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(CongBaG nos 233-234IAprrI30, 2011)

Decision No. 5811QD-TTg of April 20,2011, approving the master plan onsocio-economic development of KonTurn province through 2020

THE PRIME MINISTER

Pu rsriant to the Dcccml.cr 25, 2001 Law 011

Organization ofthe Government;

Pursuant to the Government :\' Decree No 92/2006/NDCP of September 7, 2006, Oil the

formul atiou, approval and II1(1fWgClIlCllt ofsocio-economic del'elopmem master plans and

Decree No. 04/2008/ND-CP of Jan uarv 11,

2008, amending and supplementing a numberofarticles ofDecree No. 92/2006/ND-C/':

A t the proposal (if the PeOIJ!e 's Committeeof Kon Tum province,

DECIDES:

Article I. To approve the master plan on

soc io-ccrmomic rl('v~lnpnH'nt of Kon Tum

province through 2010, with the following

principal contents:

I. DEVELOPMENT VIEWPOINTS

l , The master plan on socio-economic

development of Kon Tum province through

2020 must conform to the national socio­

economic development strategy and the socio­

economic development master plan of the

Central Highlands; ensure synchronism and

consistency with sectoral master plans.

2. To effectively tap local potential and

advantages and to properly mobilize and use

every resource for fast and sustainable socio­

economic development and c n v iron mcntu l

protection; to speed up economic grovv·th. early

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lifting Kon Tum province from the poverty

status.

3. To incrementally complete infrastructure

and urbanization: to step up the development of

a number of economic zones as a motive force

for hoosting the development of difficulty-hit

areas in the province.

4. 10 achieve social progress and justice in

each step of development. To pay attention to

supporti ng deep-lying. remote and ethnic

minority areas in comprehensive development;

to conserve and bring into play the traditional

cultures ofethnic groups.

5. To combine socio-economic development

with defense and security maintenance; to firmly

defend the national border sovereignty; to firmly

maintain pol itical security and social order and

safety; 10 enhance friendly and cooperative

relations within the Vietnam- Laos- Cambodia

development triangle.

II. DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES

I. General objectives

To rnobiiize to the utmost every resource for

development. gradually narrow the average per­

capita income gap with other provinces in the

C,..ntr:ll Hi.uhl:mds and nationwide; to step by

step huild synchronous and modern

infrastructure, meeting development

requirements of SUbsequent peri ods ; to

continuously raise the people's material and

spiritual standards.

2. Specific objectives

a/ Economically:

- The average annual economic growth inthe 20j l-20 period will he j47'/{-, with IS'XcdUling 2011-15 ilm114.5'H during 2010-20, The

average per-capita GDP wil] reach VND 27.9

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million by 2m 5 (doubiin g the 20 JO level) and

VND 53.2 million by 2020 (1.9 times over the2015 level);

- The shares of industry-service-agriculture

in the economic structure wi II he 31.5'!i). 35.5%and 33'X by:2O IS. and 38.5'ik 3(l.4';;:, and 25.1 (X

by 2020;

• Export turnover will reach around USD

125-130 million by 2015 and USD 300-nO

mi Ilion by 2021).

- The budget revenue will represent 13.5­

14% of the GDP hy 201:; and 14-15';;' by 2020.

hi Socially:

-Thc populution will reach 510,(JOOby 2015and some 600,(XX) by 2020: the urban population

will represent about 46. [(X, of the total

population by 2()15 and 53.3'Ji, by 2020;

- The rate of poor households (under currentstandards) will annually drop 3-4(/'; the rate oftrained laborers wrll reach 45'(( by 2015. ofwhich vocationally trained laborers will reach33%, and respectively 55-(>IY;; and over 40%

by 2020;

- To strive for 10-J1medical doctors and 41.Shospital beds for every 10,000 people by 2015

and 11-12 and 46.3 by 2020 respectively. Toreduce the malnutrition rate among undcr-S

children to below nl}(, by 20 IS and below I Y!c

by 2020;

• By 2020, distrfcts and clues recognized for

upper secondary education universalization wiIIaccount for 4CVX;

- Households having access to clean waterwill represent some 9()!/r, by 2015 and cleanwater will be adequately supplied to ruralpopulation by 2020.

c/ Environmentally:

- To raise the forest coverage to (JD(,Yr by20 \5

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aud over 70% by 2020: to expand the green

coverage in urban centers;

- By 2020. some 80(f{ of daily-life wastes

wi II he collected and treated: lO()!); of hazardousindustrial wastes and hospital wastes will he

managed and treated lip to standards before

discharge into the environment;

. To rationally lise natural resources and

protect biodiversity; to intensify education andtraining in environmental protection, and raise

environmental protection awareness and

managerial capability.

HI. ORIENTATIONS FOR SECTORAL

DEVELOPMENT

I. Forestry. fishery and rural development

While brillgillg into full play the potential

of land resources and climate. to develop

agriculture comprehensively towardscommodity production in association with

processing industry. To strive for an averageunnuul growth of around 8.4 r;( ) during the 2011­

20 period, with about 8.7'!r, during 2011-15 and

7.9''/,:, during 2016-20.

• To restructure areas under industrial plants

of high economic value such as coffee. rubber,SUg,lJ c auc alllJ (r uit: to develop food crops,

herbal plants and cold-region vegetables and

flowers suitable to the natural conditions (land,soil and climate) of each area and the market

demands in accordance with raw-material zonerna ste r plan 3;

- To speed up the construction of

consolidated husbandry zones of suitable sizes;to raise the quality of cattle herds and poultry

flocks towards weight increase through theJllodd~ of farm- and household-based raising;

\0 quickly increase the herds of buffaloes. cows

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and goats; to develop honey bee keeping;

~ To bring inro play the forest advantage forvigorous development of silviculture: to stepup afforestation. expanding forest areas. raisingforest quality and coverage; to attachiillponance to the managcrne nt and protectionof watershed protection forests; (0 prevent andfighl forest fires and ward off deforestation inthe locality;

- To develop aquaculture after the model ofcage- UI- raft-fish rearing in major reservoirs ofirrigation works and reservoirs of Yal.y, PleiKrong. Se San 3A. Se San 4A and Thuong KonTum hydropower plants as well as small ponds.streams and lakes of households:

• To step by step build a new countryside

according to the national criteria for newcountryside. creating conditions for ruralinhabitants, particularly those in deep-lying,remote and ethnic minority areas, to enjoy tothe utmost social welfare.

2. Industry and construction

To strive fur an average annual industrial­construction growth of 18.7(J,) during 2011­

2020. with 20% during 201[-15 und 17.5%

during 201620. By 2020, the industrial­construction sector will represent .38.Yi(J of theGOP and jobs will be created for 25(ir' of sociallaborers.

- To step by step form an d develop

advantageous industries such as agricultural andforest product processing. building materials,minerals and hydroelectricity; to enter into jointventures or cooperation for growing. exploitingand preparing materia medica, particularly rare

and precious ones, To strongly develop thebrands ofNgoe Linh and Hong Dang ginscngs:Dak Ha col'tee: and Mang Den vegetables and

flowers;

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- On the basis of the approved master plans.to speed up the construction of hydropowerprojects ill wnic 11 ill vestment has been approved:

To develop urban infrastructure anddistriolJtp population according to master plans

on industrial parks. complexes and spots andcraft villages in order to meet workers' demandfor SOCial houses and lodgmgs in the locality.

.3. Trade and services

To stlungly develop such leading exports asmanioc slices and starch, iatcx. coffee. furnitureand garments and textiles. To strive for anaverage export value growth rate of 16-17%

during 10 II ~ 15 and 18~ 19%, duri ng 2016-20.

~ To step up trade. consondating the system

of marketplaces. supermarkets and trade centersin KOIl Tum city and Dak To and Ngoc Hoidistricts: to develop border markets in Dak Glei,

Ngoc Hoi and Sa Thay districts: Bo Y border­gale economic zone marker; to properly organ ize

rural and mountain trade networks:

• To expand trade vi a horrier r:atp,; to prPp,Jre

necessary conditions to boos] trade in border­

gate zones;

- To diversify tourist products and developtourist business In association withf'J1virnnmcntal protection; to form and exploitMang Den ceo-tourism resort. Dak Uy special­use forest. Ya Ly hydropower reservoir, Bo Yinternational border-gate econormc zone. HoChi Minh road. nature reserves and nationalparks;

- To strongly develop transport. financial.banking, insurance. scientific and technicaladvance transfer services and technical-supplyservices to serve production and people's life.

4. Development of social affairs

al Population. labor and employment

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- To reduce the natural population growth

rate to 147')(. by 20 I5 and I. I8 'k by 2020;

- To further restructure the labor force toward

reducing the percentage of agricultural. forestryand fishery labor and raising that of industrial

and service labor;

- To study the expansion of forms ofvocational training and employment. To train3.500-4,000 laborers annually; to raise the rateof trained laborers to 4,)'1, hy 1()1'i. inC'lildinB

33% of vocationally trained laborers, and 55­

60% by 2020. inc Iud ing over 40'j( ofvocationally trained laborers.

bl Education and training

- To comprehensively develop education

from preschool to primary, lower and upper

secondary cd uc ation; to further real ize thepolicies on school building solidification and

teaching aid investment towardssrnnd.rrdrzarion To stri vc for the target that by

2020, 25fJf. of preschools, SWlr. of primary

schools, 24% of lower secondary schools. 33%of upper secondary schools and o cthruc

minority boarding general education schools

will reach the national standards:

- To expand the scale and forms of trainingsuitable to different types of ethnic minoritygeneral education boarding schools; to establish

a number of inter-commune upper secondary

schools in ethnic minority areas whereprescribed conditions are met:

- To raise the quality of training atpedagogical college, techno-economic colleges

and intermediate-level medical school: to

qualitatively improve the general technicalinstruction center: to develop continuing

education centers in some districts andcommunity learning centers in communes and

townships, and Da Nang University branch in

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- To encourage various economic sectors toinvest in high-quality education and training

institutions in the locality.

r / Public health and peoples heultl: care

• To incrementally modernize and complete

the health network towards fairness andeffectiveness, satisfying incrcasi ng demands for

people's health care. By 2015. IOWk' ofcommunes will reach the national stand arc! s on

commune health;

- To strive that by 2020. each district or inter­

district area will have a general hospital or a

regional general hospital up to standards: to stepby step consolidate the convalescence and

functions I rchabi Iitation hospital; to build afr:lrl itiO[l;11 med icine hospital and a tuberculosis

and lung disease hospital and upgrade the

intermediate-level medical school, depending onlocal resources in each period:

- To socialize people's health care andprotection activities: to encourage investment

in high-quality medical establishments and

hospitals.

dl Culture, physical training and sports

• To further step up the campaign "All peopleurute to buud a cultured lite," To strive that by

2020. 80'/0 of (ami Iies wi II he recognized as

cultured families. and 70% of villages ascultured villages: 90% of communes and wards

and 70% of villages will have cultural houses;

- To develop material and technical

foundations for culture, physical training andsports To complete the c o n s t r uc t i on of a

provincial sport complex by 20IS. To study the

construction of an athlete-training center inMang Den, an intangible culture data bank and

an electronic library in conformity to planning

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and resources in each period;

• To effectively realize the policy ofsocial ization of cult ural and sport s acn vities.

cl Science and technology

To apply advanced and modern

technologies as well as biotechnology, foeusi ngprimarily Oil advantaged s e cr or s such as

agricultural and forest product processing. rare

and precious herbs. minerals. bui iding materials,and industries with potential and advantages;

• To selectively apply a number of hightechnologies and techniques to medical

examination and treatment, particularly in

provincial and district hospitals.

fl Hunger elimination. poverty reduction and

social policies

- To further implement effectively the

program on hunger elimination and povertyreduction: to improve the living conditions of

poor households with a view to narrowing the

living standard gap between urban and ruralareas and between ethnic groups;

· To stably distribute population and re locatepeople out of areas with high risks of land 51 ide

and erosion due to flash floods; and build

residential spots for free migrants ill accordanceWIth tile master plan on a new countryside;

- To well ensure residential land. productionland and houses for ethnic minority people in

conformity with the mechanism and policy and

suitable to customs and practices of each ethnicgroup;

- To properly implement the social securitypolicy and policies towards families of people

with meritorious services to the country. to

support the establ ishrncnt of gratitude funds andhouses for social policy be nefici aries meeting

\\i\h difficulties.

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gl Environmental protection

- To concentrate on treating water-sourcecontamination. and pollution in craft villages.

residential quarters. ind ustri al parks andcomplexes; to manage and treat solid wastes

discharged from urban centers and residential

areas; to put an end to illegal gold mining andSalting;

- To carry out professional tramrng Inenvironmental protection. To intensify

environmental protection inspection andc x am i na t ion of investment projects and

environmental pollution hot-spots; to protect the

ecological environment and biodiversity,

hi Defense, security. social order and safety

To closely cornbi ne socio-economicdevelopment with defense and security

maintenance and consolidation; to build up firmdefense postures in key areas, particularly harder

areas; to build up forces and ensure equipment

and material foundations for combat readiness.fire. storm and flood control and search and

rescue activities.

5. lnfrastrucurre system

a/ Transport networks

To strrve tor complete construction of

modern transport infrastructure by 2020.

Specifically:

- For centrally managed transport works in

the province: To coordinate with the Ministryof Transport in incrementally building Ho Chi

Minh road (the remaining section). border patrolroads (sections running through Kon Tum

provi nee). nat ional highways 40. 24 and 14Cand eastern Truung Son road running throughKo n Plong district;

- For locally managed transport works: To

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take tile initiative in formulating investment

plans on bu iIding road s lcadi ng to communecenters without motor roads: to study the

construct ion of fI ood diversion road s, andfeeding r o a d s along national highways

according to planning: to improve and upgrade

urban roads depending on local capability andresources; t(l study the construction of strategic

roads to properly develop areas with

development potential; socio-economicdevelopment-cum-defense and security

maintenance roads.

bl Electricity supply networks

To further develop electricity supplynetworks. pur ticu iur ly to rurul , d ccp ·Iying.

remote and ethnic minority areas: to build andupgrade transmission lines and transformerstations and high-voltage and low-voltage power

grids in the locality. striving that lOW/(, ofhouseholds will have access to clccrririty.

cl Irrigation system

To ensure by 2020 water sources for stableirrigation and drainage of main crops in the

locality. and for active irrigation of over 75'ii.

of the areas under main rice crops.

dl Water supply and drainage and solid wastecollection and treatment systems

- To adequately supply c lean water for daily­

life activities in urban centers by 2015 andsupply clean du i ly-I i te water tor rural

population;

- Tn IIJl[':r;I(I,> :llld transform waste and

rainwater drainage systems in urban centers and

populous quarters: to build separate wastewaterdrainage systems in industrial parks and border­

gate economic zones for wastewater treatmentup to standards before discharge into theenviron mcnt:

- On the basi s of approved master plans. to

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study the construction of solid waste dumping

sites of suitable size for border-gate economiczones, townships and population quarters.

e/ Information, communications. radio andu.lcvisiou

- To universalize multi-services to post offices.

commune post-culture spots. to develop postservices of better quality. To modernize

equipment and study the construction of aninformation technology and communications

center satisfying people's communications needs;

- To increase broadcasting time volumes and

programs, additionally open radio and television

programs in ethnic minority languages. Toexpand television coverage to all areas.

IV. ORIENTATIONS FOR ORGANIZATIONOF DEVELOPMENT SPACE

To ens ure harmrm i ou c and sustainabledevelopment between regions, building

civilized. clean and beautiful urban centers andcomprehensively new countryside: to narrow the

development gap between areas ill the province.

I. Urban development and rural populat ion

- Development of urban networks:

To strive for an urbaniz.u ion nlte nf n rrvunr]

46. I (X: by 1015 and around 53 ..Vlr! by 2020. To

strive for building Kon Tum city into a grade-lurban center before 2020; to upgrade principal

urban networks such as Eo Y border-gate and

towns (Plei Kan and Dak To). townships (OakHa. Dak (Jlei, Sa Thay. Kon Plong. Tu Mo Rong,

Dak Tan and Mo Rai) and a number of townshipswhcn prcxc ribed conditions ale mel.

- Stahle rural population development

To step by step re-d isnibutc popu l.ui on III

diffcrcn: areas: to study the construction ofinfrastructure [or centers of commune clusters.

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population quarrel's and newl y formed

communes in accordance with the master pianon a new countryside.

2. Development of moti vc economic regions

- Central region: To concentrate investment

on tile development of Kon Tum city inassoc iation with industrial parks rHoa Bin handSao Mai) and new urban centers into industrial­

service centers of the province;

- Northwestern region: To develop Bo Yinternational border-gate economic zone inassociation with the upgrading of Plci Kantownship into an economic cooperation centerof the Vietnam-laos-Cambodia economicdevelopment triangle;

- Eastern region: To build and develop KonPlong district center linking to M:J11£; Dell i'e'(J­

tourism resort into a modern tourist resort centerfully imbued with cultural identities ofdifferent

ethnic groups. striving to be a major touristcenter of the Central Highlands.

3. Socin-economic d['vl~lorrnl'llt in difflculty­

hit areas

- To further invest in building socio­economic infrastructure; to raise the people'sintellectual level and incomes; to step by stepnarrow t hc living st anrlard gap between

disadvantaged and developed areas in theprovmce:

- To properly organize the implementationof promulgated regimes and policies towards

disadvantaged ;lrt,;IS: to rail on nl·g:lIli%atioll~.

individuals and enterprises of all economicsectors to invest in the economic developmentof these areas.

v LIST OF PROJECTS PR10RITIZED FORINVESTMENT STUDY

(sel' enclosed IlP/JOIdix)

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VI. SOUITIONS FOR IMPLEMENTINGTHE MASTrR PLAN

I. To mobilize investment capital sources

The invcs t mcnt capital for the 2011-20

period is estimated at VNn 1m-lOS trillion,with VND 32-33 trillion during lOI 1-15 andVND 70-7 1 trillion during 20l(1-2().

In addition to state budget funds. the provinceneeds to wo rk out specific s o iut ion s fOI

mobilizing to the utmost domestic and foreignresources for development investment. such as:

- On the basis of the list of programs andprojects calling for investment through 2020,to step up investment promotion with a view to

attracting enterprises and investors to the

province. attaching importance to aDA capitalsources and other donors' fundi ng sources:

- To create favorable conditions in terms ofinfru struct urc in industrial parks and cornplcxcs.

tourist resorts and traditional craft villages tobe ready to receive investment projects;

- To adopt at tract i vc and transparentinvestment support policies in accordance withluw in ord cr to at trnct investment capital of il11

economic sectors; 10 simplify administrativeprocedures:

- To step up investment socialization.

particularly education. training. health, culture,sport s , radio a nd television. science and

technology. and environmental protection.

1. To devclop human resources

- To effectively carry out the training and

development of local human resources: to adoptpolir ics 10 encourage 11 uman resources with highprofessional and technical qualifications tocome and work in the locality. To ~Itt~lch

importance to the training and retraining of civil

servants and laborers 10 sati sfy new pcrsollne I

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requirements:

- To prioritize the training of ethnic minorityIaborers: to organize vocational training for rural

youth with a view to speeding up ther estruct uring of agricultural and rural economy;

to create jobs for trained laborers;

, To harmonize training and quality raisingwith the physical status of human resources inorder to meet the development requirements ofsectors in the local ity.

3. Scientific. technological and

environmental solutions

- To work out mechanisms. policies and

programs on transfer of scientific andtechnological advances for production and daily

life;

- To ~t~r lip xr ient ific and technolog ical

application and transfer: to attract prominent

specialists to transfer scientific and technicalprograms and projects In production and

business activities to advantageous sectors.

- To propagate and disseminate legal

documents on environment. and unceasingly

raise public awareness about environmentalprotection: to implement and strictly supervise

the enforcement of environmental protection

law.

4. Development alliance and cooperation

- To further implement the programs oncooperation with localities in the Central

Highlands and throughout the country, attachingimportance to stepping up the comprehensive

development cooperation with Ho Chi Minh

City and central coastal provinces:

- To focus on cooperation with provinces in

southern Laos and northeastern Cambodia foreconomic development ulong thc hord cr-gutc

route linking Cambodia with Bo Y international

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border-gate; to step up the development of

processing industry. agricu lture andhydroelectricity in the development triangle of

the three countries: to coordinate with Atrapuand Sekong provincr-s of r .aos and R:ltan:lkiri

province of Carnbod ia in controlling and

preventing epidemics in border areas; tointensify cui rural, sport and tourist exchanges;

- To study a tourist route linking Kon Tumwith Ubon Ratchathaii and Mukdahan provinces

of Thailand; to calion Thai enterprises to invest

in agricultural and forest product processing,ex plo i ta ti on and processing of building

materials and some other businesses with great

development potenlial and advantages.

VII. ORGANIZATfON AND SUPERVISIONOF THE MASTER PLAN

IMPLEMENTATION

J. Publicizanon and dissemination of tile

master plan

To publicize und d isscminare the province'«

socio-economic development master plan

through 2020 to party committees andadministrations at all levels. to sectors, mass

organizations. enterprises and people 'ill theprovince. based on the contenr s and ohjf'clives

of the master plan; to formulate specific action

programs for incremental achievement of theobjecti yes of the master plan.

2. Forrnu lation of action programs

- Aftcr the muster plan is approved by the

Prime Minister. based on its contents and

objectives. the province needs to formulateaction programs for implementation of the

master plan;

- To concretize the mastc: pl,w"s objectives

into five-year and annual plans for effective

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implementation. To annually evaluate the

imp lerncntat ion of the master p Ian . therebyre viewi ng un d pr()po~ing according [() us

competence adjustments and supplernents to the

master plan in accordance with the province'ssocio-economic development in each period;

- Authorities at all levels. and all sectors.socio-politicat «rgunizauons and people shall

inspcct and supervise the implementation of the

master pIan.

Article 2. The master plan on socio­

economic development of Kon Tum provincethrough 2020 serves as the basis for the

formulation. approval and implementation ofsectoral muster plans (construction, land use and

other relevant master plans) and investment

projects in the province.

Article 3. The People's Committee of Kon

Tum province, based on the province's soc io­economic development objectives, tasks and

orientations in the approved master plan. shallassume the prime responsibility for. and

coordinate with concerned ministries and sectors

in. directing the formulation. submission forapproval and implementation of the following

contents:

1. District-level ~\Jcj()-ecullulllic

development master plans: construction and

land- use master plans and plans. and sectoraldevelopment master plans, in order to ensure

comprehensi vc socio-economic development insynchronism with defense and security.

2. Long-i mcdiurn- and short-term plans, key

soci o-econum ic de ve lopment programs andspecific projects for concentrated investmentand rationally prioritized allocation of fundingsources.

3. Formulation, promulgation or submission

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to competent state bodies for prornul gation (if

matters go beyond its competence) ofmechanisms and policies mecung rile province's

development requirements in each period,

aiming to attract and mobilize resources forimplementation of the master plan.

Article 4. Concerned ministries and sectors,within the ambit of their respective functions,

tasks and powers. shall:

I. Guide and assist the People's Committee

of Kon Tum province in implementing themaster plan: formulate, promulgate or submitto competent authorities for promulgationmechanisms and policies meeting the province'ssocio-economic development requirements in

each period. aiming to effectively utilize

resources: encourage and attract investmentaccording to the province's socio-economic

de velopmcnt objectives and tasks set out in themaster plan.

2. Coordinate with the People's Committee

of Kon Tum province in adjusting andsuppl ement ing the sect ural master plans,ensuring their synchronism and consistency withthe muster plan; consider and support the

province in mobilizing domestic and foreigninvestment capital sources for implementationof the master plan.

Article 5. This Decision takes effect on thedate (If its signing.

Article 6. The chairperson of the People'sCommittee of Kon Tum province. ministers,heads of ministerial-level agencies and headsof g ov crn me n r-att ac h ed agencies shall

implement this Decision.-

Prime Minister

NGUYEN TAN DUNG

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Appendix

List of Kon Tum province's projects prioritized for investment study during 201] -20

(To the Prime Minister's Decision No. 581/QD-TTg ofApril 20,2011)

No. Project name

I Centrallv invested projects

1 Ho Chi Minh road (remaining section from Daklo district to Gia LaI; sectionbypassing Kon Turn city and Dak Glei township);

2 National highway 40; national highway 2t1 from Quang Ngu i to Kon Tum city;

3 National highway 14C section running through Kon Tum province (second phase);

4 Project on eastern Truong Son road running: throu~h Kon Plong district;

5 Project 011 convalescence establishment for people with meritorious services to thecountry in the Central Highlands,

II Locally managed projects

1 A2riculture

a Dak Lon-Dak Trui (Dak Glei), Ya Mo- Ya Tri (Kon Ray) and Dak Ro Ngat (Oak To)irrigation complexes:

b Anti-landslide embankments of Dak La (Kon Tum city), Po Ko (Oak Glci), Oak PNe(Kon Ray) and Oak Sia (Sa Thay) rivers.

2 Transport

a Upgrading of provincial road 67'2 (running through Tu Mo Rang district center);southern Quang N am road (second phase and section bypass] ng Van Roi pass);

b Sa Thay- Ya Ly road (provincial road 674); Ngoc Hoang- Mang Hut- Tu Mo Rong-Ngoc Linh road, Ya Taua- Se San 3A road:

c Road from Se San 3 to national highway 14C:

d Border road: rescue and salvage roads in flooded areas;

e Projects on upgrading provincial and district roads; roads leading to commune centerswithout motor roads.

3 Urban infrastructure and environment

a Construction of u provinciul ad min ist rat ivc center and Kon Tum city;

b Upgrading of infrastructure works in Kon Tum city and townships (Plei Kan, Dak To

--and Dak Ha);

c Infrastructure works in townships or Tu Mo Rang, Kon Rav and South Sa Thay:

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d Project on raising Dak Bla river water level (for the section running through Kon Tumcity): expanding and unaradinz the water sunnlv system ill Kon Turn city:

c Investment ill the water supply system in 80 Y internat ional border-rate economic zone;

f Projects on water dra inaBe and Wils1f'\valer trcat me nt in Kon Tum city: water supplysystems and wastewater treatment stations in some townships and industrial parks:

g Treatment and burial of solid wastes of urban centers and rural residential quarters.

4 Education. health

a _Prqjec.L0nJ)a1'J~Un·lversity branch in Kon Turn

b Project on construction of a national athlete uuinino center in Mung Den;

c Nguyen Tat Thanh upper secondary school for gifted pupils; Tu Mo Rong hoardingupper secondary school for ethnic minority pupils;

d Kon Tum provinces vocational training school (second phase); project on upgrading ofthe medical secondary school i1110 a medical college;

e Investment in raising scientific and technological research and application capacity;

f Projects on upgrading of the provincial general hospital; Ngoc Hoi general hospital; SaThav hospital; construction of Tu Mo Rona district hospital:

~ Tradit iuual medicine hos pual.

5 Culture - Sports

a Project on construction of an athlete trairung center 111 Mang Den;

b Project on development of infrastructure works in Kon Klor traditional craft village inacsociation with cultural tourism (Kon Tum city)',

c Kon Turn province' s offices and radio-television program production center:

d Project on provincial gymnasium and stadium,

e Provincial cultural, information and exhibition center;

f Projcc: UII construction of a provincial c-Iibrary:

g Investment project on historical relics of Dak To- Tan Canh victorious battle;renovation of Dak nki pr ison n~lic~ of Kon Tum provincial Party Committee'sresistance base.

III Production and business projects calling for investment--

I Infrastructural and industrial development

a Projects on construction of infrastructure works in Hou Sinh, Sao Mai, Dak Toindustrial parks and the industrial park of Bo Y international border-gate economic

wne (first phase) and Dak La industrial complex:

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b Urban center south of Dak Bla bridge; residential quarter northwest of Duy Tan ward:

c Main axial road west of Kon Turn city;

d Project on construction of an airport in Kon Tum city;f- - - - - - - - - - - --

e Projects on Tan Mai pulp factory: Kon TUIll meat processing mill; NPK fertilizerfactory; latex processing mill: export timber factory: vehicle inner lube and tire andrubber Iacrory:

f Projects on Sa Thay district rotary-kiln cement production; granite processing; anddolomite e.... ploililliufl 'HlJ pIUce~~iflg;

g Thuong Kon Turn, Dak Re and Dak Ring (Kon Plong), Dak Mi 1 (Dak Glei) and DakPsi J (Tu Mo Rang) hydroclel;:tric projects.

2 Trade- service- tourism

a Projects on tourist business in Mang Den ceo-tourism resort;

h Construction of a taxi-p lane airport in Mang Den;

c Dak I31a convalescence tourism center, Kon Tum city;

d Investment projects on tourist business and services in Bo Y international border-gateeconomic zone and Dak Lung- Dak To spa ceo-tourism resort.

3 Agriculture and forestry

a Projects on paper raw materials forest planting', rubber planting and tending; Ngoc Linhginseng development:

4 Culture-social affairs

a High-quality general education schools in Kon Tum city, and Dak Ha and Ngoc Hoidistricts;

b High-quality specialized hospital and general hospital in Kon Turn city

Note. The locat ious. ~iLes. land areas, total investment and investment capital sources of theabove-said projects will be calculated. selected and speci fied at the stage of formulation andsubmission for approval of the investment projects, depending on the demand. budget capabilityand rnohilizat ion of resources in each period.-