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In the context of national digital transformation being promoted, building a modern, accurate, and synchronous land data system is not only a technical requirement but also a foundation for innovating national governance methods. Hanoi is clearly aware of that and has determined that building a land database must be one step ahead, as a foundation for sustainable development and management. Download Hanoi building a modern, accurate land data system is a necessary requirement. Photo: Kim Thoa According to a report from the Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment, the city currently has more than 4.9 million plots of land on the map. After nearly 45 days of implementing the data cleaning campaign, a database for more than 2.7 million plots has been built; Of which nearly 1.8 million plots have completed data according to the criteria of correct - sufficient - clean - viable. Hanoi currently ranks 5th out of 34 provinces and cities in terms of implementation results. From now until August 25, the Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment strives to complete the editing of cadastral maps, create a database for about 3 million plots of land, and continue to build data for about 1.8 million plots, mainly agricultural land; At the same time, completing spatial data linkage for 2.3 million plots of land. According to Mr. Nguyen Minh Tan, Deputy Director of Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment, to promote the construction of a modern and accurate land data system, it is necessary to strengthen the review and completion of infrastructure and software; Ensuring security and safety of the land database system is extremely necessary. Up to now, the Department has invested and upgraded infrastructure to serve the implementation of the plan and bring initial results. In particular, land information system software is continuously upgraded for operational use. The system ensures information security and network security for the land database system operating in the city according to regulations and is regularly backed up and operated. During the implementation of the 45 days Campaign, professional units also regularly review and evaluate system security and safety, develop incident response plans, and check the use of security equipment and software. Up to now, there have been no serious incidents of data leaks or leaks, minor shortcomings have been promptly reminded and corrected. Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment also regularly coordinates with the City Police to organize and deploy verification of information on land users, ownership of assets attached to land, and clean up the national database on population. The two units have organized many rounds of data cleaning with the result that 2,460,969 plots of land and apartments have owner information matched with the national population database. In addition, inter-departments and branches: Center for Public Administration Services, Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment, and City Tax have organized many training conferences on implementing information exchange in electronic form to verify financial obligations based on database exploitation. land. In particular, the Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment has synchronized data to the Central Government when upgrading Vilis2.0 software (by the Land Data and Information Center - Department of Land Management), to serve synchronization with the national land database. Currently, the Department is continuing to upgrade to serve real-time data synchronization. Initially electronizing administrative procedures Download Electronizing administrative procedures helps solve land issues quickly and effectively. Photo: chinphu.vn/Thien TamDeputy Director of the Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment Nguyen Minh Tan said that on the basis of exploiting land plots that are correct - enough - clean - viable, the Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment has advised the City Peoples Committee to reduce the components of documents and procedures, initially electronizing some administrative procedures throughout the process. In particular, the stage of reducing components of documents in handling administrative procedures and implementing them fully Process procedures in the electronic environment, based on the dossier components already in the database, administrative procedures are reduced, no attachments are required when resolving administrative procedures, reducing time, travel costs, and notarization of documents for people and businesses. For example: Identity proof, business registration certificate, etc. From that result, the City has risen to 5th place nationwide in terms of serving people and businesses according to the evaluation results on the National Public Translation Portal. RELATED NEWS Accelerating completion of the land database, Hanoi enters the sprint phase Hanoi expands high-quality lotus growing model, adapting to climate change. In particular, the Department has completed a draft internal implementation process Implementing full administrative procedures for secured transactions (including 2 procedures: Registering security measures with land use rights and assets attached to land; de-registering security measures with land use rights and assets attached to land), is expected to save costs of about 650 billion/year. Along with that, reducing the load for people and businesses has helped minimize the need to re-provide digitized papers and documents. The rate of online applications has increased sharply, people can look up information about land plots and demolition statusyour legal documents at any time through the Public Service Portal. Building a land database brings great benefits in improving the efficiency of state management, making information transparent and supporting people and businesses to quickly carry out procedures. The participation and consensus of the people, business community and press agencies are espec
