World Bank Document · 2016. 7. 11. · 1.6 Implementation of Land Acquisition and House Relocation...

World Bank Financed

Yunnan Urban Environmental Project

RESETTLEMENT ACTION PLAN

(SUMMARY REPORT )

Yunnan Provincial WB-loaned

Environment Protection Project Office

September . 2007

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Yunnan Urban Environment ProjectResettlement Action Plan (RAP)

Yunan Province –World Bank Group Huit –SCE YUEP-fasep706

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Contents

1 Project Description ......................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Project Background............................................................................................... 1

1.2 Project Components and Description..................................................................... 1

1.3 Resettlement Plan ................................................................................................. 8

1.4 Measures to Mitigate Project Impacts.................................................................... 8

1.5 Analysis on Linkage Subprojects .......................................................................... 9

1.6 Implementation of Land Acquisition and House Relocation for Stage I Yunnan

Environment Project ................................................................................................... 11

2 Project Impact............................................................................................................... 12

2.1 Determination of project impact scope ................................................................ 12

2.2 Result of project impact investigation ................................................................. 12

3 Analysis of Impact on Nature, Society and Economy within Project Area ..................... 34

3.1 Natural Conditions in project-affected area ......................................................... 34

3.2 Social and economic conditions of project-affected area ..................................... 37

3.3 Distribution of Indigenous Peoples in project areas ............................................. 39

4 Policy Framework for Resettlement .............................................................................. 42

5 Compensation Standard................................................................................................. 45

5.1 Compensation standards for land occupation....................................................... 45

5.2 Compensation for house and auxiliary facility relocation .................................... 49

5.3 Compensation for scattered trees and tombs........................................................ 49

5.4 Compensation standards for relocation of enterprises and institutions ................. 50

5.5 Compensation for relocation of individual business households .......................... 50

6 Resettlement and Recovery Scheme.............................................................................. 51

6.1 Permanent land occupation resettlement.............................................................. 51

6.2 Recovery plan for temporary land ....................................................................... 60

6.3 Restoration plan for vulnerable group ................................................................. 60

6.4 Restoration plan for ethnic people....................................................................... 60

6.5 Rebuilding plan for production and living facilities............................................. 64

6.6 Enterprise relocation plan.................................................................................... 64

6.7 Individual business households ........................................................................... 64

6.8 Relocation plan for special items, municipal utilities........................................... 65



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6.9 Resettlement implementation management ......................................................... 65

7 Estimation for Compensation of Land Acquisition and Relocation ................................ 66

7.1 Compilation basis ............................................................................................... 67

7.2 Compensation principle ...................................................................................... 67

7.3 Compensation cost.............................................................................................. 67

7.4 Fund allocation ................................................................................................... 72

8 Resettlement Implementation Plan ................................................................................ 74

8.1 Implementation program..................................................................................... 74

8.2 Progress plan ...................................................................................................... 75

9 Institutional Organization.............................................................................................. 77

9.1 Establishing of Organizations.............................................................................. 77

9.2 Responsibilities of Organization.......................................................................... 77

9.3 Staffing............................................................................................................... 78

10 Public Participation and Appeal ................................................................................. 79

10.1 Public Participation............................................................................................. 79

10.2 Responding to Grievance and Appeal.................................................................. 80

11 Monitoring and Evaluation............................................................................................ 83

12 Entitlement Matrix..................................................................................................... 87

Appendix 1 General Description of The Project ................................................................ 90

Appendix 2 List of Land Acquisition .............................................................................. 121

Appendix 3 Linkage Projects .......................................................................................... 124

Appendix 4 Summary of Resettlement Options for All Prefectures/Cities ....................... 130

Appendix 5 Breakdown of Resettlement Compensation .................................................. 135

Appendix 6 Schedule of Land Acquisition and House Relocation ................................... 149

Appendix 7 Records of Symposiums............................................................................... 155



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Summary

A�Generals 1. The WB-loaned Urban Environment Project is in two categories, i.e., (1) water

pollution prevention and control of major river basins (the Dianchi Lake and the Erhai Lake) and (2) urban infrastructure construction of main cities (Lijiang City and Wenshan Prefecture), and is in the four prefectures (cities) of Kunming (Dianchi Lake), Dali (the Erhai Lake) and Lijiang as well as Wenshan. It deals with the sectors in drainage (including sewage disposal), water supply, garbage treatment, integrated river dredging, widespread pollution control, environmental monitoring & management and cultural heritage conservation. The project is composed of 27 sub-components distributed in 15 counties (cities and districts) of four prefectures (cities).

2. Yunnan Urban Environmental Construction Project Leading Group Office and each prefecture (city) leading group is the executive organization of the project and each project-affected city and prefecture office and Project Owner are the implementation organizations. According to the latest feasibility study results and detail socio-economic investigation and project impact survey, the World Bank Representative Office in Yunnan Province has, with the assistance of East China Investigation and Design Institute, the Guope Huit Co. of France and the World Bank experts, compiled the RAPs respectively for the four prefectures and cities, and based on which, the Office prepares the RAP herein.

B Project impact 3. In the period of Nov. 2006 ~ Jan. 2007, the Project owner, with the cooperation of

local governments at different levels, administrative villages, village groups and PAPs as well as the project design unit, had carried out the main inventory in-kind survey item by item, including the population, houses and attached buildings, land and special facilities, within the preliminarily defined scope of project land requisition. In April –December 2007, an inventory in-kind survey for checking was carried out according to the latest F/S design output. Based on the field survey, the consulting unit had exchanged opinions with the project design unit and the Project Owner; by which, the potential project impact on the local society and economy have been considered and taken as key factors in comparative selection of the schemes. The design unit and the Project Owner has adopted some effective measures to reduce, where possible, the quantity of land requisition and number of inhabitants to be resettled; in selection of the scheme and arrangement of associated facilities, efforts have been made to keep the project away from the resident area, reduce the quantity of cultivated land to be requisitioned and observe the local planning requirement and the opinions of the local governments.

4. The project will affect 28 administrative villages in 22 townships (towns) of 15 counties (cities), and a total of 3121 PAPs of 767 households will be affected, including 1870 persons of 442 households to be affected by land requisition, 971 persons of 263 households by temporary land occupation, 5 persons of 1 household by land borrowing for the project. In addition, 23 enterprises (807 person) and 130 individual business households (392 persons) will be affected. The detail survey into the project impact shows that a total of 3105.12 mu



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lands of various types will be acquired timelessly, including cultivated land 710.9 mu, garden plots 37.34 mu, fish ponds 32.0 mu, water pools 15 mu, woodland 476.25 mu, reclaimed waste land 177 muconstruction land 1120.63 mu, and the remaining lands are of unused land.

5. Beside the land requisition, there are three sub-components of the project which will involve house relocation. The houses of totally 64084.81 m2 will be affected, including private houses of 13235.3m2 (9923.1 m2 belonging to 30 rural households with 139 persons), the urban residence of 3312.2m2 (32 households of 141 persons), collective-owned houses of 50689.51m2. Of the 62 households (280 persons) whose houses are to be relocated, 14 households (66 persons) should be resettled at other places, and 48 households (214 persons) will be resettled at original places. The project-affected properties include the special facilities such as for telecommunication and power supply, and the tombs and economic trees.

C. Policy frames and entitlement 6. For those inhabitant unavoidably affected by the project, the resettlement policy

target of the project is to avoid, to the possible extent, the negative impact of the project caused by the land requisition and house relocation according to the “Decision of The State Council on Deepening the Reform and Tightening Land Management” (No. 28 Document of 2004), “Land Management Regulation of Yunnan Province” and “Instructive Opinions on Improvement of Compensation System for Land Requisition” (Guotuzifa No. 238 Document of 2004) as well as “Involuntary Resettlement” OP4.12 and BP4.12 of the World Bank and the requirements set forth in its annexes. The properties of the PAPs will be compensated at their replacement cost, and efforts will be made to help the PAPs have sufficient opportunities to restore their original living standard or even better. The main principles are as follows.

7. The key principles in the policies: (1) Efforts should be made to adopt measures to minimize the negative impact to the minimal; (2) The compensation and resettlement schemes should be such that the living standard of the PAPs can be improved or, at least, restored to that before resettlement; � Careful consultation should be carried out with the PAPs, so as to let them to have chance to participate in the activities from the planning to the implementation of the resettlement plan; (4) All the affected properties will be compensated on the replacement cost; (5) the principle of “house building first and house demolishing second” should be always be followed. Before land requisition and house relocation, the PAPs should receive the compensations of all the lost properties, i.e., the land requisition should never be carried out before the land and related properties have been compensated and the new residence is ready and transition subsidies are paid; (6) The borrower is responsible for raising the fund for resettlement compensation including the contingency for resettlement; (7) Confirmation of the qualification of the resettlers. The deadline for confirmation of the resettlers’ qualification should be on the date of issuance of the notice on land requisition and house relocation. After the date of the issuance, the PAPs should not be allowed to build new houses, extend or rebuild old houses; the use of the houses and lands should not be changed; and leasing of land and leasing and purchasing houses should not be allowed. In addition, the persons rushing into the defined areas after that date should not be qualified as resettlers; (8) the house compensation should be based on the replacement cost of the houses.

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8. According to the “Land Management Regulation of Yunnan Province”, the compensation for the vegetable plots and paddy fields is 6-8 times the yearly average output value of the previous three years before the land acquisition (same as below); that for irrigated fields, garden plots and lotus ponds are 7-9 times; the dry lands are 6-8 times; rotation cropping lands are 6 times, grassland and fish ponds are 3-5 times. The standards of resettlement subsidy for land requisition is: (1) for those units whose per capita cultivated land holding is over 6667 square meters, the total resettlement subsidy is 4 times the yearly average output value of the previous three years before the land acquisition (same as below); for those with per capita cultivated land holding is less than 6667 square meters, one time should be added for each reduced 50 square meters, and the max. resettlement subsidy for land requisition should not exceed 15 times the yearly average output value of the previous three years before the land acquisition; (2) the resettlement subsidy for requisition of garden plots, lotus ponds is 6 times and that for fish ponds is 4 times. According to the policies of the local counties and cities on compensation of land requisition, the regional comprehensive prices are adopted at Songming of Kunming City, Ancient Town and Ninglang of Lijiang City, and other counties and cities adopt the calculation by the times of the yearly average output value of the previous three years before the land acquisition. Because of the difference in geographical locations and in the output value of the crops, the land compensation standards are different from area to area, ranging 12880~88450 Yuan for paddy fields, 10380~29858 Yuan for dry land, 4900~9360 Yuan for woodland.1

9. The compensation for temporary land occupation of the project will be calculated with the one-year cultivated land loss, standing crop and land reclamation fee. The project office will state in the construction contract to be signed with the construction contractor the way of using temporary occupied land, restoration requirement, compensation criteria for temporarily used land, etc. The contractor should sign the compensation contracts with affected villages based on the actual land area to be occupied by the project, and the contractor should restore the temporarily occupied land or pay additional expenses to the land owners for land restoration.

10. In the F/S stage of the project, the design should be such that the quantity of house relocation should be reduced where possible. For those having to be affected by house relocation, the strategy is to get the substitutive houses, land, property, basic facilities and income source. In the 27 sub-components, there are three components which involve house relocation (Funing County Urban Garbage Clearing & Disposal Project, Waste Wastewater Management in Lijiang Ancient Town and Urban Drainage System under Dali City Jurisdiction). For the former (Wastewater Management in Lijiang Ancient Town), there are

1The compensation standard is different for various county (even different for different area in a same county) because discrepancy in region and geography location as well as crop output. The compensation standard is lower for Wenshanzhou (the more remote area), and higher for other regions. Whether it is to have the standard of yearly output or the regional comprehensive price, it will be determined according to the compensation policy of the land administration department at each area.



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two resettlement methods for house relocation: (1) The existing buildings which are not consistent with the surroundings will be demolished and new buildings consistent with the old town style will be built (in the Ancient Town area), and the house replacement cost will be compensated to the affected households (or collectives), i.e., the building of framed- structure is 626.98 Yuan per square meter, that of brick-concrete structure 494.71 Yuan per square meter, that of brick-wood structure 367.9 Yuan per square meter and that of clay-wood structure 276.81 Yuan per square meter; (2) the compensation (replacement cost of houses plus land cost ) will be paid at one time to the households that are relocated to new host site, i.e., 600000 Yuan per mu for house plot. For Urban Drainage System under Dali City Jurisdiction, only simple houses (totally 100 m2) owned by collectives will be affected, and the compensation is 100 Yuan per square meter. For Funing County Urban Garbage Clearing & Disposal Project, only the collective houses of brick-wood structure (totally 60 m2) will be removed and the compensation of 350 Yuan per square meter will be paid to the Owners for the house replacement.

11. the Project Owner of each sub-component should ensure that the entitlement of the PAPs relating house relocation should be obtained before the land leveling, house demolishing. The land compensation and house relocation subsidies should be paid to the affected villages or individuals. The compensation for houses, standing crop and lost properties should be directly paid to the affected individuals and enterprises. The compensation for affected power supply and telecommunication facilities and other infrastructures should be paid to the relevant departments for restoration.

E�Measure for income and house restoration 12. All the PAPs will continue farming or the job that they are good at. In the 14

administrative villages affected by requisition of contracted cultivated land, 13 villages are affected only by less than 5% the total cultivated land of the village (including 7 villages having affected by less than 1%), thus, the impact in this regard is little and will not impose serious impact on agricultural economy. After consulting with the affected village managements and PAPs, the rational restoration plans have been formulated for them and incorporated into the RAP in detail. According to the RAP, all the PAPs can either receive compensation directly or get land after land adjustment by the villages, so as to ensure that they can have land for farming. Those villages adopting land adjustment will use the compensation to improve the planting conditions, develop economic crops and conduct other non-planting activities. In the process of project construction, the affected households will have the priority to get the jobs without requiring special technical skills.

The implementation of the project will bring about benefits and economic development chances to most of the public in the area. The effective implementation of the RAP will bring to some of the villagers affected by land requisition and house relocation the chances for improving living and production conditions and improving living quality. The project will play the active role in gearing up the economic development in the project-affected areas and will provide good environmental and social benefits.

13. Among the 62 households (280 persons), fourteen households (66 persons) should be moved. In which, 4 households (22 persons) are of rural residents, they will be



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compensated by one-time cash payment, and will be resettled in new houses at the reserved construction land in (or outside of) the villages; and 10 households (44 persons) are of urban residents, they will be resettled by one-time cash compensation and at other places (i.e., on the west side of the fish pond of CCB on Shangrila Avenue in Ancient Town, where there is a piece of land totally 60 mu in area belonging to the state-owned land of urban construction). The house plot size should be 1.2 times the land size of the original house. The resettlement provides a good chance for the resettlers to improve the housing condition. For the households who have shops, their resettlement will be given priority in choosing host site for continuing their business. The houses will be compensated at the replacement cost.

F�Institutional Organizations 14. Each prefecture (city) leading group, coordinated by Yunnan Urban Environmental

Construction Project Leading Group, will entrust the Project Owner to assume the overall responsibility for implementation of land acquisition and resettlement work of the project strictly according to the RAP. All the four affected prefectures and cities and the affected counties and cities will set up leading groups and land requisition and house relocation offices.Each sub-project Owner shall assume the main responsibility for consultation, implementation, and timely payment and other entitlement of the PAPs, and the relevant townships and towns should provide assistance in this regard.

G�Vulnerable groups 15. Of the villages affected by land requisition, those in Kunming City are Han’s

villages, those in Dali Prefecture are Bai and Yi minority village, those in Lijiang City are Naxi, Bai and Yi minority villages, and those in Wenshan Prefecture are Zhuang minority villages. Of the PAPs, the minority population affected by permenant land requisition and house relocation accounts 61.7% the total affected population. For esteeming the traditional habits and maintaining the social relations of the minority people, all the PAPs will be resettled in their original villages and communities.

16. For the economically vulnerable people, including old people living alone, widows’ households and households in extreme poverty, the project will provide additional financial and material support. In implementation, the vulnerable groups, whenever found, will receive the following additional assistance according to the RAP: (i) assistance free of charge in building houses and family moving; (ii) special subsidy for them to maintain the living level during house building period. The actual amount of subsidy should be determined according to the actual conditions and their needs.

H�Appeal and discrepancy solving mechanism 17. The PAPs who loss houses will have the chance to select house plots, the PAPS who

lose farmland will have the chance to select suitable income sources instead. All the affected villagers have their right to express their opinions on how to use the compensation fee received by the collectives.

18. In case of occurrence of discrepancies, the PAPs should first appeal orally or in writing to the village committees or the township land requisition and house relocation office. If their appeal cannot be settled in two weeks thereafter, they can request re-check the case at the county land requisition and house relocation offices in one month; if it can nor solved in



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two weeks thereafter, the WB-loaned project coordination leading group will make efforts to coordinate with the project office of the related project sub-component so as to get a solution. If necessary, the discrepancy can be settled finally at the court according to the Civil Procedure Law of the People’s Republic of China.

I�Monitoring and Evaluation 19. The internal and external monitoring and evaluation are detailed in the RAP. The

IBRD-loaned Environment Protection Project Office of Yunnan Province will engage an independent monitoring organization to implement the external monitoring and evaluation. This organization should evaluate whether and to what extents the PAPs (1) have received their entitlement on time; (2) have completely restored their living, production and income levels. The organization should also conduct a baseline survey before the house relocation, one survey in half a year during house relocation and a yearly follow-up survey in the two years after the relocation; the representative samples (affected households/ villages) should be selected.

20. The IBRD-loaned Environment Protection Project Office of Yunnan Province is now establishing a seasonal reporting system. The office will report to the WB on the progress of land requisition and house relocation by means of Seasonal Project Report. The office will submit the annual independent monitoring and evaluation report (or twice reports for a year) during implementation of the resettlement work.

J�Fund raising and planning 21. The budgetary resettlement cost is totally 164701300 Yuan (including taxes),

accounting for 7.8% of total, including 15878700 Yuan for Kunming (9.64% of the total), 16478700 Yuan for Dali (10.01%), 112481400 Yuan for Lijiang (68.29%) and 19862600 Yuan for Wenshan (12.06%); of which 40000100 Yuan is for land (28.1%) and 69632500 Yuan for house (48.9%). It includes all cost including compensation for house, land and other properties, transition subsidies, subsidy for vulnerable groups, overhead for implementation, cost of monitoring and evaluation, etc. Project-affected prefecture and city governments will ensure the associated fund for the budgetary cost of the resettlement work so as to prevent any fund shortage in the process of the resettlement.

22. The resettlement implementation schedule has been formulated according to the project construction schedule agreed by the World Bank after submitted by the project executive agency. It is planned to start land requisition by the end of 2007 and completed in Jan. 2008; and the house relocation is planned to complete from April 2007~ Dec. 2008, and the land adjustment will be finished in Dec. 2008.


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Project Description

Project Background

Yunnan Province is located in the southwestern frontier of China, neighboring Guizhou Province and Guangxi Chuang Autonomous Region on the east, linking Sichuan Province on the north, leaning against Tibet Autonomous Region on the northwest and bordering Burma, Laos and Vietnam to the west and south. It has a total land area of 394000 km2, including mountainous areas about 94% of the total, and has a total population of 44.15 million, in which the minority population accounts for 33.4%. Since reform and opening-up to the outside, especially during the 10th Five-Year Plan, its economy keeps in rapid growth. The GDP in 2005 reached 347.2 billion RMB yuan, per capita GDP 7,833 RMB yuanannual GDP growth rate 8.9%and urbanization rate amounting to 29.5%.

However, the following two main development problems arose in the course of rapid urbanization and economic growth.1 Degradation of urban environment, such as the decline in water quality of Dianchi Lake;2 universal shortage of urban infrastructure supporting urbanization process, especially in small towns. Although pollution control has been strengthened in recent years, pollution problems of surface water near the cities in Yunnan and main lakes remain serious. Moreover, urbanization and rapid development in tourism has exceeded the existing capacity of urban infrastructure and brought large pressure and challenge to urban living conditions.

Yunnan has regarded solving of the aforesaid development problems as the priority to promote urbanization and the precondition to realize the 11th Five-Year Plan as well as the sustainable development of social and economy. Based on summing up the experience in execution of WB-loaned first-stage projects and motivated by a desire to seek for further cooperation with the WB, the province raises the Yunnan WB-loaned Urban Environment Project. The project covers four parts of two categories, i.e., water pollution prevention and control of major river basins (the Dianchi Lake and the Erhai Lake) as well as urban infrastructure construction of main cities ( Lijiang City and Wenshan Prefecture), deals with the sectors in drainage (including sewage disposal), water supplly, garbage treatment, integrated river dredging, widespread pollution control, environmental monitoring & management and cultural heritage conservation in the four prefectures (cities) of Kunming (Dianchi Lake), Dali (the Erhai Lake) and Lijiang as well as Wenshan. The Project was approved by the State Council in September 2005 and has been listed in the WB-loaned candidate project plan of the state in the fiscal year of 2006-2008.

Project Components and Description

The WB-loaned Urban Environment Project is composed of 27 sub-components distributed in 15 counties (cities and districts) of four prefectures (cities). The sub-components of the project are described in Table 1-1, the land occupation is shown in Appendix 1 for details, and the locations thereof are shown in Fig. 1-1.


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Fig. 1-1 Location Map of Sub-Components of Yunnan Urban Environment Project


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Yunnan Urban Environmental Project

Table 1-1No. Location Project Project description Project owner Project impact Schedule

KunmingCity

1 KunmingCity

Enhancement ofwater qualitymonitoring capacity

� Monitoring system for inflow rivers to Dianchi Lake: 3 automatic monitoring stations for thekey rivers, 14 water qualitymonitoring stations for inflow rivers, 2 mobilesamplevehicles, 2mobilesampling carsand 1 set of experimental equipment;�Supervisory control and management information system for water pollution aggregateand supervisory control center

KunmingEnvironmentalMonitoringCenter/KunmingEnvironmentalInformation Center

State-owned land acquisitionof 0.65 mu, without houserelocation.

Jan. 2007 ~Dec. 2009

2 Luquan Yiand MiaoAutonomousCounty

Solid wastemanagement inLuquan County

Solid waste treatment plant and supporting facilities and thecounty garbagecollecting and transportation system�

Solid wastesdisposal: 90t/d ;Sanitary landfill capacity: 895000 m3

Luquan SolidWasteDisposal andTransportationManagementCompany

land acquisition for variouskinds totals118.5mu, incl.:43.8mu cultivated land; and6.7mu state-owned land. Nohouse relocation

Jul. 2007 ~Dec. 2008

3 SongmingCounty

Solid wastemanagement inSongming County

Sanitary landfill, auxiliary facilities, wastescollection andtransport system and closing of theexisting refusedumps;Mean disposal: 85t/d� Landfill capacity : 427200m3

Songming WastesDisposal Center

Land acquisition for variouskinds: 115.5muincluding 107.7mucultivated land and 6.85mustate-owned land.

No house relocation

Jan. 2008~Aug. 2009

4 XundianHui andYiAutonomousCounty

Solid wastemanagement inXundian County

Sanitary landfill, wastes transfer station, other public services,and closing theexisting refusedumps;

Mean disposal : 70t/d;Landfill capacity: 550000m3

RefuseClearing,Transport &Disposal Center ofXundian Hui and YiAutonomousCounty

State-owned land acquired:3 mu; reclaimed waste landaquired: 177 mu, unusedland 3 mu

No. house relocation

Oct. 2007~Mar. 2009

DaliPrefectur

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No. Location Project Project description Project owner Project impact Schedule

Integratedtreatment project

of waterenvironment along

Boluo River

�Treatment of water and soil loss,�comprehensivewaterenvironment treatment for riverway (10.5km long) � Boluo River water environment management scheme

Dali WaterResources Bureau

No land acquisition houserelocation

Jan. 2008~Dec. 2010

Changshan ShibaCreek WaterEnvironment

Control

�Treatment of water and soil loss, �comprehensivewaterenvironment treatment for riverway (gravle-covered riverbed, eco-protection dyke, eco- protective river bank, � environmental management scheme

Dali Water ResourcesBureau

No land acquisition houserelocation

Jan. 2008~Dec. 2010

Yong’an RiverWater

EnvironmentControl

� Sewage treatment system for 14 synthetic purification channels atXiashankou area�� rebuilding and dredging of existing drainageditches�� man-made wetland � dyke, �concentrated methane pool atMeihe Village; � polluted river water purification system at Donghu wetland; � eco-restoration at riverside where the river enters the lake

Dali CityEnvironmentProtection Bureau,Eryuan CountyEnvironmentProtection Bureau,

21 mu cultivated land acquiredfor man-made wetland, nohouse relocation, location ofmethane pool, Donghu wetlandand riverside not known.

Jan. 2008~Dec. 2008

Miju River WaterEnvironmentControl

�River eco-restoration and protection, � Cibi Lake water sourceprotection��Haixihai water resource protection��Miju river water environmental management scheme


42mu land acquired (DazhuangVillage in Cibihu Town, 32mufish pond and 10 mu gardenplot), owned by Eryuan countygovernment, managed byCibihu Town

Jan. 2008~Dec. 2009

5 EryuanCounty

Integrated waterenviron-menttreatment formaininflowrivers toErhaiLake

Luoshi RiverWaterEnvironmentControl

� Pollution source control along river�� Xihu lake eco-restorationand water purification�� Riverway treatment and eco-restoration��Luoshi River water environmental management scheme


76.5mu land acquired (58.8mucollective cultivated land ownedby Zhangjiadeng Village, 2.7muby Zhongdeng Village, 15mucollective water pool owned byQigshuigong Village). 7.35muland occupied by temporaryaccess roads. No houserelocation

Jan.. 2008~Dec. 2009

6 EryuanCounty

Widespread pollutioncontrol at villages in ErhaiLake Basin

� construction of domestic sewage treatment facilities at 1 village�� Construction of public toilets and sanitary WC

Dali CityEnvironmentProtection Bureau,

Collective-owned cultivatedland acquisition: 1.2mu;No house relocation

Jan. 2008Jun 2009

Fengyi area New sewer pipes and rain pipes

Guchengarea

� rebuild rainwater ditches��new rain-sewage drainage pipe�

7 Dali City UrbanDrainageSystemunder DaliCity Xizhou area � new sewage network

Dali City WaterSupply andDrainage Co. Ltd.

Temporary land requisition:131 mu (including 13.5mucultivated land); no houserelocation

Jan. 2008 –Dec. 2009


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Jurisdiction

Tourist area � new sewer pipes and rainwater pipe

8 EryuanCounty

Dengchuan Town SewageTreatment Plant and sewernetwork

� one new treatment plant��one new sewage pump station�� new sewer pipes� scale of the plant: 1200m3/d for short term (2010),1600m3/d for long term (2025)

Eryuan County WaterSupply and SewerageCo. Ltd.

Garden plotsacquisition:7.34 mu;No house relocation

Jan 2008 –Dec. 2009

9 EryuanCounty Solid waste management in

Eryuan CountyRubbish cleaning and transport system, rubbish transfer station,sanitary landfill, management area and related works; scale: 70 t/d

Eryuan CountyEnvironmentSanitationManagement Station

Collective land acquisition:165.5 mu; includingcultivated land 94.8 mu,No house relocation

Jan 2008 –Dec. 2008

LijiangCity

10 HuapingCounty Wastewater management

in Huaping CountyD=400�900mm, and total length of pipe,42.56kmSewage treatment plant, 12000m 3/d

Huaping WaterSupply andSewerage Co., Ltd.

Land acquisition: 21.6 mu;temporary land occupation:180.6mu (lanld of roads)No house relocation

Jul. 2008 –Feb. 2010

11 LijiangCity

Lijiang City WWTP andSewer Network

� Construction of No. 2 Sewage Disposal Plant with a scale of 70000m3/d�including construction of sewage disposal facilities and supporting and auxiliary devices.� Associated pipe network: the main pipe network withd400�d1800mm in downtown area of Lijiang City, Xintuan District and Yulong County totals 23125m.� Ingoing and outgoing pipe section is 2913m.

Lijiang WaterSupply andSewerage Co., Ltd.

Land acquisition: 88 mu;temporary land occupation100.77mu (lalnd of roads78.92mu and cultivated land21.85 mu)No house relocation

Aug. 2008 –May 2010

12 YulongCounty

Yulong County Rainwaterdrainage system

New rainwater collection network: 52km long, including rainwater andsewage separation system

YulongConstructionBureau

No impactDec. 2007 –Nov. 2011

13 LijiangCity

Solid waste management inLijiang

Construction of a new sanitary landfill with a mean disposal scale of270 t/d;the required storage capacity is 2.00 million m3;Construction of office building of management agency;rubbish transfer station, updating of refuse clearing & transportequipment, Increase and updating of street refuse collectors.

Lijiang ConstructionBureau

Collective land acquisition:230 mu; including cultivatedland 35 mu, and state-ownedland 3.48muNo house relocation

Jun. 2008 –Aug. 2009

14 LijiangCity

Wastewater Managementin Lijiang Ancient City

Demolishing of the existing incoordinated architectures andconstruction of municipal infrastructure and supporting tourismfacilities, planned area: 31.57 ha.

Ancient CityManagement CO.Ltd.

Collective house plotacquisition: 1.87 mu; andstate-owned land (road andhouse plot):311mu; 280people of 62 householdsrelocated, houses of63924.81 m2 relocatedno house relocation

May 2007 –Dec. 2007

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15 FuningCounty Integrated Management of

Putting River in FuningCounty

�Rive bank revetment 18.4km��River inspection road11.9km��River dredging 6000m3��River landscape

Hongxing Co., Ltd.of Funing County

Land requisition: 210.33 muof state-owned land;temporary land occupation20mu,No house relocation

Mar. 2007 –Feb. 2011

16 QiubeiCounty

Puzhehei Lake in QiubeiCounty

�14 sets of sewage treatment systems to be built at 8 key lakesidevillages��Build dry-type toilets for households, eco-purification public toiletsand separate-type dual-chamber water-logged composts, rubbish pool;solid-waste treatment scale: 120t/d in total� Treatment of the four inflow rivers, including trash racks, macadam –paved riverbed, riverbed cleaning, riverside greening belts, etc.

Qiubei PuzheheiTourismDevelopment Co.,Ltd.

Land requisition: includingcollective-owned land 533mu;No house relocation

Feb. 2008 –Dec. 2009

17 WenshanCounty

Panlong River in WenshanCounty Town Area

�river improvement: 12.39km long (9.83km from Huituzhai toPanshui river and 2.56km from Chengnan Park to Niutouzha)�Treatment for upstream water and soil loss: the slope of 17 streams in Dehuo, Hongdian, Binglie towns at upstream of Panlong river isreformed into terrace; water and soil reserved woods, the economicfruit woods and grass are planted; soil reserved cultivation is adopted,with the total treatment area of 122.9775km2

WenshanDevelopment andInvestmentCompany

Permenant land occupation :511.32 mu of state-ownedland; temporary landoccupation: 340 mu of state-owned land;No house relocation

Dec. 2007 –Dec. 2009

18 GuangnanCounty

Wastewater managementin Guangnan

� the sewage disposal plant with a capacity of 8000t/d for near future (2010)� and 16000t/d for long term (2020);� supporting pipe network is 14.892km� pipe diameter D=300�900mm.

Guangnan WaterSupply andSewerage Company

Collective land requisition:1.4 mu; and state-ownedland occupation: 33.6mu.temporary occupation ofroad land 44.67muNo house relocation

Apr. 2007 - -June 2008

19 MalipoCounty Wastewater management

in Malipo County

� a project within the sewage disposal plant with a capacity of 5000m3/d;� constructing 13.193km long sewage intercept pipes along ChouyangRiver

EnvironmentProtection Bureau ofMalipo County

Land requisition: 16.35 mu;temporary occupation ofroad land 40.11muNo house relocation

Apr. 2007 -Jun. 2008

20 QiubeiCounty

Wastewater managementin Qiubei County

�constructing a sewage disposal plant with sewage disposal capacity of 6000 m3/d;� building 29.4km long sewage pipe network in the range of 5.0km2in Qiubei county town.

Qiubei WaterSupply andSewerage Company

Collective land requisition:22.45 mu; and temporaryoccupation of road land31.89 muNo house relocation

Oct. 2007 - -Aug. 2009

21 QiubeiCounty

Water Supply in QiubeiCounty

� Build a new water plant with scale of 6000m3/d (short term) and16000 m3/d (long term), technolological improvement for QiubeiCounty No. 2 Water Plant;� Construct a gravity-flow water pipe (2.2km, DN600) and a pressure-flow water pipe (1.5km, DN400), and water supply pipes (totally19.902km long, DN100~ DN300) of the water distribution system inthe county town;

Qiubei WaterSupply andSewerage Company

Water plant acquires18.05mu woodland ofMatouVillage, water pipesystem temporarily acquires38.85mu dry land of MatouVillage and the state- ownedland 60mu. The watersupply system uses without

Nov. 2007 --Mar. 2009


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structureswith relation to water supply system, including intakeheading, lifting pump station and inspection chamber, etc.

Protection of water sourcesite;Pump station at sourcewater site

payment thereserved state-owned land 0.22mu. Notland acquisition for theprotection of water sourcesiteand pump station atsourcewater site.No house relocation

22 WenshanCounty Wastewater management

in Wenshan CountyPipesystem DN400 – rainwater/sewage pipe DN1500 (86.9 km long),service area 19km2

Wenshan WaterSupply andSewerageCorporation

Temporarily occupying land57 mu for temporaryaccesses,No house relocation

Jan. 2008 - -Aug. 2008

23 YanshanCounty

Urban drainage system inYanshan County

Construct D300 – D1200 rainwater/sewage pipes (10.77km long),build 1.1km-long open channel for drainage

Yanshan WaterSupply andSewerage Co., Ltd.

Temporarily occupying roadland 62.55 mu (restored afterconstruction). No houserelocation. Open channel forimproving natural ditches,without land acquisition

Apr. 2008 ~Sept. 2008

24 FuningCounty

Solid waste management inFuning County

The domestic rubbish collecting and transfer facilities and a sanitarylandfill : capacity 70t/d

HongxingCompany of FuningCounty

Land requisition : 127.5 mu,including cultivated land97.5 mu; and brick-woodstructure house (formanagement of fruit garden)relocation: 60m2

Apr. 2007 ~May 2008

25 MaguanCounty Solid waste management in

Maguan County

Sanitation landfill, transfer station, other public facilities and closureof existing refuse dumps, etc. The landfill is divided into Landfill AreaI and II. Area and capacity of Landfill Area I and II are respectively25000m2 and 37000m2; and 170000m3 and 585000m3.

Maguan RefuseDisposal Co., Ltd.

Land allocation: 150.21 mu;No house relocation Mar. 2007 ~

Aug. 2007

26 MalipoCounty Solid waste management in

Malipo County

Sanitary landfill, transfer station, other public facilities and closure ofexisting refuse dumps, etc.. The mean disposal capability of refuselandfill is 44t/d and landfill volume 400000m3.

Malipo RefuseDisposal Center

Land requisition: 80 mu,including 65 mu cultivatedland;No house relocation

Oct. 2007 ~Mar. 2009

27 WenshanPrefecture

Environmentalmanagement andmonitoring in WenshanPrefecture

Environmental monitoring and supervision system capacity build-upproject of Wenshan Prefecture

EnvironmentalProtection Bureauof WenshanPrefecture

No land requisition and nohouse relocation Jul. 2007 ~

Jun. 2008


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Resettlement Plan

According to domestic capital construction procedures and the WB’s requirements for safeguard policies, the resettlement action plan of the WB-loaned Yunnan Urban Environment Project is carried out. The report includes four sub-reports prepared according to the packaged projects of the four prefectures (cities) and the the report on resettlement action plan of the provincial packaged project is prepared on the basis of the four sub-reports.

During the report preparation, the site work was conducted according to the project construction site scope defined by the current design output of the project design organization and the project owner.

Measures to Mitigate Project Impacts

Project construction will certainly involve land acquisition, relocation and resettlement and meantime inevitably have impacts on the original productive and living conditions of the local residents. In project planning and design stage, impacts of the project construction on local society and economy should be considered as far as possible in scheme optimization and selection and it will be regarded as the key factors for scheme optimization and selection. In designing sanitory landfills, it should be fully demonstrated whether leakage will occur in the landfill sites which results in pollution for groundwater and soil. With a view to decreasing land acquisition and resettlement where feasible, the design institutes and Project Owners have taken some effective measures. In the aspects of scheme selection and arrangement of other auxiliary facilities, they have avoided residential areas and occupied less farmland as far as possible and conform to the local planning and oppoinons of the the local governments.

� On the equal conditions, they avoided relocation and impacts on the surrounding villagers’ living in siting of refuse dumps, pipeline, sewage disposal facilities and environmental monitoring devices. Take Xundian Urban Refuse Disposal Project as an example. The refuse landfill of the project has two optional sites, i.e., Xiacun Site (Option 1) and Qingshuigou Site (Option 2). The site of Option 1 is too close to the city zone, there are villages within a range of 200m, the refuse dump is less than 100m to the railway, thus resulting in great pollution on the villages and moreover the storage capacity is small and far from the requirements set forth in relevant specifications. Qingshuigou Refuse Landfill in Option 2 is located 7.5km to the north of Xundian county town, about 5km to the original refuse piling sites and its west is 1km to the railway from Kunming to Dongchuan and 2.5km to Tianshengqiao Highway and there is no village within a range of 1km. The design institute at last recommended Optiion 2 as the final scheme.

� Under equal conditions, cropland has been avoided or occupied less where possible in siting of refuse dumps, pipeline, sewage disposal facilities and environmental monitoring facilities. Take the drainage system under Dali City Jurisdiction as an example. Through site investigation and research, the project design institute proposed that most sewerage pipeline be laid along highways or in wasteland and exposed pipes be avoided where possible and meantime, it is also considered that the ground surface will be restored after construction, which can not only satisfy requirements of engineering


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design but also avoid permanent land occupation of the local villagers’ farmland or decrease damage to crops. The sanitory landfill is desinged in light of the topographic conditions and valley and wasteland are used as far as possible. The refuse disposal center is arranged by making use of the existing urban idle land.

� Pay attention to environmental protection and avoid such environmentally sensitive areas as water source, schools, hospitals, cultural relics and historic sites and scenic spots as far as possible. The sites should not produce pollution on the surrounding environment or the pollution should not exceed the allowable range set forth in relevant natioal laws and regulation as well as current standards. During siting, it is considered that there is a certain safe distance from the lower wind direction place of the dominant wind direction to the residential area.

� Potential inconvenience brought to the local residents’ production and living by project construction has been fully consided in design. For example, setting pedestrian passageways in the sections with relatively concentrated residents to facilitate their traffic; damage to infrastructure of channels due to project construction will be restored to ensure its integrity.

� Optimize construction organization planning to shorten construction period and decrease excavation and filling in large quantity and reasonably arrange the time period for restoration of special items and construction to reduce impacts of project construction on local areas. For instance, housing demolishing and reconstruction is generally chosen in the slack seasons, and land acquisition after harvest of young crops and construction of bridge and culverts are completed as far as possible before spring ploughing to facilitate farmland irrigation and drainage and flood prevention.

Analysis on Linkage Subprojects

The related project means the other project which has relations with the preparation and implementation of this project in the respects of function and benefits.

In project design, the Project Owners pay great attention into the identification of the related project, and the project office has conducted analysis on related project together with the design organizations of respective project sub components. The analysis has the following results as in Table 1-2.

Analysis on Linkage Subprojects Table 1-2

No. Project name Analysis Related

project, if any

1Enhancement of Water Quality Monitoring Capacity

Set up the monitoring information system, which can independently provide benefits.

NO

2Solid waste management in Songming County

Set up sanitary landfill and associated works, and rubbish collecting system, which will provide benefits independently after completion

NO

3Solid waste management in Xundian County


NO

4Solid waste management in Luquan County


NO

Boluo River In Eryuan Dali, independent works NO Cangshan Shiba creek

In Eryuan Dali, independent works NO

5 Integrated water environmental management of Dali River Yong’an River In Eryuan Dali , independent works NO


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No. Project name Analysis Related

project, if anyMiju River In Eryuan Dali, independent works NO Luoshi River In Eryuan Dali, independent works NO

6Rural non-point pollution control in Lake Erhai Basin

In Eryuan Dali, independent works NO

7Urban drainage system under Dali City Jurisdiction

Improve the network facilities, which will provide benefits together with the existing facilities and the planned facilities

Yes, refer to the

appendix

8Wastewater treatment plant and associated sewer network of Dengchuan Town in Eryuan County

Set up the sewer network and sewage treatment plant, which will provide benefits independently after completion

NO

9Solid waste management in Eryuan County


NO

10 Wastewater management in Huaping County


NO

11 Lijiang City WWTP and Sewer Network


NO

12 Yulong County rainwater drainage system

Rainwater and sewage diversion system, independent works

NO

13 Solid waste management in Lijiang City


NO

14 Wastewater management in Lijiang Ancient Town

The demolishing of existing building and construction of Municipal Infrastructure and supplemental facility, independent works

NO

15 Integrated management of Putting River in Funing County

Greening and renovation of pipe network and river dredging, which will provide benefits independently after completion

NO

16 Puzhehei Lake in Qiubei County Set up eco-treatment system for sewage and river dredging, which will provide benefits independently after completion

NO

17 Panlong river in Wenshan County Town Area

River control and landscape construction, which will provide benefits independently after completion

Yes, see Appendix

18 Wastewater management in Guangnan County


NO

19 Wastewater management in Malipo County


NO

20 Wastewater management in Qiubei County WWT


NO

21 Wastewater management in Qiubei

County WS

Set up the new water supply pipe network, and purified water system, which will provide benefits independently after completion

NO

22 Wastewater management in Wenshan County

Set up the new drainage pipe network, which will relate the sewage treatment plant of Wenshan County, and will provide benefits right after completion

Yes, refer to the

appendix

23 Urban drainage system in Yanshan County

Set up the new drainage pipe network, which will relate the sewage treatment plant of Yanshan County, and will provide benefits right after completion

Yes, refer to the

appendix

24 Solid waste management in Funing County

Set up rubbish collecting, transferring systems and landfill, which can independently provide benefits

NO

25 Solid waste management in Maguan County

Set up a landfill, which can independently provide benefits

NO

26 Solid waste management in Malipo County

Set up rubbish collecting, transferring systems and landfill, which can independently provide benefits

NO

27 Environmental management and monitoring in Wenshan Prefecture

Set up environmental monitoring system which can independently provide benefits

NO


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Implementation of Land Acquisition and House Relocation for Stage I Yunnan

Environment Project

The Yunnan Environment Project Office has rich experience in implementing the WB-loaned projects accumulated since 1996 when the managemen and implementation of the WB-loaned Stage I Yunnan Environment Project, which has 20 sub-components distributed in Kunming, Chenggong, Puning, Gejiu, Shilin, Mengzi, and Xuanwei countyies and cities, covering sewager treatment, water supply, solid waste disposal, industrial pollutino control, environmental monitoring and measurement, etc.

In order to ensure the successful completion of the Stage I project, Yunnan Province established in Jan. 1996 the “Land Requisition and House Relocation Leading Group for Yunnan Environment Project” which was headed by the leader of the provincial government and membered by the leaders of the governmental departments. Under the group, an office was set, and the land requisitin and house relocation group of the provincial project office was responsible for planning, implementation, organization and coordination of the project. The corresponding leading groups were also established at the project-affected cities and counties. The work involved in the land requisitin and house relocation is carried out on the principles of observation of the state laws, regulations and the WB guidelines, and strictly followed the RAP of WB-loaned Stage I Yunnan Environment Project approved by the World Bank.

The key conclusions of the external monitoring for the WB-loaned Stage I Yunnan Environment Project are: (1) the project is implemented on the principles of close observation of the state laws, regulations and the local regulations; (2) the project is implemented in comformity with the involuntary resettlement policy of the World Bank; (3) the land requisition and house relocatin are carried out based on the Yunnan Provincial Action Plan for Land Requisition and House Relocation; (4) the resettlement of the PAPs of the project is mainly by means of internal land adjustment and providing a few of job opportunities. The individual project components and relevant cities and counties provide corresponding resettlement methods based on the needs and possibilities and the principles followed are targeting at the wills and interest of the PAPs; (5) the living standard of the PAPs are improved or at least reach the standard before resettlement.


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Project Impact

Determination of project impact scope

Permanent land acquisition for project

The permanent land to be acquired by the project is mainly for construction of the landfill, rubish transition station, sanitation center, rubish storage, access road, sewage treatment plant, soil purification trough, automatic monitoring station for river flow to the lake, automatic river flow monitoring station, river harnissing works, man-made wetland, afforestation along the river. The areas which are within the scope of the permenant land acquisition and where the living and production of the local inhabitants will be seriously affected by the project construction and can not be restored afterward, shall be determined as the project impact scope for the project land acquisition and house relocation. Based on the project proposal or the feasibility study reported completed by various design institutes in April ~August 2006 for the sub-projects of the City Environmental Construction Project of Yunnan Province, the scope for the land acquisition and house relocation for each sub-project was respectively determined during that time, and was adjusted according to the revised F/S reports completed in April –December 2007.

Temporary land use for project construction

The land to be temporarily used for the project inlcude that for spoil area, construction camps, construction plant, temporary accesses, water diverting and sewage interceptor network, and temporary slurry store, etc.

Result of project impact investigation

From the end of Nov. 2006 to mid Jnuary 2007, with the participation and cooperation by the local government, administrative villages, village groups and the PAPs, the Project owner, with the assistance of the project design units, conducted the investigation, item by item, into the main inventory in kinds within the preliminarily determined project impact scope of land acquisition and house relocation, covering status and number of the PAPs, houses and attached building, lands, and special facilities, etc., which lasted 45 days. In April ~Dec. 2007, based on the revised F/S study result, the investigation team conducted check on the inventory in kinds.

The project impact scope for the project land acquisition and house relocation will affect 28 administrative villages of 22 towns (townships) in 15 counties (districts). A total of 3121 inhabitants in 767 households will be affected, including 1870 of 442 households affected by permenant land acquisition and 971 of 263 householde. In addition, 392 inhabitants of 130 individual bussiness households will be affected and 807 inhabitants of 23 enterprises will also be affected. A total of 3105.12 mu land will be requisitioned, and 1123.79 mu land will be temporarily occupied. The project will also affect some scattered fruit trees, part of living and production facilities as well as some telecommunication, broadcasting, Unicom and Mobilecom facilities and cables will be affected. The land acquisitin will affect 1326 minority people, and 424 mu cultivated land belonging to the minority people will be permantly acquired. The project will affect


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houses of 13295.3m2.The main inventory in kinds affected by the project is indicated in Table 2-1.


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Summary of Itemized inventory in kinds affected by the projectTable 2-1

No. Project ItemCounty

(District)PAPs to beaffected

Incl. PAPs tobe relocated

Area ofhousesto be

relocated

Collectiveland to beacquired

Incl.

Cultivatedland

State-owned landoccupation

Temporaryland use

House-hold

personHouse-hold

person m2 mu mu mu mu

1 Enhancement of water quality monitoringcapacity Kunming 0.65

2 Solid waste management in Songming County Songming 48 193 115.5 107.7 6.853 Solid waste management in Luquan County Luquan 34 138 118.5 43.8 6.74 Solid waste management in Xundian County Xundian 1 5 180 3

Total in Kunming 83 336 414 151.5 17.2

Integrated water environmental managementfor Miju River 1 5 42Integrated water environmental managementfor Yong’an River Eryuan 12 64 21 21Integrated water environmental managementfor Luoshi River 103 350 76.5 61.5 7.35

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Integrated water environmental managementCangshan Shiba Creek Dali

6 Rural non-point pollution control in LakeErhai Basin

Dali,Eryuan 4 21 1.2 1.2

7 Urban drainage systems under Dali CityJurisdiction

Dali,Eryuan 172 688 100 131

8 Wastewater treatment plant and associatedsewer network of Dengchuan Town in EryuanCounty Eryuan 16 70 7.34


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Area ofhousesto be

relocated


Incl.

Cultivatedland


Temporaryland use

9 Solid waste management in Eryuan County Eryuan 19 83 165.5 94.8 9Total in Dali 327 1281 100 271.54 178.5 147.35

10 Wastewater management in Huaping County Huaping 20 91 21.6 21.6 180.611

Lijiang City WWTPand sewer networkOld Town

district 62 324 88.00 88.00 100.7712 Yulong County rainwater drainage system Yulong13

Solid waste management in Lijiang CityOld Town

district 16 86 230 35.00 3.4814 Wastewater management in Lijiang Ancient

TownOld Town

district 62 280 62 280 63924.81 1.87 311Total in Lijiang 160 781 60 280 63924.81 341.47 144.6 314.48 281.37

15 Integrated management of Putting River inFuning County Funing 7 26 210.33 20.0

16 Puzhehei Lake in Qiubei County Qiubei 53317 Panlong River in Wenshan County town Area Wenshan 511.32 34018 Wastewater management in Guangnan County Guangnan 2 8 1.4 1.4 33.6 44.6719 Wastewater management in Malipo County Malipo 30 128 16.35 16.35 40.1120 Wastewater management in Qiubei County

WWT Qiubei 20 92 22.45 22.45 31.8921 Wastewater management in Qiubei County

WS Qiubei 80 240 18.05 0.22 6022 Wastewater management in Wenshan County Wenshan 5723 Urban drainage system in Yanshan County Yanshan 62.5524 Solid waste management in Funing County Funing 24 87 60 127.5 97.525 Solid waste management in Maguan County Maguan 150.2126 Solid waste management in Malipo County Malipo 34 142 80.00 65


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Area ofhousesto be

relocated


Incl.

Cultivatedland


Temporaryland use

Total in Wenshan 197 723 60 798 202.7 905.68 695.07Grand Total �� 60 280 64084.81 1825.76 677.3 1279.36 1123.79

Notes: Including 971 inhabitants of 263 households affected by the temporary land acquisition, (688 inhabitants of 172 households in Eryuan County, 26 of 7 households in Funing County, 227 of 67 households in Qiubei County and 17 of 4 households in Lijiang Old town District).

In this table, the 392 persons of the individual business households and 807 persons of the affected enterprises and public institutions (totally 1199 persons) are not included. Refer to Table 2-2 for the total affecter persons.


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PAPs

The PAPs of this project include those affedted by permenant and temporary land requisition, house relocation, and those working with individual bussiiness households and staff of enterprises. A total of 4320 inhabitants will be affected by the project, including 3121 of 442 households are affected by land requisition and house relocation (including 1870 of 442 households affected only by land requisition, 280 of 62 households affected only by house relocation (urban residents); 971 persons of 263 households are effected by temporary land occupation), 807 persons of 23 households are affected by relocation of enterprises they work with; and 392 of 130 individual bussiness households will be affected, which are excluded in the residents.


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Summary of Itemized inventory in kinds affected by the project Table 2-2

Total PAPs

PAPs to be reset-

tled

PAPS affected by collective land

acquired without house relocation

Urban PAPs to be relocated without land acquisition

PAPs affected by temporary

land acquisition

Enterprises affected

Individual business house holds

affected No. Project item

County (district)

No. No. Household No. House hold

No. Household

No. No. No. of PAPs

No. No. of PAPs

1 Enhancement of water quality monitoring capacity Kunming 2 Solid waste management in Songming County Song- ming 193 110 48 193 3 Solid waste management in Luquan County Luquan 138 66 34 138 4 Solid waste management in Xundian County Xundian 5 1 5

Total in Kunming 336 176 83 336

Integrated water environment treatment for Miju River 5 1 5

Integrated water environment treatment for Yong’an River 64 34 12 64

Integrated water environment treatment for Luoshi River 350 133 103 350

Integrated water environment treatment for Boluo River

Eryuan

5

Integrated water environment treatment for Cangshan Shiba Creek Dali

6 Rural non-point pollution control in Lake Er’hai Basin Dali, Eryuan 21 2 4 21 7 Urban drainage system under Dali City Jurisdiction Dali, Eryuan 688 172 688 8 Wastewater treatment plant and associated sewer network

of Dengchuan Town in Eryuan County Eryuan 70 16 70 70 9 Solid waste management in Eryuan County Eryuan 83 116 19 83

Total in Dali 1281 285 155 593 172 688 10 Wastewater management in Huaping County Huaping 91 16 20 91 11

Lijiang City WWTP and sewer network Old Town

district 324 24 58 307 4 17 12 Yulong County rainwater drainage system Yulong 13

Solid waste management in Lijiang City Old Town

district 86 60 16 86 14

Wastewater management in Lijiang Ancient Town Old Town

district 1479 62 280

23 807 130 392 Total in Lijiang 1980 100 94 484 62 280 4 17 23 807 130 392

15 Integrated management of Putting River in Funing County Funing 26 7 26 16 Puzhehei Lake in Qiubei County Qiubei


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Total PAPs

PAPs to be reset-

tled

PAPS affected by collective land

acquired without house relocation

Urban PAPs to be relocated without land acquisition

PAPs affected by temporary

land acquisition

Enterprises affected

Individual business house holds

affected No. Project item

County (district)

No. No. Household No. House hold

No. Household

No. No. No. of PAPs

No. No. of PAPs

17 Panlong River in Wenshan County Town Area Wenshan 18 Wastewater Management in Guangnan Guang- nan 8 6 2 8 19 Wastewater management in Malipo County Malipo 128 12 30 128 20 Wastewater management in Qiubei County Qiubei 92 32 20 92 21 Wastewater management in Qiubei WS Qiubei 240 80 240 22 Wastewater management in Wenshan County Wenshan 23 Urban drainage system in Yanshan County Yanshan 24 Solid waste management in Funing Funing 87 84 24 87 25 Solid waste management in Maguan County Maguan 26 Solid waste management in Malipo County Malipo 142 77 34 142

Total in Wenshan 723 211 110 457 87 266 Grand Total 4320 772 442 1870 62 280 263 971 23 807 130 392


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Land to be permanent acquired

The project will permenantly acquired land of 3105.12 mu for its 24 sub- components, in which, the land acquired by 19 sub-components includes collective-owned land and that by 13 sub-components includes state-owned land. Of all the acquired land, the cultivated land is 710.9 mu (22.9% of the total), garden plot 37.34 mu (1.2%), fish pond 32 mu (1%), water pool 15 mu (0.5%), woodland 476.25 mu (15.3%), reclaimed waste land 177mu (5.7%), unused land 536 mu (17.3%) and construction land 1120.63 mu (36.1%). The details are shown in Table 2-3 and 2-4.

Statistics of collective-owned land to be acquired Table 2-3

Collective land to be acquired (mu) Farmland

Grand Total total

Paddy field

Dry land

Graden plot

Water pool

Reclaimed

waste land

Wood land

Construc- tion land

Unused land

No. Project item

mu mu mu mu mu mu mu mu

1 Enhancement of water quality monitoring capacity

2 Solid waste management in Xundian County

180 177 3

3 Solid waste management in Songming County

115.5 107.7 107.7 7.8

4 Solid waste management in Luquan County

118.50 43.80 43.8 74.70

Total in Kunming 414 151.5 151.5 177 82.5 3 Integrated water environment treatment for Yong’an River

21.00 21.00 21

Integrated water environment treatment for Miju River

15 5

Integrated water environment treatment for Luoshi River 76.50 61.50 61.50

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6 Rural non-point pollution control in Lake Er’hai Basin 1.20 1.20 1.20

7

Wastewater treatment plant and associated sewer network of Dengchuan Town in Eryuan County

7.34 7.34

8 Solid waste management in Eryuan County

165.5 94.80 94.8 70.7

Total in Dali 271.54 178.50 83.70 94.80 7.34 15 70.7

9 Wastewater management in Huaping County 21.6 21.6 21.6

10 Wastewater management in Lijiang Ancient Town

1.87 1.87

11 Lijiang City WWTP and sewer network

88.00 88.00 88.00

12 Solid waste management in Lijiang City 230.00 35 35 195.00

Total in Lijiang 341.47 144.60 144.60 197 1.87

13 Integrated management of Putting River in Funing County

14 Puzhehei Lake in Qiubei County 533 533

15 Panlong River in Wenshan County Town Area

16 Wastewater Management in Guangnan

1.40 1.40 1.40

17 Wastewater management in Malipo County

16.35 16.35 16.35


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Collective land to be acquired (mu) Farmland

Grand Total total

Paddy field

Dry land

Graden plot

Water pool

Reclaimed

waste land

Wood land

Construc- tion land

Unused land

18 Wastewater management in Qiubei County

22.45 22.45 22.45

19 Wastewater management in Qiubei WS

18.05 18.05

20 Solid waste management in Funing 127.5 97.5 16.30 81.20 20 10

21 Solid waste management in Maguan County

22 Solid waste management in Malipo County

80.00 65.00 13.00 52.00

15.00

Total in Wenshan 798.75 202.70 69.50 133.20 20 43.05 533 Grand total 1825.76 677.30 297.80 379.50 27.34 15 177 391.25 1.87 533

Statistics of State-owned Land Affected by The Project

Table 2-4 Acquisition for value Unpaid allocation

No. Project item Total Paddy field

Garden plot

Fish pond

Constr. land

Constr. land

Wood land

mu mu mu mu mu mu mu

1 Enhancement of water quality monitoring capacity 0.65 0.65

2 Solid waste management in Luquan County 3.00 3

3 Solid waste management in Songming County 6.85 6.7 0.15

4 Solid waste management in Xundian County 6.70 6 0.7

Total in Kunming 17.2 15.7 1.5 Integrated water environment treatment for Yong’an River Integrated water environment treatment for Miju River 42 10 32

5

Integrated water environment treatment for Luoshi River

6

Rural non-point pollution control in Lake Er’hai Basin

7 Wastewater treatment plant and associated sewer network of Dengchuan Town in Eryuan County

8 Solid waste management in Eryuan County Total in Dali 42 10 32

9 Wastewater management in Huaping County

10 Municipal Infrastructure Construction in Nu’erguo Town of Ninglang County

11 Wastewater management in Lijiang Ancient Town 311 311

12 Lijiang City WWTP and sewer network 13 Solid waste management in Lijiang City 3.48 3.48 Total in Lijiang 314.48 314.48

14 Integrated management of Putting River in Funing County 210.33 210.33

15 Puzhehei Lake in Qiubei County

16 Panlong River in Wenshan County Town Area 511.32 511.32

17 Wastewater Management in Guangnan County 33.60 33.6

18 Wastewater management in Malipo County 19 Wastewater management in Qiubei County


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Acquisition for value Unpaid allocation No. Project item Total Paddy

field Garden

plot Fish pond

Constr. land

Constr. land

Wood land

mu mu mu mu mu mu mu 20 Wastewater management in Qiubei WS 0.22 0.22 21 Solid waste management in Funing 22 Solid waste management in Maguan County 150.21 65.21 85 23 Solid waste management in Malipo County Total in Wenshan 905.68 33.60 1 787.08 85.00 Grand total 1279.36 33.6 10 32 330.48 788.58 85.00

Temporary land acquired for project construction

The land to be temporarily acquired means the land to be temporarily borrowed during the porject construction period, for arranging the temporary construction plants or facilities such as spoil areas, construction camps and plants, water diversion and interception stockpiling of slurry. Among the 27 sub- components, 14 components will have the construction activities within the acquired land and will not temporarily borrow land, the remaining 13 components will temporarily occupy a total of 1123.79 mu land at this project stage. The Project Office will define in the contract to be signed with the construction contractor the way of using the temporarily acquired land and the requirement of land restoration after the construction, etc.


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Statistics of Ownerships of Land to Be Temporarily Acquire (on village base) Table 2-5

Cultivated land State-owned constr. land Project item County Town Admin. village Total

Total Paddy field Dry land

Dali 131.00 13.50 11.92 1.58 117.50

Xizhou State-owned land 28 28

Fengyi 30 13.5 11.92 1.58 16.5

Fengming 2.80 2.80 1.22 1.58

Shilong 10.70 10.70 10.70 State-owned land 16.5 16.5

Dali Old city State-owned land 33 33

Urban drainage system under Dali City Jurisdiction

Provincial-level

Recreation area in Dali 40 40

Solid waste management in Eryuan County Eryuan Cibihu State-owned land 9 9

Integrated water environment treatment for Luoshi River

Eryuan Yousuo Collective-owned land 7.35 7.35

Total 147.35 13.50 11.92 1.58 133.85

Wastewater management in Huaping County Huaping Zhongxin 180.6 180.6

Lijiang City WWTP and sewer network Ancient Town Jinshan Jinshan 100.77 21.85 21.85 78.92

Total 281.37 21.85 21.85 259.52

Wastewater management in Wenshan County Wenshan

Communication bureau

57 57

Wastewater management in Panlong River (Wenshan County urban section)

Wenshan 340 340

Integrated management of Putting River in Funing

Funing Xinhua Wenhua Community 20 20 20

Wastewater Management in Guangnan Guangnan Communication

bureau 44.67 44.67

Sewage treatment and sewage main Malipo Communication

bureau 40.11 40.11

Urban drainage system in Yanshan County Yanshan


62.55 62.55

Wastewater management in Qiubei County WWT

Qiubei Jingping Donghu Community 31.89 31.89

Wastewater management in Qiubei WS Qiubei


60 60


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Cultivated land State-owned constr. land Project item County Town Admin. village Total

Total Paddy field Dry land

Jingping Matou village 38.85 38.85 38.85

Grand total Total 695.07 58.85 58.85 636.22

Grand total 1123.79 94.20 33.77 60.43 1029.59


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Houses and attached buildings to be relocated

In this project, only the Wastewater management in Lijiang Ancient Towm component, the Urban drainage system under Dali County Jurisdiction, and Solid Waste Management in Funing County require the house relocation, totally 64084.81m2 (only 100 m2 collective-owned simple houses effectd by the Urban drainage system in Dali and 60m2 collective management house effected by Solid Waste Management in Funing County ), including private-owned houses of 13235.3m2 (which is divided into rural houses and urban houses according to the land property). Of the houses, 9923.08 m2 are of rural residence (139 persons of 30 households), 3312.22m2 of urban residence (141 persons of 32 households) and 50849.51m2 of collective-owned houses. No illegally-built houses are found so far. The details for the urban residence to be relocated are detailed in Table 2-6, and the rural residence to be relocated is indicated in Table 2-7.


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Urban residence to be relocated Table 2-6

Private-owned houses (m2) Residence house (m2) Shops (m2) Project

component Type of impact

Township (town)

Villager commi-

ttee

No. of household affected

No. of PAPs Sub total

Brick- concrete structure

Brick-wood structure

Clay- wood structure

Sub total Brick- concrete structure

Brick-wood structure

Clay- wood structure

Xi’an Subdistrict Office

Zhengyi 13 54 1108.07 1094.76 13.31 1094.76 1094.76 13.31

Dayan Subdistrict Office

Xinhua 9 43 379.78 379.78 379.78 379.78

New house at original

place Subtotal 22 97 1487.85 1474.54 13.31 1474.54 1474.54 13.31

New house at other place

Dayan Subdistrict office

Xinhua 10 44 1824.37 441.99 1382.38 1824.37 441.99 1382.38

Wastewater management in Lijiang Ancient

Town

Subtotal 32 141 3312.22 1916.53 1382.38 13.31 3298.91 1916.53 1382.38 13.31

Rural residence to be relocated

Table 2-7 Private-owned houses (m2) Residence house (m2) Shops (m2)

Project component

Type of impact

Township (town) Villager commi-

ttee

No. of househol

ds affected

No. of PAPs Sub total


Brick- wood structure

Clay- wood structure

Sub total Brick-

concrete structure

Brick-wood structure

Clay- wood structure

Sub total Brick-

concrete structure


Clay- wood

structure

New house at original place


Zhengyi 26 117 5067.73 4807.35 154.12 106.26 4060.4 4060.42 1007.3 746.93 154.12 106.26


Zhengyi 2 11 2935.43 2883.38 52.05 690.81 690.81 2244.62 2192.57 52.05

Xianghe Subdistrict Office

Yihe 2 11 1919.91 1566.71 15.81 337.4 353.21 15.81 337.40 1566.71 1566.71 New house at

other place

Sub total 5 22 4855.34 4450.09 67.86 337.4 1044.02 690.81 15.81 337.4 3811.33 3759.28 52.05

Wastewater

management in

Lijiang Ancient Town

Total 30 139 9923.08 9257.44 221.98 443.66 5104.41 4751.2 15.81 337.4 4818.64 4506.2 206.2 106.3


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Houses of the collectives, organs and enterprises to be relocated for the project are detailed in Table 2-8.

Houses of the collectives, organs and enterprises to be relocated

Table 2-8 Collective-owned houses (m2)

Project item County (city)

Town- ship (town)

Villager commi-

ttee Total Framed-house



Clay- wood

structure

Simple structur

e

Synthetic urban sewage networks in Dali

Dali Fengyi Fengmin

g 100 100

Stage I environmental harnessing project for Shizi Hill at Ancient Town

Old Town

Enter- prises

50689.51 9294.36 31232.48 6499.45 3663.22

Solid waste management in Funing County

Funing Xinhua town

Tuanjie communi

ty 60 60

Total 50849.51 9294.36 31232.48 6559.45 3663.22 100

Individual business households

This project will affect 130 individual business households by the sub- component --- Wastewter management in Lijiang Ancient Town,

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