some subsidy for transfer and his economic loss, equipment, and other attached things. The rooms that are used as hennery will not be demolished until the new house is completed. The village committee will coordinate to arrange the house site of the new hennery. According to the formerly mentioned compensation rate, Xie will get compensation money of about RMB80,000. As the facilities in the former hennery (except unmovable property) are still usable, Xie will afford to build a new hennery with a considerable size.

A.8.6. The rehabilitation of the vulnerable groups The project will affect five impoverished households and four households of the aged living alone. With the acquisition, the government will give them the following added assistances. (1) The five impoverished households who now enjoy the governmental subsidy (RMB250 to 300 per year) will continue to do so monthly. Apart from this, they will be exempted from agricultural taxes and be provided with fertilizer free of charge. Their children will be given free vocational trainings. During the project construction, their children will be preferentially employed to do some work that requires little technology. (2). The four households of the aged living alone all live on farming. Considering that their land will be reduced after the acquisition, the government will reduce or exempt them from taxes and offer them free vocational and agricultural trainings. To help them increase output value, the government will also provide them, for free, with seeds of economic crops and seedlings. If they choose to live out their life in the home of respect for the aged, the government will give their land compensation and resettlement subsidy directly to the home of respect for the aged of the town which will take care of their livelihood.

A.9. Shizhu Road This project will permanently acquire 502.8 mu of land in 4 villages of 2 townships in Shizhu County, including 494.7 mu of farmland, affecting 728 persons. The land to be occupied is 27 mu. The house demolition will involve 62 households, with a total floor space of 9,620m2 . There is one enterprise to be affected, with 1,305m2 of houses to be demolished. Four households of vulnerable groups will be affected.

A.9.1. The rehabilitation of permanent land acquisition This project will permanently acquire 494.7 mu of farmland in 4 villages of 2 townships, affecting 728 persons. With the agreement of the farners, the village committee will distribute the land compensation and resettlement subsidy to the affected farmers. The total amount of land compensation and resettlement subsidy is RMB I0, 140 to 17,799/mu. In order to quicken the rehabilitation, Shizhu County Government will raise the compensation rate in some of the

CHONGOQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS affected group. The government will compensate the affected farmers according to the average output value of the local farmland in the past three years, the reason for doing so being that with the improvement of productivity, the land output value is also rising, which is evidenced by the fact that the actual output value of the farmland has surpassed the criteria set by Bureau of Land Administration of Shizhu. With the compensation money, the affected farmers may use it to grow economic crops such as Coptis chinensis and flue-cured tobacco. As the hometown of Coptis chinensis, Shizhu is well known for its Coptis chinensis. In 2002, its output value is as much as RMB144 million, accounting for 2/3 of total value of the Coptis chinensis produced in the whole country. The annual income from growing Coptis chinensis is about RMB5,000/mu, several times higher than that from growing agricultural crops. The township government will provide farmers free agricultural trainings, mainly about the planting and management of Coptis chinensis. The employment section of Shizhu Labor Administration Bureau will provide free vocational trainings specially for the affected farmers, and the township government will help them get employed in enterprises mainly in the industries of clothing, textile and highway building. During the process of highway construction, the project executive agency will employ preferentially the affected farmers. The monthly income from theses jobs will be RMB400 to 1000. Additionally, if the affected farmers choose to look for jobs in other places, they will be given priority of getting their certificates handled first.

A.9.2. The rehabilitation of the temporary land occupation The land to be temporarily occupied is 27 mu and the time for the occupation is 2 to 3 months. The rate of crop compensation is RMB800/mu for dry land and RMB 1000/mu for paddy field. According to output value of the local land, the compensation money is higher than that of the identical land in three months. Therefore, the project will not exert any significant impact on the farmers' income. As for the rehabilitation of the temporarily occupied land, the project- executive agency will be responsible for smoothing and loosening the land after completing each section of the highway so as to rehabilitate the villagers' farming as soon as possible.

A.9.3. The resettlement of the rural residents The project will affect 272 persons in 62 households, with 9620m 2 of houses to be demolished. The affected farmers will receive the compensation for the demolition of their house and the attached things at the rate as if they were bought new. With the compensation money, the farmers will have two options in choosing house sites. (1) They may choose to build their houses on the house sites allocated by the project proprietor, the sizes of which in principle correspond to those of their former houses. If they choose to change their houses structure to save floor space, the saved part will be given subsidy at the rate of that for farmland. The project proprietor and the affected farmers will together decide on the resettlement sites according to the principle of convergence. The project proprietor will be responsible for smoothing the ground and providing water, power and gas supplies to the resettled households. The project- executive agency will be responsible for smoothing the road. The house demolition resulting from the project only involves the houses in the townships of Nanbin and Shazi. As the floor space of the houses to be demolished is mostly more than lOOm 2, the majorities of the affected households have chosen to build their own houses on the converging resettlement sites allocated. Those whose houses to be demolished are small have chosen to build their own houses on sites in the vicinity of their former houses. (2) The affected farmers may also choose to build their houses on the land that they have contracted or find house sites by consulting with other farmers. For these farmers, they will receive not only the compensation for the demolition of their houses and the attached things, but also subsidy for their house sites, the subsidy rate being the same as that for farmland (the subsidy rate for farmland is calculated on the basis of 10 to 30 times the average output value of one mu in the past three years). According to the actual local situation, the cost for building a brick+concrete structure house is approximately RMB250 to 270/i 2 . The majorities of the affected farmers prefer to have this

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 4 cn CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK '15 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS kind of house. The floor space of clay+wood structure houses to be demolished is 4, 366m2 , accounting for 45.4% of the total demolition floor space. The floor space of this kind of house is quite large, meaning that the compensation for the house demolition itself is not enough for a farmer to build a brick+concrete structure house of the identical floor space, but the subsidy for house site is larger, which will make up for the shortage. Therefore, the farmers will still be able to afford to build their comparatively satisfying houses expected.

A.9.4. The rehabilitation of the enterprises The only one enterprise to be affected is Shizhu Construction Material Factory. However, it is investigated that the factory stopped production years ago. The houses to be demolished are its former offices, and the demolition will not exert any impact on the income of the enterprise. The compensation rate for the demolition of the offices will be at cost as if they were to be built new. The demolition will not involve rehabilitation of personnel.

A.9.5. The rehabilitation of the vulnerable groups The impact from the acquisition on the vulnerable groups is not serious. The highest rate of the impact (on the land of Chen Shixiong in Shanhe township) is only 15.4%. Two households will be involved in the house demolition. One is that of Xiang Dashu in Shazi Township, and the floor space of his house to be demolished is 12m2, with the main part remaining unaffected. The other is that of Ma Ziying in Nanbin Township, and the part to be demolished is the kitchen with the floor space of 24m2 , the main house remaining unaffected. Vulnerable groups have been enjoying some preferential policies. For example, the handicapped are exempted from taxes and only pay discounted fare when taking buses and ships. "Wubaohu" and orphans are given a monthly subsidy of RMB 100 per person. Besides, they will get alms of daily necessities on festivals. The aged living alone can choose to live out their life in the home of respect for the aged. The poverty-stricken households or those impoverished by the sudden disasters are provided with temporary aids by the township govemment and the village. In addition to the above preferential policies, the vulnerable groups will be given special treatment on the basis of compensation standard. During the compensation process, the project proprietor will first take interests of these groups into consideration, at least will guarantee that their livelihood will not be worse than used to be. If the demolition affected households of these groups are short of labor forces, the project proprietor and the village collectivity will send laborers to help them build houses (The house inhabited by Xiao Dashu who lives alone was originally provided by the village. After its demolition, the village will, depending on his choice, build a new house for him or arrange him to live in the home of respect for the aged.). At the same time, vocational trainings and various kinds of employment information and direction will be provided for the vulnerable groups to extend their chances of getting employed. During the project construction, the children of the vulnerable groups will be preferentially employed to do some work that requires little technology.

A.10. Shizhu RE This project will affect No.2 Production Group of Chengnan Village, No.4 Production Group of Shuangqing Village, and Xiajie (lower street) of Nanbin Township. This project will permanently acquire 41.05 mu of land, affecting 59 persons in 12 households; demolish 814m2 of rural houses, affecting 66 persons in 12 households; demolish 308m2 urban of houses affecting 8 persons in 2 households. It will affect 2 enterprises with 11 staffs and I institution with 16 staffs, the total demolition floor space being 1,463m 2. There are 3 households of vulnerable groups to be affected.

A.10.1. The rehabilitation of permanent land acquisition The project will acquire 30.75 mu of land in Chengnan Village and Shuangqing Village of Nanbin Township, affecting 59 persons including 41 laborers. CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 4 n CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT- WORLD BANK ' DECEMBER2004-REPORT N6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS After full discussion, the majorities of the affected farmers prefer to be resettled by means of monitory compensation. All the land compensation and subsidy will be distributed among the affected farmers. With the agreement of the affected farmers, the project office and Land and Housing Administration Agency of Nanbin Township will distribute to the them land compensation and subsidy totaling RMB451.8 (the total sum of compensation and subsidy for each mu of land is RMB 15000 to 16650), compensation for loss of crops and attachments on the land totaling RMB147.8 thousand. With the help of the local govemment, the affected farmers will get look for jobs by themselves. For those farmers who have lost land, the local government will establish a perfect laboring system to help the affected farmers. One month before the acquisition takes place, the a migrant labor service agency will be set up to help the affected farmers get employed through various channels. The government will consult with the enterprises under construction or extension to pave way for the employment of the affected farmers who have lost their land. For those affected farmers who continue to contract land, as the land will be reduced after the acquisition, the village committees will adjust the agricultural industry so as to increase the land output value and hence the farmers income. Chengnan village committee will encourage the farmers to take advantage of being close to the county seat to grow economic crops (mainly vegetables because in these years the demands of them in the county seat has been exceeding the supply and the net income from growing vegetables is about RMB2,000 to 3,000 per year.). Meanwhile, the project office will offer the farmers free agricultural trainings to help them increase land output value and hence increase or at least rehabilitate their income.

A.10.2. The rehabilitation of the temporary land occupation The project will temporarily occupy 26.28 mu of collectivity-owned land in 2 villages of Nanbin Township. According to the crop compensation rate and the different land types, the land subsidy is RMB720 to 1,440/mu. The time for occupation is about half a year. According to the output value in one year, the loss is about RMB500 to 1,000/mu. As the compensation is higher than actual loss, the farmers' life will not be affected for the temporary occupation. As for the rehabilitation of the temporary land occupation, a contract will be signed by the affected villages and the project-executive agency after negotiation so as to define legally the duties for each party involved and ensure the re-cultivation of the land. The project-executive agency will pay the re-cultivation fee to the affected villages that will be responsible for reconstructing the soil. All the above contents will be written down in the agreement of temporary land occupation so as to define legally the duties for each of the parties involved and to guarantee the re-cultivation of the land occupied.

A.10.3. The house rehabilitation of urban residents The house demolition will affect 8 persons in 2 urban households (belonging to the No. 4 Residence Committee) with 308m2 of brick+concrete structure houses to be demolished. Both the households have other houses in the town. With the compensation and subsidy, the demolition-affected residents may choose to build the houses by themselves on the designated sites, to purchase resettlement houses at preferential price, or to purchase commercial houses or second hand houses. For those who choose to build houses by themselves, they can choose to build houses of the identical floor space to their former houses on the sites in the west end of the former Shizhu Tobacco Factory, which is in the planned area of project. For those who choose to purchase resettlement houses at preferential price, the part that is equal to their former houses will be purchased at preferential price that is equivalent to the compensation money for the brick+concrete structure houses demolished; the exceeding part will be purchased at the market price of the resettlement houses. For this group, the monitory compensation and subsidy will be paid once and for all.

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 4g CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 160 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS For those who choose to be resettled by means of monitory compensation and purchase commercial houses and second hand houses, the project proprietor and the government will provide them with information of house supply. The monitory compensation and subsidy will be paid to the affected residents in such manner as if their houses to be demolished were bought new. With the money, they will be able to afford houses of the same structure in the corresponding locations.

A.10.4. The house rehabilitation of rural residents The house demolition in the project will affect 59 rural residents in 12 households in 2 villages of Chengnan and Shuanqing, Nanbin Township, with 814m2 of houses to be demolished. Among these households, 5 households will be affected by demolishing only parts (less than 45m2 for each) of their residential houses. For the demolition-affected rural residents, they may choose, according to their own economic conditions and their personal requirement, to be resettled by means of monitory compensation, purchasing resettlement houses at preferential houses or building houses by themselves. According to the investigation of the affected households, most of them prefer to be resettled by means of monitory compensation. With the compensation money and subsidy paid once and for all, the rural residents may choose to purchase the resettlement houses at preferential price. The floor space of the resettlement houses that is equal to their former houses will be purchased at the price equivalent to the compensation money for brick+concrete structure houses demolished; the excessive part will be purchased at the market price of the resettlement houses. For those who choose to build houses by themselves, there are two resettlement means. One is that the rural residents may apply to the local governments, which will, according to the related land criterion, coordinate and adjust the house sites within the production group for them to build their own houses in accordance with the village planning. The other means is that with the coordination and participation of the village governments, the rural residents may purchase house sites designated by the land administration department of the county to build their own houses. The related procedures will be fulfilled by the land administration department and village government. The water, power and gas supplies in the house sites will be arranged at the expense of the governments. For those who choose to purchase commercial or second hand houses, the government and project proprietor will provide them with infornation about house supply. For the five households whose houses to be demolished is less than 45m2 , as they have other residential houses, they may choose to purchase the resettlement houses with the identical floor space at preferential price. Alternatively, they may choose to build their houses with the identical floor space to their present houses on the allocated house sites. The resettlement houses are located in Taibaiyan, Xiajie (lower street) and Zhengjie (main street) of Nanbin Town, near the demolition area. The resettlement houses are uniformly built and provided at preferential price by the government for the residents that need to be resettled for the reconstruction of urban infrastructures. With the compensation rate for urban and rural house demolition, the affected residents, both urban and rural, will be able to afford the corresponding resettlement houses. The houses in Taibaiyan are the resettlement houses built because of the reconstruction of the old town. They are mainly used for the resettlement of the rural residents. No. I Residential Area and Xiaoniao (Little Bird) Residential Area are mainly used for the resettlement of the urban residents and those demolition-affected rural residents who choose to purchase houses at their own expense. The following table is the basic information about the resettlement houses.

CHONGQfNGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 161 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS Table: Basic information about the resettlement houses in Shizhu County Floor House space property of the Facilities Average SerialSerial Residential area LocationLocationomeri Construct (comnerci Floors House type reiadeatesdetAvailable environm price /Future resettleme (ten ent (RMB/m') Iuue nt) thousan d mn2) 1 Resettlem Taibaiyan Shizhu Resettleme 1-6 1 living room 1.2 Perfect 350 Available ent Urban nt & bedroom; 1 Residential Constructi living room area on &2 bedrooms &Develop mental Company 2 No. 1 Zhengjie Shizhu Resettleme 8,9, 10 3 bedrooms& 1.86 Perfect 500 Futures Residential (main Urban nt 2 living area street) Constructi rooms, 2 on bedrooms &1 &Develop living room ment Company 3 Xiaoniao Xiajie Shizhu Resettleme 7 1 living room 1.5 Perfect 600 Available (little bird) (lower Xiaoliao nt, & 1 bedroom, Residential street) Real- commercial 1 living room Area estate &2 bedrooms, Developm 1 living room ent &3 bedrooms Company Note: The lowest price of resettlement houses in No. Residential Area of Binghe Road is RMB460/m2, and in Xiaoniao Residential Area is 58ORMB/m 2 .

A.10.5. The resettlement of enterprises and institutions The project will demolish totally 1,463m2 houses of three enterprises and institutions, affecting 27 enterprise staffs. The following is the resettlement plan. Table - The plan for resettling the enterprises and institutions Enterprises and The degree of impact Resettlement Location institutions means Food Company of Bankrupted enterprise Monitory Auction after detailed account Shizhu County resettlement Shizhu County Dairy Demolition of part of the staff Monitory To be relocated to the end- residence resettlement point of the project downstream Shizhu County Demolition of a dinning hall for Monitory Planned to be relocated to Middle School the teaching staff and a toilet resettlement Litangba

Among the three enterprises and institutions involved in the demolition, one enterprise and one institution will be affected only partly. The demolition will not affect their production or business. With their agreement, they will be resettled by means of monitory resettlement. Of the enterprises involved, one has been bankrupt, and the owner of it is willing to be resettled by means of monitory resettlement. The enterprises that choose to be resettled by means of monitory will receive house subsidy (including land price) and subsidy for loss of facilities and reconstruction paid once and for all. Eleven staffs of the dairy will be affected for the demolition of part of their residential houses. The dairy will be responsible for arranging their accommodations by house adjustment. Shizhu County Middle School will be affected for the demolition of its dinning hall for teaching staffs and one of its toilets, and 16 staffs need to be resettled. This will be resolved by the school through temporarily adjusting the affected staffs' working posts and contents.

CHONGOQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FORCSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 162 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS In accordance with the planning for the urban development, the above two units have been planned to be relocated. After the relocation and reconstruction, the affected staffs will be rehabilitated to their former posts and residential conditions. It is promised that the rights and interests of the staffs will not be affected during the relocation.

A.1 0.6. The rehabilitation of the vulnerable group According to the related investigation, there are 3 households of vulnerable groups to be affected for the construction of the project and they are all composed of rural residents. Among the 3 households, two have the aged who have lost laboring ability, involving 12 persons, and one has the handicapped, involving 6 persons. The demolition floor space of the three households totals 284m2 . With the help of the village committee and their own agreement, these people will be resettled by means of monitory compensation. Because of the land acquisition and house demolition, the impoverished households will be given a subsidy of RMB150/month from the social labor insurance department of the county and they will be exempted from agricultural taxes. Besides, they will be provided with fertilizer free of charge by the farming material department of the township. Apart from the above policies about land acquisition, the vulnerable groups will enjoy the following preferential policies: (1) For the aged who have lost their laboring ability, the land compensation and subsidy, with their own choice, may be entrusted to the civil administration bureau, or the local home of respect for the aged, or their children that will take care of their rest life. (2) For the demolition-affected vulnerable groups, if they choose to build their own houses, the village will send laborers to help them free of charge, and the project proprietor will provide them with construction materials at preferential price. (3) To help them develop agricultural production and increase their chances to get employed, the demolition office of the county will cooperate with the concerned departments and the villages to provide vocational trainings and employment information for the laborers of the vulnerable households. (4) During the construction of the project, the children of the vulnerable groups will be preferentially employed to do such jobs as require little technology.

A.11. Wansheng RE This project will acquire 207 mu of land (including 151.9 mu of farmland) in 4 villages of Wandong Township, Wansheng District, affecting 1,096 persons. The land to be temporarily occupied is 16 mu. The house demolition will involve 130 households with a total floor space of 20,485m 2. The project will affect 4 enterprises, with 2,162m2 of houses to be demolished. There are 62 households of vulnerable groups to be affected.

A.11.1. Rehabilitation of permanent acquisition The project will acquire 207 mu of land, including 151.9 mu of farmland, involving 4 villages of one township. The affected area is in the planned new urban area of Wansheng District, very close to the old city and with scarce per capita farmland. As a result, the majorities of the labor forces mainly hunt for jobs in the city. The income from farming accounts for a little percentage, so most of the farmers are willing to have their status changed. The concrete resettlement measures include the following: Seventy persons in Bajiaowan Production Group of Xintian Village are willing be resettled by means of status change, and the other 190, by land adjustment. Fifty persons in Baiguoping Production Group of Xintian Village are willing be resettled by means of status change, and the other 100, by land adjustment. The major part of the farmland of the affected farmers in Lianchi Village has been acquired, and the acquired land and its contiguous land are in the area planned for urban construction. Therefore, all the affected farmers have chosen to get CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 163 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS their status changed and will not have to be resettled by land adjustment. The land occupied in Jianshe Village is only 9.2 mu, accounting for 18.4% of the total farmland area of the affected farmers, so 30 of the farmers will be resettled by status-change and the other 90 by land adjustment. The land occupied in Bangshang Village is 15 mu, accounting for 12% of the total farmland area of the affected farmers, and it is possible to resettle the farmers by land adjustment, so 30 of them will be resettled by status-change and the remaining 212 by land adjustment. Status changed persons will be given land and crop compensation, and resettlement subsidy. The compensation money to the affected farmers in Bajiaowan Production Group of Xintian Village and Louhuang Production Group of Lianchi village is RMB17, 000 for each person, and in other Production Groups, it is RMB 16, 000. Those who are unwilling to have their status changed will be allocated land according to the area of their land acquired, and their per capita area of farmland to be allocated will not be lower than the average before the acquisition. At the same time, they will be compensated for crop loss. As the land adjustment is carried out within the same village, there is little difference in land quality. When the per capita area of farmland reaches the previous level, the per capita income will not be reduced. Instead, their income, and hence their living standard, will be promoted with the completion of comprehensive dredging of Xiaozi River, the improvement of environment, the decrease of flood, and the closer connection with the city. Considering the fact that although the status-changed persons will receive short-term compensation, they will lose their long-term materials for living and production. Therefore, the following measures will be taken to increase their income so that their living standard will not be lower than that before acquisition. Their land compensation money will be adequately and punctually paid to them. During process of project construction, priority will be given to them to increase their employment opportunities. Vocational trainings will be provided for them. Those willing to take short-term trainings provided by employment training agency of Wansheng district will be entitled to the direct financial subsidy when they have passed the corresponding examinations, and the subsidy will be paid in principle on the basis of 30% of the training fee, which is audited, verified and publicized by designated training agency. The government and developers will actively multiply the their employment channels, and provide suitable employment information for those among the status changed persons who choose to look for jobs outside. The government will organize labor export according to the data provided by labor administration department of the district on the basis of their investigation. It will steadily help increase the income of the status-changed persons in the long run. The government encourages them to start private enterprises. Their enterprises will be treated the same as those medium and small sized enterprises that are financially sponsored by the government, enjoying the preferential policies for enterprises started by urban laid-off workers. Those engaged in individual businesses within the district will enjoy 20% reduction of register fee of individual businessmen, and be exempted from management fee. They are entitled to the same employment right as urban residents, and the right of "the same pay for the same work." The employing units are not allowed to discriminate against them.

A.1 1.2. The rehabilitation of the temporary land occupation The land to be temporarily occupied is 16 mu, with 12 mu belonging to the collectivity. The crop compensation rate is RMBI, 200/mu. The time for the temporary land occupation is 12 months (on the basis of three months as one season, if the time is over one season, it will be regarded as two). According to the loss of land output value in one season, compensation will be RMB600/mu. With the compensation being higher than the actual loss, the livelihood of the villager will not be affected by the temporary land occupation. As for the rehabilitation of the temporary land occupation, a contract will be signed by the affected villages and the project-executive agency after negotiation so as to define legally the CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 164 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS duties for each party involved and ensure the re-cultivation of the land. The project-executive agency will pay the re-cultivation fee to the affected farmers who will be responsible for its re- cultivation by themselves.

A.1 1.3. The rehabilitation of rural residents As the project is in the planned urban area, according to the city planning, there is no land available in this area for demolition-affected farmers to build houses. Therefore, these farmers will be resettled by giving them extra monitory compensation or by providing uniformly built resettlement houses for their purchase at a preferential price. Resettlement by extra monitory compensation means that in addition to the full compensation on the basis of the rate for the corresponding house structure, the farmers will be given the subsidy for the difference price, the standard being 20m2 per person (the difference price is disparity between the price of house of their former structure and the price of economical and practical houses). For the married couple yet to have children, they can apply for additional subsidy for floor space of no more than I 0m2, the subsidy sum being the price difference between the price of an economical and practical house in Wansheng district and the 50% of cost for a new resettlement house. The preferential purchase of uniformly built resettlement houses: On the basis of the city planning and the choice of affected farmers, the government will choose suitable sites to build uniform houses for them. The Design of the houses will be based on the full investigation of the affected farmers' desires. The affected farmers will be given full monitory compensation according to their corresponding their present floor space and structure. They may purchase the resettlement houses at the space rate of 20m2 per person. For limitation of the design, the excessive floor space is to be purchased at a rate 50% as much as the cost of the resettlement houses. If it is in excess of 5m 2 but less than the floor space of the former house demolished, it may be purchased at the market price. At the same time, the affected married couple without children can apply for an additional natural room (excluding parlour, kitchen and toilet), at the price of 50% of the cost of resettlement houses. If the spouse / children (both underage and adult) of an affected farmer is/are with urban resident identity, and is/are proved to have no other residential houses, and has/have been living with the partner / parents, the farmer may apply to buy a natural room at the price of the 50% of the cost of the resettlement houses. If the floor space of the house purchased at the preferential price is less than that of the former house, the purchaser will be given subsidy for the inadequate part in accordance with the cost of resettlement house. The house numbers of the resettlement houses will be publicized. Those who will be resettled first will have the priority in choosing the stories and the orientations of the houses. According to the investigation, 97.7% of them are willing to be resettled in the resettlement houses. In light of this fact, Wansheng State Asset Administration Co. ltd. (WSAAC), the development construction agency of the project, applied to the district planning bureau which, based on the overall planning, proposed that the area behind the district experimental primary school or the area to the north of district candy factory be used as the resettlement site. WSAAC made another survey among the villagers from November 8 to 9, 2004, indicating that 90% of the affected farmers accepted the land behind the experimental school. In addition to the compensation rate mentioned above, with their agreement, the affected five persons living in four households whose residential area is less than 45m 2 will be provided with small sized houses designed specially for them. The resettlement site is located in the Wansheng city proper, with convenient communications and complete with facilities. As the project is still under planning, the resettlement houses are planned to be completed by June 2005. According to the schedule of the project, the first stage will be the construction of the embankment, without house demolition involved, so the affected farmers will have adequate time preparing for the resettlement and will not face the problem that "demolition is always easier than resettlement".

CHONGQINGSMALLCITIESINFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTPROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAPFOR CSCP CHONGOING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 165 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N6.2 FASEP -ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS A.1 1.4. The rehabilitation of the enterprises The project will affect 4 enterprises including 3state-owned or collectivity- owned enterprises. They are Wansheng Agricultural Machinery Factory, Wansheng Nitrogenous Fertilizer Factory and Wansheng Paper Making Factory. They either have stopped or are to stop production. Moreover, Wansheng Nitrogenous Fertilizer Factory will be only partially affected by the embankment construction since it just involves the demolition of its simple structure houses and part of its fence wall. The paper factory will also be affected partially with its gatehouse demolished. For these two factories, they will be given just a proper amount monitory compensation. The machinery manufacture factory will be affected with the part of its workshops and fence wall demolished. The construction of the expressway liking Qijiang and Wansheng will be started by the end of this year when the factory will be completely demolished. As it has stopped production and is in the state of bankruptcy, the land acquisition will not affect its business. According to the government proposal, the factory will be treated as a bankrupt enterprise and will not be relocated. The development and construction agency will give it corresponding monitory compensation. In addition to the above state-owned or collective-owned enterprises, there is a private one. The house of this private enterprise is rented temporally from the candy workshop of Louhuang Production Group. The owner will be given monitory compensation by the development and construction unit to start his enterprise elsewhere.

A.11.5. The rehabilitation of the vulnerable groups For the affected vulnerable groups, except those in Lianchi Village where there is no land for adjustment, the affected vulnerable farmers in Villages of Xintian and Shangbang may choose to be resettled by means of status change or land adjustment. For those who choose the latter, the government will offer them special assistances such as giving them better land in land adjustment. Meanwhile in order to increase their income, the government will help them with their economic development. It will encourage the agricultural technicians to help them by providing advanced agricultural technology and good crop seeds as well as information about market demands of agricultural products. Alternatively, they may choose to be resettled by means of status change. For these people, the following preferential policies are provided in accordance with their actual conditions. 1) For the aged living alone without spouse or children, because of the age and lack of labor forces, the development and construction agency will pay the compensation money directly to Wandong Township Government that will transfer it to the local home of respect for the aged so as to ensure that their life is taken care of. 2) For the households with handicapped members, the civil administration department will provide them with special support and alms. The government will provide the handicapped persons with the corresponding preferential policies. In its overall planning, the government will take their employment problem into consideration. It will arrange to get them employed through various channels and forms. (a) The training agencies run by departments of labor administration and education, the society of the handicapped, etc. will provide vocational trainings for the handicapped. For those handicapped persons whose life is difficult, the training agencies will reduce or exempt their training fee and other fees in accordance with their actual situation. (b) The governmental institutions, enterprises, societies, collective economic organizations in the district are required to arrange employment posts for the handicapped people at the proportion of 1.5% of their total staff members. If the proportion is not realized, they will be required to pay the insurance fee for the handicapped and shoulder the responsibility to help the handicapped to get employed. (c) For the handicapped with a certain degree of working ability, they will preferentially be assigned to work in the welfare enterprises, which, according to the concerned regulations of the state, can be exempted from the related taxes if their employment rate of the handicapped has

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK , DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS reached the above-mentioned criterion. Welfare enterprises are required to keep the rate of the employment of the handicapped and ensure their welfares. Beside, they are required to pay for the handicapped their annuity, insurances for medical treatment and unemployment. On the basis of the principle of treating the healthy and the handicapped equally in terms of equal pay for equal work, they are required to establish the system of minimum pay for the handicapped, so that the livelihood of the handicapped can be ensured. (d) For the handicapped who choose to be engaged in private business individually or in group, with the Certificate of Disability of People's Republic of China and the certificate of disability issued by the Local Society of the Handicapped, they will be given priority by the department of industrial and commercial administration in issuing business license with half of the related fee. The concerned departments are also required, following the related regulations, to reduce the administration fee. The department of city administration is required to provide them conveniences in business location and stalls. The financial agencies such as banks are required to give them priority in loaning. The taxing departments are required, according to the related regulations, to reduce or exempt them from the related taxes. They are required to exempt business tax from those of the handicapped who are directly engaged in individual tertiary industry, and value added tax from those engaged in producing and processing industries. 3) For the households mainly consisting of women who are comparatively weaker in strength because of their physical differences, the government will, on the one hand, prevent the employing units from discriminating against them. On the other hand, it will give them special guidance so that they can find jobs suitable for them, such as housewifery service, individual industrial and commercial service, and so on. 4) For those impoverished households, in which the age of men is less than 45 and women less than 40, they may apply to the labor insurance bureau for joining in the basic endowment insurance system, where the individual pays social annuity according to the rate of 18% of the average monthly social salary, and 15 years later, the individual will get endowment insurance monthly. After the compensation for the land acquisition and demolition is used up at the rate of the urban minimum subsistence allowance (RMB195/month per capita), the households, whose per capita income of the family members living together is lower than the urban minimum subsistence allowance, may enjoy the urban minimum subsistence allowance and will be brought into the insurance system of urban minimum subsistence.

A.12. Nanchuan RE The project will acquire totally 321.32 mu of land (including 283.19 mu of farmland) in 13 production groups in 5 villages and two streets, affecting 1,748 persons. The land to be occupied temporarily is 20.6 mu. The house demolition will involve 23 households, with a total floor space of 4,247m2 . The project will affect 4 enterprises with 3,440m2 of houses to be demolished, and one institution with 4,144m2 of houses to be demolished. It will affect 10 business shops with 865m2 of houses to be demolished. There are 35 households of vulnerable groups to be affected.

A.12.1. The rehabilitation of the permanent acquisition The project will acquire totally 321 mu of land in 13 production groups of 5 villages and two streets, affecting 1,748 persons. The five affected villages are in the planned new urban area of Nanchuan. During the ongoing urbanization in next few years, the land in these villages will be gradually acquired. The affected farmers may choose either to have their status changed or to remain in the countryside contracting farmland. The rate of land compensation and resettlement subsidy to the five affected villages is RMB20, 790 to 40,500/mu. According to the investigation carried out by the migrant office workers in June 2004, the majorities of the villagers are willing to cooperate with the city government and are willing to have their status changed when necessary, especially those in the production groups where the CHONGOQNGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FORCSCP CHONGOING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 67 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS per capita land is less than 0.3 mu. Those who choose to have their status changed will be resettled by means of monitory compensation, minimum subsistence allowance and employment assistance. As the affected area is in the outskirt, and the living standard is close to that in the city, after they move into the city, the increased expenditure is only confined to that for rice and vegetables. The living cost is only about RMB30 higher, so their life can be restored in a short time. The Land Administration Department of Nanchuan City will pay the land compensation and resettlement subsidy directly to the status-changed persons or to the collectivity economic organizations of the affected villages from which status-changed persons will be required to draw the money at the given time. If the summation of compensation and resettlement subsidy is less than RMB12, 000, they will be given RMB12, 000. The local governments will establish a complete labor service system to assist the affected villagers. The related migrant labor service agency that will be established one month before the acquisition will provide the affected farmers with various employment channels. Its employment market will be open to the status-changed persons free of charge. One month before the land acquisition, it will make a survey about the employment information and provide the information for the villagers. After that, it will publicize the employment information monthly. Besides, the status-changed persons may be engaged in some businesses in the city such as dealing in vegetables, and they will, depending on their actual situations, enjoy the reduced or exempted taxes in the first two years. Meanwhile, they will enjoy free vocational technique trainings. As the five affected villages are all situated in the outskirt, within the new urban construction area, the completion of the new urban area will provide a lot of employment chances for the status-changed persons, especially those having received vocational trainings, who are more likely to get employed thanks to their mastered technique. During the project construction process, the project-executive agency will be in great need of migrant workers. It is estimated that more than one thousand employment opportunities will be offered firstly to the status-changed persons. After the completion of the project construction, some posts will be provided by the departments of environmental sanitation and municipal facility maintenance. A present cleaner's monthly wage is RMB300, higher than that from farming. The demolition-affected households who are engaged in business in shop facades will be given facades of identical floor space to their former ones by the project proprietor, so that their livelihood will be rehabilitated. Additionally, for the status-changed persons, if the per capita income of their family members living together is lower than the standard of the minimum subsistence allowance for urban residents, they may apply for that allowance. Upon receiving the application, the agencies concerned are required to finish handling their application within 30 days. If a handicapped adult applicant living with his/her parents is especially impoverished and has lost his/her working ability, his/her minimum subsistence allowance will be calculated separately from his/her parents. The minimum subsistence allowance will also be calculated separately for the married adults who, for special reasons, do not have their independent households and live together with their retired parents. The monthly minimum subsistence allowance for urban residents in Nanchuan City is RMB 170 per capita, which is RMB 992 higher than the farmers' average income of RMB 1048 per capita from farming in one year. For those who temporarily will not have their status changed, but remain in the country to contract farmland, the villages and production groups will take measures to help rehabilitate their production, restructuring their farming business by means of developing efficient farming and industrialized management to improve the land output value. These measures are aimed to increase the farmers' income and hence their living standard. Taking advantage of being close to the urban area, the farmers may develop greenhouse vegetables or build bases for raising livestock and poultry. The present annual income of the households growing greenhouse vegetables in Nanchuan is between RMB 10, 000 and 20,000. They can also rent the surplus land of those status-changed persons to enlarge their production range and hence increase their

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 168 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS income. At the same time, the local governments will provide the affected fanners with vocational and technique trainings.

A.12.2. The rehabilitation of the temporary land occupation The project will temporarily occupy 20.6 mu of land, affecting 4 villages. The rate of crop compensation is about RMB 1350/mu. The time for the temporary land occupation is 6 months. According to the land output value in one season, the loss is RMB675. As the compensation is higher than the actual loss, the livelihood of the villagers will not be affected by the temporary land occupation. After the completion of the project, the project-executive agency will be responsible for rehabilitating the land to reduce the impact on the production of the farmers.

A.12.3. The resefflement of the affected residents The project will involve demolish 4,247m2 of houses, affecting 109 persons in 23 households. With the compensation money for the house demolition and subsidy for house sites, the affected residents may choose from the following two resettlement measures: to purchase uniformly built resettlement houses at preferential price and to purchase commercial houses. (1) The purchase of uniformly built resettlement houses. According to field surveys and interviews carried out by the project designers and the officials of demolition office in May 2004, most of the demolition-affected residents prefer to be resettled in this way. The resettlement houses are of brick+concrete structure. The preferential purchase price for the same floor space of resettlement houses will be the same as the compensation rate for the houses with brick+concrete structure. The excessive floor space, if less than lOim2 , will be at the cost of same floor space of the resettlement houses; and if more than 1 0m2, the excessive part will be the same as identical floor space of the comprehensive cost of the resettlement houses (The comprehensive cost of the resettlement houses will be publicized after the audit of the city construction committee and price administration bureau). The resettlement houses will be designed with humanity, taking the residents' life conveniences into account. The demolisher will be responsible for smoothing the ground and providing water, power and gas supplies to the resettled households. The resettlement houses will include implements rooms in the first floor that will be distributed evenly among the residents of the building. On the basis of city planning, and for the convenience of the affected residents' life and production, the construction administration department will select suitable resettlement house sites within the planned new urban area, so that the farmers with land will not live far from their farmland. When the construction in the new urban area is finished, the whole city of Nanchuan will take on a new look, and the living environment will be improved to a considerable degree. Moreover, the structure and quality of the resettlement houses will be obviously superior to the formers houses of the farmers. Therefore, the residents will feel more convenient in terms of life and work, and their living standard will be heightened to a great extent. (2) The purchase of commercial houses. Those who do not choose the above way are mainly those who already have houses in the city. For this group of people, the land administration department will sign with them a resettlement contract by paying them monitory compensation once and for all.

A.12.4. The resefflement of the affected enterprises and institutions The project will affect 4 enterprises with 3,340m2 of houses to be demolished. The affected enterprises will be resettled by means of monitory compensation and relocation. The rights and interests of staffs the enterprise will not be affected, including their salary, medical and social insurances, profit sharing, bonus etc. In addition, they will not lose their job for the relocation of the enterprises. Nanchuan Chemical Purification Factory has become bankrupt and will be compensated with money. The land administration department will sign with the owner a resettlement contrast by

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 169 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS means of monitory compensation. Based on the rate mentioned in the previous chapter, the compensation money, with the land price included, will be RMB494, 400. The enterprises that need to be relocated are those with major part of their land to be occupied by the project, or those whose main buildings for production and business will be demolished. These enterprises are usually not large ones, mainly including Hongxiang Machinery Factory and Xinxing Glass Mold Factory. The sites for enterprise relocation will be negotiated by the affected enterprises and the city resettlement office on the basis of the city planning. With the planning of the project construction considered, the two factories will be relocated holistically to the planned urban industrial park (The planed area for industrial use in the new industrial park is 260.15 hectares, accounting for 15.37% of the land area for urban construction, 13.0 1m2 per person). An area of more than 3000 mu in the planned industrial park is planned for the construction of enterprises. The enterprises will be reconstructed on the allocated sites in the park at the cost as if they were bought new. With the related industries, the relocated enterprises will enjoy a better production and business atmosphere and will be injected with more vitality.

Table 6.4 Resettlement of the affected enterprises Enterprises Location Resettlement Resettlement means Resettlement location Nanchuan Hongxiang Dongfanghong residents Rebuilding on Industrial park Machinery Factory committee allocated site Nanchuan Xinxing Glass Mold Longji residents Rebuilding on Industrial park Factory committee allocated site Nanchuan Chengxi Machinery Longji residents Monitory The original site Manufactory Factory committee compensation Nanchuan Water Purification Longji residents Monitory Factory committee compensation

A.12.5. The resettlement of the affected institutions The institution to be relocated is Daonan Primary School, which will be rehabilitated by means of education integrity and coalition with other schools. The school is only 300 meters from Longhua No.2 Primary School and 1000 meters from Longhua No.3 Primary School. The pupils of Daonan Primary School will be assigned to these two schools in accordance with the distances from their home to each of the two schools. On the basis of the original sizes, these two schools will be extended backward, and the time for their extension is planned to be during the summer vacation in 2005 or winter vacation in 2006, so that their normal teaching will not be affected. After the extension, the two schools will have the capacity to take the pupils from Daonan Primary School. The pupils to be transferred will be studying in a new environment, which will be good to their studying. With the increased number of students, Longhua No.2 and No.2 Primary Schools will need more staff members, so the staffs of Daonan Primary School will be resettled properly.

A.12.6. The resettlement of the affected shops The affected shops may choose from the following means for their resettlement. There are seven car cleaning shops needing to be relocated. As all the shops are on the ground floor of the houses, with the owners living upstairs, in compensation, priority will be given to the residential areas upstairs according to the resettlement policies. The shops will be compensated for at the rate as if they were bought new. The owners may use the compensation money to purchase the newly built shops with identical floor space, which are to be built by the project proprietor in the planned area. They may use the shops for businesses suitable in this area. Alternatively, they may be given the priority to choose the ground floor of the resettlement

CHONGQINGSMALL CFTIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAPFOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 70 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS houses to deal in non-staple foodstuffs. In the long run, after their shops are relocated to the new area, their income from their businesses will be higher, to certain degree, than that from their present car cleaning. The Bridge-end Fish Restaurant to be affected is rented from a unit of the project proprietor. Because the renting time is already due, it can be taken back anytime. The compensation money for the affected houses will given to the house owner, at the rate of the cost of shops. With the compensation money, the owner may stop his present business to select a new shop by himself. In order for the affected residents to select business items and sites easier, and to reduce the impact on them and their temporary employees, the city resettlement office will publicize the latest demolition information and the information about shop market three months before the demolition takes place, so that they can find suitable shops to restart their business or new jobs.

A.12.7. The rehabilitation of the affected vulnerable groups For the affected households of the vulnerable groups, the compensation and resettlement subsidy may be given to the children who will be responsible for their livelihood. Meanwhile, agricultural trainings will be offered free of charge to their children to help them develop their production and hence increase their income. Alternatively, the compensation money may be given to the local home of the respect for the aged that will take care of their livelihood.

A.13. Rongchang RE The land acquisition in this project will acquire 339.47 mu of land (including 317.47mu of farmland) in 4 villages of Changyuan Township, Rongchang County, which are Dujiaba, Baochengshi, Hongqiao, and Qibaoyan, affecting 1,113 persons in 261 households. The land to be occupied temporarily is 35.71 mu. The house demolition will involve 200 persons in 43 households, with a total floor space of 6,318m2 . The project will affect 5 enterprises with 71 staffs in total and 7,546m2 houses to be demolished, and 9 shops in the outskirt with 346.6m2 of houses to be demolished.

A.13.1. The rehabilitation of permanent acquisition The project will acquire 317.47 mu of farmland, 0.4 mu of garden, and 3 mu of fishpond. The acquisition will involve 10 production groups of 4 villages, affecting 1,113 persons in 261 households. There are 608 laborers to be resettled. With the agreement of the affected villagers, the project will take the following resettlement means: (1) Status changing. After the land acquisition, the per capita area of farmland in No. I and No.2 Production Groups of Hongqiao Village will be only 0.3 mu or less, so there is no farmland for land adjustment. Therefore, the affected farmers will be resettled by means of status changing. According to the survey among the affected farmers, all the 117 affected farmers are willing to have their status changed. Each status-changed person will get land compensation and resettlement subsidy totaling RMB16, 800. The other three affected villages are in the planned area of the county seat construction, and their land will be gradually acquired during the ongoing urbanization in next few years. Therefore, the affected farmers in these three villages are willing to be resettled this way. When they become urban residents, their life style will not change greatly. As their resettlement sites are not far from their present houses, compared with their present living cost, the added expenditure (approximately RMB50 each month per capita) is only that for buying grain and vegetables (Presently, the crops they grow are mainly for their own consumption). (2) Monitory compensation. Those who do not want to have their status changed but choose to contract farmland in the country will be compensated according to their acquired land. The rate of land compensation and resettlement subsidy is RMB22, 338 to 47, 009/mu. The villages and production groups will take measures to help rehabilitate their production, restructure their farm

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 17 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS business, and develop industrialized management so as to increase their land output value and hence their living standard. For the status-changed persons, if the per capita income of their family members living together is lower than the minimum subsistence allowance for urban residents, they may apply for that allowance. Upon receiving the application, the agencies concerned are required to finish handling their application within 30 days. The minimum subsistence allowance may be calculated separately for the married adults who, for special reasons, do not have their independent households and live together with their retired parents. The monthly minimum subsistence allowance for urban residents in Rongchang is RMB 160. For those who choose to be compensated with cash and have left their land, the village committees will offer them free agricultural trainings to help them restructure their farm business and hence increase their income. For example, they can take advantage of being close to the city to grow greenhouse vegetables. Additionally, the townships and villages will also provide them with vocational and technical trainings, organize labor force export and provide them with employment information. Three months before the acquisition takes place, the local government will establish a complete set of labor service system and resettlement agency to provide various assistances for the status- changed persons to get employed. The employment market will be open to them for free. One month before the land acquisition takes place, the labor service agency will make a survey about the employment information and provide it for them. After that, it will publicize the employment information regularly. At the same time, the agency will offer them free vocational trainings (such as the production of the motorcycle parts and restaurant services, depending on the abilities of the trainees and the market demands). In addition, the labor agency will negotiate with the local enterprises that are under construction or extension to provide them with employment opportunities. The four affected villages are at the edge of the county seat, and most of them are within the planned new urban area. The urban construction itself and the enterprises, which are being built or extended in developmental zones, will provide a lot of employment posts for the farmers. These enterprises include Lifan Group, Huashen Pharmaceutical Factory, Hongyuan Foundry, Huada Plastic Knitting Factory and so on. The local governments will help the affected farmers to get employed by providing vocational trainings (depending on the trainees' qualities), employment information and so on. During the three years' construction, the project will preferentially employ the affected villagers and after its completion, it will provide 10 to 20 posts in afforestation and environmental sanitation. In this way, their monthly income will be RMB300 to 400, which will make their income rehabilitated in a short time or even higher than their present income.

A.13.2. The rehabilitation of the temporary land occupation The temporary land occupation involves 4 villages of Changyuan Township, occupying 35.71 mu of land, including 21.6 mu of farmland of the collectivity. The time for the occupation is one year. Crop compensation for land temporarily occupied will be paid in such manner as the loss in one year of occupation will be compensated for as 2.5 seasons, which means a total sum of compensation money of RMB3,000. The annual output value of the farmland is RMB1,600, lower than the compensation, so the livelihood of the farmers will not be affected. As for the rehabilitation of the land temporarily occupied, it will be re-cultivated by the villagers themselves with the fee to be paid by the project-executive agency.

A.13.3. House resettlement of the urban residents The house demolition will involve 19 urban residents in 5 households, with 607m2 of houses to be demolished. The affected urban residents will receive once and for all the resettlement subsidy at the rate RMB4, 770 per capita as well as demolition compensation at the rate of RMb700/m 2 for brick+concrete structure houses.

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 2 CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK 17 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS With the compensation money, they can, according to their own economic conditions and personal desires, choose to buy commercial houses or second-hand houses. During the demolition, those among the vulnerable groups living in small-sized apartments without other residential houses will receive a certain amount of subvention given by the demolisher, so that their residential area can be increased or at least rehabilitated to their former size. The total compensation money for the affected urban residents is RMB557.2 thousand, averagely RMB917.8 for each square meter. As the price of new houses in Rongchang county seat is RMB850/m2 or so, they can afford the houses with the compensation money. Besides, there is a rich supply of second-hand houses left by enterprises and institutions, the average price being between RMB524 and 952. Both the new houses and second-hand houses are relatively more convenient in location and better in structure and environment than, or at least as good as their former ones which were mostly built in the 1980s and are inferior in quality and simple in structure. Moreover, those who choose to buy commercial houses within Rongchang County will be exempted from taxes related to house purchase.

A.13.4. The house resettlement of the rural residents The house demolition will involve 200 rural residents in 43 households, with 6,318m 2 of houses to be demolished, among which 40 households are in five production groups of Baochengshi Village and 3 are in No.15 Production Group of Cunjiaba Village. The affected rural residents will be resettled by means of monetary compensation for their house demolition (the compensation being at the rate of RMB257.7/m 2 for brick+concrete structure houses, RMB202.2 for brick+wood structure, and RMB150/m2 for the house site). With the compensation money, the residents can have two options: to build houses by themselves and to buy uniformly built resettlement houses at a preferential price (The county govemment has planned to build new migrant villages to resettle the rural residents on the banks of Laixi River). Besides, during demolition, those among the vulnerable groups with only small-sized houses and without other residential houses will be given a certain amount of subsidy by the demolisher, so that their residential area can be increased or at least rehabilitated to their former sizes. (1) To build houses by the rural residents themselves. This resettlement means is only confined to the affected farmers in Dujiaba village. As the affected farmers in Dujiaba village live dispersedly, and it is difficult to for them to be resettled together, 80% of them prefer to build their own houses. In addition to the compensation money for house demolition (the average compensation rate is estimated to be at no less RMB400/m 2 for brick+concrete structure), they will receive a resettlement subsidy of RMB5,400 per person. Meanwhile, on the basis of the township and village planning, the local governments will provide free of charge house sites of per capita 15m2 for the affected farmers to build their own houses in the migrant resettlement sites (The households with less than 3 persons will be regarded as having 3, those with 4, as having 4 and those with more than 5, as having 5). The demolisher will be responsible for smoothing the ground and providing water, power and gas supplies to the resettled households. The resettlement houses sites will try to be planned near their former houses. The affected farmers may choose to build multi-story houses, using the ground floor for shop business. According to investigation, the compensation money will be enough for the farmers to build houses with the same floor space as their former ones in the planned area. (2) The affected farmers may choose to purchase uniformly built resettlement houses provided by the government at a preferential price. The demolisher will not only compensate for the house demolition but also pay subsidy for the house sites. The State Land Resources Administration Bureau of the county will sign with affected residents a contract of house settlement by means of monitory compensation. The status-changed persons will receive once and for all a house resettlement subsidy of RMB9, 450 per person, and the affected urban residents, RMB4,770 per person. They may apply to The State Land Resources Administration Bureau of the county for buying resettlement houses at the price equivalent to the compensation and at the floor space standard of 18m2 per person. For limitation of the design, the excessive

CHONGQING SMALLCITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FORCSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK ' DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS floor space is to be purchased at a rate 50% as much as the resettlement houses (about 41ORMB/m 2 ). If it is in excess of 5m2 but less than the floor space of the former house demolished, it may be purchased at the market price (RMB610/m2 ). The demolisher will be responsible for smoothing the ground and providing water, power and gas supplies to the resettled households. The sites for resettlement houses (Two sites have been planned along the sides of the embankment) are not far from their houses and the designed resettlement houses are mostly of two stories, with each household occupying one unit. Therefore, this resettlement means will not exert significant impact on the living habit of the affected farmers. The completion of the embankment will accelerate the local economic development and the urbanization process, improve the urban environment and living environment of the local residents, as well as provide the residents with more employment opportunities. The resettlement sites are within the planned new urban area and complete with various facilities, such as water, power, gas, roads, fiber cable TV, telecommunications and so on. Therefore, the living conditions will be better than previously.

A.13.5. The resettlement of the enterprises The project will affect 5 enterprises with 71 staffs totally, with 9,I90m2 of houses to be demolished which are used for production or for workshops (including offices). The enterprises to be relocated are Huada Plastic Knitting Factory and the 1,200m 2 stable of the Experimental Stock Farm. They will be resettled by means of relocation and will not be demolished before the completion of reconstruction. The relocation sites will be allocated free of charge by the project proprietor from its acquired land. They will not be given land subsidy. Their resettlement sites are to be decided after the negotiation by the two parties involved on the basis of the urban planning. For the enterprises to be relocated, their rehabilitation should be arranged as early as possible. The prefabricating factories of Baochengshi and Hongqiao villages will be resettled by means of monitory compensation. The resettlement sites of these two factories are to be negotiated by the affected enterprises and the demolition office of the project. Guanyinqiao Distillery (bankrupted) will be given monitory compensation for the part of its houses occupied. The Experimental Livestock Farm will be given subsidy for its 3800m2 house site occupied and its attached things, and it will be allocated another land free of charge. For part of the fishpond to be occupied, the owner will be given monitory compensation in addition to the rehabilitation of the pond embankment by the project proprietor. The rights and interests of staffs of the enterprises will not be affected for the relocation. The staffs of the two prefabricate factories are all casual laborers, and they will be provided with employment information two months before the demolition takes place so as for them to have adequate time to find new jobs. The houses to be demolished in Experimental Livestock Farm are rent out to the persons from other places who will be provided with house-renting information two months before the demolition takes place, so as for them to find new accommodations and their employment not to be affected. Huada Plastic Knitting Factory will not be moved until the completion of new workshops. The 60 affected staffs will go to work in the new factory, so their employments will not be affected.

A.13.6. The resettlement of the institutions The project will affect 2 institutions with 30 staffs totally, with 7,456m 2 of houses to be demolished. The two institutions are Pig-breeding Research Institute and Haitang Park, which will be resettled by means of monitory compensation. The affected pigsties of the institute will be rebuilt according the urban planning of the county seat and the planning of the institute. As the land was allocated free of charge, the institute will only receive subsidy for things other than its house site. The land of Haitang Park is state owned, so it will only receive subsidy for the attached things such as the affected tree, fence wall, etc. (It will be resettled by means of transplanting trees and reconstructing the buildings).

CHONGQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATEDRAP FORCSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 174 DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS The rights and interest of the staffs of the institutions will not be affected for the transfer, including their salary, medical and social insurances, profit sharing, bonus etc. And it is ensured that they will not lose their jobs for the transfer.

A.13.7. The resettlement of the affected shops The project will affect 18 persons in 9 shops with 346.6m 2 of houses to be demolished. The shops to be demolished are all located in the countryside and are run by the farmers using their how house. Therefore, the compensation money they will receive will be the same as that for other affected farmers. There are mainly two measures. First, on the basis of the planning for village construction, the shop owners will be provided for free with a house site of 15m2 per person for them to build their own houses. (The households with less than 3 persons will be regarded as having 3, those with 4, as having 4 and those with more than 5, as having 5). The demolisher will be responsible for smoothing the ground and providing water, power and gas supplies to the affected households. The resettlement sites will try to be allocated in the places not far from the farmers' former houses. The demolition-affected farmers may choose to build multi-story houses with the ground floor used as shops for business. Second, demolition- affected farmers may purchase resettlement houses provided by the government at a preferential price. These houses, not far from their present ones, are designed mostly of two stories, with each household to occupy one unit. The ground floor can be used as shops for business. The resettlement sites are located in the planned new urban area and complete with various supplementary facilities and well-developed transportation and communication, so that they will enjoy a better business environment. As the area is not far from their former shops, their customers will mostly be their former ones. Besides, because the area is planned in the form of a street, after the completion of its construction, there will be a larger migrant population. Therefore, their business will not be affected. Meanwhile, the completion of the embankment will accelerate the local economic development and the urbanization process, improve the urban environment of Rongchang County and the living environment of the local residents, as well as provide the residents with more employment opportunities. As all the shops are run by the residents themselves, there will be no employees to be affected.

A.14. Public Toilet Reconstruction The project will affect 10 main districts of Chongqing city proper. The state-owned land allocated is 4.03 mu, including 3.87 mu for municipal use and 0.15 mu for industrial use. The land to be occupied temporarily is 18 mu. The house demolition will involve 18 households (in 11 houses), with demolition space of 610. Im 2. The project will affect 2 enterprises. It will affect I overdue temporary house, I illegally built house and 2 toilets which have been used for other purposes, with the demolition space of 176m2. There are 5 households of vulnerable groups to be affected.

A.14.1. House rehabilitation of the affected urban residents The project involves demolishing urban residential space of 610.1m 2 , affecting 45 people in 18 households in 11 places. 72% of these households have residential floor space less than 45m 2 and they have required to be resettled by means of house compensation. One household among the rest 28% of the households is willing to be resettled by means of monitory compensation while the others are willing to be resettled by house compensation. The affected houses, mainly with one floor, were all built in 1990s or even earlier. The owners of the houses with small floor space, which account for 72%, will receive subsidy at the rate as if they were bought new. However, as the floor space of the houses is small, and the subsidy for them is not enough for the owners to purchase new houses, the project proprietor will offer them the following two resettlement measures for their choice. One is that the proprietor will provide two or more than two apartments for each of the households to choose. With the subsidy paid at the rate as if the demolished houses were bought new, the owners may purchase the apartments

CHONGQ,NG SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 1 CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 1 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS at a preferential price lower than market price. The other is that the proprietor will provide two or more than two apartments for each of the households to choose. The owners may exchange their houses for the new apartments, with the excessive part to be purchased at the preferential price offered by the proprietor. The resettlement apartments provided will not be inferior to their former houses in quality. The apartment houses provided are located in the six main districts of Chongqing (Yuzhong, Jiangbei, Shapingba, Jiulongpo, Nan'an, and Gaoxin). If the affected residents choose houses in other districts, the proprietor will satisfy their requirement. For those affected residents who do not choose the above ways, they may purchase commercial houses or second-hand houses with the compensation money they receive at the rate as if their demolished house were bought new. The project proprietor will provide the residents with the information about house supply three months before the demolition takes place. The second- hand houses have the following advantages: complete facilities and service infrastructures; stable community environment, comparatively low price and rich supply of available houses of small floor space; decorated and inhabitable immediately. The project proprietor will provide the affected residents with information about second-hand houses. All the affected residential houses are low houses built in 1980s and are poor in quality and structure. Located in the six main districts, the resettlement houses are mostly multi-storey buildings. They are superior to the former houses of the affected residents in terms of facilities, infrastructure service, house quality and structure, and living environment.

A.14.2. The rehabilitation of the affected enterprises There are two enterprises to be affected by the project construction, which will only occupy the disengaged land around the former public toilet. As the occupation will not affect the enterprises' normal production, they will be given monitory subsidy. Their normal life and income of their staffs will not be affected. As the house sites of the two enterprises were allocated from the state-owned land, they will receive subsidy at the rate of the land cost when the sites were acquired.

A.14.3. The rehabilitation of affected overdue and illegal buildings The construction of the project involves demolishing a private house that was built illegally and an overdue house that was built temporarily by an institution. The illegally built house is now used as a small shop, with only one person affected. The overdue temporary house is now empty, with no one affected. For these two houses, the owners will be informed to relocate them three months before the demolition takes place, and the owner of the illegally built house will be given information about available shops. The concrete resettlement measures are as follows: The owners of the two houses will be compensated for the demolition of the materials on the ground at the cost of the materials. The owners will be given relocation subsidy. The owner of the illegally built house does not have business license and are not supposed to be given subsidy for his business loss. However, in light of the fact that the owner has long been using it as shop for business and has become his main income resource, and that he will be affected by the demolition of his residential house, he will be treated as if he had business license and will be given subsidy of RMB3,000 for his business loss.

A.14.4. The rehabilitation of public toilets used for other purposes The construction of the project involves 6 public toilets that have been used for other purposes. Among them, 4 have been used as shops and 2 for residence. The toilets belong to Chongqing Environmental Sanitation Bureau (CESB). The toilets used as shops are rented out through yearly contract, which brings rental profits to CESB. Neither the renters nor their employees are its staff members. The toilets used for residence are the toilet management rooms and CESB has used them temporarily as transitional houses for its retired staffs. For renters of the toilets used as shops, they will be informed to move from their shops three months before the toilet construction takes place, and be provided by the project proprietor with related information about shops available so that they have adequate time to find new shops to

CHONGQING SMALL CrITES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECTr 76 CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD BANK DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N16.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS resume their businesses. Their employees may continue to work in their new shops. At the same time, CESB will be informed to resettle its staffs three months before the toilet reconstruction takes place. If the staffs living in the toilet management rooms have not been resettled formally by the time when the reconstruction begins, the project proprietor may resettle them in the management rooms of the reconstructed toilets. The concrete resettlement measures are as follows: As the owner of the toilets, SCRE will receive the subsidy. For the toilets used as shops, in light of the fact that the relocation of the shops will cause loss to SCRE, it will be given a subsidy at half of the cost of the toilets as if they were built new. For the toilets used for residence, the subsidy will be paid tentatively at the cost of materials. However, this subsidy measure will be subject to adjustment in implementation on the basis of the consultation of the two parties involved (the project proprietor and CESB). Meanwhile, for the toilets used as shops, the shop renters with business license will be given subsidy for business loss. Among the 4 shops, 3 have business license and I does not. The shop renter without business license has another shop also in Yuzhong District and it is possible for him to manage the transitional period. So, he will not receive the subsidy for his business loss. For the toilets used for residence, subsidy for transitional relocation will be paid to the residents.

A.14.5. The rehabilitation of the affected vulnerable groups There are 5 households among the vulnerable groups to be affected, including one of the handicapped, one of the impoverished and three of single parent. Vulnerable groups are enjoying such preferential policies as exempted taxes, deducted fares when taking buses and ships, alms of daily life necessities on festivals and so on. In addition, the poverty-stricken households and the households impoverished by sudden disasters will be given temporary subsidy by the street and residents' committees. Apart from the above preferential polices, the affected vulnerable groups will enjoy special policies because of the project construction. They will get subsidy that will be paid according to the corresponding polices and get information about house supply prior to others. They will be assisted during their relocation process. During the project construction, their children will be employed preferentially to do such work as requires little techniques. After the project is put into operation, the labor forces of vulnerable households will be preferentially employed to maintain the public toilets.

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 177 DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETSJDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS APPENDIX 3: Detailed budget for 14 subcomponents

orngcnuan Torguanr TObtt No. Ite9m WS SonW WSlt Danwg WS TongoanWS TongnanRoad Qwnwg R Yuba Road ShrzhuRoad Snruju RE Wansheng RE Nanchuan RE Rongchang RE ReconshctuDnc Tou Permanent land 1 compensation 1.1 houseland 0.0 27750.0 112216.0 0.0 0.0 551613.3 108523.3 190660.0 70820.0 30630.4 1076960.0 119670.8 450630.0 0.0 2739473.8 1.2 cultivated land 692736.9 2022639.0 1533632.0 387000.0 253350.0 4425042.0 6514609.5 8577904.1 5695723.4 144926.9 7618880.0 9331348.5 10385995.4 0.0 57583787.7 1.3 woodland 0.0 116820.0 143100.0 258000.0 0.0 549264.0 1717860.0 2555448.6 622531.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 5963023.7 1.4 gardenplot 0.0 137694.0 62440.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 2280597.1 847233.0 169134.0 0.0 0.0 11385.5 0.0 3508483.6 1.5 pound 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 106800.0 0.0 67259.5 130626.3 7574.8 1580760.0 0.0 116734.9 0.0 2009755.6 1.6 treenursery 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.7 overflow land 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 104936.3 0.0 0.0 13610.8 136077.2 51000.0 304052.4 0.0 0.0 609676.7 1.8 wasteland 20082.0 129180.0 171678.0 0.0 79200.0 0.0 708975.0 121369.7 45369.4 82179.7 40000.0 213907.5 0.0 0.0 1611941.3 subtotal 712818.9 243083.0 2023066.0 645000.0 332550.0 5737655.6 9049967.8 13793239.0 7425914.1 570523.1 10367600.0 9968979.2 10964745.9 0.0 74026142.4 temporary land 2 compensation compensation for the young 2.1 tree culrvated tend 29088.0 497777.0 2272262.0 36750.0 9963.0 29106.0 100000.0 71610.0 19800.0 12216.0 13200.0 17145.0 84480.0 0.0 3193397.0 pound 2379.0 10491.0 3855.0 3000.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 19725.0 gardenplot 7644.0 4302.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 11160.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 12798.0 0.0 0.0 35904.0 henusy 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 woodland 0.0 37770.0 277380.0 110180.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 9548.0 2100.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 436978.0 others 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 rehabildation 2.2 tee 0.0 1334200.0 5065812.0 1226006.1 0.0 0.0 208375.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 7834393.1 cultivated land 215574.4 0.0 0.0 0.0 33210.0 80850.0 0.0 354201.8 70035.0 135597.6 73334.8 34290.0 225392.6 0.0 1222486.2 pound 12206.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 12206.1 gardenplot 24278.8 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 36800.2 0.0 0.0 0.0 25596.0 0.0 0.0 86675.0 woodland 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 59033.6 10005.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 69038.6 treenursery 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 others 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 subtotal 291170.3 1864540.0 7619309.0 1375936.1 43173.0 109956.0 308375.0 542353.6 101940.0 147813.6 86534.8 89829.0 309872.6 0.0 12910803.1 urban house 3 compensation house 3.1 compensation brick-concrete structure 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 147840.0 0.0 0.0 424900.0 393640.0 966380.0 brick-timber structure 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 688300.0 688300.0 simplybuild 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 90500.0 90500.0 atachment 3.2 compensation telephone 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 166.0 0.0 0.0 249.0 0.0 415.0

cable television 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 150.0 0.0 0.0 1680.0 1350.0 3180.0 other 3.3 compensation

moving subsidy 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 600.0 0.0 0.0 1100.0 9000.0 10700.0

CO.ODIRAP CSCP 178 CHONGOQINGMUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLDBANK D-2004-RwTW621 FASEP- ER, GROUPEHUIT/I SOCREAH CTAN Yongcn.ar. Tongguayi Toilet No3 henMWs Song, fiS Ws Danjiang WS Tongan WS Tongnan Road anjengRoad Yuba Road Shnhu Road Snizu RE tIhanseengRE _chuan RE Rongcnang RE Rwmsrocwn To allowance for temporary resettlement 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 300.0 0.0 0.0 30350.0 52500.0 83150.0 allowance for water and elecbicity estalsmnt 0.0 I0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 300.0 0.0 0.0 3500.0 7040.0 10840.0 rewards 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 800.0 0.0 0.0 4750.0 54000.0 59550.0 house resettlement fee 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 90630.0 0.0 90630.0 subtotal 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 150156.0 0.0 0.0 557159.0 1296330.0 2003645.0 rural house 4 compensation house 4.1 compesation brick-concrete stricture 0.0 230549.7 1661511.0 0.0 0.0 2339100.0 1147200.0 195000.0 347760.0 152040.0 2718900.0 1531440.0 1092235.7 0.0 11415736.4 brick-timber structure 0.0 8927.1 358481.0 0.0 18050.0 1956725.0 866000.0 0.0 109600.0 54200.0 915750.0 33600.0 420617.6 0.0 4741950.7 earth-tknber structure 0.0 189193.5 292956.0 0.0 0.0 89500.0 568500.0 450480.0 261960.0 0.0 0.0 57792.0 0.0 0.0 1910381.5 simply build 0.0 5616.0 18930.0 0.0 0.0 40600.0 18240.0 53640.0 63280.0 0.0 4900.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 205206.0 house uniformly- consb-uction the 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 3507300.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 3507300.0 attachment 4.2 compensabon _ telephone 0.0 24.0 1430.0 0.0 0.0 12384.0 0.0 0.0 W00.0 560.0 11060.0 850.0 913.0 0.0 28021.0

cabletelevision 0.0 360.0 4740.0 0.0 0.0 58650.0 0.0 12960.0 680.0 600.0 57200.0 950.0 24080.0 0.0 160200.0 olw 4.3 compensabon

rmovingsubsidy 0.0 32400.0 126000.0 0.0 2000.0 83500.0 42000.0 69000.0 24800.0 3600.0 26000.0 9200.0 9460.0 0.0 427960.0 allowance for temporary resettement 0.0 81000.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 65970.0 14000.0 140400.0 37200.0 1800.0 0.0 49680.0 315920.0 0.0 705970.0 allowance for water and electriity establishment 0.0 0.0 393500.0 0.0 0.0 83500.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1800.0 162500.0 11500.0 30100.0 0.0 682900.0 rewnrt 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 21000.0 46800.0 15500.0 4800.0 546000.0 17250.0 100000.0 0.0 751350.0

compensabon 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 00 177250.0 0.0 0.0 177250.0 house .17200 00001750 resetfeement fee 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1908000.0 0.0 1908000.0 subtotal en es 0.0 548070.3 2857548.0 0.0 20050.0 4729929.0 2676940.0 968280.0 861560.0 219400.0 7949610.0 1889512.0 3901326.3 0.0 26622225.6

5 compensation house 5.cmensation ______CH A TSASTIoNrlWR CONDAIDRAP-CSCP CHONOQINGMINICIPALGOVERNMENT- WORLD BANK D254-RW1NT8 179 FASEP- El GIOUAEHurl /S00REAH CTIANM ~ongcn.an Toogguanyi Toile No Item WS SongWS Ws Dianiang WS TongnianWS Tongnan Road QwniV Roao YubtRoad ShNnuRoad Shzhu RE f,lansteng RE Nascruan RE Rongchang RE Racosist n Tmoa steelconlcrte 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 302400.0 0.0 150000.0 0.0 0.0 452400.0 brick-concrete structure 0.0 0.0 2275195.4 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 70000.0 325890.0 0.0 1163400.0 1456000.0 2591155.7 0.0 7881641.1 brick-bmber structure 0.0 0.0 3769884.6 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 90000.0 16300.0 0.0 119000.0 420000.0 505026.0 0.0 4920210.6 earth-tinber structure 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 simplybuiid 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1280.0 0.0 0.0 51000.0 0.0 0.0 52280.0 5.2 land 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 17500.0 145246.4 18143.9 0.0 852000.4 0.0 22000.0 1054890.7 attachment 5.3 compensation 0.0 0.0 0.0 telephone 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 316.0 200.0 0.0 0.0 516.0

cable teWevision0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 480.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 480.0 moving and installing allownce for 5.4 equipment 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 50000.0 0.0 37800.0 75000.0 0.0 139999.9 0.0 302799.9 compensation 5.5 fhr bss 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 50000.0 0.0 37800.0 0.0 172000.0 392000.0 0.0 651800.0 5.6 moving tee 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 10000.0 0.0 2268.0 10000.0 68800.0 117600.0 0.0 208668.0 5.7 rewards subtotal 0.0 0.0 6045080.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 287980.0 488716.4 398411.9 1367716.0 3273200.4 3745781.6 22000.0 15628886.3 insfltutions 6 compensation

6.1 compensation brick-concebt structure 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 120000.0 0.0 337500.0 0.0 2900800.0 2384284.0 0.0 5742584.0 brick-timber structure 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 198082.4 0.0 198082.4 simplybuild 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 3600.0 0.0 3600.0 6.2 land 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 14000.0 0.0 32399.8 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 46399.8 abachment 6.3 compensabon telephone 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

cable television 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 960.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 960.0 moving and installing ailowance fhr 6.4 equipment 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 18000.0 0.0 18W0.0 compensation 6.5 fprloss 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 67500.0 0.0 207200.0 377300.0 0.0 65200.0 6.6 maving fee 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 80o0.0 0.0 4050.0 0.0 82880.0 113190.0 0.0 208120.0 6.7 rewards subtotal 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 142960.0 0.0 441449.8 0.0 3315200.0 3094456.4 0.0 6994066.3 shops 7 compensabon house 7.1 compensabon brick-concrete structure 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 711600.0 63548.8 0.0 775148.8 C-OQI.C inASThlh,En.OVIkW9rm r CONIADDRAP liCSCP 1 e CHONGQINGMUNICIPAL GOVERNIAEN- WORLD BANK Da 2004-R-O. 61 FASEP- E, GROUPEHUIT t SOGREAHCJLtT Yongchruan Tongguans Isilel No liam Ws SC, WSV Ws Dianijag WS TongnanWS TongnanRo Oais Road YubaRoad Shrlu Road Shzhu RE Wansneng RE Nanchuan RE RongchangRE Reconub n Tra brick-timber structure 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 20222.0 0.0 20222.0 simplybuild 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 299200.0 0.0 0.0 299200.0 attahment 7.2 compensation teBlephone 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 500.0 0.0 0.0 500.0

cabletelevision 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.3 land 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 compensation 7.4 fbrloss 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 129750.0 69320.0 0.0 199070.0 moving and instaling allownce for 7.5 equipment 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 87174.0 0.0 87174.0 7.6 movingfee 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 12975.0 69320.0 0.0 82295.0 7.7 rewards subbtal 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1179975.0 309584.8 0.0 1489559.8 temporaryand 8 illegalbuild house 8.1 compensation brick-concrete structure 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 90000.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 2500.0 92500.0 brick-timber structure 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 2310.0 2310.0 simplybuild 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 9000.0 0.0 90000. 8.2 land 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 12107.9 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 12107.9 other 8.3 compensation house equipment tee 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1280.0 1280.0 compensation cormloss 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 30000.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 30000.0 alwance for temporary resettlement 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 6000.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 5700.0 11700.0 subbtal 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 138107.9 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 9000.0 11790.0 158897.9 9 other build 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 house 9.1 compensation 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 brick-concrete structure 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 856900.0 856900.0 brick-timber structure 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 simply build 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 O0. 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 other 9.2 compensation 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 house equipment fee 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 7560.0 7560.0 compensation for bss 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 12000.0 12000.0

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CJOQNOSM*LLcrflESINFRaThrrnJumwmnVmaNnfEcr CO,CLDAnDRAPFCSCP CHONOrQINMUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT -WORLD aANK D 2004-R-,$612 182 FASEP-E, OROUPEHUrt / SOOREAH C TIANT APPENDIX 4: Outline of independent monitoring and evaluation on resettlement

A. Objectives of M&E According to the requirements of World Bank OP4.12 Involuntary Resettlement, appendix 3 Involuntary Resettlement Monitoring and Evaluation Technical Guide of technical files NO.80 Involuntary Resettlement and Rehabilitation in Development Project--- Policy Guide to World Bank Assisted Project and Resettlement Monitoring and Evaluation Operational Guide of China Loan Project of World Bank, independent monitoring and evaluation on resettlement of CSCP was carried out, through checking the process, fund, management of residential house demolition and resettlement, enterprises and institutions relocation, shop resettlement , follow and evaluate on resettlement of the project. While reports are submitted to World Bank, PMO and related superior departments regularly (twice a year), information and suggestions are provided, which is the reference to decision of related departments. Through independent monitoring and evaluation, World Bank and project superior departments can have a well know about whether land acquisition and resettlement is achieved on schedule and with stipulated quality, and problems will be brought forward, and suggestion for improvement will be put forward.

B. Contents of Reseftlement Monitoring and Evaluation (1) M&E on Progress of Land Acquisition and House Demolition Including: [progress of land acquisition; []progress of temporary land occupation; ]lprogress of project affects. (2) M&E on Progress of residential houses demolition and resettlement Including: Dprogress of house demolition and compensation; Oconstruction progress of house for resettlement; ClProgress of movement and resettlement. (3) M&E on Progress of enterprises and institutions demolition and resettlement Including: 0lprogress of enterprises and institutions demolition and compensation; Dreconstruction progress; L]Progress of movement and resettlement (4) M&E on Progress of shops demolition and resettlement Including: [progress of shops demolition and compensation; Dlprogress of shops resettlement; [IProgress of movement and resettlement. (5) M&E on Fund Fulfilment and Utilization Including: Cl Fulfilment condition of fund transfer; [] Utilization condition of fund (plan and actual). (6) M&E on production rehabilitation of shops and enterprises (7) M&E on the resettlement management and implementation agencies capacity (8) M&E on participation and grievance appeal redress

C. Independent Monitoring Institute The project office will employ through competitive bidding an independent monitoring and assessment agency to supervise the execution of the resettlement action for the project. The monitoring and assessment team consists of a board of experts highly experienced in resettlement and sociology.

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT 183 CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER 2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS D. Organization and Division of Resettlement M&E (1) The independent monitoring institute are entrusted to be responsible for specific survey, data collection of M&E by CPMO, then calculate and analysis it, and examine the results. (2) The independent monitoring institute will form Resettlement M&E Group of CSCP, whose task is that, under the directions of project officer of World Bank, carry out M&E on resettlement, and take charge of compiling M&E outline, establish monitoring site, and preside over on-spot survey and inside analysis, and take charge in compiling resettlement M&E reports. (3) The independent monitoring institute provides cooperation of staff and transportation etc. during resettlement M&E group carries out on-spot survey.

E. Resettlement M&E methodology (1) The method of combination of on-spot survey, calculating analysis and experts comprehensive evaluation is adopted. (2) The survey method of combination of spot and side is employed. Comprehensive survey on process, fund and institute and management etc of resettlement is conducted. Sampling survey on the resettled households is conducted. (3) Method of classified stochastic sampling etc is adopted in survey, and spot follow-up survey on typical resettled households, shops, enterprises and institutions is conducted. Sampling proportion: 10% demolished households, 20% shops, 20% enterprises and institutions demolished. (4) Methods of survey sheet, interview, inquiring files and documents etc are employed in comprehensive survey. (5) Besides letter data, information such as pictures, records, kinescope and practicality etc should be collected.

F. Schedule of Independent M&E on Resettlement February 2005, Chongqing PMO will employ through competitive bidding an independent monitoring and evaluation agency February 2005, the independent monitoring institute will set up independent resettlement M&E group, and compile work outline. May 2005, do independent resettlement M&E preparation well, including, compiling survey outline and sheet, set up monitoring system, and nail down tasks and choose monitoring sites. Conduct the baseline survey in July 2005; Produce the first report in December 2005 and the second in June 2006; Submit assessment reports (Issue 3 to Issue 6) in the same period from December 2006 to June 2008.

CHONGQING SMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENT PROJECT 184 CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGOQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK DECEMBER2004-REPORT N-6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS APPENDIX 5: Figures of the 14 subcomponents

CHONGOQINGSMALL CITIES INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONSOLIDATED RAP FOR CSCP CHONGQING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - WORLD BANK 185 DECENIBER 2004-REPORT N6.2 FASEP - ETUDES GROUPE HUIT / SOGREAH CONSULTANTS E-1128

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