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No. Table 4-5 Per Capita Income Per Month 4-3 Per Capita Income VND/Month (USD) 1 Nation 995,000 (51.03) 2 Tien Giang Province 956,000 (49.02) 3 Hoa Hung Commune 792,000 (40.62) 4 Ving Long Province 899,000 (46.1) 5 Tan Hoa Commune 1,083,000 (55.54) 6 Tan Hoi Commune 1,417,000 (72.67) Note: USD 1 = VND 19,500 Source: Statistical Yearbook of Vietnam, 2009 and Study Team Unlike the most popular income sources at the national level, which are the industry and construction sectors, more than 90% of the income sources in the three communes are the agriculture, forestry and fishing sectors. About 1% of the income source is comprised of remittances from relatives of those residing in Hoa Hung Commune. Similarly, 10% of the income source in Tan Hoi Commune is from remittances of relatives. Based on interviews, it was found that there are a few households moving into the commune after retirement and that they receive some support such as remittances from their children. Main source of income at the national, provincial and communal levels is shown in Table 4-6. No. Table 4-6 Main Source of Income Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing (%) Industry and Construction (%) Commerce and Services (%) 1 Nation 20.91 40.24 38.85 2 Tien Giang Province 51.1 21.7 27.2 3 Hoa Hung Commune 99 0 0 4 Ving Long Province 55.2 13.7 31.1 5 Tan Hoa Commune 100 0 0 6 Tan Hoi Commune 90 0 0 Source: Statistical Yearbook of Vietnam, 2009; Socioeconomic Statistical Data of 64 Provinces and Cities and Study Team Vulnerable Households: As compared to the national level, the distribution of poor households is 50% lower in Hoa Hung Commune while 70% lower in Tan Hoi and Tan Hua communes.. In Hoa Hung Commune and Tan Hoi Commune, the distribution of woman heading households is high. Women-headed households here include families where only the women or wives have some sources of income while their husbands are jobless. There are no ethnic minority households in the surveyed commune. The distribution of vulnerable households at the national, provincial and communal levels is shown in Table 4-7.
No. Poor Households (income less than VND 200,000/ person/month) (%) Table 4-7 Vulnerable Households Women-headed Households (%) 4-4 Households with Disabled or Invalid Persons (%) Elderly Households with no means of Support (%) Ethnic Minority Households (%) 1 Nation 13.4 n.a. 4.9 n.a. n.a. 2 Tian Giang Province Long 10.6 n.a. 5 n.a. n.a. 3 Hoa Hung Commune 6.6 25 10~12 5 0 4 Ving Long Province 9.8 n.a. 5.1 n.a. n.a. 5 Tan Hoi Commune 3.6 35 2 2 0 6 Tan Hua Commune 3.6 9.9 1.3 1 0 Source: Census on Population and Housing, 2009; Statistical Yearbook of Vietnam, 2009; Result of the Survey on Household Living Standard, 2008 and Study Team Livelihood: Growing rice is not popular in the three communes. It is conspicuous, especially in Hoa Hung Commune, that all agricultural land is allocated to mango tree plantation and there are no rice fields. In Tan Hoa and Tan Hoi, 40.6% and only 3.3% of the total agricultural lands are respectively allocated to season rice field. In all surveyed communes, rice is sufficient throughout the year. Livestock and Fishery: Pig is the most popular livestock in Tan Hoa and Hoa Hung communes. In Tan Hoi, however, fish is the most popular livestock. Cow and poultry are also raised in the three communes. The most popular farmed fish in the three communes is catfish. House Type 2 : About 80% of the total households have been living in Grade 4 type of house in all the surveyed communes. Number of households living in temporary houses is largest in Tan Hoa Commune (20%), followed by Tan Hoi Commune (10%) and Hoa Hung Commune (2.4%). The types of houses in the three communes are shown in Table 4-8. No. Commune Table 4-8 House Types Structure Special (%) Grade 1 (%) Grade 2 (%) Grade 3 (%) Grade 4 (%) Temporary (%) 1 Hoa Hung < 1% < 1% < 20% > 80% 2.4% 2 Tan Hoi 10% 80% 10% 3 Tan Hoa < 1% 80% 20% Source: Study Team 2 There are 5 house types stipulated in the Census on Population and Housing, 2009 issued by Central Steering Committee for the census of population and housing. Detail of the type is as follows: Special: Height ≧ 30 stories or total floor area ≧ 15,000 m² Grade 1: Height of 20-29 stories or total floor area of 10,000 m² ≦ Grade 1 < 15,000 m² Grade 2: Height of 9-19 stories or total floor area of 5,000 m² ≦ Grade 2 < 10,000 m² Grade 3: Height of 4-8 stories or total floor area of 1,000 m² ≦ Grade 3 < 5,000 m² Grade 4: Height ≦ 3 stories or total floor area < 1,000 m²
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STUDY ON ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP PROJE
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PREFACE This Report is prepared by
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1 2 3 NH30 Tien Giang Trung Luong -
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MOT Ministry of Transport MPI Minis
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(4) Implementation Program (I/P) to
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APPENDIX Appendix-I Drawings Append
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Figure 3-27 Steel Arch Bridge .....
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LIST OF TABLES Table 1-1 Balance of
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Table 5-16 FIRR Calculation .......
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1.2 Transport Sector in Vietnam 1.2
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North-South - Hanoi - HCMC Ring Roa
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Railway are listed as projects to b
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No. Table 1-6 Ethnicity 1-10 Kinh (
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Table 1-7 Temperature Month 1 2 3 4
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Table 1-10 List of Industrial Devel
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Table 1-11 and Figure 1-4 show the
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Mekong Delta is divided by the Tien
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4 Nguyen Anh Duc Cost Estimator TED
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(b) Establish Appropriate Communica
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(Works in Vietnam) 1st Work in Viet
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Table 2-5 Record of Major Meetings
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NH No.30 Tien Giang River NH No.80
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Month Levels I II III IV V VI VII V
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