According to the Resolution of the Dong Thap Provincial People's Council, in 2026, the province will recover land to implement 135 projects, with a total recovered area of up to 1,484.85 ha in the entire province.
Land recovery is allocated according to many different sources of capital. Specifically, nearly 405 hectares of land must be recovered to implement 12 projects using central investment capital; more than 180 hectares of land recovered to implement 82 projects using provincial budget capital; 36.86 hectares of land serving 17 projects using investment capital from communes and wards; 863.24 hectares of land must be recovered to implement 24 projects using non-budget capital, investing through sectors.
In the list of works and projects that must be recovered land in 2026, there are 19 urban areas and residential areas in communes and wards of Dong Thap province. Some typical projects include: Tram Chim urban area (Tram Chim commune) with a scale of 127 ha; An Lac 1 urban area (My Tra ward) with a scale of 56.96 ha; An Lac 2 urban area with a scale of 44.86 ha; Go Cong Central urban area (Son Qui ward) with an area of nearly 28 ha; along with projects such as My Tra urban area, Binh Dong residential area, My Phu ward residential area, Dragon Xanh smart urban area (phase 2) in Thuong Phuoc commune.
Not only focusing on the urban sector, the land acquisition plan in 2026 is also expanded to many traffic infrastructure projects and other essential works. Notably, the coastal road project section passing through Tien Giang province (now Dong Thap province) connecting with Long An province (now Tay Ninh province) and Ben Tre province (now Vinh Long province), phase 1; provincial road 877C project (from National Highway 1 to National Highway 50, connecting Ho Chi Minh City - Trung Luong - My Thuan expressway); provincial road 870B project (from Phuoc Lam Pagoda roundabout to National Highway 1); provincial road 873C project...
Talking to Lao Dong Newspaper reporters, Dr. Tran Xuan Luong - Deputy Director of the Vietnam Real Estate Market Research Institute - said that large-scale land acquisition poses many challenges for compensation, support and resettlement for affected people. This reality requires local authorities and functional agencies to synchronously and effectively implement and apply compensation - support - resettlement policies, in order to ensure the legitimate rights of people and limit the occurrence of lawsuits and disputes.
According to Dr. Tran Xuan Luong, the process of implementing land acquisition projects needs to be carried out transparently and publicly, from planning, acquisition to determining and unifying compensation prices, in order to ensure fairness and harmony of interests between the State, businesses and people. At the same time, businesses investing in projects also need to closely coordinate with local authorities, contributing to building a transparent, sustainable and people-friendly investment environment, especially in the context of the real estate and infrastructure market having many fluctuations today.
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