Executing the Plans of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, the Ministry of Public Security, and the provincial People’s Committee, recently, the tasks of surveying, cadastral mapping, compiling cadastral dossiers, and building the land database have been deployed simultaneously across 44 communes and wards province-wide. To date, over 217,000 land parcels have been synchronized on the national land database VNLiS; of which, over 192,000 parcels belong to the data group guaranteeing the “accurate, complete, clean, live” criteria.

For areas where cadastral maps already exist, land database construction work is being heavily concentrated. As of November 6, 2026, the entire province has completed editing, adjusting, and entering spatial data for over 739,000 land parcels; scanned dossier data for over 242,000 parcels; and entered attribute data for over 359,000 land parcels.

Regarding surveying and cadastral mapping, the total workload according to technical designs and estimates exceeds 681,000 land parcels covering an area of over 191,000 ha. To date, units have completed field surveying reaching 48.92% of the designed total area.

However, deployment progress in several localities remains slow and uneven. land database construction work and the allocation of personnel and equipment by some consulting units have yet to meet requirements. Coordination between executing units and grassroots-level administrations during implementation organization has at times lacked tightness, affecting progress and work efficiency.

Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Lê Văn Lương emphasized: The tasks of surveying, cadastral mapping, compiling cadastral dossiers, and building the land database bear immense significance in elevating the validity and efficiency of state land management.

The Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee requested the Department of Agriculture and Environment to review emerging issues, promptly advising and submitting them to the provincial People’s Committee to consider and unify direction and implementation plans; and to urge contractors to reinforce personnel and vehicles to accelerate execution progress. Commune and ward People’s Committees must elevate their coordination responsibilities, proactively exchanging with the provincial Police and the Department of Agriculture and Environment to untangle bottlenecks, ensuring the completion of 2026 tasks on schedule and with quality.