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Thanks to the dense river and stream system, along with the relatively high terrain, there is a great opportunity to develop hydroelectric projects to serve the national interests, the interests of the people and the whole society. Currently, in the district, many hydroelectric projects have been invested in construction, including: Hua Na, Ban Coc, Sao Va, Song Quang, Nhan Hac, Dong Van, Chau Thang, Tien Phong, Nam Giai, Chau Thon hydroelectric projects with a total capacity of over 350 MW, including projects that have been put into operation and connected to the national power grid: Hua Na, Ban Coc, Sao Va, Chau Thang hydroelectric projects and Cua Dat hydroelectric projects located in Thanh Hoa province but with a basin in Que Phong district, Nghe An province. Therefore, the implementation of policies in Que Phong district is very suitable and has many advantages.

3.2. Socio-economic conditions

In recent years, the economy of Que Phong district has developed quite well, with a high economic growth rate; the economic structure has been positively restructured, gradually reducing the proportion of agriculture and forestry, and rapidly increasing the industrial and service economy.

3.2.1. Situation of agricultural, forestry and fishery production

- Agricultural and fishery production : The existing rice area has been mobilized to the maximum, investment in high-quality rice varieties, fertilizers, and pesticides continues to be focused on. Organizing the implementation of production development support projects under the 2015 Program 135 and agricultural extension models, researching and applying science and technology to agricultural production models has initially given good results, highly effective agricultural production models continue to be replicated.

The total number of livestock and poultry in the area has grown relatively quickly thanks to the introduction of breeding animals through project programs in the district and during the year there were no dangerous infectious diseases. The aquaculture area reached 239 hectares, reaching 104% of the plan.

- Forestry development : Completed forest inventory in 2015, with good completion level. Units and forest owners performed well in the work of zoning and protecting existing forest areas according to assigned functions and tasks. Implemented the contract for natural forest protection in 2015 with a total area of ​​93,865.27 ha, concentrated new forest planting reached 1,260/700 ha, an increase of 80% of the plan, the planted forest area increased rapidly thanks to policies on production forest development according to Decision No.


147/2007/QD-TTg, of which 110ha/500ha of new rubber trees were planted, reaching 20.2% of the yearly plan, bringing the total rubber tree area to 950ha; the area of ​​scattered forest plantation reached 337ha, equivalent to 542 thousand trees of all kinds); Implementing the allocation of fields to the right demarcated areas, promptly preventing slash-and-burn cultivation in the wrong places.

- Developing cooperative and farm economy : The activities of cooperatives have been gradually improved. Implementing the Sustainable Livelihood Project for Youth to improve the capacity to build production and business plans, and consume products through cooperatives for members, youths, building models and cooperative officials in the district; supporting 20 mixed agricultural and forestry farms; Farm and family economy: 168 farms, 678 small and medium-sized farms are interested, stimulating demand in the right direction, farms produce according to the planning area.

- National target program for new rural construction (NTP): The district has proactively integrated investment resources according to target programs and policies in the area to implement the NTP for new rural construction. In 2015, mobilized resources for new rural construction were estimated at 48,720 million VND. The criteria for new rural construction are low compared to the set roadmap. Currently, only 04 communes have achieved over 10 criteria, of which Que Son commune has achieved 11 criteria, Muong Noc commune has achieved 10 criteria, 07 communes have achieved 6-8 criteria and 02 communes have achieved 03 criteria.

Implementing the construction of rural traffic concrete roads according to the mechanism of the Province and District, in 2015, 1,306.7/2,329.2 tons of cement were received in support, along with the support and contributions of the people (in money; materials: sand, gravel, stone; labor days, land donation), 8,419/16 km of rural traffic concrete roads were built.

3.2.2. Industrial production, handicrafts and services

In recent years, the industry and handicraft sector in the district has had many changes but still faces many difficulties and limitations.

Total industrial production value reached 111 billion VND, of which handicraft industry accounted for 12.9%, output value reached 12.1 billion VND.

In recent years, the construction industry continues to promote traditional occupations, develop craft villages, and craft villages. Introduction, search


markets inside and outside the district to guide people in production in the area. Currently, we are focusing on directing the attraction and effective use of support capital from the provincial agricultural extension fund to train people in small-scale handicrafts to promote and introduce brocade weaving and rattan products at some trade fairs; surveying, selecting and planning small-scale concentrated handicraft areas.

The main products with high growth rate, creating many jobs, income for people and contributing to the budget are: Exploiting and utilizing wood from the opening of the Tay Nghe An road connecting to Thanh Hoa, exploiting stone, sand and gravel; producing burnt and unburnt bricks; producing civil wooden furniture, welding paint...

Currently, a series of large, small and medium hydroelectric projects are being built in the area, the largest being Hua Na hydroelectric plant 180 MW, Nhan Hac 45 MW, Chau Thon 18 MW, Song Quang 10 MW, Sao Va 3 MW... Construction and energization of 35 KV power lines: Chau Thon - Quang Phong. line to Pieng Pha Mut, Dong Van commune cluster center; construction of 0.4 KV road and installation of transformer stations for the villages: Don Phat, Cam, Cam Muon commune; Chieng, Quyn, Pao villages (Quang Phong commune)...

3.2.3. Current status of infrastructure

3.2.3.1. Traffic system

The current traffic land area of ​​the district is 584.31 hectares. In recent years, with the attention of the state, all levels, all sectors and the significant contribution of local people, the traffic system in the whole district has developed quite strongly. Currently, in the district, 14/14 communes and towns have car roads, the only type of traffic in the district is road with 498.33 km of all kinds of roads. National and provincial highways have been invested in upgrading, building and gradually completing. Some key traffic routes such as Tay Nghe An road, road 48 extended to Thong Thu border gate have created conditions for economic development.

3.2.3.2. Communication system

The Post and Telecommunications sector has closely followed the core task of the sector which is to ensure communication to serve the direction of the Party, authorities at all levels and the communication needs of the people. The infrastructure system of the post and telecommunications sector


The district's communication system is continuously invested in and upgraded. There is 1 district post office and 11 commune cultural post offices.

With a very modest land fund, the entire district's post and telecommunications sector has only 0.14 hectares. However, radio, television, landline and mobile phone broadcasting are being implemented quite well in the district.

There are 14 communes and towns with telephones to the center, reaching a rate of 5 phones/100 people.

3.2.3.3. Irrigation system

According to 2013 statistics, the district's irrigation land area is 130.43 hectares, with a total of 33 medium and small projects (mostly small, of which 11 projects have good efficiency, total design capacity of 1,329 hectares, reaching 53.16% of the 2-crop rice field area) but in reality, only 931 hectares are actively irrigated. The canal system has not been invested in solidification for the most part (except for the level 1 and 2 canals of the Nam Giai - Muong Cuong irrigation system and some sections of the canal leading water from the dam to the irrigation area, the intra-field canal system is insignificant).

With the attention of all levels, in recent years through the resettlement program, program 135... Que Phong has had the conditions to build many small dams, many irrigation works to serve agricultural production. The whole district has invested in upgrading and building a number of medium and small irrigation works. In particular, the government has started the construction of Hua Na, Ban Coc, Chau Thon, Nhan Hac, Song Quang hydroelectric works... which are important works to limit floods, regulate and supply water sources. The canal system has been gradually concreted.

3.3. Socio-cultural situation

3.3.1. Population, ethnicity and labor

- Que Phong district is home to 5 ethnic groups, including Thai, Kinh, Kho Mu, Tho, H'Mong, the majority of whom live mainly in the forest and have a great influence on forest development and conservation. The total population of the district is 1,457 households, nearly 67,000 people.

- There are 41,670 workers in the area. Of which, 38,097 workers work in agriculture and forestry, accounting for 91.23% of the total workforce. This shows that the main source of income is agriculture and forestry, which plays a leading role in the economy.


local economy. This is a force that has a direct impact on the sustainable development of forests in Que Phong district.

- The natural population growth rate is 12.16%, showing that the population growth in the region is still high. Typically, in the H'Mong and Kho Mu ethnic groups, there are an average of 6-7 people/household.

- Each ethnic group has its own way of life, customs, farming methods, etc., expressing its own identity. Therefore, Que Phong is the district with the most ethnic groups in Nghe An province, so its cultural identity is also diverse. The livelihood activities of indigenous communities for thousands of years have greatly affected natural resources such as land, water, minerals, forest resources, etc. The higher the population growth, the greater the pressure on forest resources, leading to the decline of forest resources, ecological imbalance, environmental pollution, climate change, etc.

- The population in the region mainly works in forestry and agriculture, the educational level and labor quality are low, industry and handicrafts are not yet developed.

- In recent years, along with the policy of attracting talented people to work, the district has had appropriate policies for all levels, sectors, and associations to transfer and popularize basic knowledge to the people, focusing on agricultural, industrial, and forestry extension work. Therefore, the general intellectual level of the people, and the knowledge for people to carry out production and business in particular, are increasingly improving.

3.3.2. Education and training

In recent years, Que Phong has solidified schools and classrooms in the district from preschool to general education. In general, the district has paid attention to investing in and developing the infrastructure of the sector. The primary school system has been expanded to the villages. However, the infrastructure in the highlands and remote areas lacks teaching equipment and there is still a phenomenon of students dropping out of school, leading to low quality of students.

- At the end of the 2015 school year, the number of students completing the Primary School program was 1281/1284, reaching a rate of 99.76%; the number of students graduating from grade 9 of the Secondary School was 836/842, reaching a rate of 99.28%; 13/14 communes and towns met the standards for universal education for 5-year-old children; Total


National standard schools: 24 schools, an increase of 3 schools compared to 2014, including Preschool: 04 schools; Primary: 15 schools; Secondary: 05 schools.

- Implement well the movements to build friendly schools, active students to help students be bolder, more confident in communication and learning. Promote the application of information technology in teaching and learning management, actively build a system of national standard schools.

3.3.3. Medical

The health network with communes has been formed and operates well. Although the commune health stations have been invested in repairing and upgrading, however, equipment is still lacking, facilities and human resources still face many difficulties in implementing national health programs and goals and disease prevention work, the professional qualifications of medical staff are still limited, so the results of medical examination and treatment are still low.

Medical examination and treatment work continues to receive attention, direction and effective implementation, the quality of treatment is improved. Propaganda work is proactive in preventing and preventing human epidemics; national target programs on health are well implemented. Strengthening the inspection of medical ethics among medical staff; Continuing to implement the thematic resolution 'Strengthening the capacity to implement administrative reforms at medical examination departments and public hospitals, contributing to improving the quality of medical examination and treatment'

3.3.4. National security

Maintain strict command and duty regime; coordinate closely with forces to grasp the political security situation, social order and safety in the area, especially the border. Do a good job of military diplomacy with neighboring districts in Laos.

Organize border patrols. During the patrol, no enemy sabotage activities were detected on the border, ensuring absolute safety of people and weapons.


3.4. Current status of forestry activities in general and payment for forest environmental services in Que Phong district

3.4.1. Current status of forestry land and forest resources

3.4.1.1. Area of ​​forest types

The forest coverage rate of Que Phong district is 76.7%, of which natural forest is 76.2% and planted forest of all kinds is 0.5%. Thus, the forest coverage rate of Que Phong is much higher than the average of Nghe An province (57.2%).

Table 3.1. Current status of forests and forestry land classified by 3 forest types



TT


Soil type

Total area of ​​3 types of forest

Production Forest

Forest PH

Special Use Forest

Area (ha)

Proportion

%

Area (ha)

Proportion

%

Area (ha)

Proportion

%


Total area of ​​TN

189,086.5








Forestry land

174,330.4

82,850.7

43.8

52,458.4

27.7

39,021.3

20.6

1.0

Forested land

141,239.4

62,175.3

32.9

43,878.7

23.2

35,185.5

18.6

1.1

Natural forest

140,239.5

61,176.4

32.4

43,877.7

23.2

35,185.5

18.6

1.1.1

Primary forest

44,540.7

8,789.4

4.6

16,877.8

8.9

18,873.4

10.0

a

Rich forest

9,824.0

890.6

0.5

2,545.3

1.3

6,388.0

3.4

b

Medium forest

34,716.7

7,898.8

4.2

14,332.5

7.6

12,485.4

6.6

1.1.2

Secondary forest

72,853.3

39,000.5

20.6

20,009.8

10.6

13,843.0

7.3

a

Poor post-exploitation forests

31,970.2

15,751.7

8.3

7,194.3

3.8

9,024.1

4.8

b

Poor forest restoration

40,883.1

23,248.7

12.3

12,815.5

6.8

4,818.9

2.5

1.1.3

Mixed bamboo forest

17,356.2

9,981.5

5.3

5,199.4

2.7

2,175.4

1.2

a

Wood mixed with bamboo

2,214.9

1,558.4

0.8

656.5

0.3



b

Lung wood

12,965.9

8,423.0

4.5

4,542.9

2.4

0.0

0.0

1.1.4

Pure bamboo forest

5,489.4

3,405.0

1.8

1,790.7

0.9

293.6

0.2

a

Bamboo

3,736.1

158.1

0.1

3,578.0

1.9



b

Lung

4,211.8

3,246.9

1.7

964.9

0.5



1.2

Planted forest

999.9

998.9

0.5

1.0

0.0



2.0

Land without forest

33,090.9

20,675.5

10.9

8,579.7

4.5

3,835.8

2.0


2.1

Vacant land with regenerated timber planned for

LN


10,099.2


4,155.1


2.2


4,226.9


2.2


1,717.1


0.9


2.2

Vacant land with no regenerated timber QH LN


22,991.8


16,520.3


8.7


4,352.8


2.3


2,118.6


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(Source: Results of forest inventory of Que Phong district and field survey in 2016)


a) Natural forests

The total area of ​​natural forest is 140,239.5 ha, accounting for 99.3% of the forested land area and 74.2% of the natural area of ​​the whole district. Natural forests are still abundant in all communes of Que Phong district, and the largest areas are Dong Van and Thong Thu. Of which, the area of ​​natural forest is special-use forest is 35,185.5 ha, accounting for 18.6% of the total natural area, protection forest is 43,877.7 ha, accounting for 23.2% of the total natural area, production forest is 61,176.4 ha, accounting for 32.4% of the total natural area.

The entire area of ​​natural forests is timber forest, mixed forest of timber and bamboo and pure bamboo forest. However, the forest area with Lung is mainly concentrated in protective forests and production forests. Specifically as follows:

- Primary forest:

+ Rich forest (reserve 201-300 m3 / ha): area 9,824.0 ha, accounting for 5.2% of total natural area. This type of forest is rarely exploited, still has good wood species, has economic and conservation value, average reserve 252 m3 / ha. This type of forest is currently only found in Dong Van, Thong Thu, Hanh Dich, Nam Giai, Muong Noc, Chau Thon communes, often distributed in remote areas, high, remote places, difficult, complicated terrain, large slopes.

+ Medium forest (volume 101-200 m3 / ha): area 34,716.7 ha

accounting for 18.4% of the total natural area. This is the type of forest that is exploited, but the remaining wood species are good, have economic and conservation value, with an average reserve of 151 m3 / ha. This type of forest is currently only found in Quang Phong, Chau Kim, Nam Giai, Tien Phong, Hanh Dich, Thong Thu, Dong Van communes, and is also often distributed in remote areas, high, remote places, difficult, complex terrain, and steep slopes.

- Secondary forest:

+ Poor post-exploitation forest (reserve 10-100m3 / ha): area 31,970.2 ha, accounting for 16.9% of total natural area. This is the type of forest that has been exploited many times, so the canopy structure is broken, good wood species with economic and conservation value are almost gone, average reserve 73 m3 / ha. This type of forest is currently only found in all communes, often located near residential areas.

+ Poor recovery forest (volume 10-100m3 / ha): area 40,883.1 ha

accounting for 21.6% of the total natural area. This is a type of forest that has been exploited and re-exploited many times, and has been protected and restored, with reserves of

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