According to Mr. Dao Duy Phong - Deputy Director of the Hanoi Department of Construction, the program is organized with the aim of enhancing management responsibility in the fields of: roads; urban drainage; public lighting; clean water supply; parks, flower gardens, trees, and lawns.
The training session took place over 3 days with the participation of 280 commune, ward and department of construction officials, to clarify the basic contents of decentralization in appraisal and construction licensing; decentralization in construction quality management; decentralization in traffic infrastructure management. The program also includes an overview of skills in identifying and handling administrative violations in construction activities, construction materials, technical infrastructure and housing development.
At the training session, Mr. Phan Truong Thanh - Head of the Department of Finance - Planning of the Department of Construction said that the goal is to use traffic infrastructure as a foundation. Urban technical infrastructure works such as trees and lighting will be linked to traffic infrastructure works. Basically, it is inheriting current regulations. In addition, the general content and general orientation also depend on the conditions and characteristics of each locality.
Decentralization in appraisal, handling, and construction management will ensure consistency, systematization, and continuity, without overlap in performing functions, tasks, and state management authority; ensure specialized scientific and technical factors for each field.
The decentralization will be associated with the responsibility and authority of the People's Committee at the commune level; ensuring financial conditions, human resources and other necessary conditions for the commune level to perform and successfully complete the assigned tasks. Ensure the principle of maximum decentralization to the People's Committees at the commune level to promptly resolve and better serve the requirements of the organization and people, in accordance with management capacity, resource mobilization capacity, ensuring the requirements of urban management, agricultural development and socio-economic development of the locality", Mr. Phan Truong Thanh shared.
Decentralization, delegation and assignment of tasks will also improve management efficiency, ensuring consistency throughout the area through the development of goals, principles, norms, standards, norms, unit prices, processes, and regulations for implementation and organization of inspection and supervision through the system of norms, standards, norms, and centralized databases.
Ensure publicity, transparency, and equality; link authority with responsibility in handling work and administrative reform in decentralized areas. At the same time, it is necessary to link management decentralization with strengthening inspection, supervision and guidance on decentralization from Hanoi City.
