Resettlement and Ethnic Development Plan

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1 Resettlement and Ethnic Development Plan Project Number: June 2017 Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project (Lao People s Democratic Republic) Resettlement and Ethnic Development Plan Update on Temporary Resettlement of 44 Households from Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak, Zone 2LR Prepared by the Nam Ngiep 1 Power Company Limited for the Asian Development Bank. This report is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature. Your attention is directed to the Terms of Use section of this website. In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area.

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3 REDP-UTR 44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project List of Contents List of Contents LIST OF CONTENTS III LIST OF TABLES LIST OF FIGURES ABBREVIATIONS V VI VII EXECUTIVE SUMMARY... 1 CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION... 3 PROJECT DESCRIPTION... 3 ABOUT THE REDP TEMPORARY RESETTLEMENT OF 44 HOUSEHOLDS FROM ZONE 2LR... 3 CHAPTER 2 - REQUEST FROM 44 HOUSEHOLDS... 5 NUMBER OF PAPS AND SIZE OF TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION... 5 VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS... 7 CHAPTER 3 - TEMPORARY RESETTLEMENT SITE... 8 CURRENT LIVING CONDITIONS... 8 FACILITY REQUIREMENTS... 8 TEMPORARY RESETTLEMENT ACCOMMODATION... 8 CHAPTER 4 - HOUSE DISMANTLING AND TRANSPORTATION CHAPTER 5 - TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS TRANSITIONAL FOOD SUPPORT TRANSITIONAL RICE SUPPORT TRANSITIONAL CASH SUPPORT CHAPTER 6 - SCHOOLING OF CHILDREN NUMBER OF STUDENTS SCHOOLING ARRANGEMENTS DURING TEMPORARY RESETTLEMENT CHAPTER 7 - LIVESTOCK CURRENT NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK AT THE TEMPORARY RESETTLEMENT FACILITIES CHAPTER 8 - LIVELIHOODS DURING TEMPORARY RESETTLEMENT DAY LABOUR WITH NNP1PC DAY LABOUR WITH CONTRACTORS VEGETABLE PRODUCTION START OF THE WET SEASON FOR AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES SOCIAL MONITORING CHAPTER 9 - CONSULTATIONS CONSULTATIONS CHAPTER 10 - CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF AND BUDGET FOR THE ACTIVITIES TEMPORARY RESETTLEMENT STEPS AND TIMELINE iii

4 REDP-UTR 44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project List of Contents BUDGET LIST OF ANNEXES 27 ANNEX 1 CURRENT LIVING CONDITIONS ANNEX 2 REQUEST LETTER FROM 44 HOUSEHOLDS ANNEX 3 MINUTES OF THE CONSULTATION MEETING ON 04 APRIL iv

5 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project List of Tables List of Tables Table 2-1: Type of accommodation and number of each type to be constructed at the temporary accommodation site... 5 Table 2-2: Details of the number of people in each household requesting temporary relocation... 6 Table 3-1: Provisions for meeting the criteria of the temporary resettlement facilities Table 6-1: Number of primary school students Table 6-2: Number of secondary school students Table 7-1 Number of livestock currently owned by the 44 households Table 10-1: Steps in the temporary resettlement process Table 10-2 Budget for Temporary Resettlement v

6 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project List of Figures List of Figures Figure 1-1 Satellite map of project location... 4 Figure 3-1: Design of temporary resettlement accommodation in 3D view... 9 Figure 3-2: Floor plan of temporary resettlement accommodation of a standard room Figure 3-3: Cross section view Figure 3-4: Sanitation facility cross section view Figure 3-5: Floor plan of the large and extended accommodation Figure 3-6: Location of temporary infrastructure in the Hatsaykham section of the HSRA Figure 3-7: Layout of structure on land plot Figure 7-1: Example of a temporary pig pen constructed in the Hatsaykham section of the HSRA Figure 7-2: Free ranging cattle Figure 7-3: Location of grazing area for Hatsaykham resettlers vi

7 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Abbreviations Abbreviations Abbreviation 2LR 2UR ADB APs ASL Full Name Zone 2 Lower Reservoir Zone 2 Upper Reservoir Asian Development Bank Affected People Above sea level B. Ban - Village in Laotian Language BCS BoD CA COD PAP E&S EdL EGAT EGATi EIA EL.( ) m EMO EMU EOD ESD FSL GOL GRM H/H, HH Ha HH KANSAI kv LACP LAK LAR Broad Community Support Board of Directors Concession Agreement Commercial Operations Date Project Affected Person/s Environmental and Social Électricité du Lao Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand EGAT international Environmental Impact Assessment Meters above Sea level Environmental Management Office Environmental Management Unit Explosive Ordnance Disposal Environment and Social Division Full Supply Level Government of Lao PDR Grievance Redress Mechanism Household Hectare Households The Kansai Electric Power CO.,INC. Kilo volt Land Acquisition and Compensation Plan Lao Kip Land Acquisition and Resettlement vii

8 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Abbreviations Abbreviation LHSE MOU MSL NGO Full Name Lao Holding State Enterprise Memorandum of Understanding Mean Sea Level Non-Government Organization NNP1 The Nam Ngiep Hydropower Project 1 NNP1PC PAP PDR PGRC PIZ RAP REDP REDP-UTR REDP-U2LR REDP-U2UR Nam Ngiep 1 Power Company Project Affected Persons People Democratic Republic Provincial Grievance Redress Committee Project Implementation Zone Resettlement Action Plan Resettlement and Ethnic Development Plan Resettlement and Ethnic Development Plan Update for Temporary Resettlement Resettlement and Ethnic Development Plan Update for Zone 2LR Resettlement and Ethnic Development Plan Update for Zone 2UR REDP-U3 Resettlement and Ethnic Development Plan Update for Zone 3 RMU SDP SIA SMMP SMO SPS TL US$ / USD UXO VDC VRC Resettlement Management Unit Social Development Plan Social Impact Assessment Social Management and Monitoring Plan Social Management Office Safeguard Policy Statement Transmission Line United States Dollar (US Dollar) Unexploded Ordnance Village Development Coordination Committee Village Resettlement Committee viii

9 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Executive Summary Executive Summary Overall situation. The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project is located along the Nam Ngiep River in Xaysomboun and Bolikhamxay Province of Lao PDR, downstream of Nam Ngiep 2 Hydropower Project. The Project is set 41 km north of Paksan, the capital of Bolikhamxay Province, which is located 145 km north-east of the national capital, Vientiane. Schedule of construction. Main construction activities of NNP1 started as scheduled in October Reservoir impoundment is scheduled for the rainy season of Electricity will be generated from Commercial Operation Date (COD), due in January 2019, over a concession period of 27 years. The Resettlement and Ethnic Development Plan (REDP). The approved Project REDP was made public and uploaded onto the Project and Asian Development Bank (ADB) websites in June The REDP provides a comprehensive background to the Project and the legal framework in which the Project functions as well as a description of the applicable social safeguards policies. It further presents all project social and livelihood restoration plans including the Compensation Policy, Zonal Resettlement Action Plans [RAPs], Livelihood and Income Restoration Plan (LIRP), Ethnic Development Plan (EDP), Public Consultation Plans leading to Broad Community Support (BCS), and describes the implementation and monitoring structures for these programs as well as a schedule and budget for their execution. Zone 2LR REDP Update. The REDP is organised by Project Impact Zone (PIZ). The PIZ consists of the areas affected by Project construction or operations, or in which the Project has environmental and social (E&S) commitments with the Government of Lao PDR (GoL). The PIZ crosses two provinces, Xaysomboun and Bolikhamxay. The Project has also identified and described impact sub-zones (see main REDP). This document is an update of Project activities addressing social impacts in Zone 2LR, including the villages of Houaypamom, Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak, which are located in Hom District, Xaysomboun province. The approved Project REDP-U2LR was made public and uploaded onto the Project and Asian Development Bank (ADB) websites in October 2016 The REDP Update Temporary Resettlement of 44 households from Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak, Zone 2LR (REDP-UTR-44) is an addition to the REDP U2LR already publicly disclosed and to the REDP Update Temporary Resettlement of 11 households from Houaypamom village in Zone 2LR (REDP UTR). The REDP-UTR-44 contains plans for the temporary resettlement of 44 households from Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak, based on their explicit request to resettle prior to the completion of the Resettlement housing in the Houay Soup Resettlement Area. Temporary resettlement was not an activity considered by the NNP1PC in any of the already published REDPs and is not an activity required for project purposes, but a response to direct requests by Project Affected People first expressed by 11 households from Houaypamom village in January 2017, and following the positive response to the request from Houaypamom, 44 households from Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak moving to the HSRA also filed a request to temporary relocate to the HSRA prior to completion of the houses. The 44 households requested to resettle to the HSRA ahead of the scheduled relocation in order to Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP-012 1

10 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Executive Summary make use of the dry season for resettlement and make optimal use of the start of the wet season for agricultural activities. House dismantling and transportation is more easily conducted in April when it is still the dry season. Temporary resettlement will also allow the households to familiarize themselves with the HSRA and make use of the opportunity to be hired as day labour at the HSRA. The REDP-UTR 44 presents the plans for facilitating the request made by 44 households from Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak villages, Zone 2LR. It details the requirements a temporary resettlement location must fulfil, the selection of a suitable site in the Houay Soup Resettlement Area and the facilities available there, the house dismantling and transportation arrangements and additional transitional support provided from the time of temporary resettlement (end of May 2017) until final resettlement to their permanent houses in the HSRA. It also provides details on the schooling arrangements for the children of the 44 households and relocation of their livestock. Amongst the 44 households, nine (9) households are considered vulnerable. The special arrangements made for these households are detailed in Chapter 2.2 Information about the project has been disseminated through consultations with affected communities for many years. Specific information regarding temporary resettlement has been disseminated through consultation with the 44 affected households when visiting the HSRA on 04 April Based on the consultations and site visit to the temporary resettlement site, all 44 households agreed and decided on the temporary resettlement site at HSRA. Additional information has been gathered by SMO technical officers from affected people as the basis for revising and amending relevant assessments and plans originally outlined in the REDP 2LR. Disclosure of information and ongoing consultations allow concerns to be addressed at an early stage and enable joint planning to find optimal replacement and compensation solutions. The Project s GRM catches remaining problems arising during the compensation process, solving potential conflicts between Project and PAPs. All activities will be funded by NNP1PC. The SMO Pre-COD estimated budget is 21,635,755 USD 2. Costs associated with the temporary resettlement are estimated to be 129,971 USD. This will be paid from existing budget for Resettlement. For those activities limited by scope, the budget may be revised upwards to reflect changing needs. Activities to date have been carried out jointly between the PAPs, GOL, and NNP1PC, and this will continue. This version of the REDP-UTR has been published in June 2017 on Company and ADB Website. 2 Budget estimate of the pro-ratio budget for Houay Soup Resettlement Site Development, Compensation cost and Livelihood Restoration program. Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP-012 2

11 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 1 CHAPTER 1 - Introduction Project Description The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project (Project) encompasses the construction of a hydropower dam, re-regulation dam, two power houses, transmission lines, and necessary supporting infrastructure such as roads, camp sites, quarries, etc.; by the Nam Ngiep 1 Power Company (NNP1PC). The owners of Nam Ngiep Power Co., Ltd. are the Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc. (Kansai Electric) from Japan, EGAT International Co., Ltd. (EGATi) from Thailand, and Lao Holding State Enterprise (LHSE) from the Lao PDR. The Project is situated on the Nam Ngiep River, which is a left bank tributary of Mekong River. The Project will construct a 166-meter high concrete gravity dam on the Nam Ngiep River, including the main power station of 272 MW capacity capable of an annual power generation of 1,546 GWh. Once in operation, the reservoir of the main dam will have maximum surface area of 66.9 km 2, covering parts of Bolikhamxay and Xaysomboun Provinces. An effective storage of 1,192 million m 3 from the reservoir is designed to drop up to 130 m to the main power station downstream from the main dam. About the REDP Temporary Resettlement of 44 households from Zone 2LR The REDP Update Temporary Resettlement of 44 households from Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak villages, Zone 2LR (REDP-UTR 44) is an addition to the REDP UTR already publicly disclosed. This document develops plans for the temporary resettlement of 44 households from Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak, based on their explicit request to resettle prior to the completion of the Resettlement housing in the Houay Soup Resettlement area. It is complementary to already existing documents, i.e. certain sections of the overall REDP and planning documents will not be repeated in this document but referred to where relevant. A detailed description of the Project can be found in the Social Impact Assessment, Chapter 2 3. This REDP-UTR 44 describes the systematic programme of all measures to be implemented to facilitate the request made by the 44 households from Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak, either in cash or in kind. This REDP-UTR 44 does not encompass the land acquisition and resettlement arrangements already detailed in the REDP-U2LR. The location of Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak villages in Zone 2LR and the HSRA is indicated on the map in Figure Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP-012 3

12 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 1 Figure 1-1 Satellite map of project location Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP-012 4

13 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 2 CHAPTER 2 - Request from 44 Households The Project received request letters from 44 households residing in Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak in Zone 2LR requesting relocation from their current community ahead of the completion of Resettlement Infrastructure construction for 2LR households in the HSRA (Annex 2). The 44 households requested to resettle to the HSRA ahead of the completion of their permanent house in order to make full use the dry season for resettlement and make optimal use of the start of the wet season for agricultural activities. House dismantling and transportation is more easily conducted in April when it is still the dry season. Temporary resettlement allows the households to closely supervise the construction of their new houses to ensure this is as they wish, and will also allow them to familiarize themselves with the HSRA and make use of the opportunity to be hired as day labour at the HSRA. The request by the 44 households follows a similar request made by Project Affected People from Houaypamom village who opted to relocate to the Houay Soup Resettlement site in early April Following the positive response to the request from Houaypamom, the 44 households from Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak moving to the HSRA also filed a request to temporary relocate to the HSRA prior to completion of the houses. Once NNP1PC received the request letters, the possibilities were explored to expedite the house construction in the HSRA, to allow for direct resettlement by the 44 households. However, this proved not possible, and therefore NNP1PC has now developed this plan describing the measures to be undertaken to facilitate the temporary Resettlement of 44 households from Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak. Temporary resettlement was not an activity considered by the NNP1PC in any of the already published REDPs and is not an activity required for project purposes, but a response to a direct request by Project Affected People. Number of PAPs and size of temporary accommodation The number of people in each household is provided in Table 2-2 below. The size and layout of the temporary accommodation take due consideration to the size of each of the families (see Table 2-1). Table 2-1: Type of accommodation and number of each type to be constructed at the temporary accommodation site No Type Number of people in the family Number of bedrooms in the accommodation Total roofed floor area in square meters 1 Standard Medium Large Number of temporary accommodation constructed in the HSRA 4 Extended More than 13 and depend on the number of Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP-012 5

14 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 2 No Type Number of people in the family couples in the households Number of bedrooms in the accommodation Total roofed floor area in square meters Number of temporary accommodation constructed in the HSRA Total 44 Table 2-2: Details of the number of people in each household requesting temporary relocation No HH ID Village name Number of people in the HH Sopphuane Sopphuane Sopphuane Sopphuane Sopphuane Sopphuane Sopphuane Sopphuane Sopphuane Sopphuane Sopphuane Sopphuane Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak 10 Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP-012 6

15 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 2 No HH ID Village name Number of people in the HH Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Sopyouak Namyouak Namyouak Namyouak Namyouak Namyouak 3 Total 290 Vulnerable households Nine (9) out of the 44 households are considered vulnerable households. These 9 households will receive special attention and support for their temporary relocation, in addition to the regular support for vulnerable households as specified in the REDP-U2LR (extension of the transitional period support from 3 months to 1 year). The health team will provide regular visits to the 9 vulnerable households, to advise them on recommended health and hygiene practices and treatment facilities available in case of an emerging illness. The education team will closely follow up and provide support via various mechanisms to the students so that they can complete their current school year with an exam and enrol in the next school year. Five of the 9 households have been identified as lacking household utensils required to implement recommended health and hygiene practices. Therefore, these 5 households will be provided with drinking water storage containers, drinking glasses and mosquito bed nets. One of the 9 households has health conditions requiring the transportation of a family member by NNP1PC car One of the 9 households has many young children requiring the transportation of all family members at the same time using NNP1PC vehicle. Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP-012 7

16 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 3 CHAPTER 3 - Temporary Resettlement site Current living conditions Sopphuane, Sopyouak and Namyouak villages are located in a remote part of Hom district. Road access is difficult in the wet season. The grid electrical system has not reached these 3 villages and only recently is there some partial phone network available. Due to the remote access, houses are constructed mainly from natural materials. However, households have also invested in more durable roofing materials over the past few years. Annex 1 provides details on the houses of the 44 households requesting temporary resettlement. Facility requirements The temporary resettlement site is expected to provide accommodation for a period of 3 months, from the time of temporary resettlement (end of May 2017) until final resettlement to their permanent houses in the HSRA expected to be completed for different households at different phases until the end of August For the selection of a suitable temporary resettlement site, NNP1PC has considered the following criteria: 1. Safe area for living 2. Access to clean water 3. Access to electricity 4. Access to sanitation 5. Accommodation in a weather proof shelter 6. Sufficient accommodation space so that the 44 households can stay together as a clan group 7. Sufficient and appropriate area and facilities for their livestock 8. Sufficient area to store materials transported by the households after dismantling their house 9. Sufficient area and facilities for households to cook 10. Access to education facilities for the children of school going age. 11. Proximity to and access to the HSRA Temporary Resettlement accommodation Construction of temporary accommodation at the Houay Soup Resettlement Area was considered as the main option for a temporary site, after the experience with the 11 households from Houaypamom, who also requested temporary resettlement and who could be accommodated in vacant land in the Hatsaykham section of the HSRA. Temporary accommodation can be quickly constructed, in 2 to 3 weeks. Several locations inside the HSRA were considered. The Infrastructure team of the SMO prepared a design of the facilities as per Figure 3-1 to Figure 3-7. The size of the temporary accommodation is adjusted to the number of people of each household. For access to electricity, a temporary electricity line will be connected to the grid at the HSRA school building. This will provide access at the temporary accommodation to grid electricity. At the same time, the 0.4 kv transmission line extension will be rescheduled and accelerated to replace the temporary Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP-012 8

17 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 3 line as soon as practical. For access to water supply the drilling of two boreholes at the location of the water treatment plant will be rescheduled and accelerated. A water tank will be installed near the boreholes and they will be equipped with electric pumps. The water tank, supplied by water from the boreholes will be connected via a pipe to the temporary accommodation and will be extended to the washing area of each accommodation. Consultation with Mr. Phonsyxion, the village chief of Hatsaykham was conducted on 04 April He informed the Project that Hatsaykham is welcoming the 44 households to their temporary accommodation, like they welcomed the 11 households from Houaypamom. Figure 3-1: Design of temporary resettlement accommodation in 3D view Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP-012 9

18 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 3 Figure 3-2: Floor plan of temporary resettlement accommodation of a standard room Figure 3-3: Cross section view Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

19 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 3 Figure 3-4: Sanitation facility cross section view Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

20 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 3 Figure 3-5: Floor plan of the large and extended accommodation Figure 3-6: Location of temporary infrastructure in the Hatsaykham section of the HSRA Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

21 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 3 Figure 3-7: Layout of structure on land plot Table 3-1: Provisions for meeting the criteria of the temporary resettlement facilities No Criteria Provision 1. Safe area for living The facilities will be constructed inside the HSRA and include temporary fencing See Figure 3-1 to Figure Access to clean water The drilling of 2 wells will be accelerated. A pipe network will be constructed to the washing area of each accommodation. See Figure 3-4 and Figure Access to electricity The construction of the 0.4 kv transmission line will be accelerated. The electrical grid will be extended to each house. Each room will have a fluorescent light. 4. Access to sanitation Each accommodation will have a toilet 5. Accommodation in a weather proof shelter 6. Sufficient accommodation space so that the 44 households can stay together as a group The building has correlate iron roof sheets and weather proof walls, see Figure 3-1. Each accommodation will have between 1 to 4 bedrooms, see Figure 3-2 and Figure 3-5 Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

22 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 3 No Criteria Provision 7. Sufficient and appropriate area and facilities for their livestock Fenced grazing land will be available for cattle and buffalos. Additional feed will be provided. Large animals will be vaccinated prior to relocation. Temporary pig pens will be constructed on a suitable land plot 8. Sufficient area to store materials transported by the households after dismantling their house in Houaypamom The compound has free space for storage of materials. Additional vacant plots nearby can be used as temporary storage, see Figure 3-6 and Figure Sufficient area for households to cook There is a cooking area in each accommodation, see Figure Access to education facilities for the children of school going age. The school in the HSRA is operational for the first 3 grades of primary school. Older students can join the existing school bus to transport to the school in Hat Gniun. 11. Proximity to and access to the HSRA They are living in the HSRA. 12. Proximity to and access to the cultivation land in the HSRA The temporary housing will be constructed on vacant housing land plots, in the same area as permanent housing is constructed. This allows for the same access to cultivation land during their temporary resettlement as after their final resettlement (see Figure 3-6 and Figure 3-7). 13. Access to clean and safe place to live The temporary housing will be constructed on vacant housing land plots, in the same area as permanent housing is constructed. This allows for the same access to garbage collection during their temporary resettlement as after their final resettlement (see Figure 3-6 and Figure 3-7). Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

23 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 4 CHAPTER 4 - House dismantling and Transportation The dismantling and transportation of household goods will follow the stipulations as outlined in the REDP-U2LR. Each household will be paid to dismantle their own house and load the material on trucks rented by the company for transportation to and unloading at the temporary resettlement site in the HSRA. In case the household cannot or prefers the company to arrange for dismantling their house, then NNP1PC will arrange for dismantling, loading, transportation to HSRA and unloading. Each household will be provided with a set of tools to dismantle their house, including a hammer, wrench, nail removing equipment and safety helmet. For packing of household goods such as cloths and bedding materials, large plastic bags will be provided. Plastic tarpaulins will be provided together with ropes to protect the transported materials from dust and rain during transportation. Because house dismantling and transportation of household goods is undertaken in late May, large trucks can cross the Nam Ngiep river at Sopyouak and drive via Bo village towards Bolikhan and then to the HSRA. Once the resettlement infrastructure is completed, each household will again be paid to load and unload their belongings unto a truck to transport it to their newly build house in the HSRA. Valuable household goods can be stored in the accommodation. Construction materials salvaged from their existing houses and transported, can be stored at the compound, which has sufficient area, as can be observed in Figure 3-6 and Figure 3-7. Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

24 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 5 CHAPTER 5 - Transitional arrangements Transitional Food support The REDP-U2LR outlines the transitional food support provided to each household moving to the HSRA. For the duration of the temporary resettlement, each household will be provided with the same transitional food assistance including essential nutrition items, such as cooking oil, salt, high protein items such as meat, eggs and other items as advised by a nutritional expert This will be in addition to the 3-month support, which they will receive after resettling to their permanent house in the HSRA. Transitional Rice support The REDP-U2LR outlines the transitional rice support provided to each household moving to the HSRA. For the duration of the temporary resettlement, each household will be provided with the same transitional rice assistance including rice support, milled rice, based on a provided consumption per household of 0.7 kg per day per adult and 0.5 kg per day per child (under 15 years). This will be in addition to the 5-year support, which they will receive after resettling to their permanent house in the HSRA. Transitional cash support The REDP-U2LR specifies that transitional cash support is provided to resettlers, to cover the expenses of water supply, electricity and garbage collection. At the temporary resettlement site, the Company will directly pay for the cost of electricity and water supply, because installation of individual electricity meters is time consuming and costly, and therefore only 1 meter will be installed and the cost of electricity will be directly born by NNP1PC. The PAP will have no cost for this. Therefore, no additional transitional cash support will be provided for the duration of the temporary resettlement. However, their 3-month provision will be provided after resettling to their permanent house in the HSRA. Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

25 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 6 CHAPTER 6 - Schooling of children Number of students The 44 households have a total of 84 children attending school, 43 of them are female. Details on the primary school students are listed in Table 6-1 and secondary school students in Table 6-2 Table 6-1: Number of primary school students Grade Number of students in the 44 households requesting early resettlement Total Female Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Total Table 6-2: Number of secondary school students Grade Number of students in the 44 households requesting early resettlement Total Female Secondary class Secondary class Secondary class Secondary class Secondary class Secondary class Secondary class Total Schooling arrangements during temporary Resettlement The Education team will facilitate the official notifications required to change school for the students and enlist in the new school. Agreements have been made with the district education department to ensure that the primary school students from Zone 2LR can take their end of year examination prior to their relocation. Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

26 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 6 The secondary school students from Zone 2LR currently attending the school in Nam Youak will continue to stay there with relatives or board there and resettle after completion of their final exam in early June In September 2017, the new schools will open in the HSRA and all students will be able to study in these new school buildings. Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

27 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 7 CHAPTER 7 - Livestock Current number of livestock The 44 households currently raise both small and large livestock in their village. The numbers of these livestock are listed in Table 7-1. Table 7-1 Number of livestock currently owned by the 44 households Num ber Type of animal Total number of animals owned by 44 households Number vaccinated 1 Buffalo Cow Pig Goat Chicken Duck 0 0 Total In the Zone 2 LR villages, similar to many rural communities in Laos, animals are mostly unmanaged and roaming freely in the village (see Error! Reference source not found.). Some households keep their pigs in a pig pen and chickens have a chicken pen for staying during the night time, but during the day they are free range. The exception to this free-range management style is the fighting bull. The fighting bulls are highly prized animals for Hmong people and play an important role in the Hmong culture. They are well fed by the owner, using a cut- and-carry system and housed in an animal pen near the dwelling of the owner. Livestock at the Temporary Resettlement facilities The large livestock was vaccinated prior to relocation. The large livestock will be relocated to HSRA at the same time as other belongings. Grazing land is being developed in the HSRA and will be allocated to the households to be used for feeding their cattle. The area is near the grazing land area for Hatsaykham resettlers (see Figure 7-3). The cattle can graze on this newly developed grazing land area. Additional feedstuff such as a salt lick will be provided by the Company if required. The fighting bulls will be kept in a temporary animal pen near the accommodation and the owners will continue their cut-and-carry feeding system. Medium size livestock will be taken by their owners to the temporary accommodation in the HSRA. Temporary pig pens will be constructed on a suitable land plot near the accommodation, to prevent the pigs from roaming freely in the HSRA (see Figure 7-1). Chicken and ducks will be kept in the backyard area and provided with a roofed shelter to prevent Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

28 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 7 them from getting wet during the rain. The livestock officer of the SMO Livelihood Team is Hmong and will visit the households on a regular basis, to consult with them regarding the arrangements made and solve issues as they arise, using the principles of adaptive management. Figure 7-1: Example of a temporary pig pen constructed in the Hatsaykham section of the HSRA Figure 7-2: Free ranging cattle Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

29 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 7 Figure 7-3: Location of grazing area for Hatsaykham resettlers Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

30 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 8 CHAPTER 8 - Livelihoods during temporary Resettlement Day labour with NNP1PC For the development of agricultural lands in the HSRA for 2LR Resettlers, the Project intends to hire day labour. Vegetation clearance or large areas is required to establish grazing land, fruit tree plantation and cash crop areas. NNP1PC will offer the opportunity to work as day labour to the 44 households, based on the labour requirements for the works. Day labour with contractors Several construction companies are working in the HSRA to construct resettlement infrastructure. The contractors will be informed of the possible availability of day labour from the 44 households and the opportunity to work as day labour will be offered to the 44 households, based on the labour requirements for the works. Vegetable production Each household will be provided with 30 m 2 of vegetable garden for cultivation of various vegetables. A small livelihood project will be offered to the households, demonstrating composting, and application of organic fertilizers and cultivation of 3 short season vegetables, such as lettuce, morning glory, spring unions and coriander. Shade netting will be used to protect the vegetables form the sun. And transparent plastic will be provided to make a greenhouse, to protect the vegetables from the rain. Seeds and agricultural tools will be provided to the households. The produce can be eaten by the families. Start of the wet season for agricultural activities Each household will be invited to participate in the land allocation process to select the location of their different agricultural land plots. This participatory process will start at the end of May Following selection of the agricultural land plots, cultivation of crops can commence at the start of the wet season in June Tools (shovel spade, hoe, rake and big knife), rice seeds, cash crop seeds and fruit tree seedlings will also be provided to the households in June, so that they have the means to commence cultivating their agricultural lands in June 2017 Social monitoring To ensure successful adaptation to the temporary resettlement conditions, the SMO Ethnic Specialist and SMO- Resettlement preparation team will for at least the first month conduct weekly visits to the households and consult them on their stay. Issues which arise will be dealt with using the principle of adaptive management. The weekly distribution of food items is a good contact point between the resettlement preparation team and the households. Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

31 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 9 CHAPTER 9 - Consultations Consultations Consultation with the 44 households and village Authorities of Hatsaykham were conducted in preparation of this REDP-UTR 44. Informal consultations with the 44 affected households (PAH), were conducted following receipt of the request letter. Information has been gathered from affected people as the basis for revising and amending relevant assessments and plans originally outlined in the REDP 2LR. A field visit to the HSRA was conducted by representatives of the 44 households on 04 April The MoM on this field visit are attached as Annex 3 Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

32 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 10 CHAPTER 10 - Activities Consolidated schedule of and Budget for the Temporary Resettlement steps and timeline The number of affected households to be temporary resettled requires detailed planning to ensure a successful temporary resettlement, which supports the overall resettlement and not result in negative impacts. Table 10-1: Steps in the temporary resettlement process. Step Activity Responsible Preparation Develop a detailed plan for the temporary resettlement for ADB s review. ADB to advice on whether it meets ADB SPS requirements. Step 1 Site visit by representatives of 44 households to the proposed temporary resettlement site Step 2 Confirm the request by 44 households and finalize the temporary resettlement arrangements with the 44 households Step 3 Arrange transportation contract with the transporter Step 4 Provide house dismantling tools to the 44 households Step 5 Provide house dismantling fee to the 44 households, through bank transfer Step 6 Arrange contract for the provision of transitional food and rice support Step 7 Physical relocation of 44 households Step 8 Step 9 Provide additional transitional food (weekly) and rice support (monthly) Provide training on use of facilities, electricity, toilet and road safety SMO Social Specialist SMO- Resettlement preparation SMO- Resettlement preparation Related document This REDP-UTR 44. Photo record of field visit MoM on arrangements and agreements with the 44 households Tentative time frame May-June April 2017 May 2017 Procurement Contract April 2017 SMO- Resettlement preparation SMO- Resettlement preparation Tool and material handover receipt singed by each household Copy of updated bank book showing the transfer May 2017 April 2017 Procurement Contract April 2017 SMO- Resettlement preparation SMO- Resettlement preparation SMO- Resettlement preparation Photo record of Resettlement Receipts of handed over materials Training attendance records May-June 2017 May July 2017 May 2017 Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

33 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter 10 Step Activity Responsible Step 10 Start vegetable home garden project SMO-Livelihood Team Step 11 Weekly follow up and provision Ethnic specialist of advice and support as and SMOrequired. Resettlement preparation Step 12 Prepare for Resettlement to SMO- HSRA Resettlement preparation Step 13 Final resettlement to HSRA SMO- Resettlement preparation Related document Handover records of materials. Photo record of Resettlement Tentative time frame June 2017 May July 2017 July 2017 July 2017 Budget The cost breakdown for the temporary resettlement is provided in Table 10-2 below. All costs will be covered from the ESD budget. The budget is based on a duration of temporary resettlement of 3 months. Table 10-2 Budget for Temporary Resettlement No Item Budget in LAK Budget in USD 1 Construction of temporary accommodation for 44 households, including the acceleration of drilling of wells and extend water supply network and the acceleration of construction of 0.4 kv TL and connection to temporary facilities 2 House dismantling 3 Transportation to temporary resettlement site 4 Food item support for 3 additional months 404,710,744 49, ,153,400 17, ,000,000 26, ,209,000 14, Rice support 3 additional months 80,703,000 9, Transportation to permanent house after 6 construction is completed 25,400,000 3, Training on use of water supply and electricity 1,600, Training on road safety 1,600, Livelihood support- home garden vegetable 9 production 14,000,000 1, Livelihood support- measures for livestock 10 including temporary shelter and supplemental 6, feeding if required 50,000,000 Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

34 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Chapter Electricity and water supply costs for 3 months 4,890, Total 1,059,266, ,971 Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

35 REDP-UTR of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project List of Annexes List of Annexes Annex 1 Current living conditions Annex 2 Request letters from 44 households. Annex 3 Minutes of the consultation meeting on 04 April 2017 Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

36 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex 1 Current living conditions Annex 1 Current living conditions No HH ID Village name Number of people in the household Number of couples in the households Number of bedrooms in current house House construction materials Roof Wall Floor Electricity Water supply to the house Facilities Sopphuane Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No No Sopphuane Corrugated iron sheet Bamboo Dirt No No No No Sopphuane Bamboo Bamboo Dirt No No No Yes Sopphuane Corrugated iron sheet Wood Cement No No Yes No Sopphuane Tile roofing Wood Cement No No Yes No Sopphuane Tile roofing Wood Cement No No Yes Yes Sopphuane Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No No Sopphuane Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No No Sopphuane Bamboo Bamboo Dirt No No No No Sopphuane Bamboo Bamboo Dirt No No No Yes Sopphuane Bamboo Bamboo Dirt No No No No Sopphuane Bamboo Bamboo Dirt No No No Yes Sopyouak Corrugated iron sheet Wood Wood No No Yes Yes Sopyouak Bamboo Bamboo Dirt No No Yes Yes Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No No Sopyouak Bamboo Bamboo Dirt No No Yes No Sopyouak Corrugated iron sheet Wood Cement No No No Yes Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No Yes No Toilet Rice storage hut Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

37 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex 1 Current living conditions No HH ID Village name Number of people in the household Number of couples in the households Number of bedrooms in current house House construction materials Roof Wall Floor Electricity Water supply to the house Facilities Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No Yes Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No Yes Sopyouak Wood Wood Dirt No No No Yes Sopyouak Corrugated iron sheet Wood Cement No No No No Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No No Sopyouak Bamboo Bamboo Dirt No No No No Sopyouak Bamboo Bamboo Dirt No No No No Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No Yes Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No Yes Yes Sopyouak Bamboo Bamboo Dirt No No No No Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No Yes No Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No No Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No Yes Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No Yes Sopyouak Bamboo Bamboo Dirt No No No Yes Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No Yes Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No No Sopyouak Tile roofing Wood Cement No No No Yes Sopyouak Tile roofing Bamboo Cement No No Yes Yes Sopyouak Bamboo Bamboo Dirt No No No No Sopyouak Tile roofing Bamboo Cement No No No Yes Namyouak Tile roofing Bamboo Cement No No No Yes Namyouak Tile roofing Bamboo Cement No No No Yes Toilet Rice storage hut Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

38 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex 1 Current living conditions No HH ID Village name Number of people in the household Number of couples in the households Number of bedrooms in current house House construction materials Roof Wall Floor Electricity Water supply to the house Facilities Namyouak Corrugated iron sheet Wood Cement/Wood No No Yes No Namyouak Bamboo Bamboo Dirt No No No No Namyouak Tile roofing Bamboo Cement No No No No Toilet Rice storage hut Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

39 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex2 request letter from 44 households No HH ID Village name Number of people in the household Animal shelter Chicken pen Pig pen Cattle pen Sopphuane 5 Yes Yes No Sopphuane 4 Yes Yes No Sopphuane 4 No No No Sopphuane 10 Yes Yes No Sopphuane 15 Yes Yes No Sopphuane 10 Yes Yes No Sopphuane 3 No No No Sopphuane 6 No No No Sopphuane 9 Yes No No Sopphuane 7 Yes Yes No Sopphuane 4 Yes Yes No Sopphuane 12 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 14 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 7 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 4 No No No Sopyouak 10 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 4 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 4 No No No Sopyouak 6 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 8 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 9 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 7 Yes No No Sopyouak 3 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 4 No No No Sopyouak 5 Yes No No Sopyouak 9 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 8 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 10 Yes No No Sopyouak 4 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 3 Yes No No Sopyouak 2 Yes No No Sopyouak 3 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 2 Yes No No Sopyouak 6 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 7 Yes No No Sopyouak 6 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 10 Yes Yes No Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

40 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex2 request letter from 44 households No HH ID Village name Number of people in the household Animal shelter Chicken pen Pig pen Cattle pen Sopyouak 6 Yes Yes No Sopyouak 9 Yes Yes No Namyouak 10 Yes Yes Yes Namyouak 5 Yes No No Namyouak 6 Yes Yes Yes Namyouak 7 No No No Namyouak 3 No Yes No Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

41 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex2 request letter from 44 households Annex 2 Request letter from 44 households Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

42 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex2 request letter from 44 households Unofficial translation Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

43 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex2 request letter from 44 households District: Hom Village: Namyouark Lao People s Democratic Republic Peace Independence Democracy Unity Prosperity *********000********* Request To: President of NNP1 RC (Acknowledged by RMU, DCC, related village organization and NNP1PC) Subject: requesting moving early to temporally house in HSRA for observing the construction of permanent house. - According to the volunteer of resettlement PAH - According to the delay of construction permanent house in HSRA We are: 1. Mr. Cheufonglor and Ms. Xiayang ID Mr. Leelor and Ms. Kaxiong ID Mr. Chailor and Ms. Nengthor ID Mr. Xaydaxiong and Ms. Yiher ID Mr. Sersixiong and Ms. Sipha ID Mr. Yelorliama and Ms. Ms. Biavang ID Mr. Siphonexiong and Ms. Pahualor ID 2835 Wishing moving to stay in temporally house in HSRA, any issues happened we will not complain project, province and district because of our volunteering. Therefore, requesting you for consideration appropriately. Your Sincerely. Namyuark Village, Date 5 May 2017 Certified by Village Headman Signature requesters Mr. Kheuxiong Mr. Cheufonglor Mr. Leelor Mr. Chailor Mr. Xaydaxiong Mr. Sersixiong Mr. Yelorliama Mr. Siphonexiong Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

44 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex2 request letter from 44 households Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

45 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex2 request letter from 44 households Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

46 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex2 request letter from 44 households Unofficial translation District: Hom Village: Sopphuane People s Democratic Republic Peace Independence Democracy Unity Prosperity *********000********* Request To: President of NNP1 PRLRC (Acknowledged by RMU, DCC, Village authority and NNP1PC) Subject: requesting moving early to temporally house in HSRA for observing the construction of permanent house. - According to the resettlement of GoL and Project to resettlement PAH - According to the real situation of climate current village is not comfortable - According to the delay of construction permanent house in HSRA To close follow up the construction of permanent house and have time for cultivation this season in HSRA. We are group of villagers moving to HSRA requesting to PRLRC and MD of NNP1PC and other related level consider the temporally area house for us 12 HH who decided moving to HSRA as attached list name. Any issues happened we will not complain company, because of our volunteering. Therefore, requesting you for consideration appropriately. Your Sincerely. Sopphuane Village, Date 20 April 2017 Certified by Deputy Village Headman Signature requesters Mr. Paduaher 1. Mr. Yonglorvang 2. Mr. Thongvang 3. Mr. Kamayvang Attachment: Name of requesters from Sopphuane village Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

47 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex2 request letter from 44 households Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

48 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex2 request letter from 44 households Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

49 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex2 request letter from 44 households Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

50 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex2 request letter from 44 households Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

51 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower Project Annex2 request letter from 44 households Unofficial translation Lao People s Democratic Republic Peace Independence Democracy Unity Prosperity *********000********* Request To: Managing Director of NNP1PC Subject: requesting moving early to temporally house in HSRA for observing the construction of permanent house and having time for cultivation this year. - According to the implementation plan of resettlement and livelihood restoration of PAH from the project - According to the discussion and agreement made among 26 resettlement PAH who decided moving to HSRA. We are 26 HH the affected persons in Sopyuark village, Hom district, Xaysomboun province who decided moving to HSRA Nam Ngiep1 Project request you that we are 26 HH ready to transfer to HSRA prior permanent house construction completed to close follow up the construction of permanent house and have time for cultivation this season in HSRA. To the reason above we would like requesting company arranging the temporally house, rice, food and transportation by the end of March Therefore, we 26 HH request you for consideration and finding the way appropriately. Your Sincerely. Ban Nong (Sopyouak Village), Date 10 March 2017 Certified by Village Headman Mr. Xiabiyang Yangphiatua Representative of 26 HH Mr. Brianengxiong Thongphetnavongxay Attachment: Name of requesters from Sopyouak Village Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

52 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower ProjectAnnex3 Minute of Consultation Meeting on 04 April 2017 Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

53 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower ProjectAnnex3 Minute of Consultation Meeting on 04 April 2017 Annex 3 Minutes of the consultation meeting on 04 April 2017 Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

54 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower ProjectAnnex3 Minute of Consultation Meeting on 04 April 2017 Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

55 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower ProjectAnnex3 Minute of Consultation Meeting on 04 April 2017 Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

56 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower ProjectAnnex3 Minute of Consultation Meeting on 04 April 2017 Unofficial translation Lao People s Democratic Republic Peace Independence Democracy Unity Prosperity *********000********* Minute of Meeting Consultation on Resettlement to Resettlement Area Prior to Completion of the Housing Construction - Pursuant to the proposed by the villagers of 26 households of Sopyuark request to move in construction area prior to completion of the houses construction. On the afternoon of 4 th April 2017 at 12:30. The consultation meeting was held to discussion on the option of move in prior to completion of housing construct. There are 6 households from Sopphuane, 11 households from Sopyuark and 2 households from Namyuark, total participants 22 persons, female 6 persons and from NNP1PC 3 persons. (List of participants attached herewith) Three topic were discussed in this meeting as following: 1. The building designed as a studio flat as 11 rooms for Houaypamom, each room consists on living room, two bed room and one kitchen, there is a toilet at backyard of each room, there are water supply, electricity and temporally home garden area at backyard Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP

57 REDP-UTR44 of The Nam Ngiep 1 Hydropower ProjectAnnex3 Minute of Consultation Meeting on 04 April The place to be built the temporally house for 3 villages resettlers The place to be built the temporally house is the new levelling area where villagers not selected for permanent house. The style of temporally house is the same as Houaypamom temporally house for 11HH, but there will be two flat houses with the road in between of two houses. The company will construct the borehole and connect electricity to temporally houses. There is wide area for animal 3. Visiting the new land levelling area for acceptance 25 HH I. The discussion on temporally a. Some villagers mentioned that in case the family member is covering 9-10 persons, so the room is small, not enough space. Infrastructure team answered that the team will collect information concerning current house and team is able to arrange enough room for big family. b. Some have no confidence staying in temporally house c. Villagers agreed with the space to be built temporally house, but the company must provide the facilities such as water supply and electricity. The company will construct the borehole and connect electricity to temporally house. II. Other issue discussed: a. After relocation to temporally house the company will provide rice and food support to the households. b. The transferring school document the company is responsible to provide. The discussion and walking around the place to be built temporally house completed at 15:00 and villagers return to their villages. Therefore, the minutes of meeting for this visit had been prepared as reference for further implementation. Document No. NNP1-C-K0203-RP