Village: Ban Theung
Location: Nhot Ou / 500m from the district center
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Year of establishment : |
About 300 years ago |
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Ethic group : |
Thai Lu, Ho and other |
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Belief : |
Buddhist |
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Number of Population : |
387 Female : 194 |
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Number of households : |
78 |
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Main occupation of the villagers : |
Rice cultivation |
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Secondary occupation : |
Crops cultivation and fishing |
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Total village Area : |
Not available |
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Wet paddy Area : |
64,84 ha |
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Irrigated paddy Area : |
2 ha |
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Rainfed Upland Area : |
45,9 ha |
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Rice sufficiency : |
Sufficient : 473.7 kg/person/year |
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Household Categories : |
Poor: 21; Middle: 42; Rich: 15 |
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Main Economic Activities : (Ranging by priorities) |
Rice cultivation; Livestock; Crop plantation and Fishery |
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Access to market : |
No market |
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Access to rural credit : |
No credit system |
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Access to the education : |
200 m (in the village) |
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Access to health service : |
700 m |
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Access to clean water : |
300 m |
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Plantation of forest land : |
No forest plantation |
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Natural forest land : |
Not available (land allocation program not started yet) |
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Number of schools in the village : |
Primary school: 1; Lower secondary school: 1 |
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Hospital : |
No |
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Dispensary : |
No |
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Key problem : |
1. No facility in transportation and communication 2. Health (malaria, acute respiratory infection, diarrhea), Lack of health facilities 3. Difficulty in livelihood (occupation of the villagers) |
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Development priorities : |
4. Water supply system 5. Electricity system 6. Irrigation system 7. Access road to the province |
Village: Ban Suan Teng
Location: Nhot Ou Nheu / 20 km from the Nhot Ou district center
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Year of establishment : |
About 3 years ago |
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Ethic group : |
Yao |
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Belief : |
Animist |
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Number of Population : |
79 persons Female : 35 |
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Number of households : |
19 |
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Main occupation of the villagers : |
Shifting Cultivation (upland rice) |
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Secondary occupation : |
Crop Plantation (Sugarcane, Opium, Corn) |
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Total village Area : |
1188,5 ha |
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Wet paddy Area : |
1 ha (belong to the villager of other village) |
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Irrigated paddy Area : |
No |
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Rainfed Upland Area : |
25,8 ha |
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Rice sufficiency : |
Insufficient : 6-8 months/year |
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Household Categories : |
Same category (poor : 19) |
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Main Economic Activities : (Ranging by priorities) |
Selling non-timber product, Sugarcane, Opium |
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Access to market : |
No market |
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Access to rural credit : |
No credit system |
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Access to the education : |
No school |
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Access to health service : |
Far from the hospital about 7 km |
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Access to clean water : |
No clean water system |
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Plantation of forest land : |
No forest plantation |
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Natural forest land : |
Land has allocated (Conservation forest: 293,75 ha; Protected forest: 531,25 ha; Using forest: 237,5 ha |
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Number of schools in the village : |
No |
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Hospital : |
No |
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Dispensary : |
No |
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Key problem : |
1. 13 households drug used (opium) 2. Insufficient rice around of the year 3. Lack of capital 4. No paddy rice field 5. Health (malaria, acute respiratory infection, diarrhea) |
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Development priorities : |
6. Permanent occupation for the villagers 7. Health Service facility 8. Clean water 9. Land for rice cultivation (to have sufficiency in rice) |
Village: Ban Thao vong
Location: Samphanh District / 6 km from Samphanh district center
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Year of establishment : |
About 40 years ago |
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Ethic group : |
khamu |
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Belief : |
Animist |
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Number of Population : |
157 persons Female : 84 |
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Number of households : |
19 |
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Main occupation of the villagers : |
Shifting Cultivation (upland rice) |
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Secondary occupation : |
Crop Plantation (Corn, Opium); Livestock (pig, poultry) |
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Total village Area : |
Land not allocated yet (not available) |
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Wet paddy Area : |
No |
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Irrigated paddy Area : |
No |
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Rainfed Upland Area : |
47.4 ha |
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Rice sufficiency : |
Insufficient : 4-6 months/year |
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Household Categories : |
Same category (poor: 26 households) |
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Main Economic Activities : (Ranging by priorities) |
Selling non-timber product, Livestock, Opium and others |
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Access to market : |
No market |
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Access to rural credit : |
No credit system |
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Access to the education : |
500 m from the village |
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Access to health service : |
Far from the hospital about 6 km |
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Access to clean water : |
No clean water system |
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Plantation of forest land : |
No forest plantation |
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Natural forest land : |
Land not allocated yet (not available) |
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Number of schools in the village : |
1 school, 2 class |
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Hospital : |
No |
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Dispensary : |
No |
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Key problem : |
1. Insufficient rice (limited fallow land) 2. No rainfed paddy rice field 3. Lack of capital 4. Health (malaria, acute respiratory infection, diarrhea) 5. No permanent occupation 6. No access to market 7. No electricity |
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Development priorities : |
8. Clean water (pipe water) 9. School 10. Permanent occupation for the villagers 11. More fallows land for upland rice 12. Dispensary at the village |
Village: Ban Hoi Phai
Location: Kua District / 7 km from Kua district
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Year of establishment : |
About 25 years ago |
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Ethic group : |
Khamu (Lao Theung) |
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Belief : |
Animist |
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Number of Population : |
251 persons Female : 155 |
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Number of households : |
43 |
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Main occupation of the villagers : |
Shifting Cultivation (upland rice) |
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Secondary occupation : |
Crop Plantation (Corn); Livestock (pig, poultry) |
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Total village Area : |
Land not allocated yet (not available) |
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Wet paddy Area : |
No |
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Irrigated paddy Area : |
No |
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Rainfed Upland Area : |
51.6 ha |
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Rice sufficiency : |
Insufficient : 5-7 months/year |
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Household Categories : |
Poor: 43 households |
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Main Economic Activities : (Ranging by priorities) |
Selling non-timber product, Livestock , fish and others |
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Access to market : |
No market |
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Access to rural credit : |
No credit system |
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Access to the education : |
200 m from the village |
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Access to health service : |
Far from the hospital about 7 km |
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Access to clean water : |
No clean water system |
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Plantation of forest land : |
No forest plantation |
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Natural forest land : |
Land not allocated yet (not available) |
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Number of schools in the village : |
1 primary school; 2 classes |
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Hospital : |
No |
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Dispensary : |
No |
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Key problem : |
1. Insufficient rice (limited fallow land) 2. No Access road 3. No rainfed paddy rice field 4. Health ( no health facility) 5. No permanent occupation 6. No access to market 7. No electricity |
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Development priorities : |
8. More fallows land for upland rice 9. Pipe water (Clean water) 10. Permanent occupation for the villagers 11. Dispensary at the village 12. Access road to the village 13. Electricity |