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BINH DIINH PROVIINCE
1
Basiic Informatiion
graphy
1.1 Geog
Binh
h Dinh is a coastal
c
province sitting in
n the Key E
Economic Reegion of Cenntral Vietnam
m and
the East – West Eco
onomic Corrridor. Binh Dinh lies inn the middlee of the Norrth - South route
(National Road (NR)) no. 1A and
d Trans-Viett Railway) annd is the moost conveniennt gateway tto the
sea for th
he Central Highlands,
H
Southern
S
Lao
os, Northeasstern Kampuuchea and T
Thailand (thrrough
National Road no. 19
9 and Quy Nhon
N
Internattional Port).
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- Area (km
( 2)
6,0255
- Populaation (2012))
1,497,0000
* Male/Female
729,039 (448.7%)/767,9961 (51.3%))
* Labo
our
852,9000
- Admin
nistrative un
nits:
1 city
c (Quy Nhhon), 1 townn, 9 districts..
- GDP growth
g
in 20
012 (%)
8.44
- GDP in
i 2012 (at constant
c
price 1994) (bil. VND)
11,1922
Averaage GDP per capita (US$
$) (2012)
1,3422
- Total accumulated
d FDI projeccts until 20/6
6/2013
500
umulated)
7011
* Totaal registered capital (mil. US$) (accu
Quang Ngai
Province
4
5
6
NR no. 1A &
Railway to
- Hanoi
1,065 km
- HCMC
686 km
7
3
Giia Lai
Pro
ovince
,
1
I Quy
y Nhon City
Distriicts
1 Van
n Canh
2 Tay
y Son
3 Vin
nh Thanh
4 An Lao
5 Hoaai Nhon
6 Hoaai An
7 Phu
u My
8 Phu
u Cat
9 An Nhon
uy Phuoc
10 Tu
8
10
2
EAST
SEA
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1
I
Phhu Yen Provinnce
Investment Promotion For
F the Centrall Coastal Regio
on in Vietnam,, 21-22 March 2012.
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- Export turnover (mil. US$, 2012)
521.6
(furniture, agricultural and forestry products, seafood, mineral products, granite stone,
titanium, garment, footwear, pharma-ceutical products, handicraft, etc.)
- Import turnover (mil. US$, 2012)
181
(Wood and raw materials for producing consumer goods and goods for export, machinery and
equipment, etc.)
Binh Dinh is 1,065 km from Hanoi and 686 km from Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC). The
provincial territory stretches 110 km in the north – south direction, with an average width of 55
km (the narrowest and widest sections are respectively 50 km and 60 km). Binh Dinh borders 63
km with Quang Ngai Province to the north, 50 km with Phu Yen Province to the south, 130 km
with Gia Lai Province to the west. The province fronts the East Sea with a 134-km coastline to
the east and includes both small and large offshore islands.
The traffic network comprises road, railway, waterway, and airway. The average daily
volume of traffic is about 2,500 – 2,700 vehicles. National Road (NR) no. 19 links Quy Nhon
International Sea Port with Duc Co, Bo Y International Border Gate and the three-border zone of
Vietnam, Kampuchea, and Laos. This is the best road in the horozintal axis of the central
Vietnam, creating conditions of economic linkage between the east and the west and promoting
outward economic cooperation. Binh Dinh is expanding cooperation with the Lao’s provinces of
Champasak, Sekong, Attapu, Salasan, and Thailand’s provinces of Sisaket and Ubon
Rathchathani.
Crossing Binh Dinh Province (km)
NR no. 1A
118
NR no. 1D
20.7
NR no. 19
69.5
Binh Dinh was probably one of the places where the Cham first arrived in what is now
Vietnam. Its favourable geography led to the rise of the Cham Port of Thi Nai where Quy Nhon
is now located. The city-state of Vijaya was located around this port and the main city, which
was further inland. Its centre was in the southern lowland of Bình Định. However, its
architecture implies that it did not become important until the eleventh or twelfth century. 2
1.2 Population 3
(Please see Annex 1: Population of Binh Dinh Province, 1995, 2000-2011, page 18)
The population of Binh Dinh in 2012 is 1,470,000, making it the most populous province of
the South Central Coast, of which the people of working age accounts for over 55%. It has been
growing slowly from 2000 to 2007 - at just 0.92% per year on average. However, the provincial
population is in the tendency of mechanical decrease because according to the Population Census
on 1/4/2009, the population number decreased to 1,485,943.
As of 2010, 27.8% of the population live in urban areas, up from 19% in 1995 and 24.2% in
2000. More than 40% of the population settle in Quy Nhon City and two suburban districts of An
Nhon and Tuy Phuoc. There is another relatively large concentration in the northern Hoai Nhon
District with a population of 206,700 (2009) and a population density of 499/km2. Population
density in the rest of the province ranges from 30 to 40 in districts of Van Canh, An Lao, and
Vinh Thanh to 982 in Quy Nhon City.
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The eastern low
wlands and Tay
T Son Disstrict are larggely ethnicaally homogeeneous. Therre are
about 250,000 peoplle of ethnic minorities living in 1133 villages/222 communess of mountainous
and midlland area. They
T
comprisse Ba Na peeople in the sparsely poopulated disttricts of An Lao,
Vinh Thaanh, and Van
n Canh, som
me H're peoplle live in Ann Lao and soome Cham inn Van Canh. Hoai
An’s pop
pulation is mostly
m
Kinh, but there arre some rem
mote communnes that are dominated bby Ba
Na and H're
H people.
ministration
1.3 Adm
Quy
y Nhon, the provincial
p
caapital, is a category
c
II c ity. There arre 10 districcts (An Lao, Hoai
An, Hoaii Nhon, Phu My, Phu Caat, Vinh Thaanh, Tay Sonn, Van Canhh, An Nhon, Tuy Phuoc)), 157
villages, wards and to
ownships in the province.
Provinciial People’s Committeee (since 2011
1) 4
+ Chairrman
Mr. Le Huu Locc
- Nativ
ve village
on Trach Commune, An Nhon Distriict,
Nho
Binh Dinh Prov
vince
- Date of birth
16/1
10/1954
- Education
Bacchelor of Eco
onomics
- Curreent position
Vice Secretary of
o the Provinncial Party C
Committee
Chaairman of thee the Provinccial People’ss Committeee
Mem
mber of the Provincial
P
P
People’s Couuncil, term 2011-2016
- Party
y admission date
d
17/3
3/1978
- Officcial admissio
ond ate 27/9
9/1979
r
Service record
- 1975-9/1982
-
9/198
82-7/1983
8/198
83-12/1987
-
987-12/1990
0
12/19
-
990-3/1991
12/19
-
4/199
91-12/1998
-
12/19
998-3/2001
4/200
01-6/2004
-
04-12/2006
6/200
- 10/20010 – presennt
Working at the Propagandaa and Traininng Board, Paarty Committtee
of An
A Nhon Disstrict
Stud
dying at the Central Proppaganda andd Training noo. 2, Da Nanng
Vice Director of the Foreignn Trade Com
mpany, An N
Nhon Districct
vince
Binh Dinh Prov
Direector of the General
G
Com
mmodities C
Company, Ann Nhon Distrrict
Binh Dinh Prov
vince
G
Buyying and Selling Servicee Company
Direector of the General
An Nhon District, Binh Dinnh Province
Mem
mber of the District
D
Stannding Party C
Committee
Vice Chairman of the Peoplle’s Committttee of An N
Nhon Districct
Binh Dinh
Vice Chief of Cabinet,
C
Binhh Dinh Proviincial Party Committee
Mem
mber of Prov
vincial Partyy Committeee
Chief of Cabineet, Binh Dinhh Provinciall Party Comm
mittee
mber of the provincial
p
S
Standing Partty Committeee
Mem
Vice Chairman of Binh Dinnh Provincial People’s C
Comittee
Vice Secretary of
o Provinciaal Party Com
mmittee
Chaairman of thee Provincial People’s Coommittee
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+ Vice Chairman
Ho Quoc
Q
Dung
Vice Chairman
Maii Thanh Thang
Vicee Chairpersoon
Trann Thi Thu H
Ha
vincial Party
y Committee
+ Prov
Mr. Nguyen Vaan Thien
- Secreetary
ography and
d climate 5
Topo
The topography
t
is
i relatively complex, lo
owering from
m the west too east. Elevaations range from
0 at the coast to aro
ound 1,200 m above seea level in A
An Lao Disstrict in the north-west. The
m
s edge of thee South Truoong Son Rannge, adjoinedd by the low
wland,
provinciaal west is a mountainous
and then
n the coast. While
W
most of the mou
untains as weell as the hiighest peakss are in the west,
there are mountains throughout
t
th
he province,, even near tthe coast. Maain topograpphy comprisees:
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


Moun
ntainous terrrain at an av
verage elevattion of 500 – 1,000 m sllopes down over 20o, wiith an
area of
o about 249
9,866 ha, disstributing in districts of A Lao (63,3367 ha), Vinnh Thanh (788,249
ha), Van
V Canh (7
75,932 ha), Tay Son, an
nd Hoai An (31,000 ha)). Rivers andd streams haaving
steep slopes origiinate in this area. This teerrain accounnts for 70% of the provinncial area.
Hilly
y area borderrs mountainous terrain to
t the west and plain too the east, hhaving an arrea of
aboutt 159,276 haa (accountin
ng for 10% of the total provincial aarea) and ann elevation uunder
100 m and a slope from 10° - 15°. This teerrain is disttributed in diistricts of Hooai Nhon (155,089
ha), An
A Lao (5,05
58 ha), and Van
V Canh (7
7,924 ha).
Lowlland area co
omprises sm
mall plains of
o 1,000 km
m2, formed by topograaphy and cliimate
factorrs. The plain
ns stretch alo
ong tributariies of rivers or along thee coastline aare separatedd with
sea by
b lagoons, sandy hills, or mountaiin chain. Thhe largest loowland area is located iin the
lowerr of Con Riiver, encom
mpassing much of Quy Nhon City, districts off Tuy Phuocc, An
Nhon
n, the westerrn part of Phu
u Cat Districct, and the eeastern part oof Tay Son D
District. Given its
size and
a the acceess to a majo
or port as well
w as Binh Dinh's majoor river, it hhas long beeen the
placee where mostt of Binh Din
nh's people and
a econom
mic activities concentrate.
Coasttal area com
mprises sand ridges and dunes,
d
forminng a narrow
w strip along the coast wiith an
averaage width off 2 km. Larg
ge sand ridg
ges stretch frrom Ha Ra tto Tan Phunng and Vinhh Loi,
from De Gi to Taan Thang, an
nd from Trun
ng Luong to Ly Hung. T
There are maany lagoons aalong
the coast, namely
y, Thi Nai, Tra O, My Khanh, etc. and bays (L
Lang Mai, Q
Quy Nhon, V
Vung
Moi, etc.) and em
mbouchures (An
( Du, Ha Ra, De Gi, aand Quy Nhoon.)
Moun
ntains form natural bord
ders to the neighbouring
n
g provinces. Cu Mong Pass is the main
border crrossing to Ph
hu Yen Prov
vince. NR no
o. 1A passess through thiis pass, while there is annother
road (no.. 1D) along the
t coast. Th
he border to Gia Lai Proovince is thee most mounntainous, witth the
only road
d connection
n at An Khee Pass betweeen the townns of Phu Phhong in Tay Son Districct and
An Khe in
i Gia Lai Province.
P
Thee border to Quang
Q
Ngai Province is also very m
mountainous,, with
the majorr road and raailway passin
ng through Binh
B
De Passs near Tam Quan.
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Climate
The tropical monsoon dominates the area. Due to complex topography, monsoons change
direction and intensity considerably when they land in the province. The total sunny hours per
year is 2,354. The raining season starts from September until December and is accompanied by
storms and floods. There is a secondary rainfall from May to August in mountainous area due to
affects from the Central Highland’s rains. The dry season lasts from January to August and is
accompanied by widespread droughts. The total rainfall tends to drecrease from the mountainous
to coastal areas and from the northwest to southeast. The average temperature is 27oC and the
average humidity is 80%. Storms frequently hit the Central Coastal Region including Binh Dinh
Province, increasing their frequency from September to November. The coast from Quang Nam
to Khanh Hoa is struck by an average of 1.04 storm a year.
Average temperature (°C)
Highest temperature (°C)
Lowest temperature (°C)
Average absolute humidity (%)
Average relative humidity (%)
Average rainfall (mm.)
3
Mountainous area
20,1 - 26,1
31,7
16,5
22,5 - 27,9
79-92
2,000 – 2,400
Coastal area
27
39,9
15,8
27,9
79
1,751
Resources 6
3.1 Land resources
Under the effects of natural conditions and production, the soil has a general feature of good
drainage, having light mechanical compositions, acid property, and poor in nutrients. There are 2
soil groups with 30 different types. The alluvial soil covers 71,000 ha, distributing along river
basins. This is the best soil group for food crop and short-term industrial crop planting. The
unused land accounts for 34% of the provincial total area. The agricultural land is 131,146 ha,
categorised as follows in 2012
Land
type
Annual
crops
Paddy
Area (ha)
99,228
53,247
Grass
for
husbandry
36
Other
annual
crops
45,945
Perennial
Perennial
Fruit
crops
industrial trees trees
31,918
25,534
2,553
Other
perennial
crops
3,831
3.2 Water resources
+ Sea
Binh Dinh has a coastline of 134 km, territorial waters of about 2,500 km2, and more than
40,000 km2 of exclusive economic zone with various fishery resources. High value marine life
conductive to fishing and farming comprises mackerels, tunas, shrimps, squids, swallow bird’s
nests, lobsters, king crabs, etc. The total area of natural brackish water surface is 7,600 ha,
including 5,060 ha of the Thi Nai Lagoon, 1,600 ha of the De Gi Lagoon, and 400 ha of the
estuary in Tam Quan District. There are thousands hectares of salinized land and coastal sandy
strips suitable for aquaculture development with high value products such as tiger prawn, white
prawn, grouper, red snapper, cockle, oyster, crab, and gracilaria.
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+ Rivers
The provincial rivers originate from high mountainous areas in the east of the Truon Son
Range. They are not large but steep and short. The alluvium content is low with a water reserve
of 5.2 billion m3 for a potential hydropower of 182.4 million kW. Binh Dinh Province is
endowed with large rivers such as Con, Lai Giang, La Tinh, Ha Thanh and a network of creeks
and streams easily amenable to irrigation works, hydro-power development and fresh water for
household consumption.
+ Lakes and ponds
There are many artificial lakes in Binh Dinh to serve irrigation during the dry season. They
comprise Hung Long Lake (An Lao District), Van Hoi Lake in My Du and Thach Khe (Hoai An
District), My Binh Lake (Hoai Nhon District), Hoi Son and My Thuan Lake (Phu Cat District),
Diem Tieu Lake, Hoc Nhan Lake, Phu Ha Lake (Phu My District), Dinh Binh Lake, Thuan Ninh
Lake (Tay Son District), etc. In addition, there is a relatively large fresh water lagoon named Tra
O in Phu My District and two brackish water lagoons De Gi (Phu My – Phu Cat districts) and
Thi Nai (Tuy Phuoc, Quy Nhon City). The network of lakes and ponds create favorable
conditions for agriculture development and aquatic farming. It is very convenient to develop sea
port of national scale in Thi Nai Lagoon for Nhon Hoi Economic Zone.7
The total area of fresh water surface is 5,176 ha including natural and lagoons, low paddy
fields, dams, and reservoirs of which the largest, Chau Truc Lagoon, is 1,200 ha. The largest lake
is Dinh Binh Lake, an artificial lake mainly used for irrigation in the highlands of western Binh
Dinh. Also in western Binh Dinh is Vinh Son Lake at Vinh Son Hydropower Station. Other
major lakes include Nui Mot Lake in the south and Hoi Son Lake in the centre of the province.
The Con River is the largest and most important river, forming a small delta north of Quy Nhon.
These water surfaces are suitable for the development of fresh water farming such as tortoise,
turtle, black eel, giant freshwater shrimp (Macrobrachium rosenbergii) and can be used as an
inland waterway for transport. Other rivers are Lai Giang at the centre of the lowland areas of
Hoai Nhon and Hoai An in northern Binh Dinh, My Cat in central Binh Dinh, and Ha Thanh
along the valley in Van Canh District in southern Binh Dinh.
3.3 Mineral resources
There are 18 kinds of raw materials and several hot springs and mineral water sources.
High-value minerals comprises different mineral rock types, granite for use as high class
construction material (noteworthily red and yellow granite, are exclusive finds of the province).
Metals includes iron in Hoai An District, lead, zinc, aluminium – bauxite in two districts of Hoai
An and Vinh Thanh. Other minerals used for industries consist of fluorite, glass sand, quartz,
graphite, kaolin, and peat.
Mineral rock reserve amounts to some 700 million m3, located mainly in proximity of
communication hubs. Ilmenite is found mostly in districts of Phu My, Phu Cat, Hoai Nhon at a
volume of 2.5 million tons. Glass sand in two districts of Hoai Nhon and Phu Cat and white sand
beaches spread along the shore, in valleys and river bed by alluvial accretion to an approximate
volume of 16 million m3. Peat is distributed in Phu My District with a reserve of approximately
372,000 tons. Kaolin is found mainly in two districts of Phu Cat, Tuy Phuoc District and Quy
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Nhon City at about 27-million ton reserve. Clay can be mined mostly in Tay Son, An Nhon, Tuy
Phuoc, Hoai Nhon District. Exploitable reserve amounts to 13.5 million m3 approximately. Gold
ore deposit approximates 22 tons, can be found mostly in distritcs of Hoai An, Vinh Thanh, and
Tay Son.
There are 5 hot - mineral springs: Hoi Van, Chanh Thang (Phu Cat), Dinh Quang, Vinh
Thinh (Vinh Thanh), and Long My (Tuy Phuoc). Long My springs have been exploited and in
operation, providing 50 million liters annually with international quality accreditation.
3.4 Forest resources
Most of the city forest land of 384,097.9 ha is in the west and northwest, consisting of
- Natural forest
203,984.7 ha
- Forest plantation
92,943 ha
- Treeless land
155,170.2 ha
There are three types of forest planning
- Specialized forest
33,498 ha
- Protection forest
194,997.3 ha
- Production forest
155,602.6 ha
3.5 Tourist resources 8
Binh Dinh is known for its alluring landscapes (Thi Nai Lagoon, Phuong Mai Penisula,
Ghenh Rang) and beautiful beaches (Quy Nhon, Cat Hai, Cat Tien, Nhon Hoi, Nhon Ly),
splendid, attractive sea scape scenic sites (Tam Quang, Tan Thanh, Vinh Hoi, Trung Luong, Hai
Giang, Dao Yen), and artisanal villages (conical hat crafting, copper casting, art craft, silkworm
raising, blacksmith). Morover, the province possesses traditional festivals (Ngoc Hoi – Dong Da
victory, Deo Nhong – Duong Lieu victory, fishing season rites, mountainous ethnic minorities
festivals, coastal folks festivals), rich beverage and culinary specialties (Bau Da wine, pork and
vermicelli, Song Thang vermicelli, Cho Huyen meat roll, “banh it” pie).
A number of towers built by the Cham are now significant tourist attractions. The Quang
Trung Museum commemorates the event 18th century farmer movement led by Nguyen Hue or
King Quang Trung. Binh Dinh used to be the ancient kingdoms and famous with Sa Huynh and
Champa cultures. The relics of Tay Son dynasty, Do Ban (Vijaya) Citadel and 14 Cham Towers
with unique and majectice architectural art are a typical part of Binh Dinh. Especially Duong
Long towers are the most magnificient remaining brick towers in Southeast Asia.
In 2012, Binh Dinh has 120 tourist accommodation companies, with 68 hotels and resorts
ranging from 1 to 5 stars with a total of 2,923 rooms.
No.
1
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
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9
Index 9
Human resources for tourism sector
Rate of trained labours
Rate of college graduated labours
Rate of direct labour
Number of tour guides
Rate of tour guide speaking foreign language
Unit
People
%
%
%
People
%
Binh Dinh 2012
15,000
65
22
20
42
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No.
2
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.2
3
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
4
4.1
4.2
5
5.1
5.2
5.3
Index 9
Travel agent
Total
International
Domestic
Agency – Branch
Accomodation company
Total
- 3-5 star hotel
- 3-5 star room
Number of room
Rate of filled room
Tourism revenue
Total revenue
Average expense
Domestic
International
Tourist market
Total arrival visitors
International
Average staying day
Unit
Unit
Unit
Unit
Unit
Binh Dinh 2012
13
4
9
1
Unit
Unit
Hotel
Room
Room
%
120
5
607
2,923
51
Billion VND
474
Million VND/tourist
USD/tourist
-
Visitor
Visitor
Day
1,462,314
120,747
2.2
3.6 Human resources 10
The population is young. The age group under 30 years old accounts for 62.8% of the
provincial population. There are 795,700 laborers out of total 822,100 laborers working in the
provincial economy.
The result of universalization education at primary and secondary levels and anti-illiteracy
has been maintained since its completion in 2004. The task of training and fostering profession
has been implemented, benefitting over 10,000 people admissions and providing jobs for over
12,000 laborers in the last 5 years. The number of technical and scientific cadres at junior college
and university level reaches 20,000, out of which there are nearly 100 doctorate degree and 300
master degree holders.
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Education and health care 11
4.1 Education
Binh Dinh has 594 schools: 174 kindergarten, 240 primary schools, 127 lower secondary
schools, 32 upper secondary schools, 5 primary and lower secondary schools and 16 lower and
upper secondary schools (the combination of lower secondary school and upper secondary
school from grade 6 to grade 12). Total number of currently available classrooms is 8,744. The
teaching staff is 14,422, namely 12,534 elementary-mid-high school teachers and 1,888 nursery
school teachers. Total number of pupils, students is 378,863 out of which 40,300 are nursery
school pupils and 338,563 elementary-mid-high school students.
Currently Binh Dinh avails 2 universities, 4 junior colleges with some 533 teaching staff and
24,596 student enrollment. Qui Nhon University provides training in 40 different disciplines.
Present day enrollment exceeds 15,000, annual graduation exceeds 3,000. Quang Trung
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University, founded in 2007, is admitting students to 14 study courses. There are 3 colleges:
Pedagogy College, Professional Training College, Agricultural and Rural Development
Professional Training College of the Central Vietnam and other professional training schools
turning out annually thousands of technical cadres, skilled workers to serve Binh Dinh Province
and the region. The mentioned facilties enlist 162 teachers and enroll 2,160 students together
with several professional training organizations, turning out thousands of science and technology
cadres, skilled workers to the province and the region. The International Centre for
Interdisciplinary Scientific Meeting in under construction. It focuses on creating meeting,
exchange, transfer of science and technology between Vietnam and other countries. The centre
will contribute to improving the teahcers’ level at universities and meet the demand of
international training in the central region and in Binh Dinh in particular.
4.2 Health care 12 (Please see Annex 2: Health data 2005 – 2011, page 19)
There are 185 health establishments in the province; of which: 19 hospitals, including one
provincial hospital with 1,100 beds, 8 regional polyclinics, 1 sanitorium and rehabilitation
hospital and 157 medicial service units. Together with one private general hospital, and many
private clinics, the health network can meet the demand of health care and treament in Binh Dinh
and the neighbouring provinces.
2012
2012
Medical
staff
Ratio of bed/people
22.6/10,000
Ratio of public bed/people
22.3/10,000
Doctor 13
Assistant
doctor
Nurse
Midwife
772
(5.15 doctor/
10,000 people)
666
916
264
Pharmacists of
university
graduate
0.26
(0.26 doctor/
10,000 people)
Pharmacists of
high school
level
215
Drugist
174
Infrastructure 14
Locating at the site of a major port and the intersection of two national roads has further
increased Binh Dinh's role as a gateway to the Central Highlands and access to the latter's
resources. As a result, the province has received one of the highest infrastructure scores in the
Provincial Competitiveness Index 2009, second only to Da Nang in central Vietnam.
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5.1 Transportation
-
Roads
There are national roads (NR) with a total length of 208 km and provincial roads a total
length of 458.5 km. NR no. 1A runs through the province from north to south with a length of
118 km, connecting eastern districts of Hoai Nhon, Phu My, Phu Cat, An Nhon, and Tuy Phuoc
to much of the rest of Vietnam. A branch of it, NR no. 1D passing 19 km through Binh Dinh,
12
http://syt.binhdinh.gov.vn/newsdetail.php?newsid=461&id=71
The national standard of doctor/10,000 population is 7-8
14
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connects Quy Nhon to NR no. 1A and Song Cau Town in Phu Yen Province. NR no. 19 runs
from Quy Nhon Port through northern Quy Nhon, towns of Tuy Phuoc, Phu Phong, to An Khe,
Pleiku, and Le Thanh Border Gate. This direct link from Quy Nhon to the west highland,
southern Laos and northeast Kampuchea, is important for Binh Dinh's role as a gateway to the
west highlands and its industrial development, since the wood processing and furniture industry
has relied on raw materials from the highlands, Kampuchea, and Laos.
Besides, Binh Dinh also avails hundreds of kilometers of provincial roads, mostly built of
concrete or asphalt, and thousands of kilometers of inter-district, inter-village rural concrete
roads. The coastal road Nhon Hoi – Tam Quang, 107 km long serves tourism development. The
western road An Nhon – Hoai Nhon, 112 km long, is now under construction. Road transport is
by far the most important mode of transport within the province. It accounts for between 97 %
and just under 100 % of passenger and freight movements. 22.77 million passengers and 7,928
tons of cargo were transported by road in 2009.
-
Railway
Like NR no. 1A the national North-South Railway cuts through the province lengthwise over
150 km, comprising 11 stations, including the largest of Dieu Tri. All Unification Express trains
stop at this station which is 12 km away from Quy Nhon City and Quy Nhon Port. The station,
ranked among the 10 largest rail stations of Vietnam, is served by a daily train from Quy Nhon to
Saigon Railway Station and a 3-times weekly train from Quy Nhon to Vinh Railway Station.
Tam Quan Railway Station, located along North–South Railway in Hoai Nhon District, is
frequented by only a few trains, such as the train to Vinh.
-
Water transport
Much of the Con River - almost up to the border in Vinh Thanh District with Gia Lai
Province - and a small stretch of the Lai Giang River up to Bong Son Town in Hoai Nhon
District are inland waterways which can be used for transportation.
There has been a significant change in the use of inland waterways away from passenger and
towards freight traffic between 2006 and 2008. The number of passenger decreased from
113,000 in 2006 to 42,000 in 2007 and 7,000 in 2008 and 2009, while freight transport on inland
- apparently almost non-existent until 2008 - has accounted for 10 tons and around 70 tons/km in
2008 and 2009. This is, however, still minuscule compared to other modes of transportation
within the province. Maritime transport within the province has showed a declining trend in
recent years and was at 171 tons and 31,000 passengers in 2009.
The two main ports of the province - Quy Nhon Port and Thi Nai Port - are both located in
Quy Nhon. In 2009 they had a combined freight turnover of 4,500 tons, with 30,856 tons handled
by Quy Nhon Port, including 2,016 tons of exported goods (mainly processed wood, furniture
and stones). Thi Nai Port, in contrast, mostly handles domestic trade. The volume of cargoes
handled has increased by more than 50% between 2005 and 2009.
+ Quy Nhon Port
Quy Nhon International Sea Port is one of the 10 biggest ports in Vietnam, being reckoned as
priority for port development. It ranks high as a wind shelter mooring place; deep water port with
large storage yard, accommodating 30,000 ton in-and-outgoing vessels. The Port is 10 km from
NR 1A, 175 nautical miles away from Da Nang Port, 90 nautical miles from Nha Trang Port. 280
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nautical miles from Vung Tau Port and 445 nautical miles from Hai Phong Port. Presently the
Ministry of Communication and Transport is investing to widen the current breadth to 120 m., to
dredge the bed depth to 11.5 m. and take the buoy No 0 to a distance of 6 nautical miles away
from the port. Departing from Quy Nhon Port, ships can sail towards major Asian sea ports.
Total port area
306,568 m2
of which
Warehouse/shed
20,960 m2
including 1,971 m2 Containter Freight Station
Open storage
201,000 m2
2
including 48,000m for containers
Tank
12,000m3
Total storage capacity
200,000 MT
-
Berth length(m)
115
115
120
155
155
175
Wharf no. 1
Wharf no. 2
Wharf no. 3
Wharf no. 4
Wharf no. 5
Wharf no. 6
Berth depth (m)
-7.5
-7.5
-7.5
-9.3
-9.3
-12
Vessel/Cargo
25,000 tons/bag. bulk, wood logs
25,000 tons/bag, container
25,000 tons/bag, container
25,000 tons/bag, bulk
25,000 tons/bag. bulk, container
25,000 tons/bag. bulk, container
Throughput of Quy Nhon Port from 2004 to 2012
Total
Impor
Export
Domestic
Container
(TEUs)
Ship calls
2004
2,415,745
869,584
855,485
690,676
38,771
2005
2,450,000
66,249
1,076,374
7,377
1,97
2006
2,671,001
641,293
1,302,586
727,12 2
51,96
2007
3,208,879
828,148
1,603,210
777,521
61,86
2008
3,310,799
834,688
1,524,644
951,467
72,27
2009
3,855,679
835,611
2,016,017
1,004,051
54,69
2010
4,501,555
761,571
2,638,674
1,101,310
72,2
Unit: MT
2011
5,492,997
744,261
3,331,268
1,417,468
62,549
1,102
1,032
1,091
1,264
1,296
1,510
1,599
1,660
+ Thi Nai Port is next to Quy Nhon Port, but smaller, having a 268-meter pier with a 4 – 6 m
water depth, it can accommodate 3,000 – 5,000 ton vessels. The current handling capacity is
about 0.5 million ton a year. Nhon Hoi sea port in Nhon Hoi Economic Zone with 12 millionton cargo handling capacity is under construction.
+ Airways 15
Phu Cat Airfied is in Phu Cat District between the towns of Ngo May and Dap Da, around 30
km northwest of Quy Nhon City. The airfield is 3,050 m in length and 45 m in width, providing
easy landing and take-off for big aircrafts. The terminal has a capacity of handling 300
passengers an hour. Three flights to HCMC and one flight to Hanoi are available every day.
5.2 Electricity and Water 16
+ Electricity
15
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The provincial network includes transmission lines of high voltage, low voltage of 35 KV,
220 KV and sdistributing transformer stautions. 158 villages and wards have connection to the
national power grid. Only one isolated commune (Nhon Chau) uses diesel electric power.
+ Water supply
Water supply to Qui Nhon City is 45,000m3/days. The water supply capacities of Phu Tai
Industrial Park reaches 8,500 m3/24 hours, Nhon Hoi Economic Zone: 12,000 m3/day, and 9
townships: 21,300 m3/day.
5.4 Communications 17
Until now, the total number of telephones in Binh Dinh is nearly 1,64 million (of which
about 1,45 million mobile phones), achieving 115 telephones/100 people. This is a rapid increase
from the 101,230 in 2005, most of which was contributed by mobile phones. The calling time
has also increased rapidly in the same period, from 53 to 488 million minutes.
The quality of telecommunications has received relatively good assessments, with 70.74 % of
respondents to a survey stating that it is good or very good. As of 2012, there are 31,094 Internet
subscribers, up from 18,260 in 2008 and 8,716 in 2006. While telephones and Internet
connections have become much more widespread, the number of letters and money telegrams
sent has decreased from 119,000 in 2005 to 77,421 in 2009 and telegrams services have been
discontinued after 2007.
6
Economy
With a GDP per capita of 28.2 million VND in 2012 Binh Dinh is ranked 5 out of 9
provinces and cities in the Central Coastal Region. Binh Dinh. It is the region's third largest
industrial center (mainly based on furniture manufacturing) and also has strong agricultural,
forestry, livestock, and fishing sectors.
6.1 Economic results in implementing in 2012 18
Indicators
Est. Implementation in 2012
Economic indicators
- Gross Domestic Product (billion VND) (at constant price 1994)
- Gross Domestic Product growth (%)
- Increased output value of agriculture – forestry – fishery (%)
- Increased output value of industry (%)
- Increased output value of service (%)
- Average per-capita GDP (US$)
- GDP structure (at current price)
+ Sector I : Agriculture – Forestry – Aquaculture (%)
+ Sector II: Construction and industry (%)
+ Sector III: Service (%)
- Total export value (mil. USD)
- Total import value (mil. USD)
- Total revenue in area (billion VND)
Revenue from import – export tax
17
18
11,193
8.37
5.22
7.99
11.56
1,342
34.63
27.03
38.34
521.6
181
4,271
1,090
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binh_Dinh_Province
Soci-economic Report of the People’s Committee of Binh Dinh Province, 2012.
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-
-
-
Indicators
Domestic revenue
Total budget expenditure in area (billion VND)
Tourism activities
Tourism turnover (billion VND)
Total visitor (thousand visitor arrival), of which
International visitor (estimated, thousand visitor arrival)
Domestic visitor (thousand visitor arrival)
Investment activities
Newly registered enterprises
Newly regsitered capital (billion VND)
Skilled labor rate (%)
Job creation (men)
Population growth rate
Poor household rate
Rate of under-5 malnourished children (%)
Forest coverage rate (%)
Rate of urban population accessing fresh water (%)
Rate of rural population accessing fresh water (%)
Est. Implementation in 2012
3,181
7,291.6
474
1,462,300
120,700
1,341,600
N/A
40
22,585
3o/oo
11.5
15.84
47.5
61
94.5
6.2 Agriculture – Forestry – Aquaculture19
Please see Annex 3: Data of Agriculture, Forestry, Fishery, 1995, 2000-2011, page 20)
Binh Dinh has the most productive primary sector (agriculture, fishery, forestry) in the South
Central Coast region, mostly because of its large output of rice, coconuts and its strong livestock,
forestry and fishing sectors. It contributes roughly 23% of sector 1 GDP and rice output of the
South Central Coast (while it has 17.7% of the region's population).
6.2.1 Agriculture
The rice harvest is the largest of the South Central Coast region but accounts only for a
modest 1.62% of the national output. The total production value of planting in 2012 is 2,037.4
billion VND. The paddy output is 651,878 tons in 2012 with an average yield is 5.86 ton/ha and
the the highest yields around the lower Con River. The provincial output of coconuts (95,040
ton) accounts for 9% of the national total in 2007. Other significant crops include peanuts
(13,700 ton, 2.71%), cashew nuts (4,200 ton, 1.39%), and sugar cane (185,700 tons, 1.07%).
Coconuts are planted mostly in the districts of Hoai Nhon (30,000 ton in 2009), Phu My (27,000
tons), Phu Cat (16,400 tons), and Hoai An (15,700 tons).The livestock sector makes up 35% of
the agricultural gross output, a relatively high value compared to other provinces. Binh Dinh is
by far the largest producer of pork, both in terms of total output and per capita output (over 50 kg
per capita).
+ Animal husbandry
The numbers of domestic animals are as follows:
2009 (Head)
2012 (Head)
2013 (Head)
19
Pig
684,300
711,065
720,000
Buffalo
18,900
20,997
20,000
Cow
288,400
246,253
250,000
Poultry
5,000,000
6,600,000
6,500,000
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6.2.2 Aquaculture
Binh Dinh has a large fishing sector. Its gross output contributes one fifth of the South
Central Coast's total, ranking second after Khanh Hoa Province (as of 2007). In contrast to
Khanh Hoa, the vast majority of this was contributed by sea fishing, with only a small share
(11.1%) from aquaculture. As of 2009 61,900 people were employed in fishing, compared to
481,200 in agriculture and forestry.
With a fishing fleet of over 7,772 motorized boats and a total capacity of nearly 698,687 HP
as well as a water surafce of 12,700 ha, Binh Dinh achieves a total fishery output of 173,186
tyons in 2012, an increase of 7.4% as of 2011, of which the fishing output is 164,479 tons, an
increase of 8.1% as of 2011. There are 6 processing plants with refrigeration facilities at total
daily capacity of 35 tons, 4 fishing ports (Nhon Chau, Tam Quang, De Gi, Quy Nhon), and 17
ship building organizations capable of turning out annually 800 fishing boats of 45HP and above,
and repairing thousands of boats. In addition, there are traditional craft villages producing
seafood products such as fish sauce, dried squids, fish fin, etc for export. The products are
diversified including fresh, dried, frozen one and exported to the markets of Japan, EU, USA,
China, and the South East Asia. The annual export turnover is about 30 million US$.
6.2.3 Forestry
The province guides to implement contract-based protection of 102,693 ha, afforestation of
7,539 ha, and forest new planting of 8,010 ha in 2012. The planning of 5,000 – 6,000 ha of forest
planting each year during the period of 2011 - 2020 will help secure forestry coverage at 47.7%
by 2013 and 48 – 50% by 2020.
6.3 Export and Import
N/A
6.4 Tourism
N/A
6.5 Industry 20
Binh Dinh has established and developed key industries such as agricultural, forestry and
fishery product processing, construction material, mineral exploiting and processing, footwear,
export garment and footwear, animal feed processing, pharmaceutical products. More than two
thirds of the province's gross industrial output are produced in Quy Nhon, which is the region's
third largest industrial center after Da Nang and Nha Trang (Khanh Hoa Province).
The province has transformed itself to a regional center of furniture manufacturing. The
industry has been successful in creating large numbers of jobs, with furniture manufacturing
enterprises employing around 40,000 workers and manufacturing in total around 107,000,
making Binh Dinh leading in the South Central Coast in terms of industrial employment. The
largest industries after furniture manufacturing (5290.8 billion VND in 2009) in terms of gross
output are food products and beverages (2770.5 billion VND), non-metallic mineral products
(938.4 billion VND), wood processing (843.6 billion VND), and chemical products (755.1
billion VND). The latter includes not only companies supporting the furniture industry, but also a
20
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pharmaceutical industry, the most significant company of which is Bidiphar, a local state-owned
enterprise. Smaller manufacturing sectors include garments, paper, leather, plastics and rubber
products.
The industrial output value in 2012 is 8,056.2 billion VND (at constant price 1994),
increasing 8.1% as of 2011. Out of 30 provincial industrial products, 21 have a high increasing
rate such as titan ore (+36.7%), bottled beer (+23.4%), filet fish and various types of frozen fish
(+21.5%), animal feed (+16%),
Prominent industrial products of Binh Dinh
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Sector
Wood processing
Wood chip
Frozen seafood
Pulp
Starch
Post-starch
Animal feed processing
Medication
Garment
Footwear
Granite processing
Ilmenite processing
Titanium slag processing
Milled zicron
Unit
m3
ton
tons
ton
ton
ton
1,000 tons
1,000 US$
Million items
1,000 pairs
m3
ton
ton
ton
Estimated Output in 2012
85,459
388,070
7,919
23,500
-
Target 2015
345,000
450,000
15,000
70,000
30,000
70,000
1,800
2,500
939
947
1,850
18,282
3,703
7,000
3,500
20,000
120,000
18,000
6.6 Investment
+ Domestic investment
Binh Dinh has more than 425 domestic investment projects with total registered capital of
60,000 billion VND. The project licences are granted by
The People’s Committee of Binh Thuan Province:
212 projects, registered capital: 28,189 billion VND
Nhon Hoi Economic Zone: 27 projects, registered 24,327 billion VND
Industrial Parks: 186 projects, registered capital: 5,661 billion VND
+ Official Development Aid (ODA)
There are 26 ODA projects with a total commitment capital of 241.63 million US$.
+ Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
In 2012, Binh Dinh issues 9 investment certificates for FDI projects with a total investment
capital of 33,420,000 US$. Until 2012, the province has 50 FDI projects with a registered capital
of 731 million US$, including 37 wholly foreign invested projects and 13 joint-venture projects.
By enterprise type classification there are 40 enterprises, 9 branches, and 1 BCC entity.
Investors come from China (9 projects), Thailand (6), Germany (5), Japan (4 projects),
South Korea (4), US (3), Hongkong (3), Australia (3), New Zealand (2), UK (1), Singapore (1),
British Virgin Island (1), Malaysia, France (1), Taiwan (1), Canada (1), India (1), Seychelles –
East Africa (1), Russia (1), Netherland (1).
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No.
1
2
3
3
4
5
Attracting FDI
Number of projects (accumulated)
- Agriculture – Forestry – Aquaculture
- Industry – Construction
- Services
Registered capital (accumulated)
- Agriculture – Forestry – Aquaculture
- Industry – Construction
- Services
FDI projects by investment site
- In Nhon Hoi Economic Zone
Project
Registered capital
- In Industrial Parks
Project
Registered capital
- Outside economic zone and industrial park
Project
Registered capital
Implemented capital (accumulated)
Newly issued projects in 2012
Newly approved, registered capital in 2012
Unit
Project
Project
Project
Project
Million US$
Million US$
Million US$
Million US$
Binh Dinh Province
50
6
29
15
731
35
263
433
Project
Million US$
10
538
Project
Million US$
9
63
Project
Million US$
Million US$
Project
Million US$
31
130
137.99
9
33.42
+ Thai investment in Binh Dinh
N/A
6.7 Border gate economy
There is no border gate in Binh Dinh Province
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Industrial Parks (IP) and Economic Zone 21
7.1 Industrial parks
Binh Dinh Province has 8 IPs with total area of 3,270 ha, of which 3 has been now operating
with total area of 727 ha. In the end of 2011, IPs attracted 191 investm,ent projects, of which 184
domestic projects at total area of 4,950.8 billion VND and 7 FDI projects at total capital of 47.71
million USD. In 2011, industrial production value of IPs reached 2,867.3 billion VND, creating
jobs for 17,070 labors, achieving export turnover of 159.48 million USD, contributing to state
budget 299.78 billion VND. 22
Five IPs have been established, of which two (Phu Tai and Long My) are fully occupied.
Nhon Hoa IP is almosy full for the stage 1. Hoa Hoi and Cat Trinh IPs are in the process of
building infrastructure. According to the development planning of Vietnam IPs until 2020, there
will be 8 IPs with planned area of 1,716 ha in Binh Dinh, including Phu Tai, Long My, Nhon
Hoa, Hoa Hoi, Cat Trinh, Cat Khanh, Bong Son, and Binh Nghi – Nhon Tan.
7.2 Industrial clusters (ICs)
There are currently 32 ICs in business operation, covering an area of 1,056 ha. They are
Quang Trung, Nhon Binh (Quy Nhon City), Go Da Trang, Nhon Hoa (An Nhon District), Hoc
21
22
Investing in Binh Dinh. Investment Promotion center of Binh Dinh Province
Investment Promotion For The Central General Coastal Region of Vietnam, 21&22 March 2012, Da Nang City
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Bom, Phu an (Tay Son District), Go Mit (Phu Cat District), Binh Duong (Phu My District),
Phuoc An (Tuy Phuoc District), Cay Duoi (An Lao), Ta Suc with 20ha (Vinh Thanh District),
Van Canh 18ha (Van Canh District,) Cau Nuoc Xanh 47ha (Tay Son District), Cat Nhon 50ha
(Phu Cat District). Still 4 other ICs have been developing: Thiet Dinh 13ha (Hoai Nhon District),
Doc Soi 10ha (Hoai An District) Diem Tieu 23,5ha (Phu My District), Bui Thi Xuan 55ha (Qui
Nhon City), etc. Four of these ICs have achieved full occupancy leasing, namely Quang Trung,
Nhon Binh, Go Da Trang and Hoc Bom.
Binh Dinh Province has planned to develop a total of 62 IC with an area of 1,921 ha with the
main sectors of agriculture-forestry-fishery product processing, consumer goods, construction
material, supporting industries, garment, minerals, etc.
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Date: 18 November 2013
Updated: 18 April 2014
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 Binh Dinh Province, 1995, 2000-2011
Source: General Statistics Office
http://gso.gov.vn/default.aspx?tabid=714
Population
Male
Female
Urban
Rural
Total Fertility
Rate (TFR):
no. of
children per
woman
Crude birth
rate (o/oo)
Crude death
rate (o/oo)
Natural
increase rate
(o/oo)
Death rate of
newborn
under 1 (o/oo)
Population
increase rate
(%)
In
immigration
rate (o/oo)
Out
immigration
rate (o/oo)
Net
immigration
rate (o/oo)
Labor over 15
years old
(1,000)
Labor over 15
years old
working in
the State
sector (1,000)
Labor over 15
years / total
population
(%)
Labor over 15
years old
being trained
(%)
1995
1,394,400
676,200
718,200
262,400
1,132,000
2000
1,466,100
711,600
754,500
355,000
1,111,100
2005
1,477,800
719,800
758,0000
386,200
1,091,600
2.25
2006
1,480,100
7200,900
759,200
392,700
1,087,400
2007
1,482,300
722,800
759,500
399,400
1,082,900
2.17
2008
1,485,600
725,300
760,300
406,500
1,079,100
2.09
2009
1,487,400
725,100
762,300
412,500
1,074,900
2.22
2010
1,492,000
727,300
764,700
413,800
1,078,200
2.17
2011 (*)
1,497,300
729,900
767,400
415,300
1,082,000
2.28
18.7
16.6
15.4
16.7
16.3
16.7
6.5
5.7
5.2
7.3
7.3
8.0
12.2
10.8
10.2
9.4
9.1
8.6
20.3
18.3
17.0
18.5
15.2
16.0
0.16
0.15
0.23
0.12
0.31
0.35
1.6
4.2
2.5
2.7
6.0
6.6
5.7
7.5
4.3
10.8
9.9
10.0
-4.1
-3.3
-1.8
-8.0
-3.9
-3.4
753,8
792,5
837,9
848,0
861,1
880,4
38.1
38.9
39.2
39.5
40.3
48.7
54.9
55.0
56.4
58.1
11.4
12.2
9.2
11.6
51.2
Note
(*): Preliminary data
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Annex 2: Health data 2005 – 2011
Source:
General Statistics Office of Vietnam
http://gso.gov.vn/default.aspx?tabid=714
2005
1
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
2
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
3
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
4
4.1
4.2
4.3
5
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
Health care unit
Total
Hospital
Regional polyclinic
Convalescent and Functional
Rehabilitation Hospital
Health stations at communes.
wards. agencies. enterprises
Hospital bed
Total
Hospital
Regional polyclinic
Convalescent and Functional
Rehabilitation Hospital
Health stations at communes.
wards. agencies. enterprises
Medical staff
Doctor
Assistant doctor
Nurse
Midwife
Pharmacist
Pharmacist of university
graduate
Pharmacist of high school
level
Druggist
HIV Patient in 2011
Newly acquired cases
AID patients detected
HIV patient living until
31/12/2011 (accumulated)
AID patients living until
31/12/2011 (accumulated)
HIV death cases
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
180
16
8
1
182
16
8
1
180
16
6
1
184
16
8
1
183
17
6
1
183
16
6
1
183
16
8
1
155
157
155
159
159
159
159
2,640
2,180
80
50
2,632
2,190
80
20
2,976
2,290
80
50
3,136
2,530
0
50
3,506
2,900
0
50
3,806
3,200
0
50
3,906
3,300
0
50
330
342
556
556
556
556
556
728
646
930
246
726
666
916
264
772
678
1,095
282
791
585
1,048
351
760
604
1,623
430
753
535
1,553
399
773
574
1,679
419
89
90
89
91
114
120
111
214
215
249
268
378
374
471
159
174
175
192
198
179
183
33
10
419
134
1
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Annex 3: Data of Agriculture, Forestry, Fishery, 1995, 2000-2011
Source: General Statistics Office
http://gso.gov.vn/default.aspx?tabid=717
1
2
3
3.1
4
5
5.1
5.2
6
6.1
6.2
7
7.1
7.2
8
8.1
8.2
9
9.1
9.2
10
10.1
11
11.1
12
Item
No. of farm
Production value of
agriculture (bil.
VND) (at constant
price 1994)
Area of cereals (ha)
Output of cereals
(1,000 ton)
Food output per
capita (kg)
Paddy planted area
Paddy yield
(quintal/ ha)
Paddy output
(1,000 tons)
Paddy planted area
(1,000 ha).
Spring Crop
Paddy yield (quintal/
ha) Spring crop
Paddy output (1,000
ton. Spring Crop
Paddy planted area
(1,000 ha).
Autumn crop
Paddy yield (quintal/
ha) Autumn crop
Paddy output (1,000
tons) Autumn crop
Paddy planted area
(1,000 ha)
Winter crop
Paddy yield (quintal/
ha) Winter crop
Paddy output (1.000
tons) Winter Crop
Corn area (1,000 ha)
Corn yield
(quintal/ha)
Corn output
(1,000 tons)
Sweet potato area
(1,000 ha)
Sweet potato yield
(1,000 tons)
Manioc area
(1,000 ha)
Manioc output
(1,000 tons)
Sugarcane area
(1,000 ha)
1995
1,237.3
2000
595
1,615.0
2005
1,124
1,956.7
2006
993
2,132.9
2007
1,019
2,192.0
2008
1,019
2,364.8
2009
1,019
2,502.1
2010
1,039
2,665.8
2011 (*)
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2,774.8
119,500
129,700
119,300
128,800
119,800
123,300
121,900
120,900
120,900
405,4
532,5
560,9
644,5
617,9
660,8
642,8
673,6
692,6
290.73
359.6
379.6
435.4
416.9
444.8
432.2
451.5
462.6
118,500
33.9
126,900
41.2
111,700
47.2
121,000
50.2
112,000
51.7
115,100
53.8
114,000
53
113,100
56
112,900
57.5
402.3
523.0
527.3
607.8
579.1
619.0
604.3
633.2
649.0
45,0
46,5
46,8
47,2
46,9
47,3
47,5
47,7
47,8
38.9
46.8
56.8
56
54.8
55.6
58.7
61.9
62.4
175,0
217,5
265,7
264,4
257,2
262,8
278,7
295,5
298,1
35.2
40.9
33.7
40.2
36.7
40.4
41.6
41.3
42.4
37.6
42.6
45
51.2
55.4
58.7
57.3
56.7
59.5
132.5
174.2
151.5
206.0
203.4
237.2
238.2
234.3
252.1
38.3
39.5
31.2
33.6
28.4
27.4
24.9
24.1
22.7
24.8
33.2
35.3
40.9
41.7
43.4
35.1
42.9
43.5
94,8
131,3
110,1
137,4
118,5
119,0
87,4
103,4
98,8
1,0
31
2,8
33.9
7,6
44.2
7,8
47.1
7,8
49.7
8,2
51
7,9
48.7
7,8
51.8
8,0
54.5
3.1
9.5
33.6
36.7
38.8
41.8
38.5
40.4
43.6
1,2
1,2
0,5
0,4
0,3
0,4
0,4
0,3
0,3
2.3
1.9
1.3
1.8
2.5
1.5
1.5
5.8
10,9
10,1
12,0
13,1
13,2
13,9
14,0
13,3
13,5
61,3
88,6
212,2
239,0
253,7
295,9
314,0
296,0
318,2
5.4
10.0
4.0
3.3
3.5
3.1
2.3
2.4
2.6
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13
13.1
14
14.1
15
16
17
18
19
19.1
19.2
19.3
19.4
19.5
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
Item
Sugarcane output
(1,000 tons)
Peanut area
(1,000 ha)
Peanut output
(1,000 tons)
Soybean area
(1,000 ha)
Soybean output
(1,000 tons)
Buffalo
Cattle
Pig
Poultry
(1,000 heads)
Forest status
Total forest area
(1,000 ha)
Natural forest
(1,000 ha)
Planted forest
(1,000 ha). of which
Newly planted forest
(1,000 ha)
Forest coverage rate
(%)
Concentrated
afforestation
(1.000 ha)
Forestry production
value (bil. VND)
Wood output
(1.000 m3)
Burnt forest area
(1.000 ha)
Deforestation area
(ha)
Fishery area
(1,000 ha)
No. of fishing boat
(boat)
Horse power (HP)
Production value of
fishery (bil VND)
Fishery output
(tons)
Maritime Fish output
(1,000 tons)
Aquaculture output
( tons)
Fish Farming output
( tons)
Shrimp farming
output (ton)
1995
179.9
2000
454.3
2005
180.9
2006
153.7
2007
185.9
2008
158.5
2009
124.1
2010
129.3
2011 (*)
149.1
8,7
8,3
7,7
7,4
8,1
9,2
8,9
8,3
8,8
9,2
12,3
15,6
16,6
18,7
23,4
23,8
23,2
24,4
18,500
230,300
340,100
18,600
238,800
411,100
3,462
19,300
289,200
659,400
3,004
19,300
340,000
633,400
2,992
20,200
335,600
620,400
3,633
19,200
307,500
621,400
4,269
18,900
288,400
684,300
5,065
19,400
276,500
569,400
5,663
20,600
251,800
660,400
6,227
261,9
272,0
287,5
187,2
194,8
199,4
74,7
77,2
88,1
12,8
0
9,1
41.2
43.6
45.8
6,3
2,5
6,8
6,7
6,8
6,1
7,8
6,6
9,3
106,30
100,80
136,40
141,80
151,00
158,40
165,70
170,10
183,80
43,00
78,40
127,30
138,80
152,10
167,40
167,50
196,00
272,60
8,0
16,7
80,0
70,0
23,6
68,0
21,0
16,5
174,9
400,0
3,7
21,0
23,0
17,5
10,3
9,1
20,5
255,6
3,80
3,70
4,50
4,50
4,60
4,30
4,50
4,70
4,70
2,795
3,784
3,903
3,793
3,679
3,813
3,827
3,827
430.6
116,850
673.8
196,300
905.4
197,300
927.2
224,300
1,019.2
204,400
1,124.6
214,500
1,256.1
265,600
1,393.7
265,600
1,487.4
59,822
77,825
110,390
109,981
117,761
125,156
137,466
150,398
161,303
53,50
61,30
83,50
81,70
86,40
90,70
100,00
108,80
116,40
1,163
2,419
3,194
4,205
4,983
6,308
7,858
8,743
9,193
682
751
1,294
1,537
1,670
1,860
2,159
2,289
2,512
481
1,559
1,709
2,310
2,908
441
5,147
5,971
6,166
Note:
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(*): Preliminary data
Annex 4: Industrial parks in Binh Dinh
No.
Industrial Park
1
PHU TAI IP
- Total area
348 ha
- Occupancy ratio
100%
- Investor: Binh Dinh Investment and
Construction Joint-stock Co.
- Infrastructure and land lease price:
0.3 US$/m2/year 2
3
Location
Located on Tran Quang Dieu –
Bui Thi Xuan Ward. Lying on
the NR 1A.
Distance from
- Quy Nhon Sea Port
12 km
to the west
- Phu Cat Airfield
20 km
to the south
- Dieu Tri rail Station
2 km
Phuoc My Commune, Quy Nhon
LONG MY IP
City, along NR 1A, close to
- Total planned area
210 ha
Phu Tai IP
- Occupancy ratio
100%
- Investor: Binh Dinh Investment and Distance from
- Quy Nhon center
15 km
Construction Joint-stock Co.
- Quy Nhon Sea Port
16 km
- Infrastructure and land lease price
to the west
0.3 US$/m2/year
- Phu Cat Airfield
25 km
to the south
- Dieu Tri rail Station
7 km
Nhon Hoa – Nhon Tho
NHON HOA IP
Commune, An Nhon District,
- Total planned area
272 ha
along NR 19
- Occupancy ratio (Stage 1)
77%
- Investor: Binh Dinh Investment and Distance from
- Quy Nhon center
24 km
Construction Joint-stock Co.
- Quy Nhon Sea Port
24 km
- Infrastructure and land lease price
- Phu Cat Airfield
18 km
0.34 US$/m2/year
- Dieu Tri Rail Station 11 km
4
HOA HOI IP
- Total planned area
265 ha
- Occupancy ratio (Stage 1)
77%
- Investor: in the process of calling
investment.
- Infrastructure and land lease price
N/A
5
BINH NGHI IP
- Total planned area
228 ha
- Occupancy ratio
- Investor: in the process of calling
investment.
- Infrastructure and land lease price
N/A
6
CAT TRINH IP
- Total planned area
- Occupancy ratio
375 ha
Cat Hanh Commune, Phu Cat
District, along NR 1A
Distance from
- Quy Nhon City
40 km
to the north
- Quy Nhon Sea Port
45 km
to the north
- Phu Cat Airfield
8 km
to the north
- Dieu Tri Rail Station 27 km
to the north
Cat Hanh Commune, Phu Cat
District, along NR 19
Distance from
- Quy Nhon City
35 km
- Quy Nhon Sea Port
35 km
- Phu Cat Airfield
28 km
to the north
- Dieu Tri Rail Station 21 km
Cat Trinh Commune, Phu Cat
District, being near NR 1A
Distance from
-
Infrastructure and
Investment sector
Agro – forestry – fishery
product processing,
Stone processing,
Construction material
fabrication,
Other industries
- Agro – forestry – fishery
product processing,
- Leather, Plastics, Rubber,
- Construction material
fabrication,
- Other industries
- Warehouse,
- Electric and electronic
equipment production,
- Agro – forestry product,
- General industries (mechanical
industry, aluminium & steel
rolling -flattening, stone and
furniture processing)
- Other industries
- Agro – forestry processing
- Construction material
production,
- Other industries
- Agro – forestry processing
- Construction material
production,
- Other industries
- Forestry product and artistic
forestry products processing,
- Paper material processing,
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7
8
Industrial Park
Location
- Investor: PLT Industrial Zone
Investment Joint-Stock Company.
- Infrastructure and land lease price
N/A
BONG SON IP
- Total planned area
120 ha
- Occupancy ratio
- Investor: .
- Infrastructure and land lease price
N/A
NHON HOI ECONOMIC ZONE
(NHEZ)
- Total planned area
12,000 ha
- Occupancy ratio
- Investor:
- Infrastructure and land lease price
The infrastructure construction has
completed and some land has been
handed over for investors
Major developmental orientation:
- Development of IPs in linkage with
Nhon Hoi Seaport and the customs
free zone on the southwest side of
Phuong Mai Peninsula (east of Thi
Nai Pond and west of Phuong Mai
Mountain)
- Development of tourist sites, services
and urban centers in the central part
of Phuong Mai Peninsula (east of Thi
Nai Pond and west of Phuong Mai
Mountain)
- Renovation of urbanization of
villages, development of Phong Dien
IP and sea resort in the northern part
of Phuong Mai Peninsula. Functional
areas: Nhon Hoi EZ comprises 2
functional areas: customs and noncustoms
- The non-tariff zone, with an area of
530m ha and divided into many
functional areas, including a freeduty port, logistic facilities, a
transaction and admin area, a
production area for manufacturing
and exporting goods, storehouses for
storing goods and transhipment.
- The tariff areas include IPs, wind
power area, urban dwelling area,
training, seaport & logistics, tourism
area, NHEZ admin, parks and
greenery cover system.
- Quy Nhon Sea Port
35 km
- Phu Cat Airfield
3 km
to the north
- Dieu Tri Rail Station 22 km
Hoai Nhon District
Distance from
- Quy Nhon Sea Port
km
- Phu Cat Airfield
km
to the north
- Dieu Tri Rail Station
km
Sitting on Phuong Mai
Peninsula, NHEZ
encompasses Nhon Hoi, Nhon
Ly, Nhon Hai Villages, the
quarter number 9 of the sea
port ward of Quy Nhon City, a
part of Phuoc Hoa, Phuoc Son
villages (Tuy Phuoc District) a
part of Cat Tien, Cat Chanh,
Cat Hai (Phu Hai District) to
the north/ NHEZ juxtaposes
Ba Mountain, the East Sea to
the south and the east and Thi
Nai Pond to the west.
Infrastructure and
Investment sector
- Wood products industry,
- Artistic handicrafts and high
quality furniture
- Professions and business
sectors benefiting from
promotional investment: deep
water sea port construction,
ship building, oil refining and
petrochemical manufacturing,
manufacture and assembly of
electrical appliances, electronic
products, tourist development,
services such as maritime,
business, finance, banking,
post-telecom services.
- Investment attaction : Transit
warehousing, low pollution
industries, agro – forestry –
fishery product processing,
construction material
fabrication, machinery,
aluminum, steel working,
rolling, drawing.
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