Surplus headquarters
Inspect and handle violations in arranging, arranging, and exploiting public assets
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The Prime Minister directed to strengthen management, inspection, examination, supervision, and handling of violations in the arrangement, arrangement, and exploitation of headquarters and public assets.
Speedy handling of redundant headquarters in Ninh Binh after merger
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Ninh Binh - In just a short time after the merger of the province, hundreds of redundant houses and land facilities have been arranged "quickly", used effectively, and avoided waste.
9,056 redundant land and housing establishments need to continue to be handled
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According to the Ministry of Home Affairs, the number of redundant houses and land that need to be further processed is 9,056 establishments. Previously, the total number of houses and land establishments that had been processed was 17,496 establishments.
After the merger, 7,387 redundant land and housing establishments need to continue to be handled
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In the presentation that the Ministry of Finance just sent to the Ministry of Home Affairs, it was clearly stated that after the merger, the number of redundant land and housing establishments that need to be further processed is 7,387 establishments.
Bac Ninh: Businesses apply to lease surplus land fund after merger
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Bac Ninh - The Provincial People's Committee has just issued an official dispatch on renting houses and land to organize activities according to regulations.
Can Tho has 577 public houses and land facilities that are no longer in need of use
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Can Tho - There are 112 surplus headquarters managed by city-level departments, branches and sectors, 349 headquarters managed by commune-level People's Committees and 116 land plots being leased or vacant.
91 surplus headquarters in the 3 old Bac Lieu wards are expected to be handled by 2027
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Ca Mau - Only 3 wards have 91 surplus real estate facilities, some of which are vacant and degraded. According to the project, it will not be resolved until 2027.
Ca Mau proposes to hand over 60 surplus real estate for auction
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Ca Mau - Only 3 wards in Ca Mau have 91 surplus houses and land that need to be handled after the arrangement.
Prioritizing surplus houses and land after merging to build commune police headquarters, healthcare, education
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The Prime Minister requested priority for surplus houses and land for medical, educational and training purposes, culture, sports, and commune police headquarters.
Priority in using surplus state agency headquarters for preschool education
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The program clearly states the priority for using redundant state agency headquarters after the arrangement of the local administrative apparatus for preschool education.
Chairman of Can Tho informs about the use of surplus headquarters after the merger
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Can Tho - The city will soon arrange and effectively exploit the surplus administrative headquarters after the merger, avoiding the situation of vacant houses causing waste of public assets.
Proposal to hand over the headquarters of the Ba Ria - Vung Tau Administrative Center to Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy
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HCMC - The assignment of the headquarters of the Ba Ria - Vung Tau Administrative Center to the University of Medicine and Pharmacy will be effective in management and convenient for training and practice.
Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City issues a letter of limitations to handle vacant public houses and land after the merger
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HCMC - All public housing and land funds that are not used or are used ineffectively must have a handling plan before October 30.
Synchronous planning between education, infrastructure and urban areas to reduce traffic pressure
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HCMC - The proposal to move universities to surplus administrative headquarters is expected to reduce traffic pressure and infrastructure in the central area.
Rearranging Binh Duong Administrative Center and converting it into Ho Chi Minh City Scientific Center
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Ho Chi Minh City - Tower A of Binh Duong Administrative Center will be arranged as a workplace for agencies. Tower B will be converted into the Ho Chi Minh City Science Center.
