According to information from the Ministry of Finance, the 2025 state budget public investment plan (NSNN) assigned by the Prime Minister is VND 913,216.2 billion. Of which, the plan assigned at the beginning of the year is 825,922.3 billion VND; the additional central budget capital assigned is 87,293.9 billion VND, an increase of 3,699.2 billion VND compared to the time of reporting last week. In particular, the additional capital to implement Resolution 57-NQ/TW and is allowed to transfer to the next year is VND 27,429.6 billion.
For localities, the local budget balance capital plan assigned increased compared to the plan assigned by the Prime Minister to 167,522.6 billion VND. Thus, the total capital plan for 2025 (including capital allocated by the Central Government and increased local capital) will reach VND 1,080,738.8 billion.
By the end of November, ministries, agencies and localities had allocated VND1,039,467.1 billion in details. If not including the increased local budget balance capital, the allocated capital is VND 871,944.47 billion, equal to 95.5% of the plan assigned by the Prime Minister.
Currently, there is still VND 41,271.8 billion of central budget capital that has not been allocated in detail, belonging to 11 ministries, central agencies and 26 localities, equivalent to 4.5% of the plan. Of which, VND 40,432.84 billion is the new capital assigned by the Prime Minister from increased central budget revenue and adjustments between ministries, agencies and localities, accounting for 98% of the unallocated capital. The remaining VND 838.96 billion is capital allocated since the beginning of the year but has not been allocated due to many reasons: National target program capital has been allocated in full according to the scale and approved subjects; some localities are completing procedures for allocation; some ODA projects have not signed or have not extended Loan Agreements.
As of November 30, 2025, public investment disbursement reached VND 553,250.4 billion, equivalent to 60.6% of the plan assigned by the Prime Minister. Compared to the same period in November 2024, the disbursement rate increased by 2.4 percentage points. If the additional capital allocated after September 30, 2025 and the additional capital implemented in Resolution 57-NQ/TW (27.429.6 billion VND) are excluded, the disbursement rate for 11 months will reach 62.5%.
To speed up progress in the remaining months, the Ministry of Finance emphasized the requirement to continue to strictly implement the resolutions and instructions of the Party, National Assembly, Government and Prime Minister on the allocation and disbursement of public investment capital. Promoting public investment is identified as an important political task, a criterion for evaluating cadres according to Regulation 366-QD/TW. Disbursement work is considered a responsibility, authority and at the same time a requirement of public ethics, requiring determination, clarification of people, work, responsibility, time and results.
The Ministry of Finance also proposed promoting the role of the leader in handling problems, closely directing, specifically assigning leaders and officers in charge of each project, and at the same time learning from the experience of units with high disbursement rates, especially in site clearance.
Regarding problems with mechanisms and policies, ministries and agencies continue to review, synthesize and report to propose competent authorities to consider and promptly resolve them, creating conditions for disbursement progress in the coming time.
