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Land data that has been built and completed must be immediately put into exploitation and use to serve state management, sharing, connecting, connecting with socio-economic sectors and solving administrative procedures for people and businesses. Across the country, 61.72 million plots of land have been reviewed, updated and adjusted; Of which, more than 24.37 million plots of land meet the criteria of right-enough-clean-liveable. According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, after 90 days of implementing the Campaign to enrich and clean the national land database, nationwide, 61.72 million plots of land have been reviewed, updated and adjusted; Of which more than 24.37 million plots of land meet the criteria of proper-enough-clean-livable ready to connect, share and exploit for common use; More than 18.7 million plots of land have had user information verified; 100% of provinces and cities have completed synchronization of land databases with the national database, with nearly 98% of the total land plots integrated. The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has just sent a document to the Peoples Committees of provinces and centrally-run cities, requesting localities to maintain and expand the results achieved from the Campaign to enrich and clean the land database; which emphasizes that land data that has been built and completed must be immediately put into exploitation and use. The document clearly states that on the basis of implementing Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW dated December 22, 2024 of the Politburo; Plan No. 02-KH/BCDTW dated June 19, 2025 of the Central Steering Committee on science and technology development, innovation and digital transformation; Resolution No. 214/NQ-CP dated July 23, 2025 of the Government on promoting the creation of data for comprehensive digital transformation. Recently, localities have drastically implemented the Campaign to enrich and clean the national database on land and achieved very encouraging results. To successfully implement the goal of building and completing the national database on land by 2026, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment proposed The Peoples Committees of provinces and cities continue to clearly demonstrate the will and political determination of all levels and sectors in realizing the view of using land databases as a new, breakthrough development method to innovate governance, promote socio-economic development and protect the Fatherland. Accordingly, localities maintain and effectively operate the results of the Campaign to enrich and clean the land database; In particular, land data that has been built and completed must be immediately put into exploitation and use to serve state management, sharing, connecting, connecting with socio-economic sectors and solving administrative procedures for people and businesses. At the same time, land data must be updated regularly, continuously, and synchronized in real time to the information system and national database on land. RELATED NEWSFor the remaining data volume, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment recommends that localities continue to match and authenticate information on land users and assets attached to land with the national population database; supplement and complete historical data, ensure the land database is correct - sufficient - clean - alive; continue to review and enter data on Certificates collected during the implementation of Plan No. 515/KH-BCA-BNNMT and through the VNeID system. In addition, localities develop plans, prioritize human resources and funding to measure, prepare and adjust cadastral maps, cadastral records, build land databases in areas that have not yet been measured and do not have data, ensuring completion in 2026 and meeting requirements. Requirements for operating the local land information system. In case of funding difficulties, localities need to promptly report to the Government for consideration and decision on support. In addition, localities proactively review, restructure and standardize administrative processes and procedures on land and assets attached to land in a data-centric direction; Expanding the comprehensive list of online public services; Cut down on paper records, immediately use available data in the land database, national population database and other databases to handle procedures for people and businesses. For localities that are using multiple land information system software, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment recommends that localities urgently select and uniformly use one software throughout the province. Thu Cuc
