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Subproject: Distribution Efficiency Project

Environmental Management Plan

HA NOI POWER CORPORATION

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Distribution Efficiency Project (dep)

HA NOI POWER CORPORATION

Component 1: Improve rural nework of old

Ha Noi area - phase 1

Component 1: Improve Ha Dong District

and Son Tay town networks


(EMP)

Establisher : Pham Thi Hai

Ha noi, 19 April 2012.

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Table of contents

(EMP) ......................................................................................................................................... 1

I. GENERAL INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................. 4 II. POLICY, REGULATIONS, AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORKS ........................... 4

2.1. Vietnamese Legislations ................................................................................................. 4 2.2. World Bank Safeguard Policies ...................................................................................... 5

III. SUBPROJECT DESCRIPTION AND SCOPE OF WORK ............................................... 5

3.1. Objectives of the Subproject ........................................................................................... 5 3.2 Subproject Location ......................................................................................................... 5 3.3 Subproject Management Organization ............................................................................ 7 3.4. Subproject description .................................................................................................... 7

3.4.1 Medium voltage line .................................................................................................. 7 3.4.2 Medium voltage underground cable ...................................................................... 10 3.4.3 Low voltage line ...................................................................................................... 13 3.4.4 Substation ................................................................................................................ 18

3.6. Main Activities Before and During Construction ......................................................... 25 3.6.1. Main Activities Before and During Construction .................................................. 25 3.6.2 Transprortation ....................................................................................................... 25

3.7. Subproject Implementation Schedule and Total Investment ........................................ 26 3.7.1. Subproject Implementation Schedule ..................................................................... 26 3.7.2. Total investment of the project: ............................................................................. 26

IV. ENVIRONMETNAL BACKGROUND ........................................................................... 27 4.1. Summary of natural condition and society of Long Bien district. ............................... 27

4.2. Summary of natural condition and society of Hoang Mai district. .............................. 28 4.4. Summary of natural condition and society of Soc Son district. .................................... 29

4.5. Summary of natural condition and society of Gia Lam district. .................................. 30 4.6. Summary of natural condition and society of Dong Anh district. ................................ 30

4.7. Summary of natural condition and society of Ha Dong district. .................................. 31 4.8. Summary of natural condition and society of Son Tay town........................................ 32

V. SUBPROJECT POTENTIAL IMPACTS ........................................................................... 32 5.1. Environmental screening: ............................................................................................. 32

VI. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN: .............................................................. 38 6.1. Mitigation measures: ..................................................................................................... 38

VII.ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PLAN .................................................................. 51 VIII. EMP IMPLEMENTATION ARRANGEMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING ......... 54

a) During Detailed Design and Preparation of Bidding Contract Documents ................. 54

b) During Construction Phase .......................................................................................... 54 IX. REPORTING PROCEDURE ............................................................................................ 56

X. CAPACITY BUILDING FOR EMP IMPLEMENTATION.............................................. 57 XI.ESTIMATED COST FOR IMPLEMENTING THE EMP ................................................ 58 XII. COMMUNITY CONSULTATION AND DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION........... 59

12.1 Community consultation: ............................................................................................. 59 12.2 Disclosure of information: ........................................................................................... 64

ANNEX 1................................................................................................................................. 65 TOR for monitoring of emp implementation for construction supervising consultant ........... 65 ANNEX 2................................................................................................................................. 67 Report template for monitoring of EMP implementation ........................................................ 67 ANNEX 3................................................................................................................................. 69



Report template for monitoring of EMP implementation ........................................................ 69

ANNEX 4................................................................................................................................. 71 Subproject area map ................................................................................................................. 71

ANNEX 5................................................................................................................................. 72 Some pictures of project area ................................................................................................... 72 ANNEX 6................................................................................................................................. 73 Consultancy minutes ................................................................................................................ 73 ANNEX 7................................................................................................................................. 74

Environmental protection commitment ................................................................................... 74



I. GENERAL INTRODUCTION

According to electric network investigation figures at 8 districts of Ha Noi city found

that some of Medium voltage lines and low voltage networks not ensure reliability and safety

in supply electricity needed to be upgraded voltage and fall cable for ensure reliability.

Although Some of Low voltage networks are still good but go in the garden of private house,

too close the private house. This will make the operation meet with difficulty in the future.

Therefore, they have to be adjusted to reduce compensation cost. Many actual substations is

over load because the the growing rate is too fast. Thus, the upgrowth of capacity and

supplement of substation to share for actual over load substation is necessary.

Ha Noi Distribution Efficiency subproject comprises two components as follow:

1.Component 1: Improve rural network of old Ha Noi area – phase 1

2.Component 2: Improve Ha Dong District and Son Tay town networks

The Subproject is implemented in 8 districts of Ha Noi city include: Long Bien District,

Hoang Mai district, Tu Liem urban district, Gia Lam urban district, Soc Son urban district,

Dong Anh urban district, Ha Dong district and Son Tay town.

The activities of the project include: i) Construct fifty two of new 35/0.4 kV and

22/0.4kV substations; ii) improve 25 substations; iii) move 9 substations; iv) New

construction and improve 25.427 km 22kV and 35kV underground cable; v) New

construction and improve 926.842 km low voltage line. These activities can cause negative

impacts on environment and public in preconstruction phase, construction phase and

operation phase.

To ensure that the potential negative impacts are identified and mitigated during project

implementation and compliance with policies on environment assessment of World Bank -

(OP/BP 4.01), Environment Management Plan (EMP) of project had been prepared in

accordance with the guidance of the Environment Management Framework (EMF) of DEP.

This EMP includes: project description, policy framework, regulations of environmental

technical, the potential negative impacts, the proposed mitigation methods will be

implemented in the periods of pre-construction, construction and operation, implementation

arrangements. EMP also includes Environmental Codes of Practice (ECOP) will be

incorporated into tender documents and contract, attached with environmental monitoring.

According to regulations of VietNam government, the subproject has to make

environmental protection commitment. The environmental protection commitment of the

subproject is confirmed in the document No 288/TB-UBND dated on 13 December, 2011 by

Gia Lam District people’s Commitee – Ha Noi city, Document No 712/TB-UBND dated on

27th December, 2011 by Hoang Mai District people’s Commitee – Ha Noi city, document No

643/TB-UBND dated on 31st December, 2011 by Tu Liem District people’s Commitee – Ha

Noi city.

II. POLICY, REGULATIONS, AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORKS

2.1. Vietnamese Legislations

Law on Protection of the Environment No. 52/2005/QH11 passed by the

National Assembly on November, 29th

, 2005 regulates the obligations of individuals,

organizations in protecting environment.

Law on Water Resource No. 08/1998/QH10 dated 20 May, 1998

Decree of Government No. 80/2006/ND-CP dated 9 August, 2006 on guidance

for implementation of Law on Protection of the Environment.



Decree of Government No. 29/2011/ND-CP dated 18 April, 2006 regulating

strategic environmental assessment, environmental impact assessment and

environment protection commitment.

Circular No.26/2011/TT-BTNMT dated 18 July, 2011 on guidance for Decree

No.29/2011/ND-CP dated 18 April, 2011.

Decree of Government No.106/2005/ND-CP dated 17 August, 2005 on

guidance for Law on electricity relating to the protection of high-voltage networks.

Decree of Government No.81/2009/ND-CP dated 12 October, 2009 amending

some Article of Decree No.106/2005/ND-CP dated 17 August, 2005.

Circular No.12/2011/TT-BTNMT dated 14 April, 2011 relating to toxic waste

management.

Vietnam National Standard: QCVN01: 2009/BYT- national technical

regulation on drinking water quality; QCVN02: 2009/BYT- national technical

regulation on domestic water quality; QCVN08: 2008/BTNMT - national technical

regulation on surface water quality; QCVN09: 2008/BTNMT - national technical

regulation on ground water quality; QCVN05: 2009/BTNMT – air quality – Standard

for ambient air quality; QCVN06: 2009/BTNMT – air quality –specified maximum

allowable concentrations of certain hazardous substances in ambient air.

Guidance of EVN No. 2623/CV-EVN - KHCN & MT dated 28 May, 2007 on

management and pollution prevention and exposure to PCBs.

2.2. World Bank Safeguard Policies

An environmental screening was undertaken in line with the guidelines provided in the

Environmental Management Framework (EMF) of the DEP project and it showed that the

World Bank’s policies on Environmental Assessment (OP 4.01) and Involuntary

Resettlement (OP 4.12) will be triggered for the subproject. In addition, the Bank’s

requirements on public consultation and information disclosure will need to be followed. The

implementation of policy on involuntary resettlement (OP 4.12) will be addressed in a

separate report.

III. SUBPROJECT DESCRIPTION AND SCOPE OF WORK

3.1. Objectives of the Subproject

The objectives of the proposed subproject are to:

- Prevent overload of the local power grid for the subproject communes

- Reduce power losses, improve electricity quality, and provide stable power the areas.

- New construction and improve electric network to meet demand for use of electricity

to develop socio-economic at present and in the future of subproject area.

3.2 Subproject Location

The subproject is implemented in 74 communes in 8 districts of Ha Noi city comprise:

Long Bien District, Hoang Mai district, Tu Liem urban district, Gia Lam urban district, Soc

Son urban district, Dong Anh urban district, Ha Dong district and Son Tay town.

List of communes in the project, as follow:



Hoang Mai district (7 wards)

Thinh Liet ward

Đai Kim ward

Hoang Liet ward

Linh Nam ward

Yen So ward

Hoang Van Thu ward

Thanh Tri ward

Tu Liem district (9

communes )

Trung Van commune

Me Tri commune

Tay Tuu commune

Xuan Phuong commune

Minh Khai commune

Tay Mo commune

Dai Mo commune

Thuy Phuong commune

Phu Dien commune

Gia Lam District (10

communes)

Yen Vien commune

Yen Thuong commune

Phu Dong commune

Co Bi commune

Dang Xa commune

Trau Quy Townlet

Da Ton commune

Kim Son commune

Duong Xa commune

Phu Thuy commune

Dong Anh disctrict (5

communes)

Kim No

Co Loa

Dai Mach

Viet Hung

Vong La

Long Bien district (9

wards):

Long Bien ward

Ngoc Thuy ward

Duc Giang ward

Sai Dong ward

Thuong Thanh

Viet Hung ward

Bo De ward

Phuc Loi ward

Gia Thuy ward

Soc Son district (15

communes)

Hong Ky commune

Trung Gia commune

Tan Minh commune

Kim Lu commune

Xuan Thu commune

Tan Dan commune

Minh Tri commune

Mai Dinh commune

Hien Ninh commune

Phu Lo commune

Phu Ninh commune

Quang Tien commune

Duc Hoa commune

Xuan Giang commune

Viet Long commune

Ha Dong (6 wards)

Phu Luong ward

Phu Lam ward

Phu La ward

Dong Mai ward

Bien Giang ward

Yen Nghia ward

Son Tay Town (13 wards,

communes)

Son Dong commune

Kim Son commune

Co Dong commune

Xuan Son commune

Thanh My commune

Duong Lam commune

Xuan Khanh ward

Phu Thinh ward

Trung Son Tram ward

Ngo Quyen commune

Le Loi Ward

Son Loc Ward



Quang Trung Ward

3.3 Subproject Management Organization

- Subproject Owner: Electricity of Ha Noi coporation

- Technical Design Consulting Unit: Dong Hai consulting and construction joint stock

company.

- Subproject Management Unit: Project management Board of EVN Ha Noi - Electricity

of Ha Noi coporation.

3.4. Subproject description

3.4.1 Medium voltage line

Newly construction and improve 35.182 km medium voltage line. Length of section and

subproject areas which line passes descriped as follow:

Table 3.4.1 Table of description of improvement and newly construction medium

voltage line

No

Section Length

(m) Description

I Dong Anh district

1 CoLoa commune

MV transmission line

supply electricity for

Xom Vang 2

substation

500

The line goes along the rice field and the village

road to new Xom Vang 2 Substation

2 Viet Hung commune


supplies electricity for

Gia Luong 3

substation

450

MV transmission line supplies electricity for Gia

Luong 3 substation is connected to the pole of Gia

Luong 2 substation belong to 473E1 feeder. It

passes through the rice fields and village road to

New Gia Luong 3 substation.



Lo Giao 2 substation

450

MV transmission line supplies electricity for Lo

Giao 2 substation connected to Pole 1 belong to

473E1 feeder. It passes through the road then goes

along the village road to new Lo Giao 2 substation.



Doai 3 substation

270

It starts at pole No 7 belong to feeder476 E1. It

passes through the railway then goes along the

village road of Viet Hung commune then goes

across the rice field to new Doai 3 substation.

3 Vong La commune



Lang Chai 3

substation

330

The line starts from connected point pole then goes

along the village road to new Lang Chai 3

substation.

II Soc Son district

1 Hong Ky commune

Branch to Ca Phe 3

substation 1,080

The branch is connected at the pole before the pole

belong to Tan Yen substation – feeder Trung Gia



972-TG. It goes above the rice field to Ca Phe 3

substation

2 Trung Gia commune

Branch to Xom Do

substation 356

The branch is connected at T6 pole belong to feeder

972 TG. It goes along the village road to Xom Do

substation.

Branch to Xuan Son

substation

256

The branch is connected at feeder972 TG. It goes

along the village road and rice field to Xuan Son 3

Substation

3 Tan Minh commune

Branch to Xuan Dong

substation 30

The branch is connected at no number pole belong

to 674 Da Phuc intermediate feeder. It goes along

the village road to Xuan Dong substation

Branch to Son Doai

substation

520



the village road to Son Doai 3 substation.

4 Kim Lu commune

Branch to Xuan

Duong 2 substation 500

The branch is connected at pole number 3 belong to

674 feeder. It goes along the village road to Xuan

Duong 2 substation

Branch to Kim Trung

substation 300

The branch is connected at no number pole before

Kim Trung 1 substation. It goes along the village

road to Kim Trung 2 substation.

5 Xuan Thu commune

Branch to Xuan Lai 4

substation 350



the village road to Xuan Ap substation

6 Tan Dan commune

Branch to Xuan Ap

substation 700

The branch is connected at the pole before electric

industrial school. It goes along the village road to

Xuan Ap substation.

Branch to My Linh 3

substation branch

100

The branch is connected at pole number 5 belong to

478 E1.19 feeder. It goes along the village road to

My Linh 3 substation.

7 Minh Tri commune

Branch to Go Gao

substation

1,252

The branch is connected at the pole before Dong

Bong substation belong to 478 E19 feeder. It goes

along the village road to Go Gao substation

Branch to Lap Tri 4

substation

531

The branch is connected at the pole before Dong

Bong 2 substation belong to 478 E19 feeder. It goes

along the village road to Lap Tri 4 substation.

8 Mai Dinh commune

Branch to Hoang

Duong substation

400

The branch is connected at the added pole between

31 and 32 pole belong to 672 Da Phuc intermediate

feeder. It goes along the village road to Hoang

Duong substation.



Branch to Noi Phat

Substation

900


to 673 Phu Lo intermediate feeder. It goes along the

village road to Noi Phat substation.

9 Phu Lo commune

Branch to Phu Lo 9

substation 150

The branch is connected at the pole number 16

belong to 671 Phu Lo intermediate feeder. It goes

along the village road to Phu Lo 9 substation

10 Phu Linh commune

Branch to Ve Linh 3

substation

40


belong to 478 E1.19 feeder. It goes along the village

road to Ve Linh 3 substation

Branch to Cong Hoa

2 substation

300


belong to 972 Da Phuc intermediate feeder. It goes

along the village road to Cong Hoa 2 substation

11 Duc Hoa commune

Branch to Thanh Hue

2

600

The branch is connected between pole 20 and 21


along the village road to Thanh Hue 2 substation.

Branch to Hau Duc 3

400



across the field to Duc Hau 2 substation.

Branch to Duc Hoa 4

substation

400



along the village road to Duc Hoa 4 substation

12 Xuan Giang

commune

Branch to Lai Cach 3

substation 490

The branch is connected to 478 E1.19 feeder. It goes

along the village road to Lai Cach 3 substation.

13 Viet Long commune

Branch to Tang Long

2 substation

70

The branch is connected to 973 Trung Gia-Dong

Ngan feeder. It goes along the village road to Tang

Long 2 substation.

Branch to Luong

Phuc 2 substation 300

The branch is connected to 478-E19 feeder. It goes

along the village road to Lai Cach 3 substation.

III Long Bien district

1 Ngoc Thuy ward

Branch to Ngoc Thuy

group 20 substation

320


belong to 375 E1 feeder. It goes along the field to

Ngoc Thuy group 20 substation

2 Phuc Loi Ward

Branch to Phuc Loi

14 substation

518

The branch is connected at Hoi Xa 2 substation bus

work belong to 373-E2 feeder. It goes along the

village road to Phuc Loi 14 substation

IV Ha Dong district

Phu Luong

Commune

The line passes 720 The line passes through the railway ( border Ha



through the railway Dong station)

V Son Tay Town

Feeder973 starts at

E1.7 to the pole N0 6

from Tung Thien

intermediate.

6,398

This feeder starts from E1.7. It goes above the rice

field and private house to the pole number 6 from

Tung Thien intermediary. Then it is connected to

Tung Thien intermediate substation.

Feeder979 from E1.7

to the pole N0 17

9,585

This Feeder starts from E1.7. It goes across the

garden, field and private house to near 19/5 business

substation. From that point it turns left. It goes

closely to ancient town to close material depot

substation then turn right. It follows closely road 32

to the pole No 63 belong to Son Tay, Ba Vi district,

Ha Noi city.

Feeder973 from Tung

Thien intermediary to

the pole No 176

4,371

This Feeder starts from Tung Thien intermediary. It

goes along the street and the village road to close

Son Tay-Xuan Mai road. From that point it turns

right then follows closely Son Tay-Xuan Mai road

to circuit breaker 176

Branch to 8 moving

substations

1,245

3.4.2 Medium voltage underground cable

Total length of new construction and improvement medium voltage underground cable

feeder is 25.427km. The length of every section and subproject area that the line goes through

described as follow:

Table 3.4.2: Description of new construction and improve medium voltage

underground cable line

N0

Section Length

(m)

Description

I Tu Liem district

24kV Medium

voltage

underground cable

feeder to Me Tri 8

substation

416

The line goes along pavement of Do Duc Duc street

then turn in lane. It goes along side of the lane near

wasteland. It supplies electricity for new Me Tri 8

substation.

II Gia Lam district

35kV Medium

voltage

underground cable

feeder supply

electricity for Trau

Quy 11 substation

280

The line goes along canal edge of An Dao street . It

supplies electricity for new Trau Quy 11 substation.

III Hoang Mai

district

1 Yen So Ward



Section from pole

14 to Yen Duyen

church substation

135 The line goes on the roadside border on private house.

Section from Yen

Duyen church

substation to Yen

Duyen 2

substation

416 The line goes on the roadside border on private house.

Section from Yen

Duyen 2

substation to Van

Chi substation

461

The line goes on the road right, a part of it boder on

private house, a part of it boder onYen So lake.

Section from pole

number 30.1 to

Yen Duyen B

substation

498

The line goes on the road right to near pole number

38. From that point it turns left to Yen Duyen B

substation.

2 Thinh Liet ward

24kV Medium

voltage

underground cable

line to Thinh Liet

10 substation

271

The line starts from Thinh Liet 2 substation belong to

feeder 484 E3. It goes along 1141 lane, Giai Phong

street to Thinh Liet 10 substation.

24kV Medium

voltage

underground cable

line to Thinh Liet

11 substation

1.066

The line starts from Thinh Liet 7 substation belong to

feeder 483 E3. It goes along 141 lane, Giap Nhi street

to RMU cabinet of Thinh Liet 11 substation.

24kV Medium

voltage

underground cable

line to Thinh Liet

12 substation

116

The line goes along 1295 lane, Giai Phong street. It

supplies electricity for new substation.

24kV Medium

voltage

underground cable

line to Thinh Liet

13 substation

44

The line goes in lane of Nguyen Chinh street.

III Long Bien

district

1 Bo De ward

underground cable

line supplies

electricity for

Ngoc Lam primary

school substation

22

The line connects at the pole number 4. It goes along

pavement to new substation.

2 Sai Dong Ward

Branch to Sai 22 The line is stretched from connected point pole to



Dong 11

substation

extra-high voltage of transformer.

3 Thuong Thanh

ward

Branch to Thuong

Thanh 16

substation

450

The line goes along the lane number 29, Thuong

Thanh street (from Gia Quat Thuong Thanh

substation to new substation).

Branch to Thuong

Thanh 26 Group

substation

430

The line starts from Thanh Am 2 substation. It goes

along Thanh Am street to new substation.

4 Long Bien ward

Underground

cable line connects

feeder 477E15 to

feeder475 E2

3.000

The line starts from 24kV distribution cabinet of

110kV E15 substation to Lam Du substation (feeder

475-E2). The line goes in pavement of internal road

belong to Sai Dong industrial area and pavement of

Tu Dinh road.

IV Ha Dong district

Feeder 485E1.4

4.900

The line starts from 220kV Ha Dong substation. It

goes along 6 highway (on the right of pavement) to

Ba La turning point. From that point the feeder turns

left then goes along 21B highway. Its supplies

electricity for substations belong to Phu Lam ward

and Phu Luong ward.

Feeder 483E1.4

5.900

The line starts from 220kV Ha Dong substation. It

goes along 6 highway (most the line goes along

pavement and right lobby of 6 highway according to

direction from Ha Noi to Hoa Binh) to Dong Dung

gas station turning point. From that point the line turn

on the left then goes along to Mai Linh market - Dong

Mai ward. It supplies electricity for substations belong

to Phu La district area, Nhan Hue hamlet, Mai Linh

market belong to Dong Mai district.

Feeder 481E1.4

6.700

The line starts from 220kV Ha Dong substation ( from

6-22kV distribution room of the substation). It goes

along 6 highway (most the line goes along pavement

and right lobby of 6 highway according to direction

from Ha Noi to Hoa Binh) to Dong dung gas station

turning point. From that point the line turn left then

goes in Co Ban hamlet area. It goes along concrete

lane to Y Son Hamlet-Dong Mai ward supplies

electricity for substations belong to Co Ban hamlet

area, Nhan Dao hamlet and Y Son hamlet.

V Son Tay town

Feeder 979 from

E1.7 to pole 63

150

It is outgoing cable section that adds for outgoing

cable section of feeder 979



Feeder 973 from

E1.7 to pole 6

(from Tung Thien

intermediary)

150

It is outgoing cable section that adds for outgoing

cable section of feeder 973

3.4.3 Low voltage line

Total length of newly construction and improvement low voltage line is 926.842 km.

The length of every section and subproject areas that the line goes through described as

follow:

Table 4.3: Description of new construction and improvement low voltage line

N0

Line Length

(m) Description

I Tu Liem district

1 Dai Mo commune 22,167

The line starts from Quang Tien 5 substation. It

is far from Dai Mo market about 36m. It goes

along village road.

2 Phu Dien commune 10,608

The line starts from Kieu Mai 2 substation .It is

far from Kieu Mai village pagodas about 23m.

The line goes in the village road near private

house.

3 Minh Khai commune 13,413

The line goes in the village road. The line goes

through business production area such as the line

from Cat Soi (Chem) substation. It is far from

area of material exploitation and business of Ha

Noi construction material exploitation and

business company 36m.

4 Me Tri commune 16,992 The line goes in the village road.

5 Tay Mo commune 17,245

The line goes in the village road, alley close to

private house. The line goes through the cultural

and historical such as the line goes through the

Mieu Nha Duoi pagoda. It is far from pagoda

27m.

6 Tay Tuu commune 24,637 The line goes along the village road and goes

through the crop area.

7 Trung Van commune 2,525 The line goes in the village road close to

residential area.

8 Xuan Phuong commune 17,708

The line goes along the village road. Some

sections go along the pagoda, market. The line

goes through the Nhon market distance market

33m. The line goes through the Ngoc Mach

pagoda area distance pagodas 9m. The line goes

through the Thi Cam pagoda distance

pagoda12m.

9 Thuy Phuong commune 9,418 The line goes mainly in the village road

II Gia Lam district

1 Kim Son commune 13,603 The line goes in the village road

2 Duong Xa commune 9,970 The line goes in the village road border on

residential areas.



3 Da Ton commune 9,131

The line goes in the village road border

residential area. Some sections go through

historical monument area such as the line goes

through Dao Xuyen pagoda distance pagoda

27m.

4

Communes:

Dang Xa

Phu Dong

Yen Thuong

Yen Vien

Phu Thi

Co Bi

Trau Quy town

59,082

The line goes in the village road border on

residential area. The line does not go through the

cultural and historical monument area

II Hoang Mai district

1

Wards:

- Dai Kim

- Hoang Liet

- Hoang Van Thu

- Thinh Liet

- Thanh Tri

- Linh Nam

44,123


residential area. There is no line that goes

through the cultural and historical monument

area

IV Long Bien district

1

Wards:

Bo De

Ngoc Thuy

Phuc Loi

Sai Dong

Duc Giang

Thuong Thanh

Viet Hung

Gia Thuy

11,387

The line goes mainly in the village road border

on residential area. There is no line that goes


area.

V Dong Anh district

1 Viet Hung commune 34,875


on residential area. The line goes through the Gia

Loc pagoda area distance pagodas 15m. The line

goes through Lo Giao pagoda distance pagoda

12m.

2 Kim No commune 19,149


on residential area. The line goes through the

cemetery area distance 12m. The line goes

through the Bac Pagoda area distance pagoda

20m. The line goes through the Kim No market

area distance market 17m.

3 Dai Mach commune 22,915

The line goes mainly in the village boarder on

residential area. The line border on Linh Quang

Tu Pagoda distance pagoda 15m. The line goes

through Mai Chau church area distance church

12m.

4 Vong La commune 16,246

The line goes mainly in the village road belong

to residential area. The line border on Sap Mai

pagoda distance pagoda 13m. Some sections go



through the waste area and rice field.

5 Co Loa commune 31,464


to residential area. The line border on Co Loa

citadel distance citadel 10 m.

VI Soc Son district

1 Hong Ky commune 54,923 The line goes mainly in the village road belong

to residential area.

2 Trung Gia commune 35,840


to residential area. The line goes through Trung

Gia Soc Son revolution monument area

distance it 7m.

3

Communes:

Tan Minh

Kim Lu

Xuan Thu

Tan Dan

Minh Tri

Mai Dinh

Hien Ninh

Phu Lo

Phu Ninh

Quang Tien

Duc Hoa

Xuan Giang

Viet Long

338,693


residential area. There is no line goes through the

cultural and historical monument area.

VII Ha Dong district

1 Phu Luong ward

Wards:

Phu Luong

Phu Lam

Phu La

3,223


residential area. There is no line goes through the


2 Yen Nghia ward

Do Lo 1 substation 988


on residential area. There is no line goes through

the cultural and historical monument area.

Do Lo 2 substation 1,490

The line goes along Highway 6. There is no line

goes through the cultural and historical

monument area.

Hoa Binh 1 substation 1,070

The line goes mainly in the village border on

residential area. No the line go through the

historical and cultural.

Hoa Binh 2 substation 1,164


on residential area. Some sections close to pond.

There is section that goes through the village

pagoda distance pagoda 10m.

Substations:

Nghia Lo 1 substation

Nghia Lo 2 substation

Yen Lo 1 substation

3,240 The line goes mainly in the village road. Some

sections border on the pond.

Yen Lo 2 substation 1,162 The line goes mainly in the village road border





5 Bien Giang ward

Substations:

Bien Giang 1 substation



2,484

The line goes along the highway 6. There is no

line goes through the cultural and historical

monument area.

VIII Son Tay town

1 Son Dong commune

Thong Nhat substation 3,868

The main line goes in the village road. Some

sections border on the rice fields. The line goes

through Khai Nguyen pagoda area distance

pagoda 15m.

Son Dong center substation 3,443

The line goes mainly in the village road. Some

sections border on the rice fields. The line goes

through Ngach pagoda area distance pagodas

17m.

Van An substation 1,109

The main line goes in the village road, lane,

hamlet border residential area. There is no line

goes through the cultural and historical

monument area.

2 Kim Son commune

Kim Chung substation

3,901




Kim Tan substation 3,564

The line goes mainly in the village border on the

residential area. Some sections go through crop

area. There is no line goes through the cultural

and historical monument area.

Ngai Son substation 3,165


on the residential area. Some sections go through

crop area. There is no line goes through the


3 Co Dong commune

La Thanh substation 4,090



crop area. There is no line goes through the


Bac Kien substation 2,245



crop area, canal. There is no line goes through


4 Xuan Son commune

Substations:

Xuan Son 1 substation



Nhan Ly 1 substation

9,901



the people’s land.

5 Thanh My commune



Substations:

Doi Mang substation

Go Lang center substation

10,172

The line goes mainly in the village road. There is

no line goes through the cultural and historical

monument area.

6 Duong Lam commune

Ha Tan substation 3,721

Some sections go in the village road border on

the residential area. Some sections go in land

area border on Highway 32. Some sections go

through the rice field area.

Duong Lam 1 substation 3,383



the people’s cultivate land.

Mong Phu substation 3,923 The line goes mainly in the village road border

on the residential area.

7 Xuan Khanh ward

Substations:

Electric instrument

substation

Xuan Khanh 1 substation






3,152


on the residential area. There is no line goes


area.

8 Phu Thinh ward

Phu Thinh substation 940 The line goes along Phu Thinh street.

9 Trung Son Tram ward

Go Ma substation 1,079



the cultivate land of the people.

Trung Hau substation 561


on the residential area. Some sections border on

the Trung Son Tram market area distance market

18m. Some sections border on the highway 21.

10 Ngo Quyen ward

Substations:

Chua Moi substation

Hang Dan substation

Ngo Quyen 1 substation

Ngo Quyen 2 substation

Pho Duc Chinh substation

Tran Hung Dao 2substation

3,977 The line goes mainly in village road.

Tran Hung Dao 1 substation 1,013

The line goes mainly in village road. The line

goes through Tam market area distance market

15m. The line goes along Phan Chu Trinh street

The line border on citadel distance citadel 20m.

11 Le Loi ward

Substations: 3,574



Hau Ninh substation

Le Loi 1 substation

Le Loi 3 substation

Le Loi 4 substation

Le Loi 5 substation

Doc Ngu substation

Trang Trinh substation

Hong Ha substation

Phu Xa substation

Trung Vuong 2 substation

The line goes mainly in village road.

12 Son Loc ward

Substations:

Ai Mo 1 substation

Ai Mo 4 substation

Chua Thong substation

1,936

The line goes mainly in the village road.

13 Quang Trung ward

Substations:

Quang Trung 2 substation

Phung Khac Khoan 2

substation

Cau Chi substation

Bui Thi Xuan substation

Pham Hong Thai 1

substation

Pham Hong Thai 2

substation

2,215

The main line goes in the village road.

3.4.4 Substation

New Construct 52 substations with total capacity of 18,960 kVA. Number of improvement

substations (no move substation) is 25 substations. Number of improvement substations

(move substation) is 9 substations. The detail of improvement and new construction

substations as follow:

Table 3.4.4: Description of substation

N0

Substation Subproject

commune/ward Description of substation

I New contruction substation

1 Me Tri 8 substation

(630kVA – 22/0,4kV)

Me Tri commune,

Tu Liem district

Substation type: Suspended substation.

All substation equipments are installed

on the rack placed on centrifugal

concrete pole 10B. The distance

between two poles is 2.6 m.

Location: The substation is located at

lane 12, Do Duc Duc street.

2 Trau Quy 11 substation

(400kVA – 35( 22)/0,4kV)

Trau Quy

commune, Gia Lam

district

Location: The substation is located

close to the canal edge of An Dao street.







between two poles is 2.8 m.

3 Xom Vang 2 substation

(400kVA -22/0,4kV )

Co Loa commune,

Dong Anh district

Location: The substation is located on

the prospective Land area which is far

from 22kV line 500m in Co Loa

commune, Dong Anh district, Ha Noi.

Substation type: Suspended substation

4 Gia Luong 3 substation

(400kVA -22/0,kV)

Viet Hung

commune, Dong

Anh district

Location: On vacant land in residential

area of Gia Luong hamlet, Viet Hung

commune, Dong Anh district, Ha Noi

city.


5 Lo Giao 2 substation

(400kVA -22/0,kV)

Viet Hung

commune, Dong

Anh district

Location: On vacant land border on the

road edge in Lo Giao village, Viet Hung

commune, Dong Anh district, Ha Noi city.


6 Doai 3 substation (400kVA

-22/0,kV)

Xã Việt Hùng,

huyện Đông Anh

Location: On vacant land near nursery

school in Viet Hung commune, Dong

Anh district, Ha Noi city.


7 Tho Da 3 substation

(400kVA -22/0,4kV )

Kim No commune,

Dong Anh district

Location: Located under the 22 kV line

471E21 feeder belong to Kim No

commune, Dong Anh District, Ha Noi

city.


8 Lang Chai 3 substation

(400kVA -22/0,kV)

Vong La commune,

Dong Anh district

Location: Located at turning point near

Thang Long bridge. All substation

equipments are installed on the rack

placed on centrifugal concrete pole 10B.

The distance between two pole is 2.6m

9 Thinh Liet 10 substation

(630kVA – 22/0,4kV)

Thinh Liet ward,

Hoang Mai district

Location: The substation located at the

alley 88/61, Giap Nhi road near heroes

cemetery.





between two pole is 2.6m

10

Thinh Liet 11

substation(630kVA –

22/0,4kV

Thinh Liet ward,

Hoang Mai district

Location: The substation located on the

lane 141, Giap Nhi road near nursery

school.

Substation type: suspended station

column. Transformer is located on the

transformer pillar that is far from the

ground 2.5m


(630kVA – 22/0,4kV)

Thinh Liet ward,

Hoang Mai district

Location: On the public land in the lane

1295, Giai Phong road.







between two pole is 2.6m


(630kVA – 22/0,4kV)

Thinh Liet ward,

Hoang Mai district

Location: On the public land in lane

143/34/18, Nguyen Chinh road near Set

river.

Substation type: suspended station 1

pole . The transformer is located on the

transformer pillars that is far from the

ground 2.5m

13 Ngoc Lam substation

(630kVA – 10(22)/0,4kV)

Bo De ward, Long

Bien district

Location: The substation is placed on

the pavement of the lane 310/15 Bo De,

Bo De ward, Long Bien district

14

Ngoc Lam school substation

(400KVA-22/0,4)

Ngoc Lam ward,

Long Bien district

Location: on the sidewalk of the lane

310/15 Bo De, Bo De ward, Long Bien

district.

15 Ngoc Thuy substation

(630KVA-35/0,4)

Ngoc Thuy ward,

Long Bien district

Location: on the sidewalk lane 532

Ngoc Thuy, Ngoc Thuy ward, Long

Bien district.




concrete pole 12B. The center distance

of two pole is 2.8m

16 53 Duc Giang substation

(400KVA-35/0,4)

Duc Giang ward,

Long Bien district

Location: On the vacant land in the 359

Ngoc Thuy lane




concrete pole 12B

17

26 Duc Giang substation

(400KVA-35/0,4)

Duc Giang ward,

Long Bien district

Location: on the sidewalk of Duc

Giang street, opposite the lane 97/17 be

long to 26 group of Duc Giang ward.





of two pole is 2.8m

18 Sai Dong 11 substation

(400KVA-22/0,4)

Sai Dong ward,

Long Bien district

Location: on the sidewalk of the lane

64, Sai Dong street, Sai Dong ward.

Substation type: substation 1 pole

19 Phuc Loi 14 substation

(400KVA-35/0,4)

Phuc Loi ward,

Long Bien district

Location: The substation was builded

on field land belong to group 2, Phuc

Loi ward.





of two pole is 2.8m

20 Thuong Thanh substation 16

(400KVA-35/0,4)

Thuong Thanh

ward, Long Bien

Location: On vacant land, opposite the

lane 29/25 Thuong Thanh.



district Substation type: Suspended substation.




of two pole is 2.8m

21 26 Thuong Thanh substation

(400KVA-35/0,4)

Thuong Thanh

ward, Long Bien

district

Location: On the vacant land, at the end

of Thanh Am street. The substation is

far from Duong dike 30 m.





of two pole is 2.6m

22 1 Gia Thuy substation

(400kVA-35/0,4 kV)

Gia Thuy ward,

Long Bien district

Location: Sub station located at

stadium, lane 640/21, Nguyen Van Cu

street.



on new 12B centrifugal concrete pole

and utilization 14 centrifugal concrete

pole. The center distance of two pole is

2.8m

23 Ca Phe substation (3250

kVA–10(22)/0,4kV)

Hong Ky commune,

Soc Son district




concrete pole 12B

24 Do substation

(250 kVA–10(22)/0,4kV)

Trung Gia

commune, Soc Son

district




concrete pole 12B

25 Xuan Son 3 substation (250

kVA–10(22)/0,4kV)

Trung Gia

commune, Soc Son

district




concrete pole 12B

26 Xuan Dong substation

(250 kVA–6(22)/0,4kV)

Tan Minh

commune, Soc Son

district




concrete pole 12B

27 Son Doai substation

(250 kVA–6(22)/0,4kV)

Tan Minh

commune, Soc Son

district




concrete pole 12B

28 Xuan Duong 2 substation

(250 kVA–6(22)/0,4kV)

Kim Lu commune,

Soc Son district




concrete pole 12B

29 Kim Trung 2 substation

(250 kVA–6(22)/0,4kV)

Kim Lu commune,

Soc Son district




concrete pole 12B

30 Xuan Lai 4 substation Xuan Thu Substation type: Suspended substation.



(250 kVA–6(22)/0,4kV) commune, Soc Son

district



concrete pole 12B

31 Xuan Ap substation

(250 kVA–6(22)/0,4kV)

Tan Dan commune,

Soc Son district




concrete pole 12B

32 My Linh 3 substation

(250 kVA–22/0,4kV)

Tan Dan commune,

Soc Son district




concrete pole 12B

33 Go Gao substation

(250 kVA–22/0,4kV)

Minh Tri commune,

Soc Son district




concrete pole 12B

34 Lap Tri 4 substation

(250 kVA–22/0,4kV)

Minh Tri commune,

Soc Son district




concrete pole 12B

35 Hoang Duong substation

(250 kVA–22/0,4kV)

Mai Dinh

commune, Soc Son

district




concrete pole 12B

36 Noi Phat substation

(250 kVA–6(22)/0,4kV)

Mai Dinh

commune, Soc Son

district




concrete pole 12B

37 Phu Lo substation

(250 kVA–6(22)/0,4kV)

Phu Lo commune,

Soc Son district




concrete pole 12B

38 Ve Linh 3 substation

(250 kVA–22/0,4kV)

Phu Linh commune,

Soc Son district




concrete pole 12B

39 Cong Hoa 2 substation

(250 kVA–10(22)/0,4kV)

Phu Linh commune,

Soc Son district




concrete pole 12B

40 Thanh Hue 2 substation

(250 kVA–6(22)/0,4kV)

Duc Hoa commune,

Soc Son district




concrete pole 12B

41 Duc Hau 3 substation

(250 kVA–6(22)/0,4kV)

Duc Hoa commune,

Soc Son district

Substation was built for the suspended

station on 02 concrete centrifugal

columns high 12 m.

42 Duc Hoa 4 substation

(250 kVA–6(22)/0,4kV)

Duc Hoa commune,

Soc Son district




concrete pole 12B



43 Lai Cach 3 substation

(250 kVA–22/0,4kV)

Xuan Giang

commune, Soc Son

district




concrete pole 12m

44 Tang Long 2 substation

(250 kVA–10(22)/0,4kV)

Viet Long

commune, Soc Son

district




concrete pole 12m

45 Luong Phuc 2 substation

(250 kVA–22/0,4kV)

Viet Long

commune, Soc Son

district




concrete pole 12m

46 Dong Mai 2 substation

(400kVA-22/0,4 kV)

Dong Mai ward, Ha

Dong district

Location: On the vacant land in Mai

Linh market, border on highway 6,

Dong Mai ward, ha Dong district.



(400kVA-22/0,4 kV)

Dong Mai ward, Ha

Dong district

Location: On the vacant land border on

dike and Nhan Dao pagodas be long to

Dong mai ward, Ha Dong district.



(400kVA-22/0,4 kV)

Dong Mai ward, Ha

Dong district

Location: opposite Cultural house of Y

Son Hamlet, Dong Mai ward, Ha Dong

district.


49 Phu Lam 3 substation

(400kVA-22/0,4 kV)

Phu Lam ward, Ha

Dong district

Location: border on highway 21B be

long to Thanh Lam hamlet, Phu Lam

ward, Ha Dong district.


50 Phu Lam 4 substation

(400kVA-22/0,4 kV)

Phu Lam ward, Ha

Dong district

Location: Border on the village road

near C area, group 3, Thanh Lam

hamlet, Phu Lam ward, Ha Dong

disttrict.


51 Phu Luong 7 substation

(400kVA-22/0,4 kV)

Phu Luong ward,

Ha Dong district

Location: On the vacant land, before

Trinh Luong Pagoda belong to Thuong

Mao hamlet, Phu Luong ward, Ha Dong

district.


52 Ba La 7 substation

(400kVA-22/0,4 kV)

Phu La ward, Ha

Dong district

Location: Located next to the concrete

road in front of 220 kV Ha Dong

substation.


II Movement substation

1 Yen Thuong substation

Yen Thuong

commune, Gia Lam

district

Movement substation is built at the

position of connected point pole belong

to the Branch to old Yen Thuong

substation.




concrete pole 12m.



2 Dam Quang substation

(320kVA – 10(22)/0,4kV)

Trung Son Tram

ward, Son Tay town

Location: On the land area of Dam

Quang hamlet, Trung Son Tram ward.


3 Go Dinh substation

(180kVA – 10(22)/0,4kV)

Co Dong commune,

Son Tay town

Location: On the land area of Go Dinh

hamlet, Co Dong commune.


4 Song Hang substation (

320kVA – 10(22)/0,4kV)

Xuan Khanh

commune, Son Tay

town

Location: On the land area of Xuan

Khanh commune.


5 Vi Thuy substation

(180kVA – 10(22)/0,4kV)

Thanh My commune,

Son Tay town

Location: On the land area near canal

of Thanh My commune.


6 Doi Mang substation

(320kVA – 10(22)/0,4kV)

Son Dong commune,

Son Tay town

Location: On the land area of Doi

Mang hamlet, Son Dong commune.


7 Son Dong town substation

( 320kVA – 10(22)/0,4kV)

Son Dong commune,

Son Tay town

Location: on the land area of Dong Son

commune.


8 Duong Lam 2 substation

( 320kVA – 10(22)/0,4kV)

Duong Lam

commune, Son Tay

town

Location: on the field land area belong

to Duong Lam village, Duong Lam

commune.


9 Ha Tan substation (320kVA

– 10(22)/0,4kV)

Duong Lam

commune, Son Tay

town

Location: on the Land area belong to

Phu Thinh village, Duong Lam

commune.


III Renovation substation

The improvement substation remain the old location, only increase capacity or replace

equipment and other acessories in the substation

3.5 Subproject Main Work Volume

Table 3.5. Work volume to be implemented in Ha Noi City

No. Construction and installation Unit Quantit

y

Executing

methods

I Line and underground cable

1 Pole foundation digging cubic

meter 20,973 Manual

2 Pole foundation filling cubic

meter 14,691 Manual

3 Concrete cubic

meter 6,998 Manual

6 Foundation steel, earthing, bolts ton 6,932 Manual

7 Erect Concrete pole pole 8,860 Manual

8 Stretching the 22kV conductors km 53.458 Manual

9 Stretching the 35kV conductors km 0.838 Manual

10 Stretching the 22kV underground

cable

km 24,697

Manual



No. Construction and installation Unit Quantit

y

Executing

methods

11 Stretching the 35kV underground

cable

km 0.73

Manual

12 Stretching the low voltage

underground cable

km 0.368

Manual

13 Stretching the aerial bundled

cable

km 835.746

Manual

II Substations

1 Pole foundation digging cubic

meter 1,885

Manual

2 Pole foundation filling cubic

meter 1,565

Manual

3 Concrete cubic

meter 320

Manual

4 Foundation steel Ton 1,503 Manual

5 Erect Concrete pole pole 112 Manual

6 Stretching the conductors km 5.208 Manual

7 Erect transformer unit 76 Manual

8 Erect low voltage cubic unit 67 Manual

9 Erect disconnection switch unit 5 Manual

3.6. Main Activities Before and During Construction

3.6.1. Main Activities Before and During Construction

a. Activities Before Construction

- To implement the clearance compensation;

- To receive the site, build temporary camps;

- To mobilize manpower, machinery, material and equiptment to the constrution site;

- To dig the pole foundation, erect poles, stretch line.

b. Activities During Construction

- Digging foundatio, erect pole, streching conductors

- Transport material to site

- Erect line accessories

- Types of main equipment and material used comprise: cement, sand, rock, iron, pole, bar,

insulator, concrete mixer.capstan.

3.6.2 Transprortation

a. Material and equiptment supplying source:

- The electrical material are bought in Hanoi and transported to the construction site.

- Steel structures: is bought in domestic.

- Construction material: is bought in the local area.



b. Method of transprorting equipment, material, machine to work site

- Equipment and material are transported from the receving place in Ha Noi to the store in the

subproject Districts by specific vehicles by land. The specific vehicles are selected in

accordance with goods packing methods that specified in the contracts.

- Cross-arm, bracket structure, accessories are transported by five-ton strucks and loaded

manually.

- Goods that must be stored at site such as: conductors, insulators, accessories, ... are

transported intermediately from the store to the manual transporting position by mechanical

and manual combination.

- The whole material are transported manually to the site. The average transportation distance

is 100m.

3.7. Subproject Implementation Schedule and Total Investment

3.7.1. Subproject Implementation Schedule

The estimated schedule as follow:

- Establishing investment project: from November 2011 to December 2011.

- Establishing executing drawing design: from april 2012 to october 2012.

- Establishing equipment and construction bidding document: from january to March

2013.

- Deploying time of the subproject: from june 2013 to December 2013.

- End of project: December 2013

3.7.2. Total investment of the project:

i) Component 1: Improve rural network of old Ha Noi area – phase 1

No. Capital structure Amount (VND)

1 Construction cost 310,508,026,794

2 Compensation cost 33,627,830,881

3 Project management cost 1,045,894,857

4 Construction investment consultancy

cost 4,972,684,401

5 Other cost 29,412,381,782

6 Provision cost 26,046,049,343

Total: 63,948,481,183

ii) Component 2: Improve Ha Dong District and Son Tay town networks



No. Capital structure Amount (VND)

1 Construction cost 147,185,496,608

2 Compensation cost 8,529,418,823

3 Project management cost 2,520,108,813

4 Construction investment consultancy

cost 2,227,237,200

5 Other cost 11,289,106,169

6 Provision cost 14,616,074,890

Total: 30,479,487,501

IV. ENVIRONMETNAL BACKGROUND

4.1. Summary of natural condition and society of Long Bien district.

4.1.1 Geography

Long Bien district is located along the north shore of the Red River, the east border on

the Duong River, the west border on the Red River, the south border on the Gia Lam district,

the north border on the Duong River.

The district has 14 wards with 301 population groups.

Total area of district: 60.38 km2.

4.1.2 Topography

Long Bien District with flat plain terrain.

4.1.3 Climate, hydrology:

Long Bien of the tropical monsoon climate has two distinct seasons (dry season, cold

from November to March next year, hot and rainy season from May to September, Together

with two transitional period in April and October, Long Bien has all four seasons: spring,

summer, autumn and winter. Average temperature 210C; lowest temperature: 5°C; average

humidity: 80%. Average annual rainfall: 2000mm.

Overall the weather was relatively mild, no storm and fewer flood, is rare these

abnormal changes in the weather.

Hydrology: All the east, the north border the Duong river, the west border Red River.

The province also has river systems, canals internal carry water for production agriculture.

4.1.4 Population:

The total Long Bien district population is 237,000 people (The statistical yearbook

2010).

4.1.5 Transportation infrastructure:

Road traffic: Long Bien District with major transport project go through the highway5

Waterway: Long Bien has Red River is limited to the Hoan Kiem district, Thanh Tri,

Tay Ho, Hai Ba Trung; Duong River is limited to Gia Lam and Dong Anh district.

Air traffic: Gia Lam Airport.



4.2. Summary of natural condition and society of Hoang Mai

district.

4.2.1 Geography:

Hoang Mai district is located in the southeast of Hanoi city, the east border Gia Lam

district, the west and south border Thanh Tri district, the north border and Thanh Xuan

district and Hai Ba Trung district with 14 administrative units directly under ward 14 is

formed on the basis of full 9 communes and part in Tu Hiep Commune of Thanh Tri district,

and 5 ward of Hai Ba Trung district.

Hoang Mai District has a total natural land area is 4104.1 ha.

4.2.2 Topography

Hoang Mai district is located in the south of Hanoi with relatively low-lying terrain, the

average height of 4.5 m. Downhill terrain changes from north to south and from east to west.

The District's wards are mainly located in the Red River dike, in addition to a beach area

outside the dike with an area approximate 920 ha of the wards: Thanh Tri, Tran Phu, Yen So,

Linh Nam.

4.2.3 Climate, hydrology:

Hoang Mai under the tropical monsoon climate has two distinct seasons (dry season,

cold from November to April next year, hot and rainy season from may to october). The

average temperature is 21°C; lowest temperature: 5°C; average humidity: 80%; Average

annual rainfall: 2000mm.

Overall the weather was relatively mild, no storms and fewer flood.

4.2.4 Population:

The total Hoang Mai district population is 346,900 people (The Statistical yearbook

2010).

Ethnic minority:

The district has no ethnic minority.


Railway transport: Transport of Hoang Mai includes north-south railway , development

will connect with the railway on the Yen Vien-Ngoc Hoi and the belt railway, has Giap Bat

station, Yen So station.

Road Traffic: District has National Highway 1A, the belt 3.

Waterway: The Hoang Mai district has waterway traffic on the Red River.

4.3. Summary of natural condition and society of Tu Liem district.

4.3.1Geography: Tu Liem is a district of Hanoi. Tu Liem district border two districts: Dan Phuong and

Hoai Duc district to the west, border Cau Giay district, border Tay Ho and Thanh Xuan to the

east, Ha Dong district to the south, and Dong Anh District to the north.

Tu Liem district has 16 administrative units at commune / ward, has a town (Cau Dien)

and 15 communes.

The total natural area of the district is 75.32 km2.

4.3.2 Topography

The terrain in Tu Liem district is relatively low, the average height approximate 4.5 m.

The terrain changes to steep incline from West to North and from East to West. The

communes of the district are mostly in the Red River dike, in addition to a pool with beach



outside the dike area of about 320 ha in the commune as Thuong Cat and Lien Mac.

4.3.3 Climate:

Tu Liem district of the tropical monsoon climate has two distinct seasons (dry season,

cold from November to April next year, hot and rainy season from may to October

accompanied by heavy rain).

The highest temperature: 400C.

The lowest temperature: 50C.

Average temperatures: 210C.

The average annual humidity:81%.

Average annual rainfall: 1470mm.



4.3.4 Population:

The total Tu Liem district population is 429,400 people (according to Statistical

yearbook 2010).

Ethnic minority:

The district does not have ethnic minority.


Tu Liem district has Lang - Hoa Lac highway.

The system of internal road are open investment as extended Le Van Luong, 32 road-

widening the Cau Dien-Nhon.

4.4. Summary of natural condition and society of Soc Son district.

4.4.1 Geography:

Soc Son district is located in the north of Ha Noi. Soc Son border Pho Yen district of

Thai Nguyen province to the north, Yen Phong district of Bac Ninh province and Hoa Hiep

of Bac Giang province to the northeast, northwest border Phuc Yen town of Vinh Phuc and

south border Me Linh district and Dong Anh district of Hanoi .

The total area of the district is 306.5 km2. The district consists of 1 town and 25

communes.

4.4.2 Topography

Soc Son District uneven terrain, with many mountains and hills, low terrain from

northwest to southeast.

4.4.3 Climate:

Soc Son district of the tropical monsoon climate has two distinct seasons (dry season,

cold from November to April next year, hot and rainy season from may to October

accompanied by heavy rain).

Average annual temperature: 260C

Average annual rainfall: 1400-1800 mm.

Annual average humidity: 85%

The rainy season starts from may to October, mainly in June to august accounts for 60%

of annual rainfall, water drainage occurs faster at the long-term flooding.

4.4.4 Population:

District population is 293,200 people (according to Statistical yearbook 2010).

Ethnic minority:





Road Traffic: Soc Son district has highway 2, 3, Provincial Road 402, 131 ; Ha Noi -

Thai Nguyen Railway.

Air traffic: Soc Son district has Noi Bai International Airport.

4.5. Summary of natural condition and society of Gia Lam district.

4.5.1 Geography:

Gia Lam is a suburban district east of Ha Noi, the northern border Dong Anh and Long

Bien district Hanoi city, the east border Bac Ninh province, the south border Hung Yen

province, the west border Red River.

Total area of Gia Lam district is 108.4466 km2. The district consists of 20 administrative

divisions including 20 communes and 2 towns.

4.5.2 Topography

Located in the east of Hanoi city with relatively low-lying terrain.

4.5.3 Climate:

Gia Lam has a tropical monsoon climate, less cold winter, low rainfall, hot summer and

rainy. The climate of the year is divided into two distinct seasons:

Hot and rainy season from April to November every year.

Cold and rain from December to march next year.

Average annual rainfall 1.600-2000 mm is concentrated in the month 8-10.

Annual average humidity: 84%

Average annual temperature: 270C

The rainy season starts from May to October, mainly in June to August accounts for 60%

of annual rainfall, water drainage occurs faster at the long-term flooding.

4.5.4 Population:

The total Gia Lam district population is 239,300 people (The Statistical yearbook 2010).

Ethnic minority:



Railway traffic: The district has a number of national railway as the railway goes

through Hanoi's belt running from the Thanh Tri bridge to Co Bi, crossed the Duong river,

north of Yen Vien to go Yen Vien. Lang Son railway from the station of Yen Vien, Gia Lam

station, the railway from Hai Phong at the north highway 5 connection with the railway belt.

Waterway: The district has waterway transport systems, including Hong River, Duong

river, Cau Bay river, Bac Hung Hai river. Thien Duc River flows through.

Road Traffic: Gia Lam is important roads go through include: highway 5, highway 1A.

4.6. Summary of natural condition and society of Dong Anh district.

4.6.1 Geography Dong Anh is a suburban district of the north Hanoi city, the east, the northeast border

Bac Ninh province, the south border Red River, the southeast border Gia Lam district, the

west border Me Linh district, the north border Soc Son district.

Dong Anh district include 23 communes and 1 town.

Area: 18,230 ha (182.3 km2).

4.6.2 Topography



Topography of Dong Anh is relatively flat, sloping direction from the Northwest to

Southeast.

4.6.3 Climate: Dong Anh has the same climate regime of Hanoi, which is tropical, humid monsoon.

From may to October is summer, humid climate, abundant rainfall. From November to April

next year is winter, early dry - cold, but last season the rain, wet. Between the two seasons

that make the transition Dong Anh as well as Ha Noi rich seasons: spring, summer, autumn

and winter.

Annual average temperature is 250C, the two hottest months are June and July, monthly

mean temperature most often occurs in July was 37,50 C. The two coldest months are January

and February, the average temperature in January is 130C.

The average humidity is 84%, humidity is also very little change over the months of the

year, usually ranging from 80-87%.

Overall the weather was relatively mild, no storm and fewer flood, is rare these abnormal

changes in the weather.

4.6.4 Population: The total in Dong Anh district population is 350,500 people (The Statistical yearbook

2010).

Ethnic minority:


4.6.5 Transportation infrastructure: Railway traffic: The district has two railway running through: Hanoi - Thai Nguyen and

Ha Noi - Yen Bai

Air traffic: Noi Bai International airport is connected to Ha Noi by highway 3 and Thang

Long - Noi Bai highway, Dong Anh district particularly through 7.5 km long.

Waterway: The district has Red River system, Duong River and Ca Lo River .

Road Traffic: Dong Anh district has roads relatively convenient, Thang Long highway,

highway 3.

4.7. Summary of natural condition and society of Ha Dong district.

4.7.1 Geography

Ha Dong is a district of the Ha Noi capital, from central Ha Noi 10 km . Ha Dong

district is located along Highway 6 from Hanoi to Hoa Binh and the confluence Nhue river,

La Khe river, northern border Tu Liem district, Hoai Duc district, east border Thanh Tri

district, northeast border Thanh Xuan district, west border Quoc Oai, Hoai Duc district,

southwest border Chuong My district, southwest border Thanh Oai district.

The total area of Ha Dong district is 47,91 km2. District includes 17 wards.

4.7.2 Topography

Ha Dong district is plain flat terrain.

Climate:

Ha Dong district of the tropical monsoon climate has two distinct seasons (dry season,

cold from November to April next year, hot and rainy season from may to October). The

average temperature 25°C; lowest temperature: 5,7°C; average humidity: 81,7%, average

annual rainfall: 1480mm.



4.7.3 Population:

The total in Ha Dong district population is 241,900 people (The Statistical yearbook



2010).

Ethnic minority:

Ward does not have ethnic minority.

4.7.4 Transport infrastructure:

Ha Dong district has road go through the highway 6 from Hanoi to Hoa Binh.

4.8. Summary of natural condition and society of Son Tay town.

4.8.1 Geography

Son Tay town is the gateway to the west of Hanoi with geographical coordinates 210 to

the north and 1050 to the east, the center of Hanoi 42 km west north, east border Phuc Tho

district, west border Ba Vi district; south border Thach That district of Ha Noi, north border

Vinh Tuong district of Vinh Phuc.

Son Tay town has a total natural area is 113.46 km2, divided into 15 administrative units

including 9 wards and 6 communes.

4.8.2 Topography

Son Tay town with hilly terrain.

4.8.3 Climate:

Son Tay town of the tropical monsoon climate: In summer hot, humid, rainy; winter cold

and little rain falls. The dry season, cold from November to April next year the average

temperature of 18,6°C, hot and rainy season from May to October rains accompanied by

temperatures averaging 280C). Average annual rainfall: 1495mm.



4.8.4 Population:

Total population of the Son Tay town is 129,000 people (according to Statistical

yearbook 2010).

Ethnic minority:


Road Traffic: Son Tay town with the major transport projects run by the highway 21A,

highway 32, highway 2C to Vinh Phuc.

Waterway has Red River.

V. SUBPROJECT POTENTIAL IMPACTS

5.1. Environmental screening:

Table 5.1. Environmental impact assessments

Screening Question Yes No Remarks

1. Is project located near or in

sensitive area with regards to?

Cultural heritage X Most of The line which goes through

the Cultural and historical monument is

the low voltage line. The line is far

from the Cultural and historical

monument from 7 to 27 metre.




According to electrical equipment

standard 2006 of ministry of industry,

safety distance of low voltage line is

1.5m. Thus, the impact of the

subproject on this area is small. But it

is necessary to implement measures to

minimize impact. The measures

described in section VI

Reservation zone X

Wetlands X

Forests X

Estuary X

Reservation buffer zone X

Rivers and reservoirs

X There are some rivers and lakes in the

subproject area as Set river be long to

Hoang Mai district, Yen So lake belong

to Yen So ward, Hoang Mai district,

some of lakes belong to Yen Nghia

ward, Ha Dong district and Kim Son

commune Song Tay town. The Line

goes along the river an lake. The pole

is constructed not close to the river and

lake. The impact of the subproject on

this area is small

Canaland irrigation

network

X Some of lines goes through rice field,

canal land in Co Loa commune, Dong

Anh district, Trau Quy town – Gia Lam

District, Hong Ky commune – Soc Son

district, Son Dong commune – Son Tay

town. The pole is constructed not close

to the canal. The impact of the

subproject on this area is small. The

measures described in section VI will

be implemented to minimise the impacts

2. Potential environmental impact,

by project?

Intrusion to cultural and historical sites X New construction low voltage line is far

from the Cultural and historical

monument from 7 to 27 meter.

According to electrical equipment

standard 2006 of ministry of industry,




safety distance of low voltage line is

1.5m. Thus, The construction of line not

affect the Cultural and historical

monument

Intrusion to ecosystem (ex: nature

reserve, national park)

X

Affecting landscape and resulting in

waste

X Because of ROW clearance, there

would be small changes of the

landscape and increase in wastes but

these changes are considered as small

and the appropriate mitigation

measures would be taken.

Undermining vegetation cover or

cutting down trees for site during site

clearance for substations and along the

transmission line?

X Only cutting down high tree, vegetation

cover and low tree remain (vegetation

cover is only impacted at foundation

during executing time but area of

foundation is small.

Change surface water quality or river

course

X

Increase water turbidity

due to change in surface water

quality or erosion

X -The excavated soil (6.603 m3) is

collected and transported by car to

waste plain of the city.

-The subproject would be

implemented in relatively flat areas.

Therefore, the danger of erosion is

small.

- The impact on surface water is

assessed as small and could be

mitigated.

Domestic waste water

by workers is discharged

directly into outside water

bodies?

X The constructing units rent private

houses, so the wastewater is collected

into the general sewage system.

In the case constructing units uses

temporary tents, wastewater and

garbage have to collected according to

regulation.

Construction waste

water is discharged directly into

outside water bodies?

X

Result in more dust? X The excavated soil (6.603 m3) is




collected and transported by car to

waste plain of the city. The

transportation result in dust.

The transportation of material (sand,

rock) causes dust.

- The measures described in section VI

will be implemented to minimise the

impacts of dusts.

Increase noise and/or vibration? X -The old pole and old conductors

which not used would be taken down

and transported to depot of

management Board. Transportation

will result in noise.

- The transportation of material

supplied by domestic supplier and

transport to work site result in noise

- The construction of substation

results in noise and vibration. The

substations are located far from

residential areas not affect local

communities.

- Relevant measures listed in section

VI will be implemented to minimise

these impacts.

Permanent land acquisition X All lines and substations are

constructed along existing

communication route. Thus, it doesn’t

affect private house and architecture.

The position of new foundation

construction need to acquire permanent

land but Permanent land acquisition be

long to public land managed by Ward

people’s committee

Temporary land acquisition X Temporary occupied land area is

21,889 square meter. Land for ROW is

mainly agricultural land. The project

will apply mitigation measures in order

to mitigate minimum.. These measures

are presented in part VI.




Resetlement of households? If yes, how

many households?

X There is not household to move, so

there is not resettlement

Would the resettlement site is

environmentally and/or culturally

sensitive

X

Is there any risk of disease

dissemination from construction

workers to the local peoples (and vice

versa)?

X - Construction force divides into nine

construction team in seventy three

communes, each team will have about

40 workers. The total number of

workers on the site at the peak time is

about 360 peoples but they are in many

places of the route, not gathering in

one place. Therefore, the spread of

disease will also be limited.

Is there any potential for conflict

between construction workers and local

peoples (and vice versa)?

X Workers and local people are different

in income, lifestyle, custom thus it will

generate small conflict but it will be

limited.

Are explosive and hazardous chemicals

used within the Project?

X

In the past, there was any accident

incurred due to landmines or explosive

materials remaining from the war?

X This area is defined that has landmines

or explosive remaining from the war

but the investor will hire army agency

to disarm safely before constructing.

Will Project's construction cause

disturbance to the transportation in the

Project's site?

X The traffic density in project area is not

heavy, time of loading and unloading

material, equipment is short (about one

hour), besides constructing material

(sand, soil, macadam, …) is

transported by trucks, so the level of

disturbance to the transportation in the

Project's site is not high.

Project's construction will cause any

damage to the existing local roads,

bidges or other rural infrastructures?

X All of material and equipments are

divided into smaller part to transport in

accordance with loading capacity of

road, so the impact is negligible.

Will soil excavation during Project's X The constructing time for each pole




construction cause soil erosion? foundation is not long (maximum about

one week) and avoiding to construct in

raining seasons and constructing

definitively each item, so the erosion is

negligible.

Will Project need to open new access

roads?

X Using the current road system to

construct because the route and

substation areas are along traffic road

Will Project cause fragmentation of

habitat of flora and fauna?

X

Will Project cause impact on air

quality?

X The impact level to the environment by

exhaust fumes of traffic means during

transportation will be limited by

covering, avoid scattering.

Will Project cause accident risks for

workers and community during

construction phase?

X Accident risks include:

- Transporting bulky materials and

equipment (pole, transformer), it is

easy to cause accident for community

- The workers construct in sloping area

are able to be in risk as falling if they

are not equipped safety knowledge and

labor protection

The mitigation measures for these risks

of workers and community when

constructing are presented in part 6

Will Project generate hazardous wastes

including PCBs from the replacement

of transformers?

X In this project, there is replacement of

old suspending transformers. These

transformers are verified not to include

PCBs, so it will not affect environment.

Will Project cause risk to safety and

human health (electric and magnetic

fields, electric shock etc.)?

X - The transmission lines shall be

designed and constructed in

accordance with applicable standards

of power industry (in accordance with

Vietnam applicable technical

regulations, electromagnetic field

(EMF) < 5 kV/m), wherein impacts

from EMF and safety standards and

operation safety have to be taken into

due account.




- Prior to operation, all safety

indicators shall be tested and accepted

by the project owner, contractor and

operation entity therefore workers

shall not be suffering from such EMF

impacts.

- In the phase of commissioning, the

safety in power use of households of

ethinic minorities who use electricity

for the first time also needs to be paid

attention to minimize the risk of

electric shock. However, this impact is

very little and avoidable if the people

are trained well in safe power use.

- The mitigation measures in Section VI

will also be implemented to minimise

safety risks

VI. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN:

6.1. Mitigation measures:

Table 6.1. Mitigation measures description as ECOP

Period Potential impact Mitigation measures Responsibility

Preparation

Permanent and

temporary land

acquisition will

impact affected

households and

agriculture

production

To plan for construction activities after

harvesting season and try to shorten the

progress.

Inform the affected HHs about

permanent and temporary land

acquisition.

Properly compensate for land

acquisition and tree compensation in

accordance with the Resettlement

Policy Framework of the DEP project

and Resettlement Action Plan of the

Subproject.

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Impacts on

vegetation cover as a

result of site

clearance (ROW)

Minimize land clearing by planning

for installation of

transmission/distribution lines above

existing vegetation.

Utilize hand clearing of vegetation if

possible. Save as much vegetation as

possible. Careful manage cutting trees.

Cut only tree above 4m within the

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ROW.

Do not burn cleared trees and branches;

Carry out the safety procedures to

prevent hazard of downing trees.

Dispose at established dump site.

During clearing, contact with the

affected HHs in order to mitigate

impacts and carry out compensation.

Temporary duty

roads

Use roads/trails that are available. Any

new road cause minimum damage to

the local land usage.

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Surface water,

sediment and

landslides

(Levelling)

The contractor will comply with the

water drainage system design to prevent

rain drop from causing local inundation,

soil erosion in high risk areas.

To ensure proper operation of the

drainage system.

To sustain those areas not impacted by

construction activities.

The excavation work needs to be done

in compliance with applicable technical

construction regulations.

To prevent the spreading of mud into

surrounding environment, take proper

measures to control sedimentation in

high risk areas.

When there is a need to dry

construction site (foundation concrete

pouring), the pumped water containing

sand will be controlled with regards to

sedimentation before discharging it into

outside water bodies.

Use diversion techniques at

construction to prevent deposit from

being stirred up in water bodies.

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Dust generation

The contractor is responsible for

implementing the state applicable

regulations related to air quality.

The contractor will ensure minima dust

generation and no impact on local

residents and take proper measures to

control dust generation (for example,

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praying water, covering the trucks when

carrying material).

Material will be covered up during.

transportation to prevent scattering of

material along the way.

Material dump site and storage yards

will be covered up and isolated from

winds and located away from schools

and residential areas.

Workers will be provided with masks

when working in high risk areas.

Air pollution

All transportation vehicles must comply

with applicable regulations of Vietnam

with regards to exhaust gases.

Transportation vehicles in must be

tested frequently on the waste gases and

have to show certificate of quality,

technical safety and environmental

friendliness according to Decision

No.35/2005/QD-BGTVT.

Do not burn waste or construction

materials at the site.

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Noise and vibration

level

The contracter will be responsible for

complying with applicable regulations

related to permitted noise and vibration

levels.

All transportation vehicles need to

show certificate of quality, technical

safety and environmental friendliness

according to the Decision

No.35/2005/QD-BGTVT; to prevent

excessive noise level from machinery

that is not properly maintained, proper

noise reduction measures are taken,

including noise reducers or arrangement

of noisy machinery in a specific noise

proof area.

To prevent or reduce traffic in

residential area as well as processing of

material in residential areas (concrete

mixing)

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Waste water

pollution

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related to waste water treatment and

discharge.

To provide mobile toilets or construct

proper toilets for workers at the site.

Toilet waste water and restaurants will

be treated before discharging into the

outside environment.

When construction is completed, toilets

have to be properly destroyed and/or

removed.

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Material warehouse

and material quarry

management

Material storage yards will be

predetermined in the approved

engineering design.

Material supplied by local suppliers

need to have operation licenses for

particular material type.

To rehabilitate material storage yard

after construction is completed.

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Waste and hazardous

waste

Prior to construction, the contractor

needs to prepare a procedure for

controlling waste (storage, use of

recycle bins, site decommissioning,

etc.) and strictly complying during

construction phase.

Prior to construction, all necessary

licenses have to be obtained related to

waste management.

Proper measures are taken to ensure

good practices in waste management

and treatment. The contractor will

provide recycle bins, containers and

other means to collect waste from

necessary areas.

Waste can be stored temporarily at the

site when it is approved by the

Construction Monitoring Consultant,

local authorities before collection and

treatment. If in the absence of such

authorities, normal domestic waste can

be land filled.

Recycle bins or containers storing waste

have to be covered up from weather

impacts and intrusion by scavengers.

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Do not burn waste.

Recyclable waste such as wood form,

waste steel and packing material will be

collected and separated at the site from

other waste sources for reuse, refilling

or sale to an external company.

If it is impossible to carry away from

the site, solid waste can be land filled at

a certain place approved by the

construction supervising consultant

provide in the waste management plan.

Under any circumstance, the contractor

has to treat all construction waste

within the site.

Waste lubricants will be taken out from

the site by an authorized recycling

company.

Waste lubricants and cleaning solutions

will be collected into covered

containers and carried away by a

contracted external company that is

permitted to treat hazardous waste

Site clearance

The contractor will prepare a plan on

site clearance and vegetation recovery

according to applicable regulations for

the construction supervising consultant

to approve. The contractor will strictly

comply with this plan.

Do not use chemicals in clearing

vegetation.

Do not cut down any trees when it is

not provided in the vegetation clearance

plan.

If necessary, set up temporary fence to

protect valuable trees prior to starting

any construction activities.

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Impact on cultural

property

During construction phase if the

contractor finds any cultural and

historical sites, including commentary

or tombs, the contractor will:

- Stop construction activities in the

particular area;

- Protect the area from any damage or

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loss to the sites. In case the historical

objects can be removed or sensitive

objects assign a person to protect it until

local authorities come to confirm and

take over the issue;

- Notify the construction supervising

consultant, who will be responsible for

informing local authorities or the state

agencies of such cultural or historical

sites (within 24 hours or less);

- Local authorities or state agencies will

be responsible for protecting and

isolating such area before any further

processing.

Decide how to process such issues is

the responsibility of the local

authorities, including change, (in case a

cultural or historical site is found and

cannot be removed), reservation,

isolation, rehabilitation and rescue;

If the cultural or historical site are of

high value and the reservation is

recommended by relevant agencies the

project owner will have to change

project design accordingly for the

component in that particular area;

Decisions related to the management of

found sites will be notified in writing to

relevant authorities;

Construction work will continue only

after relevant authorities come and take

responsibility of potential sites.

Traffic management

Prior to construction, conduct

consultation with local authorities and

traffic police.

Impacts on traffic flow needs to be

considered in the construction plan

before approval. Traffic routes,

particularly those with heavy duty

vehicles need to consider high risk area

such as schools, hospitals or markets.

It is necessary to provide sufficient

lighting system for night time to ensure

proper traffic conditions.

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Arrange indication signs at the

construction site to inform public

people, provide instructions to different

components and instructions and safety

directions.

Take proper traffic safety measures

including sign posts and flags to

indicate danger

Do not transport material during peak

house.

Space spared for walkers and vehicles

at the site need to be separate from the

site and can be easily accessible.

Provide proper sing posts where

necessary.

Cultural property

Apply settlement procedures if

accidentally discover during

in digging activities.

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Interruption of utility

and business

services

Planned or unplanned interruptions to

services such as water, gas power

supply and internet access: The

contractor will be prepared for

emergency scenarios and any potential

failures.

Cooperate with services suppliers

(water, telecommunications, etc.) to

work out a proper construction

schedule.

During the laying out of cables crossing

over telecommunications cable,

mitigation measures have to be taken

(What are the measures?)

Notify affected households of

construction schedule as well as

expected interruptions (at least 5 days

in advance)

Interruptions to water supply for

agriculture production need to be

avoided.

The contractor will ensure alternative

water supply for affected residents in

case it is more than one day.

Any damage to the existing service

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cables will be notified to the local

authorities for timely repair.

Rehabilitation of

affected areas

Clearance areas such as soil or rock

quarries, waste treatment areas, worker

houses, warehouse and wood forms and

any other temporary areas during

construction phase will be rehabilitated

with regards to the landscape and

vegetation cover.

Compensate the vegetation cover at the

soonest. Use proper vegetation for such

rehabilitation.

Do not use exotic or banned vegetation

for such rehabilitation

Excavated hillsides and waste yard need

to be planted with grass to prevent soil

erosion and landslide;

All the affected areas will be

compensated with proper landscape and

there should be no delay in doing so,

including any necessary repair or

construction of green space and other

affected areas.

Soil contaminated with chemicals or

hazardous waste will be carried away

and land filled in a proper hazardous

dump site

Rehabilitate all affected roads and

bridges due to the project construction

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Labor and public

safety

The contractor will comply with all

applicable regulations related to labor

safety.

Prepare and implement action plan in

response to risk and emergency cases.

Prepare emergency services right at the

site.

Provide training for workers on labor

safety requirements.

Ensure to provide protective devices for

workers, including noise protection at

high risk places

In destroying existing structures,

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workers and community need to be

protected from falling objects by taking

proper protection measures

Provide protective fences and warnings

of danger at the construction site to

indicate danger to local resident.

The contractor will provide safety

measures such as installation of fences,

provision of warning signs at high risk

areas, including pole foundation under

construction to prevent traffic accidents

as well as other risk to local residents.

Only allow trained workers to install,

maintain or repair electrical equipment.

Cut off and do correct earthling for the

existing power line prior to construction

work.

Comply with labor safety procedures

when working at height and with

electrical equipment

Communications to

local community

Sustain communications to local

authorities and community; the

contractor will work with local

authorities to agree on construction

schedule for sites near sensitive areas or

at sensitive time (regional festivals).

Enhance relationship with local

community in order to obtain necessary

information about the project activities

in the region, progress and

performance;

Keep track of the community concerns

and information required such as

project progress;

Respond to community concerns via

telephones and documents in a timely

manner;

Notify local residents of construction

schedule, work schedule, potential

interruptions to services and detour

roads and temporary buses, any

destruction or mine explosion schedule;

Provide technical data and drawings for

community, particularly a scheme on

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construction sites and EMP;

Provide notice boards at all sites to

provide information about the site

manager, environmental officer,

medical and safety officer, with

concrete contact details and other

information so that affected people will

be able to raise their voice and

concerns.

Operations

Health and safety for

workers and local

residents

Disseminate the information on

electricity safety regulations to the

users.

Comply Decree No. 106/2005/ND-CP

dated 17 August 2005 of Goverment on

protecting grid; Decree No.

81/2009/ND-CP dated 12 October 2009

of Goverment on protecting hight

voltage grid

Regular training for local technicians

and people on safety issues.

Use warning signs, barriers (locks,

gates, iron barriers...) around substation

or tower to prevent people reach danger

equipment;

Putting warning signs, barriers on the

ground close to electricity wire to

prevent electric shock

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Fire and explosion

Periodically inspect fire prevention and

fighting facilities.

Organize training on fire prevention and

fighting for operation workers.

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Mitigation measures

related to

transmission lines

Only allow workers who have been

trained and obtained certificates on

installation, maintenance and repair of

electrical equipment

Cut off power and provide safe

earthling before construction on the

power line or where it is near power

line

Ensure operations related to power line

will be undertaken by trained workers

with strict compliance with safety

regulations. Qualified or trained

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workers to operate power lines need to

able to:

Distinguish between online and

offline power lines from other parts

of the distribution system

Determine voltage of online power

lines

Understand safety distance for each

cable types

Ensure correct and sufficient use of

safety devices and other safety

procedures or other online parts of

the distribution system

- Even when being trained, workers

will not contact any online parts

unless:

Workers have been safely isolated

from online parts via gloves or other

insulation devices

Online parts have been safely

isolated from workers and other

parts or

Workers have been isolated and

safely insulated from online objects

When operations and maintenance

request minimum distance, provide

trainings on safety measures and safety

devices for individuals and other

preventive measures identified in the

health and safety compliance plan.

(Below is the recommended safety

distance for workers:

2-15 kV: 0.6 m

15.1-35kV: 0.71 m

72.6-121 kV: 1.01 m

Safety measures

when working at

height

Preventive and control measures

include:

- Check the firmness of structures

before starting work

- Take anti-fall measures including

climbing skills, use of supporting

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devices and first aid toolkit

- Install supporting and anti-fall

devices

- Safety bands will not be smaller

than 16 mm, two layers, and durable

strength. Safety bands will be

replaced before any defect or crack

is detected or if is too old

- When working with tools at height,

workers will need an additional

safely band (backup).

- Sign posts and other obstacles need

to be removed before starting work

- Use standard tool bag to carry tools

and materials to the height when

working on pillars

EMF impacts

- Prevent or minimize exposure to

EMF in the working environment

by developing and implementing a

EMF safety program with the

following components:

- Determination of potential exposure

level

- Trainings for workers on how to

identify their exposure to EMF and

its impacts

- Determination of safe areas in order

to differentiate those areas with

higher EMF impacts than the others

where EMF impacts are small

enough not to be provided with

mitigations and minimize exposure

to high EMF impact areas

- The exposure detector for

individuals will be installed to give

warning when exposure is below the

safety limit (for example, 50%).

Action plans for mitigating impacts

includes taking turn to work in high

risk areas, and if necessary being

provided with protective devices.

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Table 6.2. Site specific mitigation measures



Preriod Protential impact Mitigation measures Responsibility

Construction

Influence on trees

and canal while

extending line,

building the

foundation and

erecting pole

Construction is made after the harvests and

construction progress should be reduced.

When extend line through rice field or crop

area use bamboo peg to stark line to not affect

crop and rice.

If construction make canal broken down, must

refund

Garbage arise in construction affect to canal,

have to drag canal and widen flow.

Appropriate compensation is made for losses

as specified in the Resettlement Policy

Framework of the project and the

Resettlement Action Plan of the subproject.

Contractor

CSC

PMU

Cutting off

electricity on the

crossing over line

will influence

production and

living activities in

the electricity

cutting- off area

Select suitable time to cutting off electricity,

avoid electricity cutting off at peak time. If the

construction is implemented in harvest time

the power management unit will cut local

electricity during the day(when people go to

work on the fields).

The contractor should work directly with the

electricity control team of the commune and

the hamlet for permission to report about

electricity cutting off time and deploy

subproject. the electricity control team of the

commune and the hamlet will inform in

advance the electricity cutting-off time to the

local people to arrange their production plan

and living.

cut off electricity during the setting up of

scaffoldings and avoid electricity cutting-off

during peak time. The electricity control team

of the commune and the hamlet will inform in

advance the electricity cutting-off time to the

local people to arrange their production plan

and living.

However, in order to avoid electricity cutting-

off for a long time when the line crossing over

the information line; line 35; 22; 0,4 kV;

scaffoldings must be used. After the setting-up

of scaffoldings, electricity should be supplied

again to the line. Only after that, line

extending could be conducted.

Contractor

CSC

PMU



Preriod Protential impact Mitigation measures Responsibility

Construction near

sensitive area as

cultural and

historical

monument area,

school, hospital

There are many cultural and historical

monument area in the subproject area.

Thus, before deploying the subproject The

contractor should work directly with local

government to report about the subproject

implementing plan and must be approved by

local government.

When construction in festival time must let

warning signs, propaganda to arise labor

discipline awareness for workers.

Encourage drivers to transport supplies and

equipment through the sensitive areas such as

temples, schools, hospitals not to abused horn

to avoid to cause noise.

Contractor

CSC

PMU

VII.ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PLAN

Table 7.1: Environmental monitoring plan is shown in the below table

Impact Monitored

parameter

Monitored

point

Monitoring

equipment

/method

Timing/

frequency of

monitoring

Responsibility

Construction phase

I.

Vegetation

cover

clearance or

cutting

down trees

-Clearance

technique

- Disposal of

cut-down trees.

- Along the

transmission

line

- In a

centralized

place for

processing.

Observation -From

beginning to

the last

moment.

-Contractor

-Construction

supervising

consultant

I I. Rural

roads in the

project

region

- All heavy

tonnage

vehicles on the

local roads

- Along the

roads

Observation

and

consultation

with local

residents.

-Weekly basis

when material

is transported

to the region.

- Four months.

- Contractor,

-Construction

supervising

consultant

III. Surface

water

quality,

sedimentati

on and

- Not excavate

while it is

raining

- Not clear

plants

- Surface

water near

the site.

Observation -During and

after heavy

rain

-Contractor,

-Construction

supervising

consultant



Impact Monitored

parameter

Monitored

point

Monitoring

equipment

/method

Timing/

frequency of

monitoring

Responsibility

erosion completely

IV. Dust

and air

pollution

- Dust

concentration

in material

storage area

- Cover for

material during

transportation

process

- Areas with

excavation

foils and

material

storage

Observation -In presence of

strong winds

-Contractor,

-Construction

supervising

consultant

V. Noise

level

- Noise by

machinery

- Local

resident

response to

noise from the

construction

process

- The line

section

running over

residental

area

Consultatio

n with local

residents

-During

activities that

may result in

high noise

level;

Complaints by

local residents

-Contractor,

-Construction

supervising

consultant

VI. The

culture and

history

monuments

- The effects of

noise

-At the

construction

places close

to culture and

history

monuments

Observing

the local

residents

-During

construction,

the activities

emanate noise

-Contractors

-Construction

monitoring

consultant

VII.

Sanitation

situation at

the

construction

site,

including

the hygiene

of workers’

camps

-Garbage,

waste water at

the

construction

site and

workers’ tents

- If he tents

have been

supplied clean

water and had

sanitary

latrines

-At the tents Observing -Every week,

when official

acceptance of

work

-Contractors

-Construction

monitoring

consultant

VII. Safety

of workers

and local

presidents

- Accidents

happen

- At the sites,

local areas

- Consult,

Record the

constructio

n log of the

contractor

-Contractors

-Construction

monitoring

consultant



Impact Monitored

parameter

Monitored

point

Monitoring

equipment

/method

Timing/

frequency of

monitoring

Responsibility

Operation phase

I. Maintain

and protect

the ROW

The height of

plants along

the ROW

Along the

ROW, houses

and trees

Prune trees

and ensure a

safe

distance for

the ROW

One month/

time

North High

Voltage grid

Company

II. Danger

due to

danger

-The intact

situation of

poles,

insulators,

protecting

devices of the

station

- At the pole

of the line

route, the

position of

the station

- Observing

and

assessing

3months/

time

-North high

voltage grid

Company



VIII. EMP IMPLEMENTATION ARRANGEMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING

a) During Detailed Design and Preparation of Bidding Contract Documents

During the detailed design and bidding invitation preparation, the project management

unit will be responsible for incorporate the EMP (mitigation measures, responsibilities of the

contractor) into the attached annexes in the bidding invitation and contract signed with the

contractor. Engineers taking charge of the detailed design will also refer to findings in the

EIA and EMP to ensure environmental issues will be looked at in the final design.

During the bidding invitation preparation and the contract, it is necessary to ensure the

contractor is fully informed of its responsibilities in implementing environmental mitigation

measures and its commitment to compliance.

b) During Construction Phase

PPMU will assign the Construction Supervising Consultant (CSC) and/or field engineer

to be responsible for supervision of safeguard performance of contractor on a daily basis. A

generic Terms of Reference (TOR) is provided in Annex 1. CSC and/or field engineers will

carry out, but not limited to, the following tasks:

- Before the commencement of the construction, confirm that all compensation for land

and facilities are provided and relocation and/or land acquisition/donation has been

completed.

- Closely supervise the implementation of safeguard measures throughout the

construction period.

- Confirm the compliance with the EMP and inspect for any damages caused by the

contractor. If necessary, prepare a minutes to ask the contractor to compensate or

rehabilitate as provisions of the contract. Contractor safeguard performance will be

included in the subproject progress report.

Role and responsibilities of parties in implementing EMP are summarized in the below table:

Table 8.1. Responsibility for EMP Implementation

Role Responsibility Organization

- Project

owner

- Take final responsibility with regards to the

management and implementation of project including

environmental compliance environmental

performance.

-North

Electricity

Corporation

- Environme

ntal officer

- Indicate specific responsibility and provide contact

details.

Environmental

officer of

project



Role Responsibility Organization

- Project

manageme

nt and

implement

ation entity

Responsible for cooperating and managing the

implementation of project including providing guidance

and implementing the EMP:

- Develop plan and implement EMP activities during

construction.

- Cooperate with relevant stakeholders with regards to

environmental performance.

- Conduct internal supervision and independent audit.

- Supervise and provide budget for monitoring

activities.

- Report environmental information to relevant

stakeholders.

PMU

- Project

operation

entity

- Operating the project including environmental

management and supervision during operation phase.

North High

Voltage Grid

Company

- Contractor

supervisor

- Support the PMU in supervising project operations

with regards to environmental impacts mitigation

according to measures described in the EMP and keep

in touch with local residents.

Construction

supervising

consultant

hired by the

PMU

- Contractor Constructing and complying with technical requirements of

the EMP, including:

- Taking mitigation measures to minimize negative

impacts as described in the EMP.

- Communicating with local residents and taking action

to prevent environmental and social interruptions in

the project region during construction.

- Ensuring at least one officer supervises compliance to

EMP during construction.

- Ensuring all construction activities are given

necessary approvals from relevant authorities.

- Ensuring workers and officers understand their

responsibilities and procedures in environmental

management.

- Reporting to the construction supervising consultant

on difficulties and solutions.

- Reporting to local authorities and PMU and

cooperating with relevant agencies to address any

issues.

Construction

supervising

consultant

hired by the

PMU



IX. REPORTING PROCEDURE

Responsibility and frequency of reporting on EMP implementation are shown

in the below table.

N

o.

Report by Submitted to Frequency of reporting

1 By contractor to project owner PMU Once prior to starting

construction afterwards

every one month.

2 Construction supervisor (cum

environmental monitor)

PMU Monthly

3 Community supervisor (if any) MPU If any complaint

4 PMU EVN Quarterly

5 EVN WB Biannually



X. CAPACITY BUILDING FOR EMP IMPLEMENTATION

Table 10.1. Estimates of capacity building for implementing EMP

Training

content Trained staff

Trainee

quantity

Training

time

Training

organizing

agency

Cost

1 2 3 4 5 6

Training about

environmental

management

Staff responsible

for environmental

management of

EVN Ha Noi

Six mans

January,

2012

EVN

* Cost:

2,000,000VND per man x 5 mans = 10,000,000VND

Training about

mitigation,

environmental

monitor

Staff of district

power company

Twenty mans December,

2012

EVN Ha

Noi

* Document cost: 300,000VND per man x16

mans=4,800,000 VND

* Subsistence cost:

300,000VND per day x 3 days x16 mans =

14,400,000VND

* Travelling cost for trainees:

50,000VND per man x 16 mans = 8000,000VND

* Supporting cost for training lecturer: 2,000,000VND x

3 mans = 6,000,000VND

Total cost 43,200,000VND



XI.ESTIMATED COST FOR IMPLEMENTING THE EMP

Table 11.1. Table of estimate cost

No. Activity Construction

Phase Operation Phase

Total

(VND)

1 Implement

Mitigation Measures

The costs are

covered in

Contract with

Construction

Contractors

The cost is covered in

production cost of EVN

Ha Noi

480,000,000

2

Environmental

monitoring during

construction phase

by Construction

Supervisor

The costs are

covered in the

contract of hiring

monitoring

consultant

120,000,000

3 Capacity Building 43,200,000

Total cost 643,200,000



XII. COMMUNITY CONSULTATION AND DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION

12.1 Community consultation:

Through public consultation, advice obtained result summarized as follows:

Table 12.1. Summary of public consultation

N0

Subproject Location Time and date Number of

Participant

Representative of

local authorities

and households

to participate

Issues or

concerns to be

discussed /

raised

I

Improve

rural

network of

old Ha Noi

area

- Period 1

Meetting-hall

communes

people’s

committee have

project

Chairman, vice

chairman of

commune

people’s

committee

Fatherland Front

Committee

League

Executive Board

Women's

Executive Board

Farmer

association

Veterans’

organization

Elderly people

Households

(see attachment)

Description

project: line

project,

project

location,

construction

size, the need

of

construction

project.

Description

impacts of the

project with

environmental

(air, water,

traffic...)

The measures

of minimize

passive

impacts.

The measure

of

compensation

for damage to

property

caused by the

project

Project

planning

1 Hoang Mai

district

Hoanng Liet

ward people’s

committee

8 h to 11h30

date13/12/2011

11

(5 woman)

Hoang Van Thu

ward people’s

committee

8 h to 11h30

date 9/12/2011

11

(4 woman)

2 Tu Liem

district

Trung Van

commune

people’s

committee

1h to 4h

date14/12/2011

6

(3 woman)

Me Tri

commune

people’s

committee

7h30 to 11h30

date

10/12/2011

10

(4 woman)

Dai Mo

commune

people’s

committee

7h30 to 11h30

date 8/12/2011

11

(4 woman)

3 Gia Lam

district

Da Ton

commune

people’s

committee

1h30 to 5h

date12/12/2011

11

(3 woman)

Phu Thi

commune

people’s

committee

7h30 to 11h30

date13/12/2011

11

(4 woman)


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The result obtained through the community consultation are summarized as follows:

N0

District

(ward/commune) Place Time

Number of

Participants Delegate

Summary comment

of delegates

I Hoang Mai district

1 Hoang Liet ward

Hoang Liet ward

people’s

committee hall

8 h to 11h30

date 13/12/2011 11

1. Nguyen Van Sang : Vice chairman

of ward people’s committee.

2. Tran Thi Minh: Chairman of the

Executive Board of the farmer.

3. Ta Thi Tha: Representative of

women's Executive Board.

4. Nguyen Dinh Tuat: Chairman of

Fatherland Front Committee.

5. Tran Ba Giap: Representation of

veterans’s organization Executive

Board.

6. Tran Toan Thuong: Representative

of league Executive Board.

7. The representative household assets

affected: 5/8 households.

- Guiding People in

the project area

electrical safety

measures.

- Minimize the

impact on daily

life of the people.


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2 Hoang Van Thu

ward

Hoang Van Thu

ward people’s

committee hall

8 h to 11h30

date 9/12/2011 11

1. Nguyen Tiet Cuong: Vice chairman

of ward people’s committee.

2. Tran Thi Thuy Hang: Secretary of

league Executive Board.

3. Dinh Thi Ngat: Chairman of


4. Tran Xuan Ngoc: Vice chairman of

Fatherland Front committee.



- Implement

measures to

minimize

environmental

impact.

- Implementation of

the appropriate

time to reduce the

loss of property to

people.

II Tu Liem district

1 Trung Van

commune

Trung Van

commune

people’s

committe hall

1h to 4h date

14/12/2011 6

1. Nguyen Trong Cong: Chairman of

commune people’s committee.

2. Ngo Quang Chien: Representative

Veterans’ organization.

3. Bui Dinh Loc: Chairman of

commune Fatherland Front

committee.


- Construction

implementation

when the crop

harvested.

- Implement

measures to

minimize

environmental

impact.


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2 Me Tri commune

Me Tri commune

people’s

committee hall

7h30 to 11h30

date 10/12/2011 10

1. Nguyen Thi Huong: Vice chairman

of commune people’s committee.

2. Thu Hoa: Representative of women's

Executive Board.

3. Ngo Van Tich: Representative of the

Executive Board of the farmer.



- Construction

implementation

when the crop

harvested.

- Guiding People in

the project area

electrical safety

measures.

3 Dai Mo commune

Dai Mo

commune

people’s

committee hall

7h30 to 11h30

date 8/12/2011 11

1. Nguyen Minh Giang: Chairman of


2. Nguyen Thi Thoa: Representative of


3. Do Dac Tieu: Representative of

veterans’ organization Executive

Board.



- Construction

implementation

when the crop

harvested.

- Implement

measures to

minimize

environmental

impact.

- Guiding People in

the project area


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electrical safety

measures.

III Gia Lam district

1 Da Ton commune

Da Ton

commune

people’s

committee hall

From 1h30 to 5h

date 12/12/2011 11

1. Tran Duc Dien: Chairman of


2. Bui Van Ma: Representation of


committee.

3. Nguyen Thi Nga: Representative of


4. Le Anh Dung: Representative of

league Executive Board.



- Construction

implementation

when the crop

harvested.

- Implement

measures to

minimize

environmental

impact.

2 Phu Thi commune

Phu Thi

commune

people’s

committee hall

7h30 to 11h30

date 13/12/2011 11

1. Le Van Huy: Chairman of commune

people’s committee.

2. Nguyen Van Thanh: Chairman of


committee.

3. Dang Van Dac: Representative of

- Construction

implementation

when the crop

harvested.

- Implement

measures to


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elderly people commune Executive

Committee .

4. Nguyen Duong Thanh:

Representative of the Executive

Board of the farmer.



minimize

environmental

impact.

- Guiding People in

the project area

electrical safety

measures.

12.2 Disclosure of information:

- The EMP report in Vietnamese will be announced at ward/commune People's Committee in the subproject area for the public,

organizations are able to access. The abbreviated EMP will be sent to the ward People's Committee that the line come across to announce for

crowded public to stydy. Estimated disclosure time is in April 2012.

- The EMP report in English and Vietnamese will be sent to The Center for Information and Development of Vietnam at 63 Ly Thai To -

Hanoi for the evaluation of government office and community;

- The EMP report in English will be sent to the Infoshop of World Bank in Washington to announce.


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ANNEX 1

TOR for monitoring of emp implementation for construction supervising consultant

Background

The construction supervising consultant will deliver technical services (“Services”) to ensure

efficient implementation of the EMP for the project.

Scope of services:

Services provided by the supervising consultant will include reviewing and monitoring of

construction activities to ensure mitigation measures described in the EMP for the project are

correctly complied with and negative environmental impacts are minimized.

On behalf of the PMU, supervising consultant undertakes the following duties:

- Conduct frequent field inspection;

- Review the implementation of environmental protection measures described in the EMP

and contract documentation;

- Review the effectiveness of the mitigation measures and environmental performance of

the project;

- If necessary, validate the acceptability of construction methods with regards to

environmental compliance (for temporary and permanent items), relevant design plans

and other submitted documents. If necessary, the supervising consultant will seek for and

recommend methods with less environmental impacts with consultation with the design

consultant and the PMU;

- Validate inspection results with regards to any non-conformance to environmental

performance and effectiveness of any countermeasures;

- Provide audit results for the leading engineer of the contractor in accordance with non-

conformance handling procedure described in the EMP;

- Direct the contractor to take corrective actions within a specific time period and exercise

additional monitoring if necessary, as per the requirements of the contract in case of non-

conformance and complaints;

- Direct the contractor to take actions to mitigate impacts and comply with the EMP in case

non-conformance is found;

- Direct the contractor to stop any activity resulting negative impacts and/or in case the

contractor does not fulfill requirements of the EMP, to take corrective actions.

- For contracts that need Site Environmental Management Plan (SEMP), the

supervising consultant will conduct a final review and approve all environmental plans at

the site that may affect environment. This work includes but not limited to: dredging

areas, material quarries and dumping areas and worker houses. The supervising

consultant will review and approve such SEMP submitted by the contractor. If such plans

are found non-compliant to the EMP, EPC or RAP, the supervising consultant will work

with the PMU and contractor for a proper solution.

- Complaint handling: Complaints from local residents will be collected by site officer of

the contractor, which may include violations to noise level, dust concentration and traffic

safety requirements. The lead consultant of the contractor and the supervising consultant

will address and work out a final solution organizes all such complaints. The supervising


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consultant will provide a list of these complaints and confirm they have been properly

handled by the contractor in the same way with issued identified during site inspection.

- Confirmation of monthly payment: The supervising consultant will confirm monthly

payment for environment related activities undertaken by the contractor.

- Report: The supervising consultant will make the following reports in English:

o Report twice a week on non-conformances

o Monthly summary report will include issues and findings from the reviewing

and monitoring of construction activities

o At the end of project, the supervising consultant will make a final summary

report on findings from their work, number of violations, and solutions, etc. as

well as provide consultancy and guidance on how to implement such duties in

future.


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ANNEX 2

Report template for monitoring of EMP implementation

(Used for report by supervising consultant to PMU)

Project name:

Project location: Province: District:

Commune/Town:

Supervising consultant:......Full name Date of report:……………………

No. Parameter

Assessment of

comments by

supervising

consultant and

community

Comment/

Recommenda

tion

Construction phase

1 Water turbidity and soil erosion

2 Noise level at the site and nearby

residential area

3 Dust concentration

4 Solid waste and site cleaning after

construction

5 Conflict between workers and local

residents

6 Disease spreading

7 Hygiene condition and safety for workers

8 Local traffic interruption

9 Road damage

10 Safety measure application

11 Material management

12 Remained soil and rock management

13 Evidences about loss to biodiversity (if

any)

14 Evidences about loss to cultural and


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No. Parameter

Assessment of

comments by

supervising

consultant and

community

Comment/

Recommenda

tion

historical sites

15 Other environmental issues (if any)

….

Operation phase

16 Transmission line lobby maintenance

17 1. Health and safety for operation

workers and local residents


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ANNEX 3

Report template for monitoring of EMP implementation

(Used for reports by contractor)

Project name:

Project location:

Contractor name:

Initial or monthly report:

Date of report:

No. Impact Mitigation

measure taken Comment

Construction phase

1 Surface water pollution

2 Noise and vibration level

3 Soil erosion

4 Air pollution

5 Impacts on agriculture land due to

temporary land acquisition

6 Local traffic interruptions

7 Existing road damage

8 Solid waste from excavation

9 Remained soil management

10 Environmental impacts by workers

11 Conflict between workers and local

residents

12 Disease spreading between workers

and local residents

13 Health and safety

14 …..

Reported by :

Title :


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Address :

Telephone :


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ANNEX 4

Subproject area map


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ANNEX 5

Some pictures of project area

TBA Liên Hợp - xã Tây Mỗ

TBA Tây Tựu 6 - xã Tây Tựu

Cột hạ thế tận dụng

Cột hạ thế tận dụng

Cột hạ thế tháo dỡ

Cột hạ thế tháo dỡ


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ANNEX 6

Consultancy minutes


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ANNEX 7

Environmental protection commitment

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