New disbursement reaches nearly 34% of plan
According to the report of Vinh Long Provincial People's Committee, the progress of public investment disbursement is still slow. Departments and branches mentioned many projects that have not started construction and have low disbursement.
Currently, 87 projects have not started construction, 28 projects have not been disbursed, 7 transition projects have a rate of less than 30%, in addition, there are 5 projects that have not approved site clearance plans.
Investment preparation, site clearance, construction design and estimates for many projects are still slow; compensation, land recovery and allocation are facing many difficulties, and material resources are scarce.
The process of receiving and handing over the project after the merger also causes difficulties for Project Management Boards at all levels, directly affecting the disbursement progress.
Mr. Truong Dang Vinh Phuc - Director of the Department of Finance of Vinh Long province - said that thanks to early capital allocation and drastic direction, by the end of July, the whole province's public investment disbursement reached nearly 34%.
In the last months of 2025, Vinh Long province will continue to focus resources and implement many solutions to promote the disbursement of public investment capital.
According to Mr. Phuc, the total public investment capital plan of Vinh Long province in 2025 is more than VND 19,650 billion, estimated to disburse more than VND 6,668 billion by August 30, reaching 33.94% of the plan. In the last months of the year, the province continues to vigorously implement tasks and solutions to disburse capital plans.
The Department of Finance said that the approval of estimates, payments and finalizations is still slow. The Department is coordinating with the investor and the Project Management Board to shorten the appraisal and speed up disbursement.
Accelerate the disbursement of public investment capital Mr. Dang Van Chinh - Permanent Vice Chairman of Vinh Long Provincial People's Committee - requested departments, branches, localities and investors to enhance their responsibility in implementing capital plans and closely coordinate with inspection and supervision work.
Units need to regularly work with contractors to closely monitor the progress, promptly remove difficulties, and ensure the disbursement progress of each project.
Agencies and units must completely handle problems in all stages of public investment, from project appraisal, approval of contractor selection plans, construction designs, site clearance to payment, settlement; at the same time, ensure publicity, transparency and strengthen bidding supervision, select competent units, and implement quickly and effectively.
"Investors should proactively review projects under implementation and promptly report the shortage of materials for support, to avoid slowing down the disbursement progress," Mr. Chinh added.
