Phuoc Tan Ward actively mobilizes people to hand over land to build resettlement areas.

(DN) - To meet the actual needs in the process of socio-economic development, Dong Nai has actively implemented resettlement projects to accommodate households affected by site clearance when implementing key projects of the province and the country. In Phuoc Tan ward, recently, the local government has been actively mobilizing and persuading people in the project area to hand over land to implement the 49.32ha Resettlement Area Infrastructure Project, contributing to supplementing the province's resettlement land fund.

In the last days of October, despite the erratic weather, Phuoc Tan Ward's working group did not hesitate to "go to every alley, knock on every door" to reach the households in the 49.32ha Resettlement Area Infrastructure Project. In addition to grasping the thoughts and aspirations of the people, the local government also combined propaganda, mobilization, as well as thoroughly explaining the regulations so that people could promptly grasp and correctly and fully understand the province's policies.

Phuoc Tan Ward's working group visited households in the 49.32ha Resettlement Area Infrastructure Project to understand the people's thoughts and aspirations. Photo: Duy Tan

Thanks to the close contact with the people, along with the "soft touch, hard hold" approach, up to now, most households in the project area have agreed. Many households are even willing to relocate in advance to facilitate the project implementation.

Having land in the project area, Ms. Quang Ngoc Anh, residing in Phuoc Tan ward, said: We comply with the State's policy. However, the government needs to have a satisfactory compensation policy. When we hand over the land, we will be arranged for resettlement or appropriate support policies.

Ms. Huynh Thi Tuyet Mai, resident of Phuoc Tan ward, shares the same opinion: Although it is rice field land, it has been there for many generations. My family wants to leave it to their children and grandchildren. Many people have asked to buy it before, but I refused to sell it. Now that the State is taking it to carry out the project, we will comply, but consider providing reasonable support to the people to avoid being disadvantaged.

According to the People's Committee of Phuoc Tan Ward, up to this point, the locality has basically completed the work of confirming the land origin of 392/448 plots. There are still 55 plots whose origin has not been confirmed, including: 25 plots that have not been counted; 4 plots that are being re-verified for land origin and 21 plots that overlap old and new cadastral maps, without copies. In these cases, the Provincial Land Fund Development Center has sent a document requesting copies and providing information. The Bien Hoa branch of Dong Nai Province Land Registration Office has responded in writing and noted that there is no information on granting certificates according to the old cadastral map system and requested to take them according to the inventory book.

However, the information in the inventory book is incomplete, there are plots that have not been granted certificates, but during the implementation process, certificates were collected. Therefore, to ensure the accuracy of compensation and site clearance work, the Provincial Land Fund Development Center has sent a document requesting the Dong Nai Provincial Land Registration Office, Bien Hoa branch, to review and provide further comments.

Currently, the commune has basically priced 392 plots of land. Regarding the listing work, in the first phase, there were 163 households/290 plots of land with an area of ​​over 34 hectares, reaching a rate of 70.2%. In the second phase, there were 78 households/98 plots with an area of ​​over 9 hectares, reaching a rate of 18.28% of the total area of ​​the project. Currently, Phuoc Tan ward is completing the files of 23 households/44 plots of land with an area of ​​nearly 7 hectares of households who agreed to approve without having to wait for the end of the 30-day listing period to complete the files.

In early October, the People's Committee of Dong Nai province also issued Decision No. 42/QD-UBND regulating compensation, support and resettlement when the State reclaims land in Dong Nai province (effective from October 13, 2025), so with 392 dossiers that have applied software prices, it is necessary to adjust them according to the new regulations. For the work of mobilizing for early approval, do not wait for the end of the 30-day listing to ensure the disbursement progress according to the direction of the Provincial People's Committee.

While distributing the draft plan to households, the locality will combine advocacy for early approval. For households that have not agreed because they have not received support, they will change their jobs to stabilize their lives soon. As for the remaining 55 plots of land whose origin has not been confirmed, Phuoc Tan Ward also requested the Dong Nai Province Land Fund Development Center to soon have directions to resolve each specific type of dossier.

Mr. Nguyen Quoc Vuong, Vice Chairman of Phuoc Tan Ward People's Committee said: In the coming time, we will continue to promote propaganda and mobilize people to support early relocation out of the project area. It is expected that in November, we will coordinate with the Provincial Land Fund Development Center to set prices and disburse over 400 billion VND, this number is expected to be about 600 billion VND by December.

The 49.32ha Resettlement Area Infrastructure Project in Phuoc Tan Ward has a total land area of ​​over 49.5ha to be recovered. Of which 49.32ha is within the project and 0.2665ha belongs to the drainage line from the planning boundary to the receiving source. The project has 410 households whose land will be recovered and is expected to have 1,066 resettlement plots with a total investment of over 1,700 billion VND.

Tung Minh

Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/kinh-te/202510/phuong-phuoc-tan-tich-cuc-van-dong-nguoi-dan-giao-dat-xay-dung-khu-tai-dinh-cu-876032b/