ong people account to 99.6%, the remaining are Thaipeople. The commune has 800 households and poor households account to 23.,3%.Ban hon commune, Tam Duong district: According to the information provided by communepeople committee during the field visit, this commune has 2,606 people, men account to50.,9% (1,326 people). Lu people account to 89%, the remaining are Mong people. Thiscommune has 541 households, and poor households account to 52.,8%.The results of the survey show that the poverty rate of the communes surveyed is very high(Chieng Lao: 57.,2%, Khun Ha: 23.,3%, and Ban Hon 52.,8%). The poorer the economic andsocial wellbeing at the household level, the more sensitive the household is to the impact ofhazards and the less able it is to respond to, cope with and adapt to disasters (P. Narsey Lal, R.Singh and P. Holland, ISDR, 2009, p18). AdditionalyAdditionally, according to the mapping ofvulnerabilities for each of the 11.112 communes of Vietnam developed by UNDP in 2012,women living in the poor rural areas in North-West communes appear to be more affected bypoverty and hazards impacts due to the persistence of gender inequalities. Therefore, menand women living in targeted communes of the project appear to be more affected byhazards impacts and less able to respond to, cope with and adapt to natural disaster
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