Five task forces set up to accelerate national land database development

The task forces will directly monitor progress, work with commune- and ward-level authorities, and promptly address difficulties arising during land surveying, cadastral documentation, and the development of the national land database. 

Under a decision issued by the Department of Agriculture and Environment, the five task forces were established to implement Plan No. 111/KH-UBND of the Ha Noi People's Committee, which aims to accelerate cadastral mapping, land registration, preparation of cadastral records, and the development of the national land database.

Each task force is headed by a Deputy Director of the Ha Noi Department of Agriculture and Environment.

The five task forces have been assigned responsibility for all communes and wards across the city, with each team overseeing between 22 and 27 administrative units.

The task forces will work directly with local authorities to provide guidance, supervise implementation, and promptly resolve any difficulties or obstacles encountered during the implementation process.

The establishment of the five task forces reflects the city's determination to strengthening support for local authorities and promptly address technical, professional, and coordination challenges during the implementation process.

Through this effort, the city aims to complete the national land database in accordance with the prescribed roadmap, thereby advancing digital transformation, improving the effectiveness and efficiency of state land administration, and facilitating administrative procedures for both residents and businesses in the land sector./.