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Annex A ANNEXES �� Number Percentage Village Inside Thailand Along Thai border �� Total Inside Thailand Along Thai border �� Total �� 1 0 31 32 3 0 97 100 Female 2 0 26 28 7 0 93 100 Both 3 0 57 60 5 0 95 100 Krasang �� 18 44 0 62 29 71 0 100 Female 6 31 3 40 15 78 8 100 Both 24 75 3 102 24 74 3 100 Kork Thnong �� 30 0 0 0 100 0 0 100 Female 36 1 0 37 97 3 0 100 Both 66 1 0 37 178 3 0 100 Rumduol �� 48 2 0 50 96 4 0 100 Female 23 0 0 0 100 0 0 100 Both 71 2 0 50 142 4 0 100 Siem Peay �� 15 71 0 86 17 83 0 100 Female 3 37 0 40 8 93 0 100 Both 18 108 0 126 14 86 0 100 Khnay �� 73 3 0 76 96 4 0 100 Female 8 1 0 9 89 11 0 100 Both 81 4 0 85 95 5 0 100 All villages �� 185 120 31 306 60 39 10 100 Female 78 70 29 154 51 45 19 100 Both 263 190 60 460 57 41 13 100 �� Village Inside Thailand Number Percentage Along Thai border �� Total Inside Thailand Along Thai border �� Total �� 1 0 31 32 3 0 97 100 Female 2 0 26 28 7 0 93 100 Both 3 0 57 60 5 0 95 100 Krasang �� 16 46 0 62 26 74 0 100 Female 5 32 3 40 13 80 8 100 Both 21 78 3 102 21 76 3 100 Kork Thnong �� 30 0 0 0 100 0 0 100 Female 36 1 0 37 97 3 0 100 Both 66 1 0 37 178 3 0 100 Rumduol �� 47 3 0 50 94 6 0 100 Female 23 0 0 0 100 0 0 100 Both 70 3 0 50 140 6 0 100 Siem Peay �� 15 71 0 86 17 83 0 100 Female 3 37 0 40 8 93 0 100 Both 18 108 0 126 14 86 0 100 Khnay �� 73 3 0 76 96 4 0 100 Female 8 1 0 9 89 11 0 100 Both 81 4 0 85 95 5 0 100 All villages �� 182 123 31 306 59 40 10 100 Female 77 71 29 154 50 46 19 100 Both 259 194 60 460 56 42 13 100 65 CDRI
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