Decree of Government No. 21/2008/ND-CP of February 28, 2008 amending and supplementing a number of articles of The Government’s Decree No. 80/2006/ND-CP dated August 9, 2006, detailing and guiding the implementation of a number of articles of The Law on environmental protection đã được thay thế bởi Decree No. 19/2015/ND-CP detailing the Law on Environmental Protection và được áp dụng kể từ ngày 01/04/2015.
Nội dung toàn văn Decree of Government No. 21/2008/ND-CP of February 28, 2008 amending and supplementing a number of articles of The Government’s Decree No. 80/2006/ND-CP dated August 9, 2006, detailing and guiding the implementation of a number of articles of The Law on environmental protection
THE GOVERNMENT | OF VIET |
No. 21/2008/ND-CP | , February 28, 2008 |
DECREE
AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING A NUMBER OF ARTICLES OF THE GOVERNMENT’S DECREE NO. 80/2006/ND-CP DATED AUGUST 9, 2006, DETAILING AND GUIDING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A NUMBER OF ARTICLES OF THE LAW ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
THE GOVERNMENT
Pursuant to the December 25, 2001 Law on Organization of the Government;
Pursuant to the November 29, 2005 Law on Environmental Protection;
Pursuant to the June 29, 2006 Law on Standards and Technical Regulations;
At the proposal of Minister of Natural Resources and Environment;
DECREES:
Article 1.
- To amend and supplement a number of articles of the Government's Decree No. 80/2006/ND-CP dated August 9, 2006, detailing and guiding the implementation of a number of articles of the Law on Environmental Protection (below referred to as Decree No. 80/2006/ND-CP).
1. To amend and supplement Article 4 as follows:
Article 4.
- Transitional provisions, review and conversion of environmental standards into environmental technical regulations.
1. Environmental standards announced by the State for compulsory application shall be converted into environmental technical regulations as follows:
a/ Standards of surrounding environment quality shall be converted into technical regulations on surrounding environment quality;
b/ Standards of waste shall be converted into technical regulations on waste.
2. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment shall review and convert national standards of surrounding environment quality and national standards of waste promulgated before January 1, 2007, into national technical regulations on surrounding environmental quality and national technical regulations on waste.
3. The review and conversion of standards of surrounding environment quality and standards of waste into technical regulations on surrounding environment quality and technical regulations on waste shall be conducted in accordance with the current provisions of law on standards and technical regulations.
2. To amend and supplement Article 5 as follows:
Article 5.
- Responsibilities, order and procedures for formulation, promulgation and stipulation of application of environmental technical regulations.
1. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment shall formulate and promulgate national technical regulations on surrounding environment quality and national technical regulations on waste and stipulate roadmaps and coefficients for application of national technical regulations on waste for regions, areas and sectors.
2. Provincial-level People’s Committees shall formulate and promulgate local technical regulations on waste to suit their local characteristics.
Local technical regulations on waste must be stricter than national ones and be applied according to corresponding roadmaps and coefficients of regions, areas or sectors prescribed in decisions promulgating national technical regulations on waste.
3. The order and procedures for formulation, evaluation and promulgation of environmental technical regulations comply with the provisions of law on standards and technical regulations.
4. Organizations and individuals are obliged to observe technical regulations on surrounding environment quality and technical regulations on waste promulgated by competent state agencies.
3. To amend and supplement Clause l of Article 6 as follows:
"1. To replace the list of projects subject to making of environmental impact assessment reports included in Appendix I to Decree No. 80/2006/ND-CP with the list included in the Appendix to this Decree.
For projects subject to making of environmental impact assessment reports emerging outside the list included in the Appendix to this Decree, the Minister of Natural Resources and environment shall consider, decide and report them to the Prime Minister."
4. To add the following Article 6a:
Article 6a.
- Consultation of commune, ward or township People’s Committees and community representatives in the process of making environmental impact assessment reports.
1. Commune, ward or township Fatherland Front Committees (below referred to as commune-level Fatherland Front Committees) shall represent communities in contributing opinions in the process of making environmental impact assessment reports of investment projects in their localities.
2. The project owner shall send a document on the project's major investment items, environmental issues and environmental protection measures and request the commune-level People's Committee and Fatherland Front Committee of the place where the project is to be executed to give opinions.
3. Within fifteen (15) working days after receiving a written request for opinions, commune-level People's Committee and Fatherland Front Committee shall give their opinions in writing and make them public to local people.
Past this time limit, if they issue no written replies, the commune-level People's Committees and community representatives shall considered having agreed with the project owner.
4. Consultation of commune, ward or township People's Committees and representatives of communities in the process of making environmental impact assessment report is not required for the following projects:
a/ Investment projects located within industrial parks, export processing zones or hi-tech parks, if the projects on construction of infrastructure of these industrial parks, export processing zones or hi-tech parks have had their environmental impact assessment reports approved by competent state agencies.
If the environmental impact assessment reports of projects on construction of infrastructure of these industrial parks, export processing zones or hi-tech parks were approved after July l, 2006 inspection and certification by a competent state agency in charge of environmental protection of the strict implementation of the environmental protection contents of the approval decision and environmental impact assessment report is required.
b/ Projects in a sea area for which the administrative management responsibility of a commune People's Committee cannot be identified for consultation in the course of making environmental impact assessment reports;
c/ Investment projects in the domain of security or defense involving national secrets.
5. To amend and supplement Article 11 as follows:
Article 11.
- Appraisal and approval of environmental impact assessment reports
1. People's Committees of provinces and central run cities (below referred to as provincial level People's Committees) shall organize an appraisal council or authorize a specialized environmental protection agency of the same level to organize an appraisal council or select an appraisal service organization to appraise environmental impact assessment reports of investment projects in their localities, except for projects specified at Points a and b, Clause 7, Article 21 of the Law on Environmental Protection.
2. The time of submission of environmental impact assessment reports for appraisal and approval is prescribed below:
a/ Owners of investment projects on mineral exploitation shall submit environmental impact assessment reports for appraisal and approval before applying for mineral exploitation permits;
b/ Owners of investment projects on construction of works or involving construction items shall submit environmental impact assessment reports for appraisal and approval before applying for construction permits, except for projects specified at Point a of this Clause;
c/ Owners of investment projects not falling into categories specified at Points a and b, of this Clause shall submit environmental impact assessment reports for appraisal and approval before commencing their projects.
3. Appraisal councils or appraisal service organizations have the function of giving advice to assist competent agencies in examining and assessing the quality of environmental impact assessment reports serving as the basis for consideration and approval according to regulations.
4. When necessary, before the opening of official meetings of appraisal councils, agencies responsible for conducting the appraisal may carry out the following support activities:
a/ Survey of the project's execution site and adjacent areas;
b/ Taking samples for analysis and verification;
c/ Consulting the community in the place where the project is to be executed;
d/ Collecting comments of related experts outside the appraisal council, related scientific and technological institutions, social and professional organizations, and non-governmental organizations;
e/ Holding appraisal seminars.
5. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment shall issue regulations on the operation of appraisal councils and appraisal service organizations appraising environmental impact assessment reports.
6. To amend Point b, Clause 1 of Article 13 as follows:
"b/ The project is executed only after 24 months following the date of approval of its environmental impact assessment report.
In case of no change in design capacity, technology and surrounding environment, it is not required to make an additional environmental impact assessment report but a written explanation must be submitted to the approving agency.''
7. To amend and supplement Article 17 as follows:
Article 17.
- Registration and certification of written environmental protection commitments.
1. The time of registration and certification of written environmental protection commitments is specified as follows:
a/ Owners of investment projects on mineral exploitation shall register their written environmental protection commitments for certification before applying for mineral exploitation permits;
b/ Owners of investment projects on construction of works or involving construction items shall register their written environmental protection commitments for certification before applying for construction permits, except for projects specified at Point a of this Clause;
c/ Owners of investment projects not falling into categories specified at Points a and b, of this Clause shall register their written environmental protection commitments for certification before commencing their projects.
2. The registration of written environmental protection commitments for investment projects to be executed in two or more rural districts, urban districts, towns or provincial cities (below collectively referred to as districts) is prescribed as follows:
a/ Owners of investment projects shall register written environmental protection commitments with the People’s Committee of the district where the environment will be most negatively affected by the project;
In case a project will exert the same negative impact on a number of localities, the project owner may select one of these localities for registering written environmental protection commitments.
b/ The district-level People’s Committees with which project owners register written environmental protection commitments shall consult district-level People’s Committees of other concerned districts before certifying written environmental protection commitment and notify their certification to these localities.
3. Owners of projects on a sea area in which the administrative management responsibility of a district-level People’s Committee cannot not be identified shall register written environmental protection commitments with People's Committees of districts where they have registered for waste treatment and disposal.
For projects which do not generate any waste in a sea area for which the administrative management responsibility of a district-level People’s Committee cannot be identified, they are not required to register written environmental protection commitments.
4. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment shall guide the form and contents of certificates of written environment protection commitments.
8. To add the following Article 17a:
Article 17a.
- Appraisal and approval environmental impact assessment reports, certification of written environmental protection commitments of investment projects in economic zones, industrial parks, export processing zones and hi-tech parks.
1. State agencies competent to conduct appraisal and approval of environmental impact assessment reports and certify written environmental protection commitments may authorize management boards of economic zones to appraise and approve environmental impact assessment reports and certify written environmental protection commitments of projects in economic zones provided that these management boards have units or sections specialized in environmental protection.
2. State agencies competent to conduct appraisal and approval of environmental impact assessment reports and certify written environmental protection commitments may authorize management boards of industrial parks, export processing zones or hi-tech parks to appraise and approve environmental impact assessment reports and certify written environmental protection commitments of investment projects in these industrial parks, export processing zones or hi-tech parks when the following conditions are fully met:
a/ The management boards have units or sections specialized in environmental protection;
b/ Projects s on construction of infrastructure of these industrial parks, export processing zones or hi-tech parks have had their environmental impact assessment reports approved.
If the environmental impact assessment reports of projects on construction of infrastructure of industrial parks, export processing zones or hi-tech parks were approved after July 1, 2006, inspection and certification by a competent state agency in charge of environmental protection of the strict implementation of the environmental protection contents of the approval decision and environmental impact assessment report is required.
3. Authorized management boards of economic zones, industrial parks, export processing zones and hi-tech parks shall send reports on results of appraisal and approval of environmental impact assessment reports to provincial-level environmental protection agencies and results of certification of written environmental protection commitments to district-level environmental protection agencies of the localities where the economic zones, industrial parks, export processing zones or hi-tech park are located.
9. To add the following Article 17b:
Article 17b.
- Elaboration and approval of environmental protection schemes and examination and inspection of environmental protection work in consolidated production, business and service zones and production, business and service establishments having operated since before July 1, 2006, without decisions on approval of environmental impact assessment reports or certificates of registration of satisfaction of environmental standards.
1. Owners of consolidated production, business and service zones and owners of production, business and service establishments having operated since before July l, 2006, without decisions on approval of environmental impact assessment reports or certificates of registration of satisfaction of environmental standards, shall elaborate environmental protection schemes and submit them before June 30, 2008, to state agencies in charge of environmental protection specified in Clause 2 of this Article for approval or certification.
2. The responsibility to approve and certify environmental protection schemes and examine and inspect environmental protection work of owners specified in Clause l of this Article is prescribed as follows:
a/ Provincial-level environmental protection agencies shall approve and certify environmental protection schemes and examine and inspect environmental protection work of consolidated production, business and service zones and production, business and service establishments of a nature and size corresponding to those required to make environmental impact assessment reports;
The provincial-level environmental protection agency of the place most negatively affected by a consolidated production, business and service zone or a production, business and service establishment shall consult provincial-level environmental protection agencies of concerned localities before approving an environmental protection scheme, for consolidated production, business and service zones and production, business and service establishments located in two or more provinces and centrally run cities.
b/ District-level environmental protection agencies shall approve and certify environmental protection schemes and examine and inspect environmental protection work of consolidated production, business and service zones and production, business and service establishments in their localities, except for those mentioned at Point a of this Clause.
The district-level environmental protection agency of the place most negatively affected by a consolidated production, business and service zone or a production, business and service establishment shall consult district-level environmental protection agencies of concerned localities before approving an environmental protection scheme, for consolidated production, business and service zones and production, business and service establishments located in two or more rural districts, urban districts, towns and provincial cities.
3. An environmental protection scheme of a consolidated production, business and service zone or a production, business and service establishment of a nature and size corresponding to those required to make environmental impact assessment reports has the following principal details:
a/ General information on the size, characteristics and major activities of the consolidated production, business and service zone or production, business and service establishment related to the environment;
b/ An overview of related natural economic, social and environmental conditions;
c/ The current status of the environment in the area directly and negatively affected by the operation of the consolidated production, business and service zone or production, business and service establishment;
d/ Statistics on and assessments of sources negatively affecting the environment;
e/ Comprehensive solutions, environmental protection facilities and an implementation plan.
4. An environmental protection scheme of a consolidated production, business and service zone or a production, business and service establishment of a nature and size corresponding to those required to make environmental protection commitments has the following principal details:
a/ Statistics on and assessments of major waste sources;
b/ Solutions, environmental protection facilities and an implementation plan.
5. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment shall guide the elaboration and approval or certification of environmental protection schemes of those mentioned in Clause 1 of this Article.
10. To add the following Article 17c:
Article 17c.
- Management of dossiers, examination and inspection of environmental protection work of consolidated production, business and service zones and production, business service establishments which were granted certificates of registration of satisfaction of environmental standards before July 1, 2006.
1. Provincial-level environmental protection agencies shall manage dossiers of certification of registration of satisfaction of environmental standards and examine and inspect environmental protection work of consolidated production, business and service zones and production, business and service establishments of a nature and size corresponding to those required to make environmental impact assessment reports in their localities.
2. District-level People’s Committees shall manage dossiers of certification of registration of satisfaction of environmental standards and examine and inspect environmental protection work of consolidated production, business and service zones and production, business and service establishments other than those mentioned in clause 1 of this Article.
3. State management agencies in charge of environmental protection at all levels shall transfer dossiers of certification of registration of satisfaction of environmental standards of consolidated production, business and service zones and production, business and service establishments which they are keeping to agencies assigned to manage these dossiers under Clauses l and 2 of this Article before June 30, 2008.
11. To add the following Article 17d:
Article 17d.
- Provisions on environmental protection applicable to investment projects and consolidated production, business and service zones and
production, business and service establishments in the security and defense domain
1. Investment projects and consolidated production, business and service zones and production, business and service establishments in the security and defense domain must comply with environmental protection requirements and procedures in accordance with the law on environmental protection.
2. The Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Defense shall appraise and approve environmental impact assessment reports and certify written environmental protection commitments of investment projects and examine and inspect environmental protection work of consolidated production, business and service zones and production, business and service establishments in the security and defense domain.
12. To add the following Article 21a:
Article 21a.
- Provisions on discharge of waste in the sea
1. It is strictly prohibited to discharge hazardous wastes in the sea of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
2. It is prohibited to discharge wastes in the sea areas of nature conservation zones, natural heritage areas, areas with new natural eco-systems, and regular or seasonal reproduction grounds of marine and aquatic species.
3. Ordinary wastes of means of transport and offshore oil rigs which have been treated in accordance with technical regulations on wastes may be discharged in the sea, except sea areas specified in Clause 2 of this Article.
4. The discharge of wastes from the mainland which have been treated in accordance with law and wastes dredged from canals and fairways in the sea is subject to consent of provincial-level environmental protection agencies.
13. To amend and supplement Clause 3 of Article 22 as follows:
'' 3. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment shall guide the examination, evaluation and verification of waste treatment equipment and facilities before they are put into operation.''
14. To add the following Article 23a:
"The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment shall guide the elaboration of environmental planning integrated into land use planning, socio-economic development planning and branch or domain development planning."
Article 2. - Implementation provisions
1. This Decree takes effect 15 days after its publication in ''CONG BAO.''
2. Dossiers received before the effective date of this Decree shall be processed under the provisions of Decree No. 80/2006/ND-CP.
3. Ministers, heads of ministerial-level agencies, heads of government-attached agencies and presidents of provincial/municipal People’s Committee shall have to implement this Decree.
| ON BEHALF OF THE GOVERNMENT |
APPENDIX
LIST OF PROJECTS SUBJECT TO MAKING OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORTS
(Attached to the Government’s Decree No. 21/2008/ND-CP dated February 28, 2008)
Ordinal number | Projects | Size | |
1 | Important national projects and works in which investment guidelines are submitted to the National Assembly for decision under the National Assembly’s Resolution No. 66/2006/NQ11 dated June 29, 2006 | All | |
2 | Projects using part or the whole of land areas of nature conservation zones, national parks, historical-cultural relic areas, world heritages, biosphere reserves, and famous scenic places, ranked or not yet ranked, which are protected under decisions of provincial/municipal People’s Committees | All | |
3 | Projects involving risks of directly and badly affecting water sources in river basins, coastal areas and areas having protected eco-systems | All | |
Group of construction projects | |||
4 | Projects to build infrastructures in urban centers or residential areas | Covering 50 ha or more | |
5 | Projects to build infrastructures in industrial parks, hi-tech parks, industrial clusters, export-processing zones or trade village clusters | All | |
6 | Projects to build supermarkets of markets | With 200 business places or more | |
7 | Projects to build sports centers | Covering 10 ha or more | |
8 | Projects to build hospitals | With 50 hospital beds or more | |
9 | Projects to build hotels and rest homes | With 100 rooms or more | |
10 | Projects to build tourist and entertainment resorts | Covering 10 ha or more | |
11 | Projects to build tourist service establishments (infrastructure and physical foundations) in coastal areas and on islands | With a wastewater volume of 1,000 m3 or more per day and night | |
12 | Projects to build golf courses | With 18 holes or more | |
13 | Projects to build cemeteries (burial, incineration or other forms) | All | |
14 | Projects to build underground works | All | |
15 | Projects to build houses with basements | Basement of 10m or more deep | |
16 | Projects to build combat works, military training centers, shooting grounds and defense ports | All | |
17 | Projects to build military warehouses | All | |
18 | Projects to build defense economic zones | All | |
19 | Projects to build prisons and detention camps | All | |
Group of projects to manufacture construction materials | |||
20 | Cement production projects | Design capacity of 300,000 tons or more of cement per year | |
21 | Projects on grinding of clinker for cement production | Design capacity of 1 million tons or more of cement per year | |
22 | Projects to produce bricks and roofing tiles | Design capacity of 10 million ore more standard tiles and bricks per year | |
23 | Projects to produce other construction materials | Design capacity of 10,000 tons ore more of products per year | |
Group of traffic projects | |||
24 | Projects to build underground traffic works (subways and tunnels) | 500 m or more in length | |
25 | Projects to build motorways, and roads of grades I to III | All | |
26 | Projects to build, renovate and upgrade motorways, and roads of grades I to III | 50 km or more in length | |
27 | Projects to build grade-IV roads | 100 km or more in length | |
28 | Projects to build railways | 50 km or more in length | |
29 | Projects to build overhead railways | All | |
30 | Projects to build telpher lines | 500 m or more in length | |
31 | Projects to build permanent road and railway bridges | 200 m or more in length (excluding the length of access roads) | |
32 | Projects to build traffic works | Requiring resettlement of 1,000 or more people | |
33 | Projects to build river ports and seaports | Accommodating vessels of 1,000 DWT or more | |
34 | Projects to build fishing wharves | Accommodating fishing vessels with 100 arrivals or more per day | |
35 | Projects to build airports and airfields | All | |
36 | Projects to build passenger car terminals | Covering 0.5 ha or more | |
37 | Projects to produce hot asphalt concrete | Design capacity of 30,000 tons or more of products per year | |
Group of energy and radiation projects | |||
38 | Projects to build nuclear reactors | All | |
39 | Projects to build production, business and service establishments using radioactive substances or discharging radioactive wastes | All | |
40 | Atomic power or thermal nuclear projects | All | |
41 | Thermo power projects | Design capacity of 30 MW or more | |
42 | Wind power projects | Covering an area of 100 ha or more | |
43 | Solar power projects | Covering an area of 100 ha or more | |
44 | Hydropower projects | With a reservoir of a capacity of 300,000 m3 or more of water | |
45 | Projects to build high-voltage power lines | 100 km or more in length | |
46 | Projects to manufacture electric wires and cables | Capacity of 2,000 tons or more of aluminum per year (or equivalent) | |
Group of electronic and telecommunications projects | |||
47 | Projects to build radio transmission and radio transmission-receipt stations | Design capacity of 2 kW or more | |
48 | Projects to manufacture electric and electronic appliances | Design capacity of 10,000 or more appliances per year | |
49 | Projects to manufacture electric and electronic components | Design capacity of 500 tons or more of products per year | |
50 | Projects to build telecommunications lines | 100 km or more in length | |
51 | Projects to manufacture telecommunications cables | All | |
Group of projects on irrigation, forest exploitation and forestation | |||
52 | Projects on reservoirs and irrigation lakes | With a reservoir of a capacity of 300,000 m3 or more of water | |
53 | Projects on irrigation works | Covering 200 ha or more | |
54 | Seaward expansion projects | All | |
55 | River and sea embankment projects | 1,000 m or more in length | |
56 | Projects involving exploitation or conversion of use purposes of headwater protection forests, breakwater forests or special-purpose forests | Covering 5 ha or more | |
57 | Projects involving exploitation or conversion of use purposes of natural forests | Covering 20 ha or more | |
58 | Forestation and forest exploitation projects | Forestation of 1,000 ha or more; exploitation of forests of 200 ha or more | |
59 | Projects to build consolidated rubber, cassava, sugarcane, coffee, cocoa, tea and pepper growing areas | Covering 100 ha or more | |
60 | Projects to build consolidated vegetable and flower growing areas | Covering 100 ha or more | |
Group of mineral exploitation projects | |||
61 | Projects to exploit minerals on the mainland for use as construction materials | Exploitation capacity of 50,000 m3 or more of materials per year | |
62 | Projects to exploit minerals for use and ground fill-up materials | Exploitation capacity of 100,000 m3 of more of materials per year | |
63 | Projects to exploit, dredge and salvage- exploit minerals in river beds for use as construction materials | Capacity of 50,000 m3 or more of materials per year | |
64 | Projects to exploit solid minerals (without using chemicals) | A mined volume (including minerals and discharged earth and rock) of 100,000 m3 or more per year | |
65 | Projects to exploit and process solid minerals containing hazardous substances or involving use of chemicals | All | |
66 | Projects to process solid minerals | - Design capacity of 50,000 tons or more of products per year - A volume of 500,000 tons or more of discharged earth and rock per year, for coal sorting | |
67 | Projects to exploit groundwater | Exploitation capacity of 10,000 m3 or more of water per day and night | |
68 | Projects to exploit natural mineral water (underground or on surface) for bottling | Exploitation capacity of 120 m3 or more of water per day and night | |
69 | Projects to exploit natural mineral water (underground or on surface) for service purposes (bathing, medical treatment and other purposes) | Exploitation capacity of 500 m3 or more of water per day and night | |
70 | Projects to exploit surface water | Exploitation capacity of 50,000 m3 or more of water per day and night | |
Group of oil and gas projects | |||
71 | Projects to exploit oil and gas | All | |
72 | Projects on petrochemical refineries (except projects on LPG extraction and lubricant preparation) | All | |
73 | Projects to produce petrochemical products (surfactants, plasticizers, methanol) | All | |
74 | Projects to build oil and gas pipelines | All | |
75 | Projects to build oil and gas entrepots | Storage capacity of 1,000 m3 or more | |
76 | Projects to build oil and gas depot areas | All | |
Group of waste treatment projects | |||
77 | Projects on re-processing and treating ordinary solid wastes | All | |
78 | Projects to build dumping sites for industrial and hazardous wastes | All | |
79 | Projects to build dumping sites for garbage | For 500 households or for use by people of a district or more | |
80 | Projects to build concentrated industrial wastewater treatment systems outside industrial parks, export-processing zones and hi-tech parks | All | |
81 | Projects to build concentrated daily-life wastewater treatment systems | Design capacity of 1,000 m3 or more of wastewater per day and night | |
82 | Projects on purchase and preliminary processing of scraps (including imported scraps) | Design capacity of 3,000 tons/year` | |
83 | Projects on vessel clean-up (all types of vessels) | All | |
84 | Projects to dismantle old vessels (of all kinds) | All | |
Group of mechanical engineering and metallurgical projects | |||
85 | Ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy projects | Design capacity of 3,000 tons or more of products per year | |
86 | Steel rolling projects | Design capacity of 5,000 tons or more of products per year | |
87 | Vessel building and repair projects | Vessels of 1,000 DWT or more | |
88 | Projects to manufacture, repair and assemble locomotives and cars | Design capacity of 500 units or more per year | |
89 | Projects to manufacture, assemble and repair motorcycles | Design capacity of 10,000 units or more per year | |
90 | Projects on mechanical engineering and manufacture of machines and equipment | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
91 | Projects on metal plating, coating and polishing | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
92 | Projects to manufacture shaped aluminum | Design capacity of 2,000 tons or more of products per year | |
93 | Projects to manufacture and repair weapons and military materials and technical equipment | All | |
Group of timber processing and glass, ceramic porcelain production projects | |||
94 | Timber processing projects | Design capacity of 5,000 m3 or more per year | |
95 | Plywood processing projects | Design capacity of 100,000 m2 or more per year | |
96 | Household woodwork manufacture projects | Design capacity of 10,000 or more products per year | |
97 | Projects to produce fine art articles | Design capacity of 1 million or more products per year | |
98 | Projects to produce glass, ceramic and porcelain | Design capacity of 1 million products or more per year | |
99 | Projects to produce sanitary porcelain | Design capacity of 10,000 tons products or more per year | |
100 | Projects to produce enameled tiles | Design capacity of 1 million m2 or more per year | |
101 | Projects to produce bulbs and thermos flasks | Design capacity of 1 million or more products per year | |
Group of food processing and beverage projects | |||
102 | Food processing projects | Design capacity of 5,000 tons or more of products per year | |
103 | Cattle and poultry slaughter projects | Design capacity of 1,000 cattle or 10,000 poultry or more per day | |
104 | Frozen aquatic product processing projects | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
105 | Sugar production projects | Design capacity of 20,000 tons or more of sugar per year | |
106 | Alcohol and spirit production projects | Design capacity of 100,000 liters or more of products per year | |
107 | Beer and beverage production projects | Design capacity of 500,000 liters or more of products per year | |
108 | Monosodium glutamate production projects | Design capacity of 5,000 tons or more of products per year | |
109 | Milk processing projects | Design capacity of 10,000 tons or more of products per year | |
110 | Edible oil processing projects | Design capacity of 10,000 tons or more of products per year | |
111 | Confectionery production projects | Design capacity of 5,000 tons or more of products per year | |
112 | Ice production projects | Design capacity of 3,000 ice bars or more per day and night (for 50 kg bars) or 150,000 kg or more of ice water per day and night | |
Group of agricultural product processing projects | |||
113 | Cigarette production projects | Design capacity of 30,000 packs or more per year | |
114 | Cigarette materials processing projects | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
115 | Cereals processing projects | Design capacity of 10,000 tons or more of products per year | |
116 | Rice grinding and processing projects | Design capacity of 20,000 tons or more of products per year | |
117 | Manioc starch processing projects | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
118 | Cashew nut processing projects | Design capacity of 10,000 tons or more of products per year | |
119 | Tea processing projects | Design capacity of 10,000 tons or more of products per year | |
120 | Coffee processing projects | Design capacity of 5,000 tons or more of products per year, for the wet processing method; 10,000 tons or more of products per year, for the dry processing method; 1,000 tons or more of products per year, for processing coffee powder and instant coffee | |
Group of feed processing and cattle, poultry rearing and aquaculture projects | |||
121 | Cattle, poultry and aquatic animal feed processing projects | Design capacity of 5,000 tons or more of products per year | |
122 | Projects to process aquatic by-products | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
123 | Projects to process fish meal | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
124 | Aquaculture projects (intensive/semi-intensive farming) | Water surface area of 10 ha or more | |
125 | Extensive aquaculture projects | Water surface area of 50 ha or more | |
126 | Projects on aquaculture on sand | All | |
127 | Large-scale cattle raising projects | 1,000 cattle heads or more | |
128 | Large-scale poultry raising projects | 20,000 poultry heads or more; 200 or more for ostriches; 100,000 or more for quails | |
Group of chemical fertilizer and plant protection drug projects | |||
129 | Projects to produce chemical fertilizers | Design capacity of 2,000 tons or more of products per year | |
130 | Projects on warehouses of chemicals and plant protection drugs | Storage capacity of 2 tons or more | |
131 | Projects to produce plant protection drugs | All | |
132 | Projects to bottle and pack plant protection drugs | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
133 | Projects to produce organic fertilizers and micro-fertilizers | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
Group of chemical, pharmaceutical and cosmetic projects | |||
134 | Projects to produce pharmaceuticals | Design capacity of 50 tons or more of products per year | |
135 | Projects to produce vaccines | All | |
136 | Projects to produce veterinary medicines | Design capacity of 50 tons or more of products per year | |
137 | Projects to produce cosmetics | Design capacity of 50 tons or more of products per year | |
138 | Projects to produce plastics and plastic products | Design capacity of 500 tons or more of products per year | |
139 | Projects to produce plastic packages | Design capacity of 2 million or more products per year | |
140 | Projects to produce paints and base chemicals | Design capacity of 500 tons or more of products per year | |
141 | Projects to produce detergents and additives | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
142 | Projects to produce projectile power, explosives and fire equipment | All | |
143 | Projects to produce industrial explosives | All | |
144 | Salt production projects | Covering 100 ha or more | |
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145 | Projects to produce pulp and paper (from raw materials) | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
146 | Projects to produce paper from pulp and recycling | Design capacity of 5,000 tons or more of products per year | |
147 | Projects to produce stationery | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
| Group of dyeing textile and garment projects |
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148 | Projects on dyeing textiles | All | |
149 | Projects on non-dyeing textiles | Capacity of 10 million m or more of fabric per year | |
150 | Projects to produce and process garment products involving laundering and bleaching | Design capacity of 50,000 or more products per year | |
151 | Projects on production and processing of garment products without laundering and bleaching | Design capacity of 2 million or more products per year | |
152 | Industrial laundering projects | Design capacity of 50,000 or more products per year | |
153 | Projects to produce silk and artificial yarn | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
| Group of other projects |
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154 | Projects on rubber latex processing plants | Design capacity of 5,000 tons or more of products per year | |
155 | Projects on rubber processing plants | Design capacity of 1,000 tons or more of products per year | |
156 | Projects to manufacture footwear | Design capacity of 1 million or more of products per year | |
157 | Projects on to manufacture car and tractor tires and tubes | Design capacity of 50,000 or more of products per year for cars and tractors; 100,000 or more products per year, for bicycles and motorcycles | |
158 | Projects to manufacture accumulators and batteries | Design capacity of 50,000 kWh per year or 100 tons or more of products per year | |
159 | Projects on leather tanning plants | All | |
160 | Projects to produce and extract liquefied CO2 gas | Design capacity of 3,000 tons or more of products per year | |
161 | Projects to manufacture fire-fighting equipment and products | All | |
162 | Other projects on renovation, upgrade and expansion | Of a nature, size and capacity equivalent to projects numbered 1 to 161, except for projects numbered 25 and 26 of this Appendix | |
