RESOLUTION

PROMULGATING THE GOVERNMENT’S ACTION PROGRAM TO IMPLEMENT THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY’S RESOLUTION NO. 81/2023/QH15 ON NATIONAL MASTER PLAN FOR 2021 - 2030 PERIOD, WITH A VISION TOWARDS 2050

THE GOVERNMENT

Pursuant to the Law on Government Organization dated June 19, 2015; Law dated November 22, 2019 on Amendments to some Articles of the Law on Government Organization and Law on Local Government Organization;

Pursuant to the Law on Planning dated November 24, 2017; Law on amendments to some Articles concerning planning of 11 laws dated June 15, 2018; Law on amendments to some Articles concerning planning of 37 laws dated November 20, 2018;

Pursuant to the National Assembly’s Resolution No. 81/2023/QH15 dated January 09, 2023 on National Master Plan for 2021 - 2030 period, with a vision towards 2050;

At the request of the Minister of Planning and Investment in the Proposal No. 2967/TTr-BKHDT dated April 18, 2023, Official Dispatch No. 3805/BKHDT-QLQH dated May 22, 2023;

In light of opinions of the Cabinet members.

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Article 1. Promulgated together with this Resolution is the Government’s Action Program to implement the National Assembly’s Resolution No. 81/2023/QH15 on National Master Plan for 2021 - 2030 period, with a vision towards 2050 and Plan to implement the National Master Plan for 2021 - 2030 period, with a vision towards 2050.

Article 2. This Resolution comes into force from the date of its signature.

Article 3. Ministers, heads of ministerial agencies, heads of Governmental agencies, Chairpersons of People’s Committees of provinces and central-affiliated cities and relevant agencies, organizations and individuals are responsible for the implementation of this Resolution.

ON BEHALF OF THE GOVERNMENT
PP. THE PRIME MINISTER
THE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER




Tran Hong Ha

ACTION PROGRAM

TO IMPLEMENT THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY’S RESOLUTION NO. 81/2023/QH15 DATED JANUARY 09, 2023 ON NATIONAL MASTER PLAN FOR 2021 - 2030 PERIOD, WITH A VISION TOWARDS 2050 AND PLAN TO IMPLEMENT THE NATIONAL MASTER PLAN FOR 2021 - 2030 PERIOD, WITH A VISION TOWARDS 2050
(Promulgated together with the Government’s Resolution No. 90/NQ-CP dated June 16, 2023)

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I. PURPOSES, REQUIREMENTS

1. The formulation and promulgation of the Government’s Action Program to implement the National Assembly’s Resolution No. 81/2023/QH15 shall strictly adhere to the perspectives and goals of the Resolution No. 81/2023/QH15 so that by 2030 Vietnam will strive to be a developing country with the modern industry, high average income, economic growth based on science, technology, innovation and digital transformation; an effective, unified and sustainable spatial organization model for national development that helps develop dynamic regions, economic corridors, growth poles, and has a synchronous and modern basic infrastructure network; ensure major balances, improve the resilience of the economy; ensure energy security, food security and water source security; protect ecological environment, adapt to climate change; holistically develop human resources, improve the people's material and spiritual life; maintain national defense and security; raise Vietnam's position and prestige in the international arena.

2. The formulation and promulgation of the Plan to implement the National Master Plan shall fully include the contents specified in clause 2 Article 45 of the Law on Planning; the Plan to implement the master plan shall ensure feasibility, conform to the country's practical development requirements and capacity for balancing and mobilizing resources for executing projects of national importance by way of closely adhering to the goals and orientations identified in the National Master Plan for 2021 - 2030 period, with a vision towards 2050 decided by the National Assembly under the Resolution No. 81/2023/QH15; mechanisms, policies and solutions for implementation thereof should be in place to attract investment, balance financial resources, develop human resources, science and technology, protect the environment, ensure social security and maintain national defense and security.

3. The Action Program and Plan to implement the National Master Plan shall concretize the goals, tasks and solutions defined in the National Assembly’s Resolution No. 81/2023/QH15 by implementing the Government’s practical tasks and solutions of the Government to free up resources and remove bottlenecks in the course of implementation. The Government’s Action Program and Plan to implement the National Master Plan shall serve as the basis for Ministries, ministerial agencies, Governmental agencies and People’s Committees of provinces and central-affiliated cities to design their own action plan within their jurisdiction and organize the drastic, comprehensive and effective implementation in order to earnestly strive for attainment of the goals set out under the Resolution No. 81/2023/QH15.

4. Promote the Government's role in centralized direction and construction, and the comprehensive and responsible cooperation among Ministries, central authorities and People's Committees of provinces and central-affiliated cities according to the principle of assigning tasks and responsibility in a public, clear, centralized and democratic manner so as to organize the implementation of the National Master Plan decided by the National Assembly; formulate, promulgate and submit to competent authorities for promulgation of mechanisms and policies to implement the goals and tasks decided by the National Assembly.

5. Strive to attain the goals and indicators and complete key tasks of the National Comprehensive Planning by 2030.

a) Specific goals and indicators

- Regarding economy: striving for the average GDP growth rate of the whole country to reach about 7.0%/year in the period of 2021 - 2030. By 2030, GDP per capita at the current price will reach about USD 7,500. The participation of the service sector in GDP is expected to reach over 50%; the industry - construction sector, over 40%, the agriculture, forestry and fishery sector, less than 10%. The average growth rate of social labor productivity is expected to be over 6.5%/year. The contribution rate of total factor productivity (TFP) to growth is expected to reach about 50%.

Exploiting the advantages of each socio - economic region; focusing on developing 2 dynamic regions in the North and the South, associated with two growth poles, Hanoi capital and Ho Chi Minh city, North-South economic corridor, Lao Cai - Hanoi - Hai Phong - Quang Ninh economic corridor, and Moc Bai - Ho Chi Minh City - Bien Hoa - Vung Tau economic corridor with synchronous and modern infrastructure, high growth rate, and great contributions to the overall development of the country.

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Robustly developing digital and data infrastructure with the aim of serving as a foundation for national digital transformation, and developing digital government, digital economy and digital society; expecting that the digital economy will account for about 30% of GDP.

- Regarding society: Sustainably maintaining the replacement level fertility rate (on average, 2.1 children per each woman of reproductive age); expecting that the population will reach about 105 million people. HDI is expected to remain above 0.7. The average life expectancy will be 75 years, including at least 68 years of the healthy life expectancy. The share of agricultural workers in the total social labor will drop to less than 20%. Improving the quality of jobs; keeping the unemployment rate at a reasonable level. The floor area of residential housing on average per capita in urban areas is expected to be 32 m². The average tree cover per an urban dweller is expected to reach about 8-10 m². The ratio of land intended for road construction to urban construction land is expected to be about 16-26%.

Developing the education system of Vietnam so that it will be as advanced as others in the region and is ranked one of the top 10 countries with the best higher education system in Asia. The ratio of students enrolled in higher education programs will be 260 per ten thousand people. Trained workers who hold academic qualification or certificates are expected to account for 35% - 40%.

Improving the quality of health services on par with that in advanced countries in the region. Developing a national network of medical facilities meeting the requirements concerning health care, protection and improvement for the entire population that is directed towards the goals of equity, quality, efficiency and international integration.  By 2030, expecting that there will be 35 hospital beds and 19 doctors per 10,000 people; the rate of private hospital beds will reach 15%.

Building a healthy cultural environment in all aspects of social life. Developing a network of national cultural establishments that can succeed in fulfilling the task of preserving and promoting national cultural values and identities, and encouraging the development of the cultural industry. Striving to ensure that 100% of provincial-level administrative units will have all 3 types of cultural institutions, including cultural centers or culture-art centers, museums and libraries.

The rate of domestic solid waste in urban areas collected and treated according to prescribed standards and regulations is expected to reach 95%, including about 50% thereof treated through circular economy models; the rate of domestic solid waste in rural areas collected and treated according to prescribed standards and regulations is expected to reach 90%; the rate of domestic solid waste in urban areas treated by using the burial or landfilling method is expected to decrease to 10% compared to total amount of collected waste; the rate of organic waste recycling is expected to reach 100% in urban areas and 70% in rural areas. The rate of hazardous waste collected, transported and treated according to prescribed standards and regulations is expected to reach 98%, including 100% of medical waste to be treated. The rate of treated or reused wastewater discharged into river basins is expected to reach over 70%. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in all sectors and industries to strive to achieve the national target of reducing net emissions to “zero” by 2050 as quickly as possible.

- Regarding infrastructure development: Basically completing the national infrastructure framework, including North-South road traffic axes (Eastern North-South expressway, some sections of the Western North-South expressway, coastal roads), and important East-West traffic axes; striving to construct about 5,000 km of expressways; building gateway seaports having international transshipment functions, large international airports, railway routes connected with major seaports, and urban rail transit systems; striving to build a number of express railway sections on the North-South route; developing energy infrastructure, information technology, large cities, and irrigation infrastructure; and ensuring environmental protection, natural disaster prevention and control, and adaptation to climate change. Minimizing logistics costs and expenses.

- Regarding national defense and security: Firmly upholding national independence, sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity; closely and harmoniously combine economic, cultural and social development with consolidation of national defense and security; maintaining a peaceful environment, political stability; ensuring social order and safety.

b) Key missions

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- Accelerating the restructuring of economic sectors, together with innovation of the growth model on the basis of productivity improvement, application of scientific and technological advances and creative innovation. Prioritizing the development of a number of industries and sectors with potentials, advantages and great room for development, associated with new development spaces;

- Developing key important national dynamic regions and growth poles that can function as a flagship leading the growth of the whole country. Selecting a number of geographical areas, urban areas, or regions having special advantages to build economic, financial centers, or administrative-economic units with special or disruptive institutions, mechanisms, and policies that help increase international competitiveness. Additionally, adopting appropriate mechanisms, policies and resources to ensure social security; gradually develop ethnic minority and mountainous areas, border areas and islands; and contribute to political stability, and maintain national defense and security;

- Creating and developing economic corridors along the North-South axis route, East-West economic corridors, coastal economic belts; effectively connecting major seaports, airports, international border gates, trade hubs, cities, economic centers, and growth poles; making effective connections with economic corridors in the region and the world. Developing industrial production - urban - service belts in dynamic regions and major urban areas.

II. PLAN TO IMPLEMENT MASTER PLAN

1. Projects funded by public investment capital

a) 2021 - 2025 period: adhere to the 2021 - 2025 medium-term public investment plan; focus on implementing large-scale inter-regional and inter-provincial technical infrastructure projects connected with national dynamic regions and economic corridors.

b) 2026 - 2030 period: consider setting up investment projects suitable for the goals and orientations under the Resolution No. 81/2023/QH15 elaborated in the 2026 - 2030 medium-term public investment plan and implement them in accordance with regulations of law on public investment.

c) List of projects: provided in the Appendix III.

2. Investment projects funded by sources of capital other than public investment capital

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3. Land use plan

a) 5-year National Land Use Plan 2021 - 2025: adhere to the National Assembly's Resolution No. 39/2021/QH15 dated November 13, 2021 on National Land Use Planning for 2021 - 2030 period, with a vision towards 2050 and Prime Minister’s Resolution No. 326/QD-TTg dated March 09, 2022 on allocation of quotas for National Land Use Planning for 2021 - 2030 period, with a vision towards 2050 and 5-year National Land Use Plan 2021 - 2025.

b) Formulate a 5-year National Land Use Plan 2026 - 2030 in accordance with regulations of law on land on the basis of the demand for development, ensuring the feasibility, efficiency, sustainability and conformity with orientations for national land use determined under the National Assembly’s Resolution No. 81/2023/QH15. To be specific:

- Making legitimate land available for use to meet the requirements concerning development of consistent infrastructure systems with the aim of ensuring connection of cross-sectoral and inter-regional development spaces, economic corridors and dynamic regions at the national level; creating breakthroughs in order to meet the development requirements of the country, especially transport, energy and digital infrastructure; strengthening connections with the region and the world. Giving priority to using legitimate land to meet the increasing demands relating to education, health care, society, culture, physical activity, sports, social housing, and housing for industrial park workers.

- Managing 3.5 million ha of ​​rice farming land. Within the permitted area of land, allowing the flexible shift in the structure of crops and livestock on rice farming land without changing the nature and conditions for use of rice farming land so that land can be converted back to rice farming land when necessary. Strictly controlling the repurposing of rice farming land, especially wet rice farming land that is converted into non-agricultural land, along with ensuring the interests of rice farmers and rice cultivation localities.

- Strictly managing protection forest land and special-use forest land; protecting the area of natural forests and restoring natural forests associated with biodiversity conservation, landscape and ecological environment protection. Developing and improving the quality of planted forests.

- Expanding land of industrial parks, especially in dynamic regions, connected with economic corridors, logistics centers, transportation hubs (railway stations, seaports, airports, etc.) to reduce production costs. Continuing to expand urban land associated with the process of urbanization.

- Retaining legitimate land used for national defense and security purposes.

4. Resources and use thereof for implementation of the master plan: described in Part III - Major missions and solutions.

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In order to achieve specific goals and indicators and complete the abovementioned key missions, the Government requests Ministers, heads of ministerial agencies, heads of Governmental agencies and Chairpersons of People’s Committees of provinces and central-affiliated cities to focus on providing directions for conduct of the following major missions and solutions:

1. The implementation of projects of national importance determined under the Resolution No. 81/2023/QH15 must adhere to the following principles:

a) Ensure comprehensiveness, connectivity and consistency and avoid overlap or contradiction between missions, programs, and projects of sectors and localities. Distribute resources in a focused and targeted manner in a manner within the capacity for raising capital.

b) Prioritize the use of public investment capital for development of large-scale inter-regional and inter-provincial infrastructure networks connected with national dynamic regions, economic corridors, and regional and international traffic networks; invest in projects with high pervasive effects, solve essential needs and address bottlenecks in regions, an ensure high economic and social effects for the whole region. Increase the leading role of public investment to activate, mobilize and attract all social resources, especially private-sector resources, for participation in public-private partnership (PPP) investment projects.

c) Consider prioritizing resources and focus on designing and executing inter-regional programs for education - training, vocational training, health care, culture, protection of natural resources and environment, and biodiversity conservation to contribute to human resource development, social security assurance, environmental protection, preservation and promotion of diverse and peculiar cultural values.

d) Promote decentralization of power to localities in investing in infrastructure, especially technical infrastructural constructions, environmental protection, biodiversity, sustainable management and use of natural resources.

2. Regarding mechanisms and policies

a) Build and perfect legal institution associated with strictly and effectively enforcing laws as a legal basis for the implementation of the master plan. Formulate mechanisms and policies in a manner that promotes the decentralization of power to mobilize and use sources of investment of central and local authorities in order to enable localities to apply to their investment in development of shared infrastructure, regional infrastructure as well as infrastructure making connections between local development centers and national infrastructure systems.

b) Develop mechanisms and policies to develop dynamic regions and prioritized economic corridors; mechanisms and incentives for investment in and effective exploitation of hi-tech zones, hi-tech agricultural zones, information technology parks, and national innovation centers established under the Prime Minister’s decision according to the advanced models in the world.

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d) Develop and improve tax, land, investment and credit policies for science and technology enterprises, small and medium-sized enterprise incubators, technical facilities supporting small and medium-sized enterprises and co-working spaces supporting start-up small and medium-sized enterprises.

dd) Perfect state budget collection policies on land, property and natural resources; adopt an appropriate mechanism to make best use of land resources for socio-economic infrastructure development. Increase the state budget revenue from auctioning of land use rights, bidding for projects using land as planned and in city development areas according to transit-oriented development (TOD) model to invest such revenue in construction of urban infrastructure.

e) Perfect regulatory cultural mechanisms and policies to meet development requirements so that the culture domain is truly the spiritual foundation of society. Formulate particular mechanisms and policies to take care of the development of culture, education, training, health care, and improve the quality of human resources; afford ethnic minorities, especially those in border areas, sustainable livelihood and jobs, and a settled way of life.

g) Improve mechanisms and policies to develop a professional, humane and modern journalism and communication system to serve the information needs of the people.

h) Improve mechanisms, policies, and laws on climate change, inter-regional and cross-sectoral coordination mechanisms in responding to climate change; encourage investment in reducing emissions in various fields.

3. Attracting investment

a) Continue to promote administrative reform; further improve and raise the quality of the investment and business environment; enable all economic sectors to make investment and do business; ensure fair competition, equality and transparency.

b) Make significant changes in regulatory policies to incentivize foreign investment, and prepare consistent conditions, such as infrastructure, institution, human resources, etc. to increase the efficiency in foreign investment to serve development goals. Mobilize foreign loans with preferential conditions and interest rates that are appropriate, effective and are mostly used in a number of key fields of activity; prioritize investment in projects that directly promote growth, sustainable development and have pervasive effects, such as projects for adaptation to climate change, clean energy, including offering access to sustainable and reliable energy sources at reasonable prices and accurately assessing wind and solar power potentials to support the energy transformation, improvement of environmental quality; and cultural, education, health, science, technology and innovation projects.

c)  Plan to attract reputable and financially capable large enterprises with advanced technologies, high technologies, modern management systems, and world-leading multinational corporations to invest in dynamic regions and formation of industrial clusters with the aim of creating great pervasive effects, and promoting the development of the domestic economic sector.

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a) Sustainably develop human resources in the direction of ensuring overall balance and harmony with population distribution planning. Develop breakthrough policies and solutions regarding human resources to quickly increase the rate of workers holding academic qualifications or certificates; mobilize domestic and international resources for use in the tasks of training and retraining human resources.

b) Attract and effectively use the intelligence and resources of overseas Vietnamese. Innovate policies to attract human resources, especially scientific and technical personnel in foreign countries, for long-term work in Vietnam, scientific and technical personnel working in the long term in disadvantaged areas and develop local human resources in disadvantaged areas, especially in ethnic minority areas and border areas.

5. Ensuring social security

a) Fully implement policies to ensure social security for all people according to the provisions of law; continue to perfect the legal basis, policies and solutions for social security assurance associated with social progress and justice suitable for economic development achievements in the context of socialist-oriented market economy development.

b) Pay attention to investment in ethnic minority areas, mountainous areas and extremely disadvantaged areas; support and enable ethnic minorities to have equal access to resources, development opportunities and equal enjoyment of basic social services.

c) Gradually make disadvantaged areas develop by building infrastructure connecting them with economic corridors, or involving disadvantaged border areas in the development of border gate economic zones.

d) Effectively execute socio-economic development programs and projects in ethnic minority areas, mountainous areas and extremely disadvantaged areas.

6. Regarding science, technology and environment

a) Select and focus on supporting research, application and development of technologies for a number of key industries and sectors. Improve the domestic science and technology potential and level to be able to conduct new scientific researches and technological developments, focus on prioritizing the development of technologies with high applicability, especially digital technology, biological technology, artificial intelligence, mechatronics, automation, biomedical electronics, energy, and environment.

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7. Providing financial resources

a) Continue to restructure the state budget to ensure a reasonable ratio between recurrent expenditure and capital investment expenditure in the direction of gradually increasing capital investment expenditure. Restructure public investment expenditure in the direction of ensuring focused, targeted investment and avoidance of distracted investment; improving efficiency and effectiveness in allocation and disbursement of public investment capital.

b) Accelerate the divestment of state capital, the equitization of state-owned enterprises that are not on the list of enterprises of which shares need not to be held by the State, transfer or lease out state-owned enterprises, and make room for mobilizing non-state investment resources for the socio-economic development. Eradicate the situation of distracted investment made outside of the main business lines through the divestment procedure with the aim of ensuring that state-owned enterprises focus on their main business lines and sectors.

c) Complete the legal and policy frameworks for development of all types of capital markets, especially stock and venture capital markets, in order to mobilize medium and long-term capital for investment and promotion of entrepreneurship and creative innovation activities.

8. Regarding international cooperation

a) Strengthen cooperation with countries, territories, international organizations, financial institutions and donor agencies to mobilize financial resources for infrastructure construction investment projects, technical assistance and capacity building projects with a view to strengthening economic connectivity within and outside the ASEAN region.

b) Actively and proactively cooperate with worldwide countries and territories to promote economic, trade and investment relations, especially creating more favorable conditions for access to major and important markets of Vietnamese exports. Effectively carry out Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), especially new-generation FTAs, ​​of which Vietnam is a member state with the aim of maximizing benefits from FTAs.

c) Actively and proactively participate in international treaties, bilateral and multilateral cooperation mechanisms; promote international cooperation relating to water resources on the principle of respecting international law and interests of each partnering country involved in extraction, use and management of transboundary water resources.

d) Actively and proactively participate in international treaties and agreements on climate change with the expectation of taking advantage of international support resources for response to climate change.

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a) Build the People's Army and the revolutionary People's Police that are regular, elite and modern and meet mission requirements in all situations. 

b) Develop combat plans and tactics; raise combat skills and competence to firmly protect independence, sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity, and maintain political stability, national security, social order and safety.

c) Closely combine economic, cultural and social development with consolidating and strengthening national defense and security in all territories, strategic grounds, borders, seas, islands, key economic zones and industrial parks, economic - defense zones in line with national defense and security strategies and projects.

d) Promote the development of marine and coastal economy in combination with ensuring national defense and security at sea to firmly protect independence, sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity.

dd) Consistently build civil defense organization systems; get ready to respond effectively to traditional and non-traditional security challenges; effectively implement the work of ensuring economic security in the context of socialist-oriented market economy development and international economic integration. Actively struggle to defeat plots and activities causing harm to national security; improve the effectiveness and efficiency in state management of national security and order.

IV. ORGANIZING IMPLEMENTATION

1. Ministers, heads of ministerial agencies, heads of Governmental agencies, Chairpersons of People’s Committees of provinces and central-affiliated cities shall:

c) Urgently complete the formulation and submit to a competent authority for appraisal and approval of national planning, regional planning and provincial planning for the period 2021 - 2030, with a vision to 2050 in 2023, ensuring the conformity and consistency with the National Master Plan approved by the National Assembly in Resolution No. 81/2023/QH15; develop a plan to implement the planning and submit it to a competent authority for its review and approval for implementation.

d) Direct the review of the planning decided or approved by competent authorities, ensuring the relationship between types of planning according to Article 6 of the Law on Planning. The adjustment to planning in the case of conflict are carried out according to regulations of the Resolution No. 61/2022/QH15 dated June 16, 2022 of the National Assembly.

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e) Regularly monitor, inspect and monitor progress and results of implementation of given missions; annually, review and assess the implementation in writing, send it to the Ministry of Planning and Investment for consolidation and reporting to the Government and Prime Minister according to regulations of law on planning.

2. Request agencies of the Communist Party, the National Assembly, the Vietnamese Fatherland Front, socio-political organizations to closely cooperate with state administrative agencies at all levels, strengthen supervision of mission implementation, express social criticism and opinions, contributing to creating consensus in the course of organizing the implementation of the Government's Action Program and the Plan to implement the National Master Plan promulgated together with this Resolution.

3. The Ministry of Information and Communications shall preside over and cooperate with the Central Propaganda Commission to direct press agencies and grassroots information systems to cooperate with relevant ministries, central and local authorities to enhance the communication and raise awareness of the people, enterprises, agencies, and units of the National Master Plan and the goals, missions, and solutions identified in the Government's Action Program to implement of the National Assembly’s Resolution No. 81/2023/QH15.

4. During the implementation process, if it is deemed necessary to amend any specific content under the Action Program and the Plan to implement the Master Plan issued under this Resolution, Ministries, ministerial agencies and local governments shall proactively propose and submit the amendments to the Ministry of Planning and Investment for consolidation and reporting to the Government for its consideration and decision.

5. The Ministry of Planning and Investment shall regularly inspect and supervise ministries, ministerial agencies and local governments in carrying out the given missions; submit an annual report to the Government and the Prime Minister for review and decision./.

APPENDIX I

SPECIFIC INDICATORS FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL ASSEMBLY’S RESOLUTION NO. 81/2023/QH15
(Enclosed with the Government’s Resolution No. 90/NQ-CP dated June 16, 2023)

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Unit

By 2030

2021-2030 period

Authority presiding over supervision and assessment

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Average growth rate

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7,0

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2

Economic structure

Ministry of Planning and Investment

Service

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Industry

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>40

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< 10

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GDP per capita

USD

7.500

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4

Contribution rate of total factor productivity (TFP) to growth

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>50

Ministry of Planning and Investment

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Proportion of digital economy to GDP [1]

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Ministry of Information and Communications

6

Urbanization rate

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>50

Ministry of Construction

7

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16 - 26

Ministry of Construction

8

Percentage of communes meeting prescribed standards of new rural areas

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>90

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9

Floor area of residential housing on average per capita in urban areas

m²

32

Ministry of Construction

10

Ratio of students enrolled in higher education programs per ten thousand people

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Ministry of Education and Training

11

Ratio of trained workers who hold academic qualification or certificates

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35-40

Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs

12

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Patient bed

35

Ministry of Health

13

Number of doctors per ten thousand people

Doctor

19

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14

Forest cover rate

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42

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development

15

Rate of domestic solid waste in urban areas collected and treated according to prescribed standards

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Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment

16

Rate of domestic solid waste in rural areas collected and treated according to prescribed standards

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90

Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment

17

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%

98

Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment

18

Rate of treated or reused wastewater discharged into river basins

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>70

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APPENDIX II

MISSIONS TO BE CONDUCTED FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL ASSEMBLY’S RESOLUTION NO. 81/2023/QH15
(Enclosed with the Government’s Resolution No. 90/NQ-CP dated June 16, 2023)

No.

Missions, Projects

Presiding authority

Cooperating authority

Submission deadline

Submitted to

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Formulating plan to announce Master Plan and organize announcement of National Master Plan in accordance with regulations of law.

Ministry of Planning and Investment

Ministries, central and local authorities

2^nd Quarter/2023

Prime Minister

2

Building organizational models and region coordination mechanisms to implement intra-regional linkages and promote linkages between regions, and promoting the effective use of resources.

Ministry of Planning and Investment

Ministries, central and local authorities

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Government

3

Developing mechanisms and policies to develop dynamic regions and prioritized economic corridors.

Ministry of Planning and Investment

Ministries, central and local authorities

2024

4

Formulating policies to develop and attract high-quality human resources within dynamic regions; policies and solutions for ensuring social security.

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Ministries, central and local authorities

2023

Government

5

Formulating mechanisms and policies for effective investment in and operation of hi-tech zones and hi-tech agricultural zones.

Ministry of Science and Technology

Ministries, central and local authorities

2023

Government

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Formulating mechanisms and policies for effective investment in and operation of information technology parks.

Ministry of Information and Communications

Ministries, central and local authorities

2023

Government

7

Setting up a project to develop national quality infrastructure in the direction of unity, synchronization and international integration; National Standardization Strategy for the period 2021 - 2025, with a vision towards 2030.

Ministry of Science and Technology

Ministries, central and local authorities

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Prime Minister

8

Formulating mechanisms and incentives for national innovation center established under the Prime Minister’s decision

Ministry of Planning and Investment

Ministries, central and local authorities

2023

Government

9

Formulating mechanisms and policies for state budget collection regarding land, property and natural resources; mechanisms for making best use of land resources for socio-economic infrastructure development.

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Ministries, central and local authorities

2025

Government

10

Formulating cultural mechanisms and policies to meet development requirements so that the culture domain is truly the spiritual foundation of society.

Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism

Ministries, central and local authorities

2023

Government

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Formulating particular mechanisms and policies to afford ethnic minorities, especially those in border areas, sustainable livelihood and jobs, and a settled way of life.

Committee on Ethnic Minority Affairs

Ministries, central and local authorities

2023

Government

12

Formulating 2026 - 2030 National Land Use Plan.

Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment

Ministries, central and local authorities

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National Assembly

13

Formulating mechanisms and policies to mobilize resources for investment in and development of fire control infrastructure.

Ministry of Public Security

Ministries, central and local authorities

2024

Government, Prime Minister

14

Formulating Resolution of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee on arranging district- and commune-level administrative divisions for the 2023 - 2030 period.

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Ministries, central and local authorities

2023

National Assembly’s Standing Committee

15

Formulating Resolution of the Government on promulgation of the plan to arrange district- and commune-level administrative divisions for the 2023 - 2030 period.

Ministry of Home Affairs

Ministries, central and local authorities

2023

Government

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APPENDIX III

TENTATIVE PHASING OF INVESTMENT FOR PROJECTS OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL ASSEMBLY’S RESOLUTION NO. 81/2023/QH15
(Enclosed with the Government’s Resolution No. 90/NQ-CP dated June 16, 2023)

No.

Project name

Location

Presiding authority

Cooperating authority

Investment phasing

Prioritized source of capital

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2026 2030

After 2030

Public investment capital

Other source of capital

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EXPECTED PROJECTS OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE DETERMINED UNDER THE APPENDIX TO RESOLUTION NO. 81/2023/QH15

1

Eastern North - South expressway

From Lang Son to Ca Mau

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Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

2

Western North - South expressway

23 provinces

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Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

X

3

East - West expressway

Relevant local governments

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Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

X

4

Long Thanh international airport

Dong Nai province

...

...

...

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

X

5

Ring road of Hanoi capital area

Hanoi City and relevant local governments

...

...

...

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

6

Ring road of Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City and relevant local governments

...

...

...

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

7

North - South express railway

Relevant local governments

...

...

...

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

8

Urban rail transit system of Hanoi City

Hanoi City

...

...

...

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

9

Urban rail transit system of Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City

...

...

...

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

10

Several railway lines connected to international gateway seaports, international border checkpoints, international airports, Eastern belt railway in Hanoi hub area; Ho Chi Minh City - Can Tho line

Relevant local governments

...

...

...

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

II

INVESTMENT RESEARCH PROJECTS IN LINE WITH GOALS AND ORIENTATIONS UNDER RESOLUTION NO. 81/2023/QH15

1

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a

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...

...

-

...

...

...

Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

b

...

...

...

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development

Ministries and local government in the Mekong Delta

X

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

c

...

...

...

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Construction and relevant Ministries

X

X

X

X

X

d

...

...

...

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

2

...

...

...

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Education and Training

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Health

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Science and Technology

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Science and Technology

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

X

-

...

...

...

Relevant local governments

Ministry of Planning and Investment

Ministries and relevant local governments

X

X

X

X

X

...

...

...