In particular, planning, land use planning, as well as land use conversion have made remarkable progress and achieved many positive results, contributing significantly to the local socio -economic development.
Create a legal corridor
According to the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Ben Tre , in recent times, the management of planning and land use plans in the province has been focused on by the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, sectors and levels. Thereby, the efficiency of exploitation and use of land resources has been improved, creating a legal corridor in the development and implementation of land use plans.
Up to now, the People's Committees of districts and cities (Ben Tre province) have established the Land Use Planning for the period 2021 - 2030, which has been appraised and approved by the People's Committee of Ben Tre province. At the same time, the Planning of Ben Tre province for the period 2021 - 2030, with a vision to 2050, has been approved by the Appraisal Council and is currently being completed for approval by the People's Council of Ben Tre province and submitted to the Prime Minister for approval.
As for the 5-year land use plan (2025 - 2030), Ben Tre province has basically been completed. Although the Ben Tre provincial planning and provincial land use plan have not been approved, the district-level land use planning for the period 2021 - 2030 and the district-level land use plan for 2023 have been prepared, appraised and approved in time as a basis for land allocation, land lease, and permission to change land use purposes.
Since then, land has become an important resource in the socio-economic development of the locality; especially land use planning and plans have also contributed to creating jobs and solving social security issues; are the basis for implementing land policies and laws, increasing income, and improving the lives of local people.
In accordance with planning
The leader of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Ben Tre said that recently, the work of changing land use purposes in the locality has had positive changes and gradually become routine; organizations, households and individuals have been aware of complying with land laws in changing land use purposes in accordance with land use planning and plans and requesting permission from competent authorities or registering land changes.
However, there are still some organizations, households and individuals who arbitrarily change the land use purpose without following the planning and land use plan and without asking permission from the competent authority. According to the land inventory results, the current area of non-agricultural land that is different from the land records is about 1,200 hectares, of which 1,722 production and business establishments violate land laws, mainly using land for the wrong purpose.
Therefore, in order to strengthen the work of separating agricultural land plots and changing land use purposes, the Department of Natural Resources and Environment has advised the People's Committee of Ben Tre province to issue documents on strengthening land management in the province. The issuance of these documents has contributed to limiting the illegal conversion of land use purposes to residential land by people and businesses; at the same time, grassroots levels have enhanced their responsibility in managing land according to planning and land use plans.
In the coming time, to continue to strictly control the conversion of land use purposes in the province, Ben Tre province will promote the dissemination and education of land law, especially the compliance with regulations on conversion of purposes for organizations and individuals to know and comply with the provisions of law.
In addition, Ben Tre province continues to strengthen the inspection and supervision of the implementation of land use planning and plans and the change of land use purposes; resolutely handle violations of land laws in accordance with regulations; at the same time, improve the quality of land use planning and plans to suit the socio-economic development of the locality and the needs of people in Ben Tre province.
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