Currently, the rate of regular cadastral mapping of Lai Chau province is only being carried out in some communes and towns of 4/8 districts and cities, including: Lai Chau city, Than Uyen, Phong Tho and Sin Ho. In Nam Nhun district alone, only 5/11 communes have been surveyed and there is 1 commune of Than Uyen district along with 3 districts of Tan Uyen, Tam Duong and Muong Te, some resettlement areas of hydropower projects have not been regularly surveyed.
Discussing this issue with reporters, Mr. Ngo Xuan Hung, Deputy Director of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, said: From 2018 to now, Lai Chau province has spent nearly 65 billion VND to build a land database in 4 districts and cities. If including the budget this year the province allocated to build the land database of Tam Duong, it will be up to 119 billion VND. That is not a small amount of money for Lai Chau, but the province has made great efforts in building a land database to serve better land management. Also because of the large budget for building a land database, each year Lai Chau strives to build a district in a rolling manner. After we build the database of Tam Duong, we will continue to build Muong Te district, then transfer to the remaining communes of Nam Nhun district - Mr. Hung said.
It is known that on January 30, 2023, Lai Chau Provincial People's Committee issued Decision No. 120/QD-UBND, approving the Technical - cost estimates for cadastral surveying, land registration, granting certificates, establishing cadastral records for 10 communes (except Na Tam commune, Ho Thau and Tam Duong town) and building land databases for communes and towns of Tam Duong district.
Accordingly, Lai Chau province decided to assign the Department of Natural Resources and Environment as the investor to carry out the work of measuring cadastral maps, registering land, issuing certificates, establishing cadastral records of 10 communes of Tam Duong district and building a land database for the whole Tam Duong district, with a total estimated budget of over 54 billion VND. In particular, the 3 communes of Na Tam, Ho Thau and Tam Duong town of Tam Duong district are responsible for providing additional funding for implementation.
Previously, the land database of 4 districts and cities was measured and built, currently being operated and deployed stably at all 3 levels and the Land Registration Office is monitoring, updating, adjusting land fluctuations, and printing certificates on the Vilis 2.0 software database.
Based on the roadmap for building Lai Chau's land database, the locality will soon have complete input data and information from land. If completed, it will help promote the effectiveness of the one-level registration office model. In that model, people can submit documents at any branch of the registration office, and processing staff only need to go online to get land information and can process it.
For example, information about a land plot in Nam Nhun district, just fill in one of the following information: address, sheet number, plot number, coordinates, owner name or use the citizen identification code to get full information about the land plot's planning, whether it has been granted a certificate, what type of land, how much it costs, how many times it has been transferred, whether it has a house or not, whether it has been disputed or complained about... This is one of the advantages of building a land database... based on a data update system. Meeting these factors can truly ensure the standards for building a land database according to regulations.
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