LPR IN VIETNAM Premature situationRural land consolidation experience Concept introduced and being piloted in development project Tra Vinh 10/13/2015 Dr... Community housing development1
Trang 1SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT – APPLICABLE RESEARCH DIRECTIONS
VGU, 2015
Dr Hieu, NGUYEN NGOC
SUD, VGU
Trang 3Basic concept
Land Re-adjustment: re-parceling without pooling into a mass
Land pooling: pool
into a mass before
readjustment
Land sharing: haves
share with the
have-nots
Land consolidation: rural area, merge plots & reorganise
LR CONCEPT
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Trang 4Case of Bhuj, Gujarat, India
Source: Mukherji, Anuradha 2001 Negotiating Housing Recovery: Why Some Communities Recovered While Others Struggled To Rebuild In Post-earthquake Urban Kutch, India Master Thesis, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.
After Before
LR CONCEPT
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Trang 5Source: Hong Yu-Hung, 2015
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LR CONCEPT
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Trang 7LR CONCEPT
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Trang 8LPR IN VIETNAM Premature situation
Rural land consolidation experience
Concept introduced and being piloted in development project
(Tra Vinh)
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Trang 9Community housing development
10/13/2015
ACVN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 2010-2013LPR IN VIETNAM
OTHER LAND CONTRIBUTION &
DONATION FOR DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT
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Trang 10Before After
LPR IN VIETNAM Community housing development in Hai Duong
• Small scale – 12 households in the same lane
• Full support of local authority as a pilot project
• Rely on technical support and funding from ACVN Cities Alliance
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Trang 11LPR IN VIETNAM Community housing development in Vinh city
• Small but larger scale 29 households, 1,800m2
• No regulation, piloted and ad-hoc support
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Trang 12For and against
Support
• Land law enables
community development approach (though unclear)
• Land exchange/
consolidation tradition/experience
• Political support to have
• Inexperienced stakeholders
• Law not yet specified
• Culture of exchange unprecedented
LPR IN VIETNAM
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Trang 13Tra Vinh city
TRA VINH CASE
Trang 14Site location
Next to the city centre Inside the built up area Unplanned development - poor neighborhood
~10ha inside, 236hh incl
adjacent to the boundary
TRA VINH CASE
STUDY
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Trang 16Buy in reasons
Poor serviced,
flood prone, poor
neighborhood
WB willingness to support & TraVinh buy in
Lack of budget to compensate land
to develop class III infrastructure
Proposal for road crossing by the
Trang 17Overlapping & other issues
Mount up self development problems
Poor households objections – small size HH
Source: Shirley Ballaney, 2015
LIA upgrading - orange
Urban upgrading - blue
TRA VINH CASE
STUDY
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Trang 18Boundary selection
Boundary selection
Selection for the majority support – inside/outside
Source: Shirley Ballaney, 2015
LIA upgrading - orange
Urban upgrading - blue
TRA VINH CASE
STUDY
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Trang 19Professional
capacity Legal support
Source: Nobou Geley, 2015
TRA VINH CASE
STUDY
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Trang 20Collect cash & Pay compensation
Physical implementation
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STUDY Planning & design directions
Project planning &
design directions
Time & financial constraint to merge 2 projects
Consensus building approach – but Vietnam context
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Trang 22revision Third – wrap up Plan approval
Implementation 2016-12
Plan disclosed & 4 th
meeting on implementation Monitoring training Monitoring process of implementation
TRA VINH CASE
STUDY
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Trang 23Guiding rules
resettlement
Small land exception – alternative move out
2/3 consent
Minority subjects to majority and private to public interest
Transparency & monitored by community
TRA VINH CASE
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Trang 24Site analysis,
insertion area
Calculation of value before each POOLING plot &
total
Grid design &
variant
Calculation of space requirement for infrastructure
Calculation of property & land compensation
Calculation of development cost
Calculation of estimated revenue
Calculation of receivable land to each contributor
& cash transfer
REDESIGN GROUPS AND BOUNDARY TO MAXIMIZE THE GAIN AFTER NEGOTIATION
10/13/2015
TRA VINH CASE
STUDY Economic viability analysis (proposal) - discussion
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Trang 25Lower price to agricultural land
Lower price to large plot
TRA VINH CASE
STUDY Land value analysis by plot feature & accesssibility
Source: Hieu, Nguyen, 2015
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Trang 26Value increase = estimated
sale - original - investment
recover infrastructure cost 17,012 30% remaining redistribution
area for local residents 30,406 53% total cotribution rate 46.84%
contribution area sold to recover infrastructure cost (WB support) 8101 14%
new contribution rate (WB
TRA VINH CASE
STUDY Pilot redistribution economic viability calculation
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Trang 27Source: Hieu, Nguyen, 2015
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Trang 28Before After
10/13/2015
TRA VINH CASE
STUDY Land readjustment for Axis B group - demonstration
Source: Hieu, Nguyen, 2015
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Trang 29TRA VINH CASE
STUDY Land readjustment for Axis B group - demonstration
Source: Hieu, Nguyen, 2015
New B axis and feeding
roads
Subdivide land into shop
house to create urbanity
and relocate into the new
Trang 30• Chance of luck for property owners
• No consideration
of mixed used
• Value before and after issues
• Land type adjustment
Area based adjusted to land use type
Value based
- common rate of gain
Value based upon actual design
Area based simple
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STUDY Redistribution alternatives
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Trang 31Rate of gain ( %)
All contribution
receives increase
( %) base on
original land value
& negotiate for
new land
Owner receives smaller serviced land & cash transfer balance later
Upgrade area contribute $ for infrastructure or land if owner has elsewhere
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TRA VINH CASE
STUDY Redistribution ratio for B axis group (trial)
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Trang 32TRA VINH CASE
TWO PROJECTS BINDING PROBLEM
REDEVELOPMENT EFFICIENCY &
EQUALITY
BACKBONE STRATEGY & GROUP RESOLUTION
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Trang 33Rate of gain 30%- 90%
All contribution
receives increase
same % base on
original land value
& negotiate for
new land
Owner receives smaller serviced land & cash transfer balance later
Upgrade area contribute $ for infrastructure or land if owner has elsewhere
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TRA VINH CASE
STUDY Redistribution ratio for B axis group (trial)
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Trang 34DISCUSSION Issues and options
Planning issues
Financing infrastructure development &
cost distribution
Legal issues – barrier free and legal support
Commitment and bureaucracy motivation to sustain?
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Trang 35Commitment
and bureaucracy motivation
Risk management and others
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Trang 36Dr Hieu, NGUYEN NGOC MSc Tri, HUA TRAN MINH
SUD, VGU