On July 1, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha chaired a nationwide online and in-person meeting to give opinions on completing the draft decree detailing regulations on rice-growing land.
According to the Government Office , the draft decree consists of 4 chapters and 18 articles regulating the management and use of rice-growing land; policies to support the protection and development of rice-growing land.
Speaking at the meeting, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha pointed out that localities identified as key rice growing areas still face difficulties in socio-economic development. Agricultural economy still depends on weather, climate, and market and has not really brought about efficiency and benefits as quickly as other sectors and fields.
Therefore, the Land Law and the Decree on rice land must have mechanisms and policies so that localities that are key rice growing areas can carry out political tasks and develop socio-economy;
Farmers are given concentrated support, creating conditions to apply science and technology, improve productivity, aim for large-scale production, ensure income and stable life.
The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the spirit of "closely following the law and practice to institutionalize and bring the policies on rice land in the Land Law into life, implementing synchronously and uniformly throughout the country".
The Deputy Prime Minister requested that the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development revise and supplement quantitative scientific criteria as a basis for localities to determine rice-growing areas with high productivity and quality within the total rice-growing land and specialized rice-growing land allocated by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.
In addition, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development coordinates with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to identify large rice growing areas such as the Mekong Delta, the Red River Delta, and the Central Coast, then delimit areas of rice land with high productivity and quality suitable to the characteristics of each region. From there, regulations and management policies suitable to reality are issued.
The Deputy Prime Minister also requested the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to clarify the procedures and scientific basis for converting the structure of crops and livestock on rice land to perennial crops and aquaculture.
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha requested the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to compile a policy framework to support the development of rice-growing areas in general, specialized rice-growing areas, and high-yield, high-quality rice-growing areas, with the following policy layers and mechanisms: Public investment, regular expenditure, and socialization.
According to the Deputy Prime Minister, in addition to existing policies that have been effective in practice, the Decree needs to include new regulations and mechanisms to help organizations, businesses, and rice growers respond to climate change risks, support fertilizers, agricultural supplies, agricultural equipment, access to markets, etc. The goal is to ensure stable income and improve the lives of rice growers in all situations.
Policies to support infrastructure, science and technology, trade, services, construction of works serving agricultural production activities in a multi-purpose direction... need to prioritize large-scale production areas for enterprises, cooperatives, and linkage models between households.
"The Decree institutionalizes support policies, issues criteria and decentralizes implementation to localities, ensuring feasibility, consistency, and regulations for supervision, inspection and examination," said the Deputy Prime Minister.
Source: https://laodong.vn/thoi-su/dua-cac-chinh-sach-ve-dat-lua-trong-luat-dat-dai-di-vao-cuoc-song-1360204.ldo
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