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Joint
Working Group
for Drafting the Motorbike Master Plan
Schedule-Content-Members
| Key documents |
Preliminary study meetings
Brainstorming sessions
| Drafting Works
| Hearings
| Expert Dispatch
(Updated
Dec. 2007)

The establishment of the
Joint Working Group (JWG) to draft the motorbike master plan was requested by
the Vietnam-Japan Joint Initiative Phase 2, a bilateral effort to improve
Vietnam's business conditions. In Sep.
2006, VDF and the Ministry of Industry (MOI) signed an agreement to cooperate in
drafting this master plan.
JWG aims to innovate the methodology and upgrade the quality of this master plan
by involving related businesses in the entire drafting process and interacting
actively with major stakeholders, including consumers, assemblers and parts
makers, related ministries and other official bodies, and experts and
researchers.
VDF plays the
role of facilitator as well as provider of information and analysis.
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Work
schedule
(as of Oct. 2006)
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Proposed content
(as of Oct.2006)
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Members
(as of Apr.2007, * core
members)
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Apr.-May 2006 - Preliminary
meetings (done)
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May-Aug. 2006 -
Brainstorming sessions (done)
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Sep.2006 - Skeleton draft
and assignment of main chapter drafters (done)
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Oct. 2006 - Start drafting
chapters
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Nov. 2006 - Mission to HCMC
& South
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Mid Dec. 2006 - Submit
preliminary draft to MOI
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End Dec. 2006 - MOI review &
approval
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End May 2007 - Submit final
draft to MOI
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Jun. 2007 - MOI review &
approval
Throughout the drafting
process, information and opinions of relevant experts, researchers,
officials and businesses will be heard and analyzed as inputs. |
Introduction
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The role of motorbikes in Vietnamese society
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Industrial structure and
production orientation
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Forecasting demand
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Promotion of supporting
industries and industrial human resources
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Urban planning and means of
transport
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Reducing traffic accidents
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Environmental protection
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Industrial property rights
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Policy measures
This structure has the following features:
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User/demand side concerns are included
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Official roles and policy objectives are clarified
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Options for industrial capability enhancement
Major Thrusts:
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Motorbikes should continue to be used in Vietnam provided that policy
deals effectively with traffic, environment, and intellectual property
problems.
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Motorbike industry should play key roles in promoting supporting
industries and industrial human resources
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- Nguyen Anh Nam (IPSI/MOI)*
- Ngo Van Tru (MOI)*
- Pham Gia Thuc (IPSI/MOI)*
- Duong Hong Quan (IPSI/MOI)*
- Koji Orishi (Honda)*
- Masaki Asano (Yamaha)*
- Yoshihiko Kakei(Suzuki)*
- Kyoshiro Ichikawa
(expert)*
- Shizuo Iwata (expert)*
- Kenichi Ohno (VDF)*
- Atsushi Kikuchi (Honda)
- Kazushige Sasaki (Yamaha)
- Tetsuji Masujima (expert)
- Yoshito Nakajima
(Japanese Embassy)
- Mai The Cuong (VDF)
- Ngo Duc Anh (VDF)
- Le Ha Thanh (VDF)
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Key documents
Approved Master Plan
(August 2007) Vietnamese (PDF1.1MB)
English (PDF513KB)
JWG final draft
(May 2007) English
(1.0MB)
(1.4MB);
Vietnamese
(1.5MB)
(1.6MB)
The two documents are also available
in hardcopy from VDF.
Skeleton draft
(Sep. 2006)
Eng (PDF29KB);
VN
(PDF173KB);
JP
(PDF27KB)
Progress report slides
(Oct. 2006)
Eng (PDF125KB);
VN
(PDF431KB)
Producer and supplier meeting slides (Nov. 2006)
Eng
(PDF102KB);
VN
(PDF263KB)
First hearing report (Nov.2006)
Eng
VN
JP
Preliminary study meetings
No.1
(10-4-2006) Broad scope and rough working schedule discussed.
No.2
(26-4-2006) New methodology and the Vietnam-Japan Joint Initiative Phase 2
(VJJI2) discussed. Mr. Iwata presented his views on motorbike use in Vietnam.
No.3
(10-5-2006) The official status by VJJI2 reported. Budget and work plan
considered.
Brainstorming sessions
No.1
(31-5-2006) Overview of international data and studies
summary
No.2
(14-6-2006) International comparison (Thailand, Indonesia, VN)
summary
No.3
(21-6-2006) Motorcycles and road safety
summary
No.4
(3-7-2006) Future Urban Transportation Development Orientation and Roles
of Motorcycles in Hanoi summary
No.5
(28-7-2006) Motorbike use and urban air pollution
summary
No.6
(2-8-2006) Motorbike use and urban air pollution, part 2
summary
No.7
(10-8-2006) Forecasting motorbike demand
summary
No.8
(16-8-2006) Industrial property infringement of motorbike
summary
No.9
(23-8-2006) Road traffic safety in Vietnam
summary
Drafting Works
No.1
(25-9-2006) Discussion of skeleton draft and assignment of main drafters
Skeleton draft
Eng (PDF29KB);
VN
(PDF173KB);
JP
(PDF27KB)
No.2
(16-10-2006) MOI seminar with Vice Minister Do Huu Hao Slides
Eng (PDF125KB);
VN
(PDF431KB)
No.3
(2-11-2006) Reviewing ideas for ch.7 (environment) and ch.8 (industrial
property)
Eng
(PDF14KB)
No.4
(8-11-2006) Reviewing ideas for Intro and ch.1 (social role)
Eng
(PDF29KB)
No.5
(30-11-2006) Discussion of preliminary draft writing and review of ch.5 and ch.6
drafts
No.6
(7-12-2006) Discussion of ideas for ch.2 and ch.3
No.7
(18-12-2006) Discussion of ideas for ch.2 and ch.3, continued
No.8
(9-1-2007) Discussion of ideas for ch.7 (air pollution)
No.9
(12-1-2007) Second discussion for drafting ch.7
No.10
(31-1-2007) Discussion of ideas for ch.4 (supporting industries and
industrial human resource)
No.11
(5-3-2007) Work schedule for March to May.
No.12
(15-3-2007) Discussion of drafting strategy for ch.4
No.13 (17-4-2007) Review of progress in drafting
No.14 (24-5-2007) Review of final draft and discussion of next steps
Hearings
No.1
(Nov.2006) Stakeholder hearings in Hanoi (8th), Dong Nai (13th) and HCMC (14th)
Eng
VN
JP
No.2
(6&9-3-2007) Hearings on part procurement of major assemblers
No.3 (5 to
20-3-2007) Consumer survey in Hanoi, HCMC, Cantho and onlines
Results
(PDF40KB)
No.4
(21-3-2007) VDF Motorbike Symposium in Melia Hanoi
More
Expert Dispatch
No.1 (8 to
12-1-2007) Mr. Kiyoyuki Minato (Japan Automobile Research Institute) for air
pollution analysis
No.2 (30-1 to
2-2-2007) Mr. Shosei Hiroe (Expect Consulting) for supporting industries paperE
paperV
No.3 (5 to
7-2-2007) Mr. Taisuke Kawashima (Yamaha), Mr. Hiroshi Nakagawa (Honda) and JAMA
officials for intellectual property rights
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