On October 13, the Department of Finance of Khanh Hoa province is researching and developing a software to monitor public investment disbursement, in order to change the way of grasping and reporting weekly disbursement situations, aiming at more transparent, accurate and timely management and supervision of investment progress.
According to the report of the Department of Finance, in the first 9 months of 2025, although the Provincial People's Committee issued many documents directing the acceleration of disbursement progress, units and localities have also made efforts in implementation.
However, the disbursement rate of public investment capital in the whole province is still low, not reaching the minimum target of 60% according to the direction of the Government in Resolution No. 230/NQ-CP dated August 10, 2025. Accordingly, the accumulated disbursement by the end of September 2025, the whole Khanh Hoa province has only reached VND 6,134.963 billion, equivalent to 38.13% of the plan, equal to 48% of the capital plan assigned by the Government. Of which, there are 18 key and motivating projects and works of the province that are stuck in site clearance, with a total allocated plan capital of VND 8,835.353 billion, accounting for 55% of the total capital plan assigned by the Prime Minister.
As of August 31, 2025, the disbursement rate of new key projects reached 14.58%; by the end of September, this figure increased to 19.71% (equivalent to VND 1,741.440 billion).
The slow increase shows that difficulties and obstacles in implementing the capital plan have not been completely resolved.
Khanh Hoa Provincial Department of Finance stated that one of the main reasons for the slow disbursement progress is due to changes in the organization model, responsibilities and project management processes in the locality after no longer maintaining the district level.
The establishment of new authorities after the merger has caused the appraisal of feasibility studies, basic designs, construction designs, as well as acceptance and payment work to be prolonged.
Many projects have had to adjust their designs to suit the new administrative boundaries, directly affecting site clearance.
Meanwhile, the units assigned to take charge such as the Land Fund Development Center and the People's Committees of communes and wards are currently lacking human resources and have not yet met the large workload on compensation, support and resettlement.
In addition, some new projects starting in 2025 are still in the process of bidding for construction or have just completed bidding, with no implementation volume for disbursement.
Faced with that reality, the Khanh Hoa Department of Finance proposed to study the development of software to monitor the disbursement of public investment capital - a centralized data management tool. Thereby, helping to immediately update the progress of each project, early detection of bottlenecks, supporting management agencies to proactively advise and propose timely solutions.
The implementation of the software is expected to contribute to modernizing public investment management, increasing transparency, while improving the efficiency of operation, supervision and urging disbursement progress in Khanh Hoa province.
