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1101335.000 04F1 0611 MJ21 31 June 21, 2011
4.2.2 Urban Government Community Unit #11 1101335.000 04F1 0611 MJ21 32 June 21, 2011 The population of Unit #11 is 33,043 with a total of 5,139 houses. There are 12 neighborhoods, 10 schools, 3 churches, no universities, and 2 hospitals (Level 1). There are only 3 sports fields. Ninety-two percent of the people are on stratification Level 1 and the rest are on Level 2. The neighborhoods of Policarpa, Albornoz, Arroz Barato, Puerta de Hierro, El Libertador, Villa Barraza, Veinte de Julio Sur, and Antonio Jose de Sucre share the same social economic issues: 78% of their population live in extreme poverty, there is no water and sewage, the roads are in very bad condition, their average income is less than one-third the minimum wage, which is equivalent to COP$190,000 (USD$105). The children have access to school but only 22% of them have the opportunity to go to a technical school or university. These communities have a high level of insecurity and homicide. 3 4.2.3 Mamonal Industrial Area The Project is located in the Mamonal Industrial Area, which is considered one of the most important industrial areas in the country. According to the Logistical and Business Center of Cartagena, the number of companies in the Mamonal Industrial Area has increased by 50.4% in the last 4 years, growing from 113 to 170 companies in that time period. Mamonal’s enterprises (industrial, trade, and port services) are reported to generate about 5% of the country’s industrial GDP, over 15% of manufacturing exports of the country, and more than 40% of the GDP of Cartagena. They generate a total of approximately 34,000 direct formal jobs 4 . The key industrial sectors for the economy of Cartagena City are metalworking, petrochemicals and derivatives, food and beverages, tourism, engineering and civil, and electrical works. Specifically, oil refining represents 38.2%, and the petro-chemical cluster represents 42% of the total industrial production. For the rural sectors, the economy is based on agro-industrial and fishery developments. The port activities are a major economic sector for Cartagena. 3 Supplemental information on local social conditions provided by Reficar. 4 Update provided by Reficar April 2011.
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Compensation Plan for Mangrove Remo
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