Promulgating the Plan to implement the Kon Tum Provincial Planning for the period 2021 - 2030, with a vision to 2050
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha signed Decision No. 68/QD-TTg dated January 10, 2025 promulgating the Plan to implement the Kon Tum Provincial Planning for the period 2021 - 2030, with a vision to 2050.
Kon Tum has favorable policies for large economic groups to invest in a number of key areas in the province. |
The main content of the Plan is to complete the synchronous planning system; implement projects according to the Provincial Planning; and land use plan.
Abolish inappropriate planning
To complete the synchronous planning system, the Plan sets out the task of reviewing and abolishing plans on investment in the development of specific goods, services and products, determining the volume and quantity of products produced and consumed in the area and plans that are no longer suitable to reality and legal regulations; publicly announcing the list of plans integrated into the Provincial Planning that have expired according to Article 59 of the Law on Planning.
By 2025, complete the review, establishment and adjustment of urban and rural planning, technical and specialized planning in Kon Tum province according to the provisions of law, ensuring consistency and synchronization with the approved Provincial Planning.
Principles for determining public investment projects
Regarding the implementation of projects according to the Provincial Planning, the Plan sets out the principles for determining public investment projects as follows:
Comply with the provisions of the Law on Public Investment, the Law on State Budget and documents of relevant competent authorities on public investment.
Complete infrastructure from projects that have been and are being implemented using public investment capital to promote the effectiveness of works and projects; use public investment to activate all social resources.
Prioritize the implementation of infrastructure projects that create great spillover effects and inter-regional connectivity, especially the province's strategic transport infrastructure, industrial development infrastructure; science and technology infrastructure; healthcare, education, culture, sports, information, and social security infrastructure; power grid infrastructure; technical infrastructure in urban centers, growth engine areas, and economic corridors identified in the Provincial Planning to attract investment capital sources and ensure a reasonable and effective investment structure.
Continue to prioritize investment in completing irrigation infrastructure, dykes, water supply, and drainage to meet the needs of socio-economic development, ensure social security, national defense, security, natural disaster prevention and control, and respond to climate change. Pay attention to implementing public investment projects aimed at socio-economic development in ethnic minority, mountainous, and border areas of the province.
Prioritize attracting mechanical and industrial production projects serving agriculture and rural areas...
For investment projects using capital sources other than public investment capital:
Prioritize attracting mechanical and industrial production projects serving agriculture and rural areas; food processing industry (agricultural and forestry product processing); use of modern technology in the production, processing of agricultural and aquatic products and agricultural management to increase productivity, quality and economic efficiency. Continue to attract technology for processing rubber latex, coffee, medicinal products... but prioritize stages that create high added value associated with smart and automated production processes; some labor-intensive industries in which the province has advantages.
Prioritize investment projects in industrial parks and clusters according to the planning. Outside industrial parks and clusters, only projects with major impacts on the socio-economic development of the province, investment projects in areas with difficult conditions, and projects with special characteristics that cannot be produced in industrial parks and clusters (mineral exploitation and processing projects, construction material production projects, etc.) will be considered for approval.
Focus on developing a strong, focused and key urban service industry, soon invest in forming Mang Den Tourist Area, Kon Plong district, in which priority is given to attracting investment in tourism service industries and products with resort, ecological, spiritual tourism products and accompanying services such as hotels, restaurants, entertainment, sports; logistics services, financial - banking services and postal and telecommunications services.
Develop agriculture according to specialized agricultural production areas to serve as a basis for land concentration and accumulation, attract enterprises to invest in agriculture and apply high technology in production, and increase the value of agricultural production in depth. Attract investment in areas with suitable terrain, concentrated livestock areas, do not invest in building farms and models in urban areas, areas with high population density, and do not ensure distance and environmental treatment. Invest in synchronous forestry infrastructure, ensuring the protection and sustainable development of forests associated with natural disaster prevention and climate change.
Encourage and create breakthrough policy mechanisms to attract domestic and foreign private sector capital in the form of PPP to focus on investing in developing important economic and social infrastructure systems, especially for key projects with wide spread and great impact on economic development and social infrastructure projects serving the community in the health and education sectors...
There are favorable policy mechanisms for large domestic economic groups with prestige and strong financial potential to participate in investing in projects in the province in a number of key areas such as: processing industry, high-tech agriculture, digital infrastructure, passive telecommunications infrastructure, postal infrastructure, renewable energy, urban, tourism services, etc. to gradually link and form value chains.
Diversify forms, investment channels and cooperation models to effectively mobilize non-state capital sources for the development of the province's socio-economic infrastructure. Maximize the scope and opportunities for domestic and foreign private investment. Encourage and facilitate private investment to participate in infrastructure development, development of industries, products with advantages, development potential and the province's driving economic sectors...
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