Decision No. 319/QD-TTg approving the master plan on socio-economic development of Gia Lai province through 2020

16 Part II. OTHER DOCUMENTS THE IJRIME MINISTER Decision No. 319/QD-TTg of March 16, 201.~, approving the master plan on soci(economic development of Gia Lai province through 2020 '.j'HE PRIME MINISTER Pursuant to the December 25,200] Law all Organization of the Government; Pursuant to the Government's Decree No. 92/2006rND-CP of September 7. 2006, on jormullltJ"on, approval and management of socio-eiiinomic development masterplans, and-the Gowwunent :\' Decree No. 04/2008/ND-CP of Janil(~rv 11, 2008, amen ding and supplementing a number of articles 01" the Government's Decree No, 92/2006/ND-CP; At tli~~proposalof the People's COIllIn ittcc ofGia Lai province, DECIDES: Article 1. To approve the master plan on soc iu-ecouomic development of Gia Lai province through 2020 (below referred to as the master plan), with the following principal contents: I. DEVELOPMENTVIEWJ'OlNl·~ 1. This master plan must comply with the national strategy on socio-economic Issue nos 01-021April2012 (Cong BaD IIOS 275-276/A1alch 3/. 20l2) development and the master plan ou thc Central Highlands region; and ensure synchrony and consistency with sectoral master plans. 2, To effect ive Iy exploi t the provi ncc ' s potential and advantages, intensify international integration and promote cooperation with localities in the region and the whole country; to concentrate on studies to renew the growth model and restructure the economy toward rational cx teusive and intensive deve loprnent; to mobilize and properly use all resources for fast and sustainable soc.io-eco no mic developmen t and ceo-environment protection, 3. To make gradual a dj u s t m e n t for harmonized and rational development among areas in the province and gradually narrow the living-standard gap among different strata of people: to attach importance to hunger elimination, poverty reduction, people's health care and social stability, and increase solidarity among different erhni« groups. 4, To closely combine eco normc development with dcf'c nsc and security strengthening and consolidation; to firmly maintain national sovereignty and borders and maintain friendly ties with neighboring provinces in the Vietnam-Cambodia border area: to ensure politica Isecunty and social order and safety, II. DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES I. General objectives To achieve fast, efficient and sustainable socio-economic development; to create Issue n~ 01-021April 2012 (Gong Bao /lOS 275-276/M!lrcli 31. 2(12) fundamental changes in growth quality and competitiveness of the economy: to step by step build complete and modern infrastructurc ; to increasingly improve people's material and spiritual life. To strive to build Gia Lai into a center of the northern Central Highlands region and a motive-force region in the Vietnam-Laos Cambodia development triangle. 2. Targets aJEconomic development: The average economic growth rate will reach 12.4(/r)/year during 2011-2020, specifically 12.8%/year during 2011-20 IS and 12 % duri Ill; 2016-2020. Pcr-capi t a average CiOP (based on the current price) will reach VNO 34.2 million by 2015 and VNO 72.2 mi Ilion by 2020: The proportions of agriculture, industries and services in the economic structure wi II be :)3(/(" 36.]O;() and 30.3% respectively by 2015. By 2020, these figures will be 28'Yr), 38"/0 and 34(J(J, respectively: To strive to attain an export turnover of around usn 250 million by 2015 and around usn 580 million by 2020: Budget revenues will account for around 10% and 7.2% of the GOP by 2015 and 2020, respectively. b/ Social development: The province's population will be about 1.417 million by 20 IS and about 1.532 mi Ilion by 2020; the rate of rurul population wi II be around 6Y;1, by 2015 and 60% by 2020: to reduce the annual rate of poor households (according to the current poverty line) by3-4% 17 on average during 2011-20IS. and strive for the target that there will be no poor households by 2020; By 2020, around 7orJ(, of preschools, primary schools and lower secondary schools will have physical foundations up to national standards and 90% of villages will be recognized as cultured villages; By 2015, 60(;;:, of communes, wards and townships will satisfy national health standards; there will be 6,5 medical doctors per 10,000 people; by 2020, these ligures will be 100% and 8 medical doctors respectively, and all communes will have medical doctors; To create around 23,000 new jobs each year during 2011-2015 and around 25,000 new jobs each year during 2016-2020. By 2015, the rate of trained labor wi II reach 40%, of which the rate or workers receiving vocational training will account for 71.5%: by 2U20, these figures will be 50% and 73,9(/0 respectively: To ensure that all people will have access to clean water by 2020. e/ Environmental protection: To increase and maintain forest coverage at over 53.1 % and 60% by 2015 and 2020 respectively; to take the initiative in responding to climate change: By 2020, over 9Y/r, of daily-life and industrial solid waste will be collected and treated, over 80% of hazardous waste and 100% of medical waste wi IJ be treated up to standards before being discharged into the environment; lOorlr, of new production establishments will apply clean technologies. 18 tn SECTORAl, OEVFJ nPMFNT ORiENTATIONS 1.Agriculture and new countryside building To develop it large commodity production zone for accelerated application of scientific and technical advances andmechanized cultivation methods from soil preparation to harvest to tum out high-quality agricultural products for domestic and foreign markets. To attain an average increased value of around 5.6%/year during 201l-1020, specifically 6.2%/ycar during 2011-20 I5 and YYcJ/ycar dunng 201o 2020. a/ Cultivation: To restructure plants according to natural conditions (soil, climate, ceo-system, ctc.) of each zone and market demand: to raise land use efficiency; to attach importance to developin~ such plants of high economic value as coffee, rubber, cashew, pepper and fruit trees: to ensure food security; To stabilize agricultural production areas by 2020, including around DO,OOO ha for rubber, 80,000 ha for coffee, 27,000 ha for cashew, over 8,000 hu for pepper and tell, 25,000 ha for sugarcane, 80,000ha for rice, and 110,000ha for maize and cassava. hi Animal rearing: To develop livestock and poultry rearing in farms and households in association with epidemic control and prevention. By 2020, the buffalo and cow herd will be around 0.52 million. the pig herd will he around0.55 million, and the poultry flock will hearound 2.2 mi Ilion. Issue nos Ol-02JApri12012 (eDng Baa IIOS 275-276/Man1l3/. 20/2) c( Forestry: Toproperly implement the policy on raising public funds and resources for forestry: to plan and structure 3 categories of forests to Iaci litatc forest management, protection and development: to complete the allocation and contracting of forests and forestland to communities so thut local people cun benefit from forests. dI Rural devr-Iopmcnt: To step by step build a new countryside according to the national set of new countryside criteria; to ensure rural people 's easy access to social services and public welfare. To develop new models of rural economy suitable to the current development stage in Vietnam.To strive that over 24C}S and around 54W·, of communes will Satisfy new countryside criteria by 2015 and 2020 respectively. 2. Industry, construction To develop industries for attarm ng the growth objecti ves and restructuring the economy toward industrialization and modernization. The average growth rate will reach l7.6o/r during 20] ]-20i5 and 15.W;.h duriflg 1016-2020. By 2020, the iudusu ia] sector will contribute 26.6% to the province's GDP, and create jobs for 19(~, of the workforce. Specifically: To focus 011 de vc lop i n g compc t it i ve industries using local materials; to attach importance to developing industries that serve agriculture and rural areas and supporting industries; to develop new techniques and technologies for application to industrial Issue nos OI-02lApri12012 (Gong Beo IIOS 275-27MHarch 3t, 2(12) production', to increase the proportion of deep processing industry for higher economic efficiency; to build key product and commodity groups; To iuvcst ill, upgrauL: and develop e.x.islirlg industrial establishments for raising the quality and competitiveness of industrial products to meet domestic market and export needs: To give priority to developing labor intensive industries such as processing of agricultural and forest products, production of traditional arucles ltke handicrafts and t me-art articles for tourism, rattan, bamboo and brocade products, etc. To attach importance to building constructi on capacity and gradually increase construction scale and quality; to focus on key works in the local ity: to further embellish urban centers toward civ iIization and modcmi ty and meet requirements in each development period. To stri vc for the construction sector's growth rate of 14.6';;, during 2011-2015 and 14.1% during 2016-2020 on average. 3. Services To develop services with great contributions to the economy such as trade, tourism, finance, han king, post and telecommunications. To strive for the average growth rate of l4.9%/year during 2011-2015 and 12.4%/ycar during X) 16 2020 . Specifically: To diversify types of services and raise service quality. To rapi dly increase goods circulation, especially expanding outlet networks from the city and towns to deep-lying, remote and extreme difficultv-stricken areas' to. , 19 expand rural markets and create close linkage between localities; To develop traditional services: to raise the qual ity of transportation. post, tel ecomrnuni cations and information technology services; to rapidly develop new services and finance banking services to meet requirements in each development period: to expand the provision of production and daily-life services; To embellish and develop tourist attractions and formulate investment projects under piauuing ; To increase service activities with provinces in the Central Highlands region, the coastal central region and Ho Chi Minh City; to develop foreign markets for exporting farm produce commodities and importing and supplying supplies, technological equipment and goods for production and daily life. 4. Development of social affairs a/ Population, lahor and job creation: To properly implement family planning and reproductive health care, striving to reduce the natural population growth rate to 1.71% hy 2015 and 1.57(;1, by 2020; To develop training disciplines to meet social requirements. attaching importance to technical training. To adjust traini ng disciplines with a view to creating a rational labor structure, associate training with employment and give priority to training local officials and training officials in deep-lying, remote and ethnic minority areas; To focus on investment in and development of LI network of vocational establishments in the , , Issue nos 01·021April 2012 (Gong Baa !lOS 275-276/Mwch 3/. 20/2) locality under planning; to mobilize vocational training resources in the locality, especially businesses and craft villages, and form a vocational training network with different systems and levels to rapidly expand vocational training; to properly implement the policy on needs-based vocational training; to attach importo~ to training rural labor, especially boarding training for young ethnic minority people; to- develop mobile job training for different groups of people and increase., employment and self-employment opponuwt.ks, etc. bl Meatcine and public health care: ~ To develop public health care on the principl,: of prevention, activeness and initiative; Jf)~lrive tklt all ppnple will have access \0 primary health care services and have conditi~ for accessing and using quality healthcar~'scrvices; to reduce morbidity rates and improve people's physical strength and increase.life expectancy; Tostep up raising public funds and r e so urces for investment in physical foundations, equipment and health workers from provincial to grassroots level; to strive that by 2015. 6WYr, of communes, wards and townships will satisfy national health standards; 80% of comnumcs will have medical doctors; there will be 6.5 medical doctors and 24.4 patient beds per to,OOO people. By 2020, these figures will be 1O()i;{" 100%, g medical workers and 25 patient beds. c/ Education and training: To develop education and training toward comprehensive development and raising pcople's intcllcctuul standards; to build a learning society; To inherit and promote achievements of education and training insti rations. ensuring practicality and e ffecti vcncss. To prope rly implement national target programs on education; To step up socialization for education and training development; to diversify training lHDlJeb and effec tivc Iy integrate different funding sources; By 2015, all districts, towns and cities will reach national standards on preschool education universalization for S-ycar-old children; by 2020, over 70CJ(. of preschools, primary schools and lower secondary schools will have physical foundations up to national standards. dI Development of culture, physical training and sports: To raise the effect of state management of cu Iture-in CUI lllali Oil •au d plry ~ic<tl traiuing sports. To step up the dissemination of the Party's and State's policies to people of all strata: ~ To promote and improve the quality and effectiveness of the "Ali people unite to build a cultured life" movement. To further huild and consolidate grassroots culture and information i nstirutions; to build new cultured wards, communes, villages and hamlets, attaching importance to developing chi ldrerr'x playing facilities and venues for community cultural activities; To study and select appropriate forms of investment to conserve and embellish revolutionary-historical and cultural relics; to TSSIIP nos 01-n2//\ pril 2m2 (Gong B{lO nos 175-276/MufCh 31, 20/2) revolutionary-historical and cultural relics: to maintain and promote the space of Gong culture in the Central Hj ghlands. 5. Defense and security To closeJy cornbine socio-economic development with defense and security consolidation in formulating every sectoral or local master plan and plan: to firmly protect sovereign independence, unity and territorial integrity: To further build Gia Lai into a finn defensive region in the new situation: to build all-people defense posture in the border region; tu 1'1U11lute the :,trellglh of national great unity: to fight the "peaceful evolution" strategy of hosu le forces in all fiel ds: to ensure poli tical stability and maintain social safety. 6. Infrastructure development a/ Transport: By 2020, to improve and upgrade the transport system to be complete and gradually modern and interconnected, with a size suitable to each area and locality in the province. To coordinate with the Ministry of Transport in step by step expanding and upgrading national highways linking Gia Lai with Central Highlands and coastal central provinces to meet economic and cultural exchange needs among localities, suitable to available resources and conformable with different sectoral master plans; To take the initiative in drawing up plans and rationally allocating resources in each period under planning for building, expanding 21 and upgradmg nnra-provmciat and inter-district roads linking with national roads. especially transport in districts along national highways, to form economic corridors and urban, industrial and tourist development areas casiIyaccessible from outside; To renovate and upgrade roads according to piarming in urban centers in Plciku city and An Khe and Ayun Pa towns; to develop rural roads tu all areas ill the province to facilitate population redistribution, socio-economic development and traffic density regulation. hi Irrigation system: To rlevel 0Jl a III I ilti-purpose irrigation system to meet the requirements of changing plant varieties and animal breeds and restructuring the agricultural economy. By 2020, to ensure stable water sources for irrigating over 52,000 ha uf cultivation land, including 32,000 ha under double-crop rice and 20,000 ha under industrial trees and different vegetables and crops. el Electricity supply, water supply and drainage and wastewater treatment systems: To upgrade and step by step modemize the whole electricity transmission and distribution system, ensuring stablesupply ofelectricity with h iglJ 4 u al i ty t o meet soci o-cconomic development requirements in the province; to attach importance to building small-sized hydropower works and electricity supply networks for deep-lying, remote and ethnic minority areas. To strive that J()()!)f; of households will have access to electricity before 2020; To deve lop 220 kY and 110 kY high-voltage 22 power grid~ under planning and link po\\'cr grids and develop electricity sources with the border provinces in the Vietnam-Laos Cambodia development triangle; To step by step invest in and completely upgrade daily-life water supply systems for urban centers and rural residential quarters to sufficiently meet lh~ pcopk'~ IlceLl:>, To 511 ive that all households in the whole province will have access to clean water before 2020: To build complete systems for rainwater drainage and wastewater collection and treatment, especially in urban areas and industrial parks and complexes, dJ Information and communication: To build and develop in the whole province information and communication infrastructure with modem, safeand reliable technologies, large capacity and high speed and q uality, mceting information and communication needs and actively contributing to socio-economic development. defense and security maintenance, rescue, salvage and natural disaster mitigation activities; By 2015, toe national information and communication network will be connected to all districts and over 80% of communes with optical cables and other modes of broadband transmission. By 2020, there will be 36 telephone sets and 4,26 internet subscribers per WO people. IV. ORIENTATIONS POR ORGANIZlNG DEVELOPMENT SPACE To develop urban and rural areas In a Issue nos Ol-02/ApriI2012 (Gong Baa 11O~ D,\-l/6/March 3 t, 20r 2) harmonious manner: to step by step narnw, the development-level gap between regions in the province. 1. l! roan and rural spatial deve lopment Urban network development: To build Pleiku city into a central urban area of the province and concurrently a center of the northern Central Highlands region; to develop sateHite urban centers comprising Chu Se township as a grade-IV urban center. the southwestern center with supporting urban centers including district and commune centers ofChu Pah, Dac Doa and Chu Se districts; Dong Tay urban center embracing An Khe (grade-Il [ urban center), Due Co border gate and Chu Ty township; to develop townships and commune centers in Duc Co, Ow Prong, la Grai, Mang Yang, An Khe, Kong Chro and Kbang districts', and Dong Nam urban center associated with Ayun Pa (Own center, By 2020, Gia Lai province will have l ci(y as a grade-I urban center, 3 towns and 20 district townships with an urban population of around 635,000, accounting for about 41.Y'fr, of the province's total population. Statue development or rural population: To rearrange and redistribute population in the pro vincc. to 5laJually invest in building infrastructure for centers of commune clusters and conso li dated residential quarters in accordance with the master plan on new countryside bui Iding. 2. Development of economic sub-zones Eastern Truong Son sub-zone (embracing Issue nos OI-02!ApriI20I2 (Cong Bao 1/0.\ 275-27ri/;War('h 3 I. lOl2) An Khe and Ayun Pa towns, Kbang, Kong Chro, Krong Pa, Phu Thien and la Pa districts): To promote the advantages of alluvial soil for expanding areas, increasing yields or food plants and developing livestock rearing: Western Truong Son sub-zone (ernbraci ng Plciku city. Chu Pah, Oak Doa. Ia Grai. Chu Prong, Maug Yang, Chu Se and Due Co districts): To reserve most of basalt areas in this sub-zone for developing high value industrial trees such as rubber. tea, coffee, in association with processing agricultural commodities for export and industrial development; In deep-lying, remote and ethnic minority areas: To further invest in socio-economic infrastructure: to raise people's intellectual level and incomes; to step by step narrow the living standard gap between difficulty-hit areas and developed areas of the province. To properly implement regulations and policies applicable to difficulty-hit arens: to mobilize m['anizations. individuals and businesses of different CCOl101l1ic sectors to invest in economic development in these areas. V. LIST OF PROJECTS PRIORITIZED FOR INVESTMENT STUDY ()'ce attach ed Appendix} VI. SOLUTIONS FOR THE MASTER PLAN IMPLEMENTATION I. Raising investment capital During 2011-2020, the province will need an investment capital amount of around VND 72 trillion (fixed price), including around VND 23 ~5 trillion during 2011-20 IS and around VND 47 trillion during ~o 16-2020. In addition to state hudgct funds, the province should take solutions for effectively mohilizing domestic and foreign resources for development investment through: Making and issuing a list of investment calling programs and projects through 2020. On that hasis. to step up advertising and promotion activities to attract investment in the province, attaching importance to raising different funding sources: Improving the investment environment and production and business en vironme nt, especially reforming investment procedures; improving infrastructure to readily receive investment projects: and adopting attractive and transparent investment support policies in accordance with law: Stepping up raising funds from all economic sectors lor investment especially in education, training, health care, culture, sports, br oadcastm g , television, science and tee hnology. and env iron mental protection; Increasing forms or investment like BOT, 13T BTO. PPP to facilitate the development of capital rnarkets; developing in vestment joint venture and cooperation and contribution of assets as investment capital: Promoting grassroots democracy so that people can participate in effectively supervising the use of state budget funds to ensure investment efficiency. 2. Human resource training. and development 24 .,: r- Issue nos 01·021April 2012 (Gong Baonos 275-276/Martli 31. 2(12) To increase technical and skills lfl.l.ining for laborers and rapidly increase the rate of trained labor to meet requirements of developing new occupations and stepping up labor export: To properly provide training for ethnic minority laborers and vocational training for rural young people; training institutions should cooperate with businesses ill training activities. By 2020,·m"ound 50% of laborers will receive vocational training. 3. Science and technology and environmental protection To enhance scientific and technological cooperario n wi th domestic and foreign organizations and individuals, thereby selecting advanced and appropriate technologies for applicationin the locality, thereby implementing ." , the prog~ on transfer of new technologies and new products in the farm fooLi processing industry; To study and d a boratc i ncc.n 1iv c mechanisms and policies for science and technology development, contributing to boosting economic growth, social development and protection of natural resources and eco environment; To conserve biodiversity and rationally use natural resources. To step by step L1eal vvith soil erosion and degradation through strongly developing forestation and forest restoration: To disseminate laws and regulations on environment and increasingly raise public awareness about environmental protection: to formulate environmental protection solutions in each sector of the economy. 4. Raising stale mUI1Llgcmcnt cupacity To further step up administrative reform and information tc.c h n o logy upp licut ion to administrative management: to reform administrative procedures in all fields, especially in appraisal of investment projects. business registration, grant of construction licenses, house ownership and land use right certificates, household rcg istrut ion, notarization, etc. VB. ORGANIZATION AND SUPERVISION OF THE MASTER PLAN IMPLEMENTATION 1. Publicization and dissemination of the master plan Topublicize and disseminate the master plan to Party organizations and administrations at all levels, sectors, mass organizations, businesses and people in the province and based on the master plan's contents and objectives, to formulate specific action programs for step by step fulfilling the master plan's objectives. 2. Formulation of action plans After the master plan is approved hy the Prime Minister, based on its contents and objectives, the province shall formulate action plans for the master plan implementation; To concretize the master plan \; objectives through 5-ye;.iT and annual plans for effective implementation of the master plan. To annually evaluate the master plan implementation and on that basis, to review the master plan and propose within its competence the modification Issue nos 01.02!ApriI2012 (Gong Baa1/(1.1 275-276//'rfaldI3 I. 2(12) of the master plan to suit till: provinces socio economic development situation in each period; All levds, sec t ors , xoc io-pul i t icu l organizations and people shall examine and supervise the master plan implementation. Article 2. The master plan serves as a basis for formulation, approval and implementation uf sector master plans (construction. land use and other relevant master plans) and investment projects in Gia Lai province. Artielc 3. Bused on the provinccs socio economic development objectives, tasks and orientations under the approved master plan, the People's Committee of Gia Lai province shall assu me the pri me responsi bi Ii ty for, and coordinate with concerned ministries and sectors in: 1. Directing under regulations the formulation, submission and implementation of district-level master plans 011 socio-economic development; construction planning; land use planning and plans; and master plans on development of sectors and domains to ensure overall and comprehensive socio-economic and dcfensc-sccunty development. 2. Formulating long-, medium- and short term plans. key socio-economic development programs and specific projects in order to ruti onall y foe us investment ill and allocate capital. 3. Cluborating, lSSUlllg or submitting tu competent state authorities for promulgation (if the issues fall beyond its competence) a number of mechan isins and policies in response to the 25 province-s socio-economic development requirements in each period with a view to attracting and mobilizing resources for the master plan implementation. Article 4. Within tile ambit of their functions. tasks and powers, concerned ministries and sectors shall: l. Guide and assist the People's Committee nfGia Lni province in implementing the master plan; elaborate, issue or submit to competent state authorities for promulgation a number of mechanisms and policies in response to the province's s oc io-econornic development req ui rcrncut s ill each JJCI i au with a view [() effectively using resources; promote and attract investment based on the province's socio economic development objectives and tasks identified in the master plan. 2. Coordinate with the People's Committee of Cia Lui province in adjusting and supplementing sectoral master plans to ensure synchrony and consistency of the master plan; consider and assist the province in raising domestic and foreign investment capital sources for the master plan implementation. Article 5. This Decision takes effect on the date of its signing. Article 6. The chairperson of the People's Committee of Gia Lai provi nee. minister s, heads of ministerial-level agencies and heads of government-attached agencies shall i rnplement this Decision Prime Minister NGUYEN TAN DUNG 26 Issue nos Ol-02/ApriI2012 (Cong Beo IWI 275-276/Mw(h 3/,2(12) APPENDIX LIST OF PROJECTS PRIORITIZED FOR INVESTMENT STUDY IN GIA LAI PROVINCE DURING 2011-2020 (To the Prime Minister's Decision No, 3/9/QIJ- ITg of March /6, 20/2) No. Name of project I CENTRALLY INVESTED PROJECTS Ho Chi Minh road and national highway; 14C 19 and 25 (the sections runnmg through Gia 1 Lai province); national highway I<J-hypassing road (the section running through An Khe and Duc Co towns); nationai highway 14-hypassing road (the section running through Chu ~ Se and Chu Puh districts); Llpgnldi.!JgJ:ll~iku airport 2 Ia Tul irrigation system, Ia Pa district II UXALLY MANAGED PROJECTS Chu Se-Chu Prong-Mung Yang, Phu Th ien-la Pa-KrongPa. Chu Pah-Dak Doa-K'Bang. 1 Dak Doa-Mang Yang-Kong Chro. Mang Yang, K'Bang, Chu Puh-Chu Prong, and Kong Chro-Ia Pa inter-district mads (the section from provincial road 667's T{unction to Chu Rang commune, Ia Pa district) 2 Route to the east of the province (national highway 19 W Dar Bang commune, KrongPa district) 3 Upgrading and expanding provincial roads 661, 662, 663 (phase 2), 664, 665, 666. 668. 669 and 670 4 Building and developing irrigation infrastructure; embanking Ba and Avun rivers Expanding and upgrading water supply systems in Pleiku city. An Khe town. Ayun Pa town 5 ;lnrl Chll Sc district: water supply systems In townships: rural clean water and environmental sanitation systems in districts, towns and Pleiku city 6 Water drainage and wastewater treatment for Plerku citv 7 Disposal and burial of solid waste in urban centers and concentrated rural residential quarters; garbage treatment systems fur townships 8 Eeo-tourist zone in Kon Ka Kinh n:ltirma1p;lrk' Kon Ch u Rang touri st und nature reserve 9 Infrastructure of road 19 international border-gate economic zone Upgrading the province's general hospital and investing In the oncology department; 10 upgrading the preventive medicine center. health communication and education center and reproductive health Carecenter: leprosy and dermatology hospital 11 Gia Lai university: Health Col leze: Culture-Arts C()I1(~!'(~ 12 "Uncle Ho with Central High lands ethnic groups" monument: provincial theater; Gia Lai ethnic groups' culture park; Tay Son Thuong Dao relic 13 Provincial sports complex and multi-functional competition hall 14 Projects on plant varieties, animal breeds and aquacul: urc: sedentary cultivation and rxipu latinn redistribution. etc. Issuenos0)-021April 2012 (Cong BaG IIriS 275~2761;v!<IIt1l31. 2(12) 27 l~ Tra ])<1 indusma: park 10 the wes: oj' Pleiku (PJeiku city), Song An mduslrial p~lrk (An Khc uiw»), hi San industrial park (Avun Pa (own). and Chu Sc industrial park (Chu Sc district) 16 Road 19 bordcr-g~lte industrial rark (Duc Co dlsuiet) 17 Electricity supply for new districts and cnmmuncx 18 Infrastructure fur Pleiku city. An Khe and AYun Pa towns and Chu Se district i () Dcvdopin.e; (Jptical cable networks inall communes: Vinasut satellitetelevision broadcasting program lI! PRODUCTION AND BUSINESS PROJECTS CALLING FOR INVESTMENT I Projects on plant varieties. animal breeds and aquaculture in dIstricts. lowns and Plciku city Projects on processing vegetables. fruits. maize starch. cassava starch. cashew nuts. vegetable 2 oil. white pepper. beun coffee with wet pnK'C.'iSln~ tcchl1Dlogyand instant coffee. and bee honey; factories processing fi ne-an Wl)OU articles. Ii vestork reed and rubber latex; livestock products and leather tanning :I Projects on producing confecrionarv products. canned foods. beer and bcvcraue in Gia Lui Factories producing HDF plywood, teaching equipment. interim wood furniture. household articles 4 made of bamboo, HgricuItural mnchines. h~ll1d ploughs. mHSlil'. hous\"h()IJ pbSlic articles, household rubber rrodlll'\.'.. fertilizer; garb,lge treatment in combination with fertilizer production ') Department stores. trade centers and centers of districts. towns and Pleiku city; upgrading and oUlldlng of marketplaces III dlstncts. towns und Pleiku crtv: provincia! tall' and exhibition center (J Other tourist zones like Phu Cuong Ivatcti'alL Sea Lake Forest Park. An Khc-Ka Nat hydropower reservoir: eco-tounst zones al Lower Avun hike. In Lv lake and Bau Can waterfall in Tav Ho hamlet 7 Tra Da new urban center. National Highway 19~Lc Duan urban center and Lc Thanh Ton residential quarter (Pleiku city); An Tan new urban center (An Khe town) 8 General. professional and vocational schools. No(S: The locauons. sizes. land areas and total investment amounts and sources for the above works and projects shall be calculated, selected and specified in each "tage of formulation and submission of investment projects. depending on the demand for and capacity of balancing and raising investment capital in each period