there's an old Javanese words, "The Wise stands back"I've had great discussions with members like @Viet , @Carlosa , @Rent et al, but some of the things that @NiceGuy is saying and propagating here is borderline histrionic. I mean, he keeps on talking about how Japan and China is the barrier for Vietnam unifying a "Submekong" State? What the heck.
I have to bite my tongue from saying anything upsetting.
Welcome to the club @Nihonjin1051 now you know how we feel when having a debate with them
We dont need to get Rich at all cost, if we wanted to be rich, we would follow US instead of fighting against them. What we want is to be strong enough to counter all threats.The classical and neo-classical theories of ODA provides to cover 3 gaps:
a) Savings - Investment gap
b) Foreign exchange gap
c) Technological gap
The role of Government coordination in ODA is allocating ODA for priority projects to create favorable conditions for socioeconomic development, directly tackling the poverty source, guarantee the results of economic growth will be equally distributed.
Successful strategy of ODA donors support the sectoral and regional development plan by financing priority projects, applying program based approach by combining both developmental studies and financing a number of priority projects. Starting the harmonization in terms of feasibility study, procurement, reporting system, coordination among donors. Lastly the application of new aid modality, which is based on budget support and program-based approach.
Lastly, I want to emphasize that Japan's ODA in Vietnam focuses on construction of large-scale infrastructure and human resource development with a view of promoting economic growth and poverty reduction. This has been realized in the creation of the Northern Growth Triangle, the Central Growth Triangle and the Southern Growth Triangle.This is proven with results.
** Northern Growth Triangle = Hanoi - Hai Phong - Quang Ninh
**Central Growth Triangle = Da Nang Areas
** Southern Growth Triangle = Ho Chi Minh City- Vung Tau Areas
So, do we have to pay back the loan for Can Tho bridge that lead to the death of 50 workers or the bad quality high way like Mai Dich-Trung Hoa ??In any case we have to pay back, bro, we have to keep our words. This is prestige of our nation.
I don't believe that rate exchange of Yen/US$ will be fell so much, but with Abenomic polycy afer 20 year (it is the grace lending time of ODA Loan from Japan) the rate exchange of Yen/US$ should be 125 Yen/1 Dollar is ok.
Okay, let see how long can it last. We only pay back the loan that can build a good quality bridge while JP Govt. still owe VN the life of 50 poor workers in Can Thơ bridge case.
The classical and neo-classical theories of ODA provides to cover 3 gaps:
a) Savings - Investment gap
b) Foreign exchange gap
c) Technological gap
The role of Government coordination in ODA is allocating ODA for priority projects to create favorable conditions for socioeconomic development, directly tackling the poverty source, guarantee the results of economic growth will be equally distributed.
Successful strategy of ODA donors support the sectoral and regional development plan by financing priority projects, applying program based approach by combining both developmental studies and financing a number of priority projects. Starting the harmonization in terms of feasibility study, procurement, reporting system, coordination among donors. Lastly the application of new aid modality, which is based on budget support and program-based approach.
Lastly, I want to emphasize that Japan's ODA in Vietnam focuses on construction of large-scale infrastructure and human resource development with a view of promoting economic growth and poverty reduction. This has been realized in the creation of the Northern Growth Triangle, the Central Growth Triangle and the Southern Growth Triangle.This is proven with results.
** Northern Growth Triangle = Hanoi - Hai Phong - Quang Ninh
**Central Growth Triangle = Da Nang Areas
** Southern Growth Triangle = Ho Chi Minh City- Vung Tau Areas
Then why u took all faults to u, instead of demand VN Govt. to put some officials in jail ??Please review the cause of that collapse. In fact, it was the failure of Vietnamese engineers to listen to Japanese recommendation that led to the unfortunate collapase.
Long before the collapse, on 12 January, a Japanese construction consultant, Hiroshi Kudo, had recommended specific measures for installing the temporary poles for the scaffolding, and that load tests for the piling should be carried out in accordance with international standards and codes. According to Kudo, the loading capacity of the scaffolding, as per the detailed design proposed by the contractors, met just 15% of the required loading. He remarked that:
- The contractors had multiplied the pile overloading ratio by 1.15 instead of 1.25 in accordance with the American standard or 1.35 in accordance with the Japanese standard;
- When calculating the wind force on the temporary piles, the contractors had applied a wind force of 0.5 kPa, which was too low; it should have been 2.5 kPa. (According to NCE.co.uk, 2.5 is the coefficient for the wind loading
Collapsed Can Tho bridge engineers knew scaffolding was inadequate | Online news | New Civil Engineer
So quit blabbering and blaming. It was Vietnamese engineers who knew of what JAPANESE ARCHITECTS had recommended, but failed to implement !
Heck, we even apologized for the failure of Vietnamese civil engineers.
