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rubber, processed rubber, construction materials) - Import turnover (mil. US$, 2012) 6.2 (wood, fuel, steel, machinery and equipment, etc) Kon Tum is the most unique province that borders two countries of Laos and Kampuchea. It shares a 281 km-long border with Attapeu Province (142 km) of Laos and Rattanakiri Province (95 km) of Kampuchea to the west, 142 km with Quang Nam Province to the north, 74 km with Quang Ngai Province to the east, and 203 km with Gia Lai Province to the south. Kon Tum belongs to the development triangle of Vietnam – Laos – Kampuchea, and is the entrepôt of the international trading corridor of Myanmar – Northeastern Thailand – Lower Laos. This is the shortest east-west trading corridor via Bo Y International Border Gate (IBG), and is the departure position for Kon Tum to integrate into the region. Bo Y IBG is situated in the key position of coordination strategy which creates equally cooperative and developmental opportunities among ASEAN and the Mekong Subregion countries, linking provinces in the Central Highlands, the Cental Coastline, and the South East of Vietnam with provinces in Southern Laos, Northeast Kampuchea, Thailand, and Myanmar. 1.2 Population 3 (Please see Annex 1: Population of Kon Tum Province, 1995, 2000-2011, page 17) The population stands at 453,200 in 2011 with a population density of 47 inhabitants/km2. The urban and rural population is 156,400 and 296,00 respectively. The natural population growth rate is 18.6‰.

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Besides the indigenous minorities (Sedang, Bana, Gie Trieng, Gia Rai, Brau), there are other ethnic groups from the north and the central migrating to Kon Tum after 1975. According to the Population Census on 1/4/2011, there are 22 nationalities living in Kon Tum, of which the ethnic minorities account for 54% of total population.

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Climate The climate features the subequatorial tropical monsoon of southern Vietnam but has a tropical highland climate. There are two distinctive seasons: dry and rainy. The rainy season is from April to November, and the dry season from December to March. The average annual rainfall is 2,121 mm, reaching the maximum of 2,260 mm and the minimum of 1,234 mm. The average rainfall in the north is rather high at 2,500–2,900 mm with many places of amazing rainfall such as Dak Man, Muong Hoong, and Ngoc Tem. The rainiest month is August. The prevalent wind direction in the rainy season is southwest; in the dry season it’s northeast. Rains and storms concentrate in September until November with an annual rainfall of 1,747-1,800 mm. Phenonmena of severe floods occur from October to November (an average 10 flooding days a month). Phenonmena of whirlwinds and hails occur in the beginning of rainy season with 2-3 whirlwinds and hails. The annual average temperature is 22oC to 23oC with a daily temperature amplitude of 8-9oC. The highest temperature is 38.7oC, and the lowest 6.8oC. The coldest month is January. No phenonmenon of hoar frost is recorded but frost has occured. The annual average humidity varies from 78 % to 87 %, reaching the highest in August and September (about 90%) and the lowest in March (about 66%). 3 Resources 3.1 Land resources 6 Please see Annex 2: Land use in Kontum, 2011, page 18. The land is divided into five main groups of 17 different kinds. - Alluvial soil: three main kinds of alluvium, spotted alluvium, and spring alluvium. - Grey soil: 2 main kinds of grey soil on acid magma and grey soil on ancient alluvium. - Yellow soil: six main kinds of brownish yellow soil on ancient alluvium, reddish yellow on

acid magma, reddish yellow soil on clay-stone and degenerated stone, reddish yellow oil on weathered basalt stone, light yellow soil on sandstone, and violet brown soil on basalt stone.

- Yellow humus on mountains: five main kinds of light yellow humus, light yellow humus on clay stone and degenerated stone, reddish brown humus on base and neutral magma, yellowish red humus on acid magma.

- Valley soil: one main kind of valley soil. 3.2 Water resources 7 Most of rivers and streams originate from the north and northeast of Kon Tum, which usually have slopes and narrow valleys, including: - Sesan River: formed by two main branches of Poko and Dakbla. The branch of Poko is from

Ngoc Linh Peak, running from the north to south. This branch is supplied by Dakpsy Spring, originating from south of Ngoc Linh Peak at villages of Ngoc Lay, Mang Ri, Dakto. The branch of Dakbla originates from Ngoc Kring.

River Dakbla Poko Dakpsy

Length (km) 145 141 73 Basin area (km2) 3,050 3,530 73 Slope (%) 8.10/100 6.5/100 8.40/100

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- Other rivers and springs: the Tra Khuc River originates from the northeast of Kon Tum running to Quang Ngai Province; two rivers of Thu Bon and Vu Gia originate from the north of Kon Tum and run to Quang Nam Province and Da Nang City. The Sa Thay River, originating from Ngoc Rinh Rua Peak, runs from the north to the south and nearly in parallel to the Kampuchean border and pours into the Sesan River. In general, these water resources are suitable for the development of hydropower and irrigation.

- Underground water: the potential and reserves of these resources are at the C2 level: 100 million m3/day. There are nine mineral water sources in Dakto and Kon Plong Districts which can be exploited for refreshing and medicinal purposes.

Kon Tum has 13,400 ha of hydropower lakes and 82 sites that can be used for building medium- and small-size hydropower plants with output ranging from 1 to 70 MW and total capacity is about 600 MW. The Se San River ranks third in Vietnam’s river system to have hydropower potential (after the Da and Dong Nai Rivers) with estimated output of 1,740 MW and 1,450 billion kWh/year. There were 48 planned hydropower plants permitted by the Provincial People’s Committee for investment with total output of 273MW, of which one plant has been completed and integrated to the national power grid at output of 4MW, and there remained four plants with the total output of 11.4 MW. There were 26 works having investment procedures with total output of 309 MW and one work has been completed and integrated to the national grid with an output of 7.5 MW. 3.3 Mineral resources 8 Kon Tum has a very diversified geological structure and minerals because it lies on the Kon Tum Block. There are 21 stratigraphic divisions and 19 magma complexes which have been studied and set up by geologists. There are 49 ores, 31 mines, and many minerals such as iron, chromium, gold, silver, fire-resistant materials, gemstone, semi-precious stone, radio-active metals, rare earth, raw materials for construction material production have been discovered. Some minerals have significance for development of the country’s key industries such as metallurgy (wolfram, molybdenum, iron, aluminum, copper, lead, and zinc) and for the nuclear industry (uranium, thorium, and rare earths). Kon Tum pays attention to the following minerals: - Minerals serving construction material production: comprising clay (making tiles, bricks),

construction sand, pebble, gravel, marble, limestone, granite, pozzolana, etc. - Minerals to produce sound-proof material, insulation material, and environmental treatment

materia such as diatomaceous earth, bentonit, mainly concentrating in Kon Tum City. - Fire-resistant material: silimanit, dolomit, and quazit, mainly concentrating in districts of

Dak Glei, Dak Ha, and Ngoc Hoi. - Burning mineral: peat, mainly concentrating in Kon Tum City, districts of Dak Ha, Dak To. - Ferrous metal, non-ferrous metal, and rare metal: comprising mangan in Dak Ha District; tin,

molybdenum, vonfram, uran, thori, mainly concentrating in districts of Dak To, Dak Glei, Ngoc Hoi, and Konplong; bauxit in Konplong.

- Gemstone: ruby, sapphire, opal, chalcedon in districts of Dak To and Konplong.

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3.4 Forest resources 9 Scientists accomplishing the planning and classification of three kinds of forest noted that in 2010 there were 747,000 ha of agricultural land, of which the river head protective forest was about 187,000 ha. Forest coverage was 68%, the highest in the country. Kon Tum forest has many kinds of rare and precious trees such as: - Tropical forest with mixed, large-leafed trees, the typical kind of Kon Tum forest and mainly

growing at a height of 500m, distributing in all districts. - Humid tropical forest: covering most of the province and along river banks. - Subtropical forest: distributing in high mountains. - Dipterocarp forest: (mostly including trees of the dipterocarpaceae family and bushes) at the

districts of Ngoc Hoi and Dak Glei (along the border of Vietnam – Laos – Cambodia).

+ Flora: Kon Tum hosts more than 300 species belonging to over 180 general and more than 75 families of flowering plants. Siginificant quantity of plant families comprises Leguminosae, Dipterocarpaceae, Euphorbiaceae, Anarcardiaceae, Meliaceae. Generally, the flora of Kon Tum is diversified with many different kinds of tropical monsoon forests, distributing at three different belts: 600 m downwards, 600–1,600 m, and over 1,600 m.

Gymnospermae Angisspermae Monocotyledonae Dicotyledonae Species 12 305 20 285 Genus 5 175 19 156 Familia 4 71 6 65

Mostly, there is thick forest having two-leaf pine, chestnut, fokienia, rhododendron, etc. At a height of 1,500–1,800m, there is mainly forest of three-leaf pine, chestnut, machilus odoratissmanees, etc. Ngoc Linh Peak in particular has many kinds of precious medicinal herbs such as Ngoc Linh ginseng, codonopsis pilosula, and fallopia multiflora.

+ Fauna is very abundant and diversified with many precious and rare animals. There are 165 species, 40 families, and 13 orders of birds and 88 species, 26 families, and 10 orders of animal, accounting for 88% of wild animals in the Central Highlands. It is noteworthy that herbivorous animals such as elephant, bull, deer, Bosgaurus, Bosjuvanicus appear in the southwest of Kon Tum (Sa Thay District) and Dak To District. In recent years, tigers have appeared in districts of Sa Thay, Dak To, and Konplong. In addition, there are also Malayan sun bear (Helarctos malayanus), tibetan bears (Ursus tibetanus), and wolves in Kon Tum.

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3.5 Tourism resources 11 Kon Tum has natural and cultural tourist sites including nationally renowned historical vestiges: the Kon Tum Jail, Dak Glei Jail, Charlie Hill, Dak To - Tan Canh Victory Monument, the Ho Chi Minh Highway; ancient cultural and architecturally-significant buildings such as Wooden Church, Bishop’s Office, and Bac Ai Pagoda. In adequate abundance is beautiful scenery - rivers, lakes, waterfalls, and grandiose mountains. There are valuable nature reserves such as Chu Mom Ray National Park, Ngoc Linh Nature Reserves, Dak Uy Special-use Forest, and the Mang Den Eco-tourist Area (Kong Plong District). Kon Tum has contributed much to the Central Highlands’ gong culture and is where the archaeological site of Lung Leng has recently been discovered. 3.6 Human resources 12 Kon Tum has a young population. There are 234,114 laborers working in various economic sectors in 2009, including 162,470 in agriculture, forestry, and aquaculture. Presently, the human resources could not meet the demands of socio-economic development. The trained labor accounts for only 33 % and the Human Development Index is 0.534, lower than 0.733 of Vietnam.

Employee by kind of economic sector 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Total 200,483 208,211 215,334 222,858 234,114 1 Agriculture, Forestry 158,808 159,250 159,983 160,901 162,053 2 Fishing 159 207 241 252 429 3 Mining and Quarrying 611 654 148 161 383 4 Manufacturing 8,720 11,472 10,945 12,420 13,240 5 Production and distribution of electricity, gas, and water

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14 Education and Training 8,063 9,481 9,632 9,685 9,863 15 Health and Social work 1,515 1,563 1,639 1,772 1,846

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Employee by kind of economic sector 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 16 Recreational, Culturem Sporting Activities 354 369 381 354 371 17 Activities of Party and Activities of Membership Organizations

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4 Education and health care 4.1 Education 13 Please see Annex 3: Number of schools, teachers, and pupils of general education, professional secondary school, and college education, page 19. Until 30/9/2011 there are 259 schools of various levels, comprising 14 upper secondary schools, 94 lower secondary schools, 131 primary schools, 10 high schools, 10 basic general school (combination of primary schools with lower secondary schools). In addition, Kon Tum has 108 kindergartens. 4.2 Health Care Please see Annex 4: Health data 2005 – 2011, page 21 According to the statistics on health care, there are 121 medical treatment units beloging to the Department of Health in 2011, including 9 hospitals, 13 regional polyclinics, 97 communal health stations, and 1 functional rehabilitation hospital equipped with 1,770 patients beds. The number of doctor, assistant physician, and nurses is 354, 350, and 694 respectively.

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Health establishments 114 115 116 118 121 Regional Polyclinics 9 9 9 9 12 Maternity houses 0 0 0 0 0 Medical service units in communes 95 96 96 97 97 Patient beds 1,390 1,470 1,470 1,530 1,605 Regional Polyclinics 785 860 860 910 950 Maternity houses 0 0 0 0 0 Medical service units in communes 475 480 480 480 485 Medical staff 1,132 1,203 1,226 1,314 1,413 Doctors 202 199 200 245 249 Assistant physicians 369 413 406 398 426 Nurses 407 431 455 485 547 Midwives 154 160 165 186 191 Pharmaceutical staff 96 148 125 145 179 Pharmacists of high degree 7 8 6 9 10 Pharmacists of middle degree 27 49 40 56 91 Assistant pharmacists 62 91 79 80 78

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5 Infrastructure 14 5.1 Transportation There are 2,900 km of roads all over the province including 388 km of national highways. Ho Chi Minh Highway and National Road (NR) no. 14 link Kon Tum with other provinces in the Central Highlands and Quang Nam Province. NR no. 24 connects Kon Tum with Quang Ngai Province and Attapu Province, Laos. Other NRs nos 14C and 40 cross Kon Tum. There are 392 km of provincial roads (PR), namely PR nos. 671, 672, 673, 674, 675, 676, 677, 678, and the re-settlement road of Ha Mon. The network of 2,120 kms of district roads basically meet the people’s communication and transport needs. + Railways There is no railway in Kon Tum Province. + Waterways N/A + Airways The airport of Kon Tum has been suspended after 1975. 5.2 Electricity and Water + Electricity Five small- and medium-sized hydropower plants integrate into the national grid. They have total capacity of 80 MW (Dak Rosa, Dak Pone, Dak Ne, and Dak Psy). Upper Kon Tum Hydropower Plant and other small- and medium-sized hydropower plants are under construction. The average capacity per capita is 309kWh/year. One-hundred percent of the communes, towns and wards have electricity. All villages and hamlets are under investment to use electricity, and over 98% of the households are using electricity from the national grid or other kinds of energy. + Water supply Kon Tum City’s water supply network has been upgraded and widened to capacity of 12,000 m3/day. Other water-supply works at district-level are operational. There are many water pumping stations and water tanks to tap underground water, serving these five communes: Ngoc Bay, Dak Cam, Kroong, Kon Dao, and Dak Duc. 5.3 Communications The system has been gradually modernized towards a diversification of quality services. Ninety percent of the communes, wards and towns have post offices or annexes. Regarding telephone availability, there are 201,000 subscribers in the province, accounting for 48 subscribers/100 inhabitants. One-hundred percent of the communes, wards and towns have telephones. District and city centers have broad-band internet with at a density of 2 subscribers/100 inhabitants.

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6 Economy 15 The economy has steadily developed at high speed. The annual growth averages 15%, nearly doubling the value of total production in comparison with that of a half decade ago (from 1,300 bil. VND in 2005 to 2,500 bil. VND in 2010). The economic make-up moves towards increasing the industry-construction ratio (increasing from 18% in 2005 to 23% in 2010). The economic growth in 2012 is 13.77%, of which the sectors of agriculture, forestry, and aquaculture; industry and construction, and service increase 7.3%, 17.49%, and 9.88% respectively. The budget revenue reaches 1,632.2 billion VND. The rate of trained labor is 38.2%. About 6,200 jobs are provided to laborers, decreasing the unemployment rate under 5%. The average per-capita GDP is 1,048 US$ (22,12 million VND), and the poverty rate decreases to 22,77%. Kon Tum will promote the development and export of key products such as Ngoc Linh ginseng, sturgeon and salmon, etc. in connection with market searching and expects to attain the budget revenue of 1,830 billion VND and export value of 100 million US$ in 2013.

Growth (%) 1995-2000 2001-2005 2006-2010 2011-2012 Est. 2013 Economic growth (%) 9.85 11 14.51 13.89 12.4 Agriculture, forestry (%) 10.7 9.15 7.52 8.24 6.78 Industry and Construction 14.5 16.76 25.5 17.35 15.88 Trade and Service 6.8 11.18 16.49 31.64 N/A

6.1 Economic results implemented in 2010 and 2011 16

Indicators 17 Implemented in 2010 2011 Economic indicators

- Gross Domestic Product (billion VND) (at current price 2012) 2,500 - Gross Domestic Product (billion VND) (at constant price 1994) - Gross Domestic Product growth (%) 15.62 14.33 - Increased output value of agriculture – forestry – fishery (%) 7.01 N/A - Increased output value of industry and construction (%) 25.28 - Increased output value of service (%) 17.45 - Average per-capita GDP (US$) 644 843 - GDP structure (at current price) + Sector I : Agriculture – Forestry – Aquaculture (%) + Sector II: Construction and industry (%) + Sector III: Service (%) - Total export value (mil. USD) 73.04 98 - Total import value (mil. USD) 16 6.2 - Total revenue in area (billion VND) 1,208.9 1,402 - Total budget expenditure in area (billion VND) 3,340.32 N/A - Tourism activities

Tourism turnover (billion VND) N/A N/A Total visitor (thousand visitor arrival), of which 50,000 N/A International visitor (estimated, thousand visitor arrival) 10,000 N/A Domestic visitor (thousand visitor arrival) 40,000 N/A

- Vocationally trained people (%) 33 N/A

15 http://vi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kon_Tum and http://vccinews.vn/?page=detail&folder=76&Id=10550 16 http://www.monre.gov.vn/v35/default.aspx?tabid=428&CateID=3&ID=128844&Code=VLPW128844 17 Socio-economic Report of Kon Tum Province, 2010


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Indicators 17 Implemented in 2010 2011

- Job creation (men) 760 N/A - Export laborers (men) 41 N/A - Population growth rate (o/oo) 17 N/A - Poor household rate (o/o) 33 or 16.48 N/A - Households accessing fresh water (%) Over 80 N/A

6.2 Agriculture – Aquaculture - Forestry 18 Please see Annex 5: Data of Agriculture, Forestry, Fishery, 1995, 2000-2011, page 22 Agro-forestry develops towards production of goods. Land for rubber trees, coffee bushes, and trees for paper pulp continuously widen. Animal husbandry strongly develops. Some businesses producing high-yield animal breeds are operational. Wild animals such as wild boars, porcupines, and turtles are bred, are multiplying, and are profitable at an early stage, opening a new trend for rural development. Commoners in many localities are doing their part in conjunction with businesses to reforest. This will mean forest coverage improving from 65.5% to 68%.

Sugar-cane Peanut Soy-bean Tobacco Area

(ha) Production

(ton) Area (ha)

Production (ton)

Area (ha)

Production (ton)

Area (ha)

Production (ton)

2005 2,771 115,577 238 254 0 0 34 47 2006 2,730 123,283 226 249 0 0 38 55 2007 2,805 127,667 234 265 4 12 46 67 2008 2,333 110,114 216 266 3 6 38 56 2009 2,067 95,612 145 192 0 0 42 60

6.3 Export and import N/A 6.4 Tourism N/A 6.5 Industry N/A 6.6 Investment 19 Kon Tum has organized many national confenrences for domestic and international enterprises’ and investors’ communication to enlarge investment. Some of them are the International Conference linking 8 provinces in the East – West Axis through Bo Y International Border Gate, comprising provinces of Ubon Ratchathani, Sisaket, Yasothon (Thailand), provinces of Champasak, Sekong, and Attapu (Laos), and provinces of Quang Ngai , Binh Dinh (Vietnam) and the in-service united training human resources between the Da Nang University Sub-institute and the Ubon University of Thailand. Moreover, Kon Tum has held events in

18 http://www.daklakdpi.gov.vn/Doc-tin/tabid/162/flag/2/topic/OL6616T5010165615H/language/vi-VN/Default.aspx and Investment Guidebook, Investment Trade and Tourism Promotion Center, Dak Nong Province September 2011 19 http://www.pcivietnam.org/articles_detail.php?article=141 and http://www.vietnamplus.vn/kon-tum-hop-tac-dau-tu-voi-bon-tinh-cua-thai-lan/203354.vnp


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commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of Vietnam – Laos diplomatic relations (5/9/1962-5/9/2012) and 50th Anniversary of Vietnam – Kampuchea relations (24/6/1962-24/6/2012). Such intervention has produced desired results. Kon Tum has granted investment certificates for 117 projects covering an area of 58.3 ha with a total registered capital of 27,831 billion VND, comprising industry – construction: 21,757 billion VND, agriculture – forestry – aquaculture: 5,717.5, and trade – service: 356.5 billion VND. In the investment promotion conference between Thailand and Vietnam, leaders of 4 northeastern provinces of Thailand and Kon Tum Province have met with nearly 40 Thai enterprises and those of Kon Tum. Both sides have reviewed diplomatic activities and reported to the respective competent authorities to establish the formal counterpart relations between Kon Tum Province and Ubon Ratchathani Province. Two provinces have introduced the planning of adequate conditions for the University of Ubon Ratchathani and the Kon Tum – based Sub-institute of Da Nang University to exchange students and cooperate education activities. + Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) 20 Kon Tum has attracted 1 FDI project on land rental for afforestation invested by the Innovgreen of Hongkong. The total registered investment capital is 67 million US$, of which 2.3 million US$ (2.15%) has been disbursed until 2010. + Thai investment in Kon Tum The German Group of Thailand has invested 5 million US$ in a project to produce tapioca. 6.7 Border Gate Economy Vietnam and Kampuchea share 7 legal border checkpoints. Bilateral economic and trade relations between the 2 countries have developed in recent years. Customs statistics showed that two-way trade turnover reached 2.83 billion US$ in 2011, a year-on-year increase of 55 %. The figure for 2012 is estimated to exceed three billion US$. At present, border trade development programs have been established to attract foreign investment to reduce poverty and improve the living standards for local people in the two countries’ border areas. + Bo Y International Border Gate (IBG) 21 Bo Y IBG was formed in 2003, spanning 70,438 ha and comprising communes of Sa Loong, Bo Y, Dak Su, Dak Nong, Dak Duc, and Plei Kan Townlet of Ngoc Hoi District. Bo Y IBG borders Dak Glei District to the north, Sa Thay District to the south, Dak To District and Dak Ang Commune (Ngoc Hoi District) to the east, Laos and Kampuchea to the west. Bo Y IBG shares two international border gates with Laos and Kampuchea and is the center of the development triangle of Vietnam-Laos-Kampuchea which was ratified by the three countries’ prime ministers at Vientiane in 2004. Compared to Lao Bao IBG, Bo Y IBG offers a more convenient route and 1,300 km shorter distance to the East Sea from Myanmar and some provinces in the north region of Thailand.

20 http://baodautu.vn/news/vn/dau-tu/co-hoi-dau-tu/fdi-vao-tay-nguyen-huong-vao-loi-the-nong-%E2%80%93-lam-nghiep.html 21 http://www.vietrade.gov.vn/en/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1109:economic-development-of-kon-tum-province-part-1&catid=292:kon-tum-province&Itemid=270 and http://kkt-kontum.gov.vn/-Khu-kinh-te-cua-khau-quoc-te-Bo-Y-la-1-trong-8-khu-kinh-te-cua-khau-duoc-tap-trung-dau-tu-giai-doan-2013--2015_22_29_52.aspx


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At the Indochina T-junction, being the bridge for the economic interchanges of the Central Highlands; connecting the Central Highlands and other provinces of central and southeastern Vietnam to provinces of lower Laos, Kampuchea’s northeast, Thailand and Myanmar; and creating good conditions for the co-operation and development of ASEAN countries, Bo Y IBG is objectively ideal for development and integration into the region and the world. 22 Bo Y IBG is formed to: - Be a dynamic region and a coodination center on the East – West Economic Corridor within

the development triangle of three countries Vietnam, Laos, and Kampuchea. - Be a borderline city and effectively exploit conditions in terms of geography, politics,

economy, culture, and society in the process of international economic exchange in order to promote economic development and to put its prevasive affects of BIBGEZ into full play towards the development triangle of three countries Vietnam – Laos and Kampuchea during the intergation process.

- Promote development of rural and border areas and milit negative impacts on ecological environment, culture, society, nation, ntional defese and security on on the foundationof creating more jobs and increasing literacy level, training, and quality of human resources.

- Create conditions for territory and sovereignity protection and national border security, effectively settle social issues and increase the people’s material and spiritual living, ensure the national solidarity and increase the friendship relations among regional nations.

+ Overview - Laos side: Phoe Keua - Under the management of Customs Department of Bo Y IBG and the People’s Committee of

Kon Tum Province. - Type: International - Characteristic: Route. - Geographical distance: to Kon Tum City: 90 km, to Pleiku City: 140 km, to Da Nang City:

230 km, Ubon (Thailand): 460 km - Type of import & export: * Re-entry of export and import, border export and import, non-trade ecport and import,

transit import * Commercial re-entry import - Main commodities 23 * Export: fertilizers, seedlings, round wood and sawn timber, fixed assets (machinery and

equipment for hydropower plant), * Import: Agri-products such as cashew, cassava, soybean, coffee, rubber, forest products

such as lumber, carved wood. + Performance

2010 2011 2012 Import and export turnover (US$) 50,457,856 99,380,080 124,008,000 Automobiles Inbound 11,784 16,096 13,227

22 http://kkt-kontum.gov.vn/News-List_2_13.aspx 23 http://thuvienphapluat.vn/archive/Cong-van-2205-UBND-KTN-thu-tuc-thong-quan-hang-hoa-phuong-tien-qua-cua-khau-vb152939.aspx


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2010 2011 2012 Outbound 11,781 14,681 13,228

Travellers Inbound 70,691 101,354 175,430 Outbound 74,840 107,182 180,319

In 2012, there are 196 enterprises engaging in import and export activities. Customs and immigration officers have implemented formalities for 2,100 import – export files, 28,000 admissions of vehicles and entry – exit files for 400,000 visitors in 2012. Bo Y IBG is one of the eight border economic zones being under concentrated investement by the State budget for the period 2013 – 2015, comprising: - Mong Cai Border Economic Zone (BEZ), Quang Ninh Province - Dong Dang – Lang Son BEZ, Lang Son Province - Lao Cai Border Economic Zone, Lao Cai Province - Cau Treo BEZ, Ha Tinh Province - Lao Bao Special International Border Economic and Trade Zone, Quang Tri Province - Moc Bai IBEZ, Tay Ninh Province - An Giang IBEZ, An Giang Province + Functional zoning - Public works comprises agency headquarter; facilities of health care, education, culture,

sports and gymnastics, trade and services; market network, works serving tourism, etc. - Urban residential area: each is about 30 – 50 ha for 2,000 – 5,000 people, comprising high

population density area, low population density area, and area for foreigners. - Rural residential area comprises communes of Dak Duc, Dak Nong, Dak Su, Bo Y, Sa

Loong, and Dak Kan. - A network of park and square - Other areas: ASEAN Cultural Village (230 ha), Cultural Village of the Central Highlands

Ethnic Groups (127 ha), Plei Kan Victory Sanctuary (366 ha) - Industrial Parks and handicraft area (about 2,800 ha) - Science and Technology Research and Development area (about 750 ha) - Administrative area - International Business Area - Agriculture – Forestry – Aquaculture Production area - Eco-tourism and entertainment areas.

+ Investment Recently, Vietnam, Laos, Kampuchea and Thailand have built many roads connecting key economic zones of these countries via Bo Y IBG such as the Ho Chi Minh Highway (Vietnam), Highway no. 18B (Laos) linking to Vietnam’s NR no. 40, and NR no. 16B (Laos) from Attapu to Pak Se. There have been 47 investment projects at total capital of 91 trillion VND of which 16 projects are in-process at total capital of 146 billion VND (8 projects already operational – cost of 20 billion VND and another 8 projects are under basic construction at 126 billion VND). Until May 2012 there are 61 projects investing in infrastructure construction. However, there are only 8 enterprises operating at site with a total capital of over 100 billion VND. The projects under construction and registration are small with little capital. Large-scale and hi-tech projects from FDI source are not present in Bo Y IBG. Most investment poured into eco- or travel-


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tourism, plants for wood processing, bonded warehouses, financial centers, banks and a high-end residential. In the coming year, Bo Y IBG will become an ideal assembly point of materials for building Xecaman hydropower plant in Laos and equipment of third countries imported to Laos through Vietnam’s central port system which expectedly increase the volume of goods through the border gate and promote positions, potentials and strengths of the IBG. The Government always creates incentives, encouragements and protection for organizations or indiciduals to invest int Bo Y IBG. Specifically, investors will not have to pay for infrastructure and public utilities, have permission to transfer or mortgage land use rights or its attached assets and are entitled to free land rental for 12 years. 7 Industrial Parks (IP) in Kon Tum Please see Annex 6: Industrial Parks and Industrial Clusters in Kon Tum Province, page 24 The Kon Tum Province Economic Zone was formed in 2003 by merging the Bo Y IBGEZ and the Management Board of the Kon Tum Province Industrial Cluster. Bo Y IBGEZ –and 3 IPs, namely Sao Mai, Hoa Binh, and Dak To have been put into the Vietnam IP Master Plan to 2015 and Orientation to 2020. 8 Date: 19 November 2013 Updated: 28 April 2013 Prepared by: Mai Viet Hung The report is prepared mainly on the basis of publicly available information, analysis, and comments retrieved from the internet and available provincial documents. All sources are cited and data stated in this report are for information purposes only. Users of this report should note that in the event of any inconsistency of data and facts between the English translations and the original Vietnamese text the latter shall prevail.


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Annex 1: Population of Kon Tum Province, 1995, 2000-2011 Source: General Statistics Office http://gso.gov.vn/default.aspx?tabid=714 1995 2000 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 (*) Population 279,500 328,100 386,000 396,600 408,100 420,500 431,800 442,100 453,200 Male 140,500 165,100 193,500 199,200 205,000 209,500 218,700 227,600 237,100 Female 139,000 163,000 192,500 197,400 203,100 211,000 213,100 214,500 216,100 Urban 63,500 105,100 127,400 131,700 136,400 141,400 144,700 150,400 156,400 Rural 216,000 223,000 258,600 264,900 271,700 279,100 287,100 291,700 296,800 Total Fertility Rate (TFR): no. of children per woman

3.94 3.49 3.58 3.45 3.46 3.25

Crude birth rate (o/oo)

31.2 27.4 27.5 28.5 27.4 25.8

Crude death rate (o/oo)

7.9 7.8 7.3 8.4 8.4 7.2

Natural increase rate (o/oo)

23.3 19.6 20.2 20.1 19.1 18.6

Death rate of newborn under 1 (o/oo)

62.6 50.0 48.0 38.2 38.1 40.7

Population increase rate (%)

3.27 2.91 3.03 2.69 2.39 2.51

In immigration rate (o/oo)

4.7 4.2 9.5 9.3 6.7 8.8

Out immigration rate (o/oo)

4.2 5.7 2.4 3.9 4.1 9.8

Net immigration rate (o/oo)

0.4 -1.5 7.2 5.4 2.6 -1.0

Labor over 15 years old (1,000)

194,5 212,5 221,0 239,9 244,7 259,7

Labor over 15 years old working in the State sector (1,000)

17,6 19,2 18,4 20,2 20,8

Labor over 15 years / total population (%)

47.9 50.5 51.5 54.3 54.6 56.8

Labor over 15 years old being trained (%)

11.5 13.1 13.2 15.3

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Annex 2: Land use in Kontum, 2011 Source: Statistics Office of Kon Tum Province

Total (ha) Structure (%) Total 968,960.64 100.00 Agricultural land 856,292.64 88.37 Agricultural production land 205,901.16 21.25 Annual crop land 115,029.60 11.87 Paddy land 17,730.93 1.83 Weed land for animal raising 348.34 0.04 Other annual crop land 96,950.33 10 Perennial crop land 90,871.56 9.38 Forestry land covered by trees 649,603.23 67.04 Productive forest 387,051.74 39.95 Protective forest 171,775.85 17.73 Specially used forest 90,775.64 9.36 Water surface land for fishing 703.18 0.07 Land for salt production 0 0 Others 85.07 0.01 Non-agricultural land 43,548.79 4.49 Homestead land 8,458.66 0.87 Urban 2,174.54 0.22 Rural 6,284.12 0.65 Specially used land 26,719.87 2.76 Land used by offices and non-profit agencies 291.88 0.03 Security and defence land 2,196.30 0.23

Land for non-agricultural production and business

1,078.87 0.11

Public land 23,152.82 2.39 Religious land 56.62 0.01 Cemetery 499.22 0.05 Rivers and specialized water surfaces 7,694.01 0.79 Others 120.41 0.01 Unused land 69,119.21 7.14 Unused flat land 819.87 0.08 Unused mountainous land 66,966.69 6.9 Non-tree rocky mountain 1,332.65 0.16


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Annex 3: Number of schools, teachers, and pupils of general education, professional secondary school, and college education Source: Statistic Office of Kon Tum Province

Number of schools and teachers 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Number of schools 206 222 220 235 242 1 Primary schools 100 113 115 122 127

1.1 Public 100 113 115 122 127 1.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0 2 Lower secondary school 64 84 81 84 87

2.1 Public 64 84 81 84 87 2.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0 3 Upper secondary school 6 6 6 10 11

3.1 Public 5 5 5 9 11 3.2 Non-public 1 1 1 1 0 4 Primary and lower secondary school 27 9 8 9 7

4.1 Public 27 9 8 9 7 4.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0 5 Lower and Upper secondary school 9 10 10 10 10

5.1 Public 9 10 10 10 10 5.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0

Number of teachers (person) 5,758 5,800 5,977 6,150 6,279 6 Primary schools 2,912 2,924 2,965 2,983 2,992

6.1 Public 2,912 2,924 2,965 2,983 2,992 6.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0 7 Lower secondary school 2,130 2,151 2,174 2,327 2,411

7.1 Public 2,130 2,151 2,174 2,327 2,411 7.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0 8 Upper secondary school 716 725 838 840 876

8.1 Public 682 684 796 798 876 8.2 Non-public 34 41 42 42 0

Number of pupils (pupil) 99,037 98,673 98,666 98,004 97,796 9 Primary schools 51,263 50,823 50,559 50,590 50,680

9.1 Public 51,263 50,823 50,559 50,590 50,680 9.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0 10 Lower secondary school 35,146 35,311 35,481 34,616 34,760

10.1 Public 35,146 35,311 35,481 34,616 34,760 10.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0 11 Upper secondary school 12,628 12,539 12,626 12,798 12,356

11.1 Public 11,341 11,237 11,231 11,383 12,356 11.2 Non-public 1,287 1,302 1,395 1,415 0

Professional secondary school 2 1 1 2 2 12 Number of school 2 1 1 2 2

12.1 Public 0 0 0 0 0 12.2 Non-public 13 Number of teachers (person) 94 34 33 76 84

13.1 By type 94 34 33 76 84 13.1.1 Public 94 34 33 76 84 13.1.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0


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Number of schools and teachers 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 13.2 By professional qualification 94 34 33 76 84

13.2.1 Post-graduate 4 14 14 4 7 13.2.2 University and College garduate 82 15 15 52 62 13.2.3 Other degree 8 5 4 20 15

14 Number of students (student) 1,325 186 192 749 707 14.1 By type 1,325 186 192 749 707

14.1.1 Public 1,325 186 192 749 707 14.1.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0 14.2 By form of training 1,325 186 192 749 707

14.2.1 Full-time training 1,058 125 123 679 639 14.2.2 Others 267 61 69 70 68

15 Number of graduates (person) 474 25 81 193 75 15.1 By type 474 25 81 193 75

15.1.1 Public 474 25 81 193 75 15.1.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0 15.2 By form of training 474 25 81 193 75

15.2.1 Full-time training 444 25 54 164 74 15.2.2 Others 30 0 27 29 1

16 College education 16.1 Number of school 1 2 2 2 2

16.1.1 Public 1 2 2 2 2 16.1.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0

17 Number of teachers (person) 77 195 183 185 191 17.1 By type 77 195 183 185 191

17.1.1 Public 77 195 183 185 191 17.1.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0 17.2 By professional qualification 77 195 183 185 191

17.2.1 Post-graduate 38 25 40 53 53 17.2.2 University and College garduate 39 132 141 132 138 17.2.3 Other degree 0 2 2 0 0

18 Number of students (student) 1,647 1,805 2,206 2,499 3,143 18.1 Of which, new enrolments 272 452 1,065 850 698 18.2 Public 18.3 By type 1,647 1,805 2,206 2,499 3,143

18.3.1 Public 1,647 1,805 2,206 2,499 3,143 18.3.2 Non-public 0 0 0 0 0 18.4 By form of training

18.4.1 Full-time training 1,513 1,671 1,396 1,682 2,215 18.4.2 Others 134 134 810 817 928

19 Number of graduates (person) 19.1 By type 79 343 357 416 717

19.1.1 Public 79 343 357 416 717 19.1.2 Non-public

20 By form of training 79 343 357 416 717 20.1 Full-time training 79 294 168 144 405 20.2 Others 0 49 189 272 312


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Annex 4: Health data 2005 – 2011 Source: General Statistics Office of Vietnam http://gso.gov.vn/default.aspx?tabid=714

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 1 Health care unit Total 113 114 115 115 119 119 120 1.1 Hospital 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 1.2 Regional polyclinic 9 9 9 9 12 12 13 1.3 Convalescent and Functional

Rehabilitation Hospital 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

1.4 Health stations at communes. Wards, agencies, enterprises

95 96 96 96 97 97 97

2 Hospital bed Total 1,370 1,440 1,440 1,500 1,545 1,605 1,740 2.1 Hospital 735 810 810 860 870 920 1,045 2.2 Regional polyclinic 110 100 100 110 140 150 160 2.3 Convalescent and Functional

Rehabilitation Hospital 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

2.4 Health stations at communes. wards, agencies, enterprises

475 480 480 480 485 485 485

3 Medical staff 3.1 Doctor 202 199 200 245 249 156 354 3.2 Assistant doctor 295 335 328 333 337 347 350 3.3 Nurse 407 431 455 485 547 620 694 3.4 Midwife 154 160 165 186 191 231 249 4 Pharmacist 4.1 Pharmacist of university

graduate 11 8 6 9 10 15 19

4.2 Pharmacist of high school level

50 49 40 56 91 166 184

4.3 Druggist 62 91 79 80 78 59 51 5 HIV Patient in 2011 5.1 Newly acquired cases 28 5.2 AID patients detected 10 5.3 HIV patient living until

31/12/2011 (accumulated) 178

5.4 AID patients living until 31/12/2011 (accumulated)

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Annex 5: Data of Agriculture, Forestry, Fishery, 1995, 2000-2011 Source: General Statistics Office http://gso.gov.vn/default.aspx?tabid=717

Item 1995 2000 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 (*) 1 No. of farm 255 373 417 473 528 575 605 550 2 Production value of

agriculture (bil. VND) (at constant price 1994)

290.4 494.1 750.2 869.7 911 1,019.3 1,034.2 1,136.3 1,242.9

3 Area of cereals (ha) 22,000 25,300 33,000 32,400 31,900 31,400 32,000 30,400 29,900 3.1 Output of cereals

(1,000 ton) 45,7 64,9 98,1 101,1 105,1 105,6 105,8 106,1 103,4

4 Food output per capita (kg)

163.51 199.8 254.1 254.9 257.5 251.1 245 240 228.2

5 Paddy planted area 19,300 20,900 23,300 23,200 23,200 23,400 23,800 22,400 22,600 5.1 Paddy yield

(quintal/ ha) 21.2 24.8 28.2 30.6 32.2 33.1 32.5 34.7 34.1

5.2 Paddy output (1,000 tons)

40.9 51.8 65.8 70.9 74.7 77.4 77.4 77.7 77.1

6 Paddy planted area (1,000 ha). Spring Crop

3,1 4,0 6,2 6,4 6,5 6,8 7,0 6,5 6,6

6.1 Paddy yield (quintal/ ha) Spring crop

39.4 40.8 36.8 41.1 43.2 42.8 44.1 46.6 41.5

6.2 Paddy output (1,000 ton. Spring Crop

12,2 16,3 22,8 26,3 28,1 29,1 30,9 30,3 27,4

7 Paddy planted area (1,000 ha). Autumn crop

7.1 Paddy yield (quintal/ ha) Autumn crop

7.2 Paddy output (1,000 tons) Autumn crop

8 Paddy planted area (1,000 ha) Winter crop

16.2 16.9 17.1 16.8 16.7 16.6 16.8 15.9 16

8.1 Paddy yield (quintal/ ha) Winter crop

17.7 21 25.1 26.5 27.9 29.1 27.7 29.8 31.1

8.2 Paddy output (1.000 tons) Winter Crop

28,7 35,5 43,0 44,6 46,6 48,3 46,5 47,4 49,7

9 Corn area (1,000 ha) 2,7 4,4 9,7 9,2 8,7 8,0 8,2 8,0 7,3 9.1 Corn yield

(quintal/ha) 17.8 29.8 33.3 32.8 34.9 35.3 34.6 35.5 36

9.2 Corn output (1,000 tons)

4.8 13.1 32.3 30.2 30.4 28.2 28.4 28.4 26.3

10 Sweet potato area (1,000 ha)

0,4 0,2 0,2 0,2 0,2 0,2 0,2 0,2 0,1

10.1 Sweet potato yield (1,000 tons)

2.9 1 1.2 1.2 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.1

11 Manioc area (1,000 ha)

8,7 15,0 27,7 32,0 35,7 37,8 37,3 37,7 41,7

11.1 Manioc output (1,000 tons)

128,9 143,3 372,3 448,1 507,0 553,1 543,0 563,4 629,2

12 Sugarcane area (1,000 ha)

1.8 3.6 2.8 2.7 2.8 2.3 2.1 1.9 1.8

12.1 Sugarcane output 65.1 150.1 115.6 123.3 127.7 107.3 95.6 91.4 85.9


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Item 1995 2000 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 (*) (1,000 tons)

13 Peanut area (1,000 ha)

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

13.1 Peanut output (1,000 tons)

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

14 Soybean area (1,000 ha)

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

14.1 Soybean output (1,000 tons)

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

15 Buffalo 10,000 11,800 14,100 15,400 18,100 19,300 20,100 21,100 20,400 16 Cattle 45,700 61,600 67,400 77,600 82,200 80,700 74,400 74,100 68,800 17 Pig 74,500 123,900 122,900 86,400 97,900 111,000 133,300 129,800 120,200 18 Poultry

(1,000 heads) 594 459 426 652 567 658 697 706

19 Forest status 19.1 Total forest area

(1,000 ha) 655,9 650,3 654,1

19.2 Natural forest (1,000 ha)

618,4 610,6 612,2

19.3 Planted forest (1,000 ha). of which

37,5 39,7 41,8

19.4 Newly planted forest (1,000 ha)

5,1 .. 7,9

19.5 Forest coverage rate (%)

67.3 66.7 66.8

20 Planted forest area (1.000 ha)

3,1 3,6 0,6 1,4 3,9 2,2 6,3 6,1 0,9

21 Forestry production value (bil. VND)

50,30 61,40 76,80 65,50 71,30 67,50 78,20 82,10 64,40

22 Wood output (1.000 m3)

42,00 31,80 38,40 31,80 37,00 42,70 56,00 16,70 26,70

23 Burnt forest area (1.000 ha)

58,0 33,0 1.483,3 178,4 249,9 28,3 9,9 171,0 289,4

24 Deforestation area (ha)

3.274,0 132,0 60,0 94,7 60,3 145,3 62,0 61,8 93,2

25 Fishery area (1,000 ha)

0,40 0,30 0,30 0,40 0,50 0,50 0,50 0,50 0,50

26 No. of fishing boat (boat)

27 Horse power (HP) 28 Production value of

fishery (bil VND) 1.5 6.3 10.1 11.1 13.2 14.6 17.7 17.6 17.0

29 Fishery output (tons)

184 789 1,260 1,393 1,653 1,826 2,214 2,211 2,127

30 Maritime Fish output (1,000 tons)

31 Aquaculture output ( tons)

150 593 873 994 1,216 1,361 1,348 1,321 1,336

32 Fish Farming output ( tons)

150 593 873 997 1,215 1,361 1,340 1,313 1,330

33 Shrimp farming output (ton)

Note: (*): Preliminary data


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Annex 6: Industrial Parks in Kon Tum Province.

No. Industrial Park Location Infrastructure and Investment sector

1 Hoa Binh IP (Stage 1) - Area 59.22 ha - Occupancy rate 69.5 % - Investment capital 64.3 bil. VND - Investor: Infrastructre Investment

and Development Co. - Operating projects 15 - Projects under construction 4 - Projects under registration 6 - Total registered capital 403 bil. VND - Implemented capital 163 bil VND - Job provision for 1,653 workers

Stage 2 - Area

Along NR no. 14, in Le Loi Ward, Kon Tum City

Distance from - Kon Tum City 2 km

Detailled planning map, scale 1/1,000 has been completed

2 Sao Mai IP (Stage 1) - Area 79.44 ha - Occupancy rate - Investment capital 111.5 bil. VND - Investor: Infrastructre Investment

and Development Co. Stage 2

- Area 70.56 ha

Along NR no. 14, in Hoa Binh Commune


Detailled planning map, scale 1/1,000 has been completed The procedure for land clearing and compensation has been completed.

- Infrastructure is under construction

3 Dak To IP - Area 150 ha - The Tan Mai Corporation has built a

pulp and paper plant with investment capital of 1,896 bil. VND

Along NR no. 14, in Dak To Townlet, Dak To District



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