Efforts to complete infrastructure asset inventory

To complete the inventory of infrastructure assets invested and managed by the State in April, thereby synthesizing and sending it to the Provincial People's Committee to report to the Ministry of Finance before May 31 as directed by the province, the units subject to the inventory are actively implementing many solutions to remove practical difficulties, speed up progress, and ensure effective, accurate, and transparent inventory.

The rural traffic route of Hoanh Mo commune, Binh Lieu district is an infrastructure asset that must be inventoried.

Binh Lieu district has 54 agencies and units subject to inventory with 7 types of assets. Of which, infrastructure assets account for a large number with 6 types of assets. To ensure the quick, effective and accurate inventory, especially for infrastructure assets, immediately after completing the public asset inventory, the district directed units to review and count the actual assets, compare them with the monitoring data; handle assets that no longer exist according to regulations, and prepare inventory reports that match the unit's asset books. The district also regularly issues documents to urge implementation. Thereby, up to now, 100% of units have completed data entry, synthesis and reporting on the public asset inventory software of the Ministry of Finance.

Ms. Dang Thu Phuong, Head of the Finance and Planning Department of Binh Lieu district, said: With many resources, in recent times, Binh Lieu district has been interested in investing in many infrastructure projects. The district has determined that the general inventory of public assets is important for effective use and exploitation, avoiding loss and waste when implementing the abolition of district level, merging communes, as well as arranging effective investment resources in the coming time. To complete the inventory of infrastructure assets, the district has regularly issued documents to direct and urge progress, actively coordinated with agencies and units to remove obstacles in the implementation process, especially determining the original price, finding original records, supplementing information, etc. Thanks to that, Binh Lieu district has completed the inventory work before March 31.

The Department of Agriculture and Environment is also the unit with a large number of infrastructure assets that must be inventoried, synthesized, and reported with 5 types of assets including: Rural clean water supply infrastructure, infrastructure to respond to climate change such as dykes, irrigation infrastructure, fishing port infrastructure, and high-tech agricultural zone infrastructure. Performing the task of being a specialized management agency in the agricultural sector, the Department has assigned the specialized department and 2 specialized management departments of irrigation and property to review and count 5 types of infrastructure assets at 120 units with 438 assets that must be inventoried in the province. At the same time, it is requested that agencies, units, localities, and enterprises complete the general inventory and send it to the Department for synthesis and submission to the Department of Finance. Specialized units under the Department have guided, monitored, and urged the completion of the general inventory of infrastructure assets under their management. The Department has organized direct meetings with units and localities with many problems, and discussed with the Department of Finance to report to the Ministry of Finance to resolve problems within its authority. The Department has compiled, completed and sent the report to the Department of Finance.

Officials of the Finance and Planning Department of Uong Bi City review data.

Quang Ninh province has 12 types of infrastructure assets subject to inventory such as: Roads, inland waterways, maritime, dykes, cultural institutions... Up to now, 100% of agencies, organizations and units have submitted reports on the general inventory of infrastructure assets with 100% of assets having completed the inventory. The Department of Finance has received summary reports from 5 specialized departments including: Department of Agriculture and Environment, Department of Industry and Trade, Department of Construction, Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Department of Science and Technology. Currently, the departments are continuing to review and inspect the subjects and assets on the assigned software, urging localities and units to report infrastructure assets to specialized departments for synthesis.

To complete the general inventory of public assets under the direction of the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial People's Committee, the Department of Finance will continue to urge agencies, units and organizations to synthesize infrastructure assets and send paper reports to complete the archives according to regulations; attend the conference to guide the review and standardization of the general inventory data of the Ministry of Finance to ensure that the data is collected accurately, completely and consistently; closely coordinate to guide and promptly remove obstacles.

Cao Quynh

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