A view of the working session between the Chairman of the Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee, Ho Van Muoi, and the Department of Agriculture and Environment.
Representatives from relevant departments and agencies, as well as units under the Department of Agriculture and Environment, attended the meeting.
According to a report by Ton Thien San, Director of the Department of Agriculture and Environment, the organizational structure after the merger of the Department of Agriculture and Environment includes 1 Director and 14 Deputy Directors; 6 specialized professional departments; 8 sub-departments; 36 affiliated units and 4 other organizations, a reduction of 46 departments and subordinate units.
Regarding personnel after the merger, the Department of Agriculture and Environment has 5,154 civil servants, public employees, and workers, 2,020 public employees, and 1,958 people working in other public service units and organizations, a reduction of 394 civil servant and public employee positions.
Director of the Lam Dong Department of Agriculture and Environment, Ton Thien San, reported on the results of activities in the first six months of 2025 and the tasks for the last six months of 2025.
The results of the tasks performed in the first six months of 2025 show that the main targets achieved include: Total value of agricultural, forestry and aquatic products reached 15,100 billion VND, with a growth rate of 5.17% compared to the same period last year. The province has 919 cooperatives, reaching 99.5% (46% of the plan is operating quite well) , 875 cooperative groups and 1,461 farms; and 528 production and consumption linkage chains (123% of the plan).
Leaders in charge of specialized fields within Lam Dong province's Agriculture and Environment sector proposed solutions for future development.
Out of a total of 913 OCOP products (115% of the plan), there are 821 3-star OCOP products; 85 4-star OCOP products; and 7 5-star OCOP products. The percentage of rural residents using hygienic water is 97.62%. The forest cover rate is 46.72%.
After the completion of district-level activities, the entire province has 80 new rural communes (reaching 77.7%); 9 advanced new rural communes (reaching 8.7%); and 3 model new rural communes (reaching 2.9%).
Leaders in charge of specialized fields in agriculture and environment in Lam Dong province proposed solutions for future development.
Regarding key tasks for the last six months of 2025, the Department of Agriculture and Environment will develop the functions, tasks, and powers of the Department and its subordinate branches according to the process of issuing legal documents for submission to the Provincial People's Committee for promulgation; appoint civil servants and public employees to leadership and management positions approved by the Provincial People's Committee; develop a job position plan for submission to the Provincial People's Committee for approval; review and submit to the Provincial People's Committee for resolution of benefits and policies for civil servants, public employees, and workers according to regulations; coordinate with departments, sectors, and localities to organize training, guidance, and implementation of decentralization and delegation of authority at two levels in the fields of agriculture and environment; review and assess the impact of administrative and legal documents in the field of agriculture…
Leaders in charge of specialized fields in agriculture and environment in Lam Dong province proposed solutions for future development.
By the end of 2025, Lam Dong's agriculture and environment sector will continue to restructure and innovate its growth model towards comprehensive, sustainable, and modern development, enhancing productivity, efficiency, and competitiveness.
Specifically, the plan includes converting and replanting at least 13,000 hectares of various crops; maintaining a livestock growth rate of 5.2% or higher; stabilizing the aquaculture production area at over 7,400 hectares; over 104,000 m³ of sea cages and 142 hectares for breeding and rearing, with an estimated production of 30,258 tons per year; strengthening deforestation prevention and control; promoting the implementation of national target programs; implementing and enforcing the 2024 Land Law; strengthening inspection and strictly handling violations related to land and forestry; and accelerating the land inventory process at the commune level…
Vice Chairman of the Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee Le Trong Yen affirmed the strengths of Lam Dong in developing tourism , agriculture, and mineral exploitation.
Speaking at the meeting, Vice Chairman of the Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee Le Trong Yen emphasized that Lam Dong has the largest area of natural land and agricultural land in the country, with strengths for development in many fields such as tourism, agriculture, mineral exploitation, and renewable energy.
Therefore, it is necessary to focus on building distinctive product brands that highlight the strengths of each region; planning land use, establishing land prices, and advising on the removal of conflicting plans, especially mineral resource plans.
In addition, the agriculture and environment sectors are focusing on solutions for inspecting and licensing the exploitation of minerals and construction materials, avoiding abnormal price increases for construction materials; emphasizing the protection of the ecological environment, and absolutely not sacrificing the environment for purely economic development…
Chairman of the Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee, Ho Van Muoi, emphasized key solutions for Lam Dong's agriculture and environment in the coming period.
After the units under the Department of Agriculture and Environment and related departments and agencies presented their assessments and proposed solutions for developing agricultural economy in conjunction with environmental protection in the coming period, the Chairman of the Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee, Ho Van Muoi, concluded and directed the key immediate and long-term solutions.
That is, from now until July 20th, the Department of Agriculture and Environment must complete the development of its functions, tasks, and powers, as well as the organizational structure of its affiliated units, and develop a job position plan to submit to the Provincial People's Committee for approval.
Regarding the tasks of the agriculture and environment sectors, the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee emphasized focusing on reviewing and advising on planning in each field, as a basis for strengthening investment attraction.
The agricultural and environmental sectors face a large volume of work, requiring the rapid and decisive implementation of comprehensive solutions to achieve planned growth targets. Particular emphasis should be placed on digital transformation and the effective implementation of national target programs.
By July 2025, the elimination of temporary and dilapidated houses in the area must be completed. Forest management and protection work needs to be strengthened regularly, especially the development of projects for forest-based economic development linked to the marine economy.
Regarding the environmental sector, Chairman of the Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee Ho Van Muoi emphasized the importance of zoning planning and planning to increase the capacity of waste and wastewater treatment plants in the province.
Regarding the area of greenhouses used for agricultural production, in addition to campaigning and raising awareness about relocation, the Department of Agriculture and Environment needs to study the construction of an internal road system and the installation of agricultural waste collection and transportation tanks in each area to ensure centralized collection and transportation throughout the day, avoiding environmental pollution and its impact on the number of tourists visiting Lam Dong...
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