In 2026, the total public investment capital plan of Dien Bien assigned by the Prime Minister is 4,937.698 billion VND. Of which, local budget capital is 1,157.5 billion VND, and central budget capital is 3,780.198 billion VND.
To date, the province has decided to allocate 5,052.668 billion VND in detail, equal to 102.33% of the plan assigned by the Prime Minister and equal to 96.52% of the plan assigned by the province. The capital not yet allocated in detail is 182.38 billion VND, mainly belonging to national target programs.
As of August 31, the province's disbursement reached 54.30% of the capital plan assigned by the Prime Minister, and is expected to reach about 57.97% by the end of September.
Notably, 9 inter-level ethnic minority boarding school projects in border communes are large-scale projects, required to be completed before August 30, 2026. As of August 31, the disbursement rate of this project group reached 63.43%. Through review, in 20 grade I economic sectors, 11 sectors reached or exceeded the progress, 3 sectors basically reached the progress, but there are still 6 sectors that are significantly behind the third-quarter growth scenario.
This situation shows that the implementation of socio-economic development plans and public investment still has bottlenecks that need to be resolutely addressed. Some projects are still facing obstacles in terms of dossiers, legal procedures, investment preparation, implementation organization and disbursement.
The deployment of some capital sources after being allocated to the commune level also needs to be further reviewed to ensure compliance with regulations and not interrupt progress.
According to Mr. Le Van Luong - Chairman of Dien Bien Provincial People's Committee, departments, branches, and localities need to focus highly and synchronously implement tasks according to the growth scenario, striving to complete and exceed the assigned targets.
In which, it is necessary to promote production and business, exploit the potential and advantages of the locality well; and at the same time strengthen management and urging of projects, ensuring progress and quality of works.
Specifically for public investment, the solution identified by the province is to handle each bottleneck, not to let the situation of "capital waiting for project, project waiting for procedures" occur. Investors and localities must urgently review all dossiers and legal procedures; proactively remove difficulties under their authority...
