
In 11 months, the disbursement of public investment capital nationwide reached more than 60% of the plan.
The Ministry of Finance has just announced that in the past 11 months, the country's public investment disbursement reached VND553,250.4 billion, equal to 60.6% of the plan assigned by the Prime Minister and an increase of more than 2.4% over the same period last year. 11 ministries, central agencies and 26 localities have not yet made detailed allocations of the assigned capital.
According to the plan from the beginning of the year, the total public investment capital in 2025 assigned by the Prime Minister is 913,216.2 billion VND. Of which, the public investment plan with State budget capital assigned by the Prime Minister at the beginning of the year is 825,922.3 billion VND, the public investment plan with additional central budget capital assigned is 87,293.9 billion VND.
The additional capital plan assigned after September 30, 2025 and the additional implementation of Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW is 27,429.6 billion VND and the local budget balance capital plan assigned by localities increased compared to the plan assigned by the Prime Minister (updated to the time of reporting) is 167,522.6 billion VND.
Thus, the total plan assigned in 2025 (the plan assigned by the Prime Minister, the plan for increased local balanced capital) is 1,080,738.8 billion VND.
By the end of November, the total detailed capital allocation was 1,039,467.1 billion VND. If not counting the local budget balance capital plan assigned by localities, the total allocated capital was 871,944.47 billion VND, reaching 95.5% of the plan assigned by the Prime Minister.

According to the Ministry of Finance, as of November 30, disbursement reached 60.6% of the plan assigned by the Prime Minister.
However, there are still 41,271.8 billion VND of central budget capital of 11 ministries, central agencies and 26 localities that have not been allocated in detail, accounting for 4.5% of the plan assigned by the Prime Minister.
According to the Ministry of Finance, as of November 30, disbursement reached 60.6% of the plan assigned by the Prime Minister. If not counting the additional plan assigned by the Prime Minister after September 30, 2025 and the additional implementation of Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW (VND 27,429.6 billion), the 11-month disbursement rate reached 62.5% of the plan assigned by the Prime Minister.
In the context of slow disbursement of public investment capital and intertwined problems, the Ministry of Finance has proposed solutions to remove difficulties so that projects can soon complete progress according to the plan assigned by the Prime Minister.
The Ministry of Finance emphasized that promoting public investment is a top priority political task, one of the criteria for evaluating officials according to Regulation 366-QD/TW of the Politburo, so it is necessary to further promote the role of heads of ministries, agencies, heads of Party committees and local authorities in leading, directing and organizing implementation, promptly removing difficulties and obstacles according to their authority or proposing to competent authorities for resolution.
At the same time, assign specific leaders and officers in charge of each project, individualize responsibilities as a basis for evaluating task performance results; promptly overcome identified shortcomings and limitations, refer to good lessons and valuable experiences of ministries and central agencies with high disbursement rates, especially in site clearance.
To remove obstacles in mechanisms and policies: ministries and agencies continue to review and synthesize obstacles in mechanisms and policies related to public investment disbursement according to their functions and tasks to report and propose to competent authorities for timely consideration.
According to the Ministry of Finance, there is only about a month left until the end of the year and two months left to complete the disbursement of the 2025 plan. The requirement now is not only to accelerate, but also to accelerate effectively and with focus. Therefore, ministries, branches and localities need to clearly identify projects with high disbursement potential to prioritize capital; at the same time, resolutely transfer capital from projects that are sluggish or cannot complete procedures on time.
In addition, strong decentralization coupled with accountability is extremely important. Many localities have proven effective when leaders directly monitor the progress of each project and resolve difficulties right at the scene. Special task force models or regular supervision mechanisms are effective methods that need to be replicated.
Source: https://vtv.vn/11-thang-giai-ngan-von-dau-tu-cong-cua-ca-nuoc-dat-hon-60-ke-hoach-100251205174932464.htm










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