Phuc Yen accelerates the "90-day and night campaign to clean up the land database"

The campaign “90 days to clean up the land database” is being implemented in all localities nationwide. In Phuc Yen ward, this campaign has gone more than half way. Although it is a large area, has a large population, and has a lot of work, with high determination, Phuc Yen has so far completed about 73% of the work volume.

Staff of the Economic Infrastructure Department of Phuc Yen ward entered the database to speed up the completion of the plan.

Phuc Yen Ward was established on the basis of 5 old wards with 54 residential groups, an area of ​​over ^23km2 , with 14,142 households and about 93,000 people. Immediately after receiving the provincial directive on implementing the Campaign "90 days to get rich, clean up the DLDD facilities", the Ward People's Committee established a specialized working group, closely coordinating with residential groups to review, count, and collect land use right certificates (GCNQSDD) and citizen identification cards (CCCD).

At the same time, direct propaganda to 100% of local people, helping them clearly understand the goals, meanings and responsibilities in providing and standardizing land information for specialized departments to collect, scan, digitize and enter information into forms. This not only helps people understand their rights and obligations in land management and use, but also helps the data collection process take place quickly and accurately, limiting the situation of missing or incorrect information.

Mr. Nguyen Huu Cuong - Head of Group 4 Hung Vuong said: "Households in our area comply with and coordinate with the government to implement this content. Up to now, households have basically submitted photocopies of land use rights certificates and citizen identification cards for us to collect and send to the Department of Economics, Infrastructure and Urban Areas for data entry. This action of the Government is supported by the people, because this is an opportunity for people to ensure their legal rights to their land and houses. We only hope that information security will be strictly implemented so that people can feel secure in providing data."

To ensure progress, Phuc Yen ward has organized many working sessions, conferences for the ward police force and the heads of residential groups, and at the same time promoted propaganda and mobilized people to cooperate in providing necessary documents. The goal is to review and standardize all data according to the two-level government model, complete the digitization of certificates and land user information that are not yet in the system, thereby synchronizing data to the national database on land, ensuring safety and information security.

Residents of Hung Vuong Area 4 submit photocopies of their citizen identification cards and land use right certificates to enter data into the system.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Minh in Hung Vuong area shared: “When the working group shared information about the benefits after the campaign to protect people's rights, they felt secure in using large assets such as land in a transparent and accurate manner. The information after digitization will be linked with population data, helping to reduce administrative procedures later. It is convenient for monitoring information and looking up your own information. After having the land database, with just one click on the phone or computer, you will have reliable data, just like a CCCD or driver's license. We are very excited and confident and personally mobilize our neighbors to submit their land use right certificates and CCCDs to the Head of the residential group."

As the ward is densely populated, the workload is large, the human resources are lacking, the amount of data collected by the ward is quite large, while the implementation time is urgent, so the ward has to mobilize a number of IT teachers and Youth Union forces to support data entry. To ensure progress, the staff of the Economic, Infrastructure and Urban Affairs Department - the data update department ends the working day at 8:00 p.m., without Saturday or Sunday off to ensure timely updating of information accurately and completely as required.

Comrade Pham Thi Tran Quynh - Deputy Head of the Ward Urban and Infrastructure Economic Department shared: "To carry out the campaign to enrich and clean up land data, we coordinated with the Phuc Yen branch of the Land Registration Office and the Ward Police to collect cases that have been granted land use right certificates in residential areas to perform digital scanning, enter forms - ensuring "correct - sufficient - clean - alive" data. All officers of the agency determined that this is an important political task, considered as a general inventory of the history of the land management sector, to standardize, synchronize and digitize land data, and try their best to carry out the campaign to ensure it is completed on time. During the collection process, some households did not cooperate, there were cases of mortgages to banks, loss of land use right certificates, and CCCDs, causing difficulties in the implementation process".

As of October 30, Phuc Yen ward has collected and cleaned data of 10,412/14,142 households, reaching 73.6%. With high determination, methodical and scientific approach and synchronous participation of the entire political system, Phuc Yen ward is gradually realizing the goal of building a unified digital data platform, "correct - sufficient - clean - alive", effectively serving state management and socio-economic development in the process of national digital transformation.

Thuy Hang

Source: https://baophutho.vn/phuc-yen-tang-toc-chien-dich-90-ngay-dem-lam-sach-co-so-du-lieu-dat-dai-241949.htm