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Decision

35/2024/QD-UBND

Recorded status: In effect

Decision No. 35/2024/QD-UBND Promulgating Compensation Prices for Damage to Crops and Livestock upon State Land Recovery in Da Nang City

People's Committee of Đà Nẵng City

People's Committee of Đà Nẵng City

A centrally-governed city on the South Central Coast and the largest urban centre in central Vietnam; population about 1.3 million (2024). A hub for tourism, services, its major seaport and manufacturing (electronics, shipbuilding). In the 2025 merger it expanded by absorbing the surrounding former Quảng Nam province.

Document Type
Document Number
Recorded status
Date Effective
Issuing Body
Official Source URL
Decision
35/2024/QD-UBND
In effect
21/10/2024
People's Committee of Đà Nẵng City
https://phapluat.gov.vn/legal-documents/170323

Key provisions

• Establishment of unit compensation prices for damages to crops and livestock upon State land recovery

• Scope of application includes entities affected by State land acquisition in Da Nang

• Specification of types of agricultural plants and animals covered by compensation

• Procedures and conditions for calculating and disbursing compensation payments

• Responsibility of local authorities in implementing and supervising compensation activities

Summary

Decision No. 35/2024/QĐ-UBND of the People's Committee of Đà Nẵng City, dated 7 October 2024, promulgates the unit prices for compensation for damage to crops and livestock when the State recovers land in Đà Nẵng. It is grounded on the 2024 Law on Land and Decree No. 88/2024/NĐ-CP on compensation, support and resettlement upon land recovery, at the proposal of the Departments of Agriculture and Rural Development and of Natural Resources and Environment, and takes effect from 21 October 2024. It comprises three appendices. Appendix I governs aquaculture animals and other non-movable livestock: animals already at harvest stage receive no compensation; those not yet harvestable are compensated for actual losses from early harvest; animals stocked after the land-recovery notice are excluded; unlisted species are appraised at market prices by the compensation council and approved by the district People's Committee. Compensation formulas are differentiated by rearing duration and average weight — for fish under two months (or under 10 percent of commercial weight) compensation equals stocking density times area times fingerling price plus investment cost per square metre; from two to four months it equals density times average weight times area times commercial price; from four months it is computed on the weight gap to commercial size. Brackish-water shrimp use analogous thresholds at one and two months (size classes over 500, 100–500 and under 100 head per kilogram). Table 1 lists stocking densities, commercial sizes and prices for 22 species, including red tilapia 80,000 đồng per kilogram, snakehead 70,000, eel-catfish 100,000, eel (cá chình) 500,000, sea bass 180,000, cá nâu 350,000, whiteleg shrimp 150,000, black tiger shrimp 250,000 and crab 450,000; Table 2 prices fingerlings (e.g. cá chình 90,000 đồng per juvenile) with investment costs of 2,000–5,000 đồng per square metre. Movable livestock receive relocation support assessed case by case. Appendix II sets unit prices for annual crops — rice 12,000 đồng per square metre, maize 9,500, sweet potato 14,000, leafy vegetables 20,000, lettuce and cabbage group 35,000, specialised water spinach 26,000 — and for perennials, for example pepper at the productive stage 2,200,000 đồng per post, productive pomelo 4,600,000 đồng per tree, citrus 900,000, durian from year seven 1,000,000, local jackfruit 1,000,000, coconut 710,000, dragon fruit 550,000, mangosteen 1,500,000, cashew 380,000 and coffee 200,000. A flower and ornamental schedule prices chrysanthemums at 150,000 đồng per plant and ornamental apricot or peach with trunk diameter above 20 centimetres at 2,500,000 đồng per tree. Crops planted after the inventory notice are not compensated; unlisted crops are appraised at market prices. Appendix III addresses forestry trees: planted forests apply the city's price bracket for forest types in force at recovery; other plantations are compensated by development stage (full initial investment and tending costs during basic construction; residual orchard value during harvest; felling costs only for trees due for liquidation); scattered forestry trees not meeting plantation criteria are appraised by the compensation council and approved by district People's Committees.

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