Status of cemetery and graveyard land clearance of the southwest urban area project in Nhon Ly commune, Nhon Hoi economic area, Binh Dinh province

Abstract

This study used data collection methods, expert methods, and methods of synthesizing, processing, and analyzing data and maps and charts, with a management and practical approach combined with an approach from a cultural perspective. The research results show that the Southwest urban area project in Nhon Ly commune has 1,100 graves affected, with 78.93% of the cemetery and graveyard land area recovered. People whose graves are subject to relocation will be compensated, supported with graves, architectural objects, and grave moving expenses, and will be allocated land to build graves in the reburial area. Interview results show that 100% of people are satisfied with the evaluation criteria of implementation personnel, process, time, and grave relocation plan. However, the standard deviation CS1, CS2 with CV>1 shows that households' opinions on compensation and support costs do not have a high consensus. On the other hand, the project is behind schedule. The study has proposed solutions that have implications for supplementing legal policies and law enforcement organizations to improve the effectiveness of cemetery and graveyard land clearance in the study area.