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THE
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
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SOCIALIST
REPUBLIC OF VIET NAM
Independence - Freedom - Happiness
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No:
57/2006/QH11
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Hanoi,
June 29, 2006
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RESOLUTION
ON THE COUNTRY'S
2006-2010 FIVE-YEAR LAND USE PLAN
THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM
Pursuant to Article 84 of the 1992
Constitution of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, which was amended and
supplemented under Resolution No. 51/2001/QH10 of October 25, 2001, of the Xth
National Assembly, the 10th session;
Pursuant to the November 26, 2003 Land Law;
Pursuant to Resolution No. 29/2004/QH11 of June 15, 2004, on the land use
planning up to 2010;
Having considered the Government's Report No. 65/TTr-CP on the country's
2006-2010 five-year land use plan; Verification Report No. 2548/UBKTNS of the
National Assembly's Economic and Budgetary Committee; and opinions of National
Assembly deputies,
RESOLVES:
I. TO APPROVE THE COUNTRY'S 2006-2010
FIVE-YEAR LAND USE PLAN WITH MAJOR NORMS UP TO 2010 AS FOLLOWS:
A. NORMS OF LAND AREA TO BE USED FOR VARIOUS
PURPOSES
1. Agricultural land: 26,219,950 ha
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Of which:
- Land for cultivation of annual crops:
6,583,040 ha
Land for wet rice cultivation: 3,861,380 ha
Land for cultivation of wet rice in two seasons
or more: 3,311,770 ha
- Land for planting perennial trees: 2,656,890
ha
b/ Forestry land: 16,243,670 ha
- Production forest land: 7,702,490 ha
- Protective forest land: 6,563,210 ha
- Special-use forest land: 1,977,970 ha
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Land for forestation: 1,000,000 ha
Rate of coverage with concentrated forest trees:
- Against natural area: 43.2%
- Against forestry land area: 92%
c/ Land for aquaculture: 700,060 ha
d/ Land for salt-making: 20,690 ha
e/ Other agricultural land: 15,600 ha
2. Non-agricultural land: 4,021,380 ha
a/ Residential land: 1,035,380 ha
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- Urban residential land: 110,740 ha
b/ Special-use land: 1,702,810 ha
- Land for construction of working offices and
non-business works: 28,530 ha
- Land used for defense and security purpose:
281,180 ha
- Land for non-agricultural production and
business: 227,290 ha
Land for construction of industrial parks: 100,470
ha
Land used as ground for construction of
production and business establishments: 44,430 ha
Land used for mineral activities: 54,160 ha
Land for production of building materials,
porcelain or china products: 28,230 ha
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Land used for traffic purpose: 636,090 ha
Land for irrigation purpose: 385,150 ha
Land for construction of energy conduction or
communication systems: 15,960 ha
Land for construction of cultural works: 21,320
ha
Land for construction of healthcare works: 6,690
ha
Land for construction of education and training
works: 42,310 ha
Land for construction of physical training and
sport works: 21,390 ha
Land for construction of marketplaces: 6,610 ha
Land with historical-cultural relics or scenic
places: 18,040 ha
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c/ Land for cemeteries: 92,290 ha
d/ Land for religious purpose: 13,080 ha
3. Unused land: 2,879,830 ha
B. NORMS ON CHANGE OF USE PURPOSES OF LAND OF
VARIOUS CATEGORIES
1. Agricultural land to be used for
non-agricultural purposes: 645,200 ha
a/ Land under cultivation of low-productivity
wet rice to be used for other purposes: 72,600 ha
- Land under wet-rice cultivation to be used as
non-agricultural land other than residential land: 59,400 ha
- Land under wet-rice cultivation to be used as
residential land: 13,200 ha
b/ Forestry land with forests to be used for
other purposes: 105,600 ha
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- Forestry land with forests to be used as
non-agricultural land other than residential land: 56,100 ha
- Forestry land with forests to be used as
residential land: 2,900 ha
2. Unused land to be put to use: 2,193,100 ha
a/ Unused land to be used for agricultural
purposes: 2,042,600 ha
b/ Unused land to be used for non-agricultural
purposes: 150,500 ha
II. BASING ITSELF ON THIS RESOLUTION, THE
GOVERNMENT SHALL DIRECT MINISTRIES, MINISTERIAL-LEVEL AGENCIES AND
PROVINCIAL/MUNICIPAL PEOPLE'S COMMITTEES TO APPLY, WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THEIR
RESPECTIVE TASKS AND POWERS, THE FOLLOWING SOLUTIONS:
1. To resolutely settle, or propose the
settlement of, disputes over local administrative boundaries.
2. To review and perfect legal documents on
socio-economic development, land use, branch and construction plannings in
order to clarify their contents and concretize the order of their
implementation, avoiding overlap or loopholes in their management. To
expeditiously elaborate and submit to the National Assembly bills on finance in
the land domain.
3. To step up scientific research and intensify
professional training with a view to raising the quality of formulation and
management of land use plannings and plans. To apply mechanisms for involving
scientific research bodies and training establishments in the formulation of,
and consultancy on, land use plannings and plans.
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5. To intensify examination and inspection of
the formulation, evaluation, approval and publicization of land use plannings
and plans of all levels; to strictly handle violations of law on land use
plannings or plans, especially in land allocation, land lease, permission to
change land use purposes, and land recovery.
6. To review the actual state of use of land in
localities, units and organizations, including land used for defense and
security purpose and land managed by agricultural farms, forestry farms or
state enterprises in order to make appropriate adjustment. Allocated or leased
land which has been left unused or inefficiently or improperly used shall be
recovered.
7. To review and urge the use of land for the
execution of projects on construction of industrial parks, industrial clusters,
trade villages, new urban areas, residential areas and dwelling houses for
rational, economical and efficient use of land. To make coordinated investment
in infrastructure with a view to promoting the efficient use of recovered land;
to recover land areas only when it is needed, putting an end to recovering land
without using it. To strive for the target that by June 30, 2007, there will be
no plannings or plans which have been approved but not implemented within the
prescribed time limit.
8. To closely control the use of land for rice
cultivation, other agricultural land with potential for intensive farming of
high productivity, land under forests, or land with water surfaces as ground
for non-agricultural production or business investment. To conduct survey of
the actual use of field land in order to identify areas of field land being
used for agricultural purposes (aquaculture, cultivation of vegetables, cash
crops, short-term industrial trees, grass, etc.) on which wet rice can still be
grown, apart from areas of field land currently used for wet-rice cultivation.
To apply specific policies to develop industrial parks and industrial clusters
in land areas of low agricultural yield and poor infrastructure.
9. To step up administrative reform in land
management. To reorganize administrative apparatuses and public-service
organizations in charge of land management, especially land use right
registries and land fund development organizations.
10. To further renew policies and modes of compensation
and support, guaranteeing legitimate interests of people who have lawful land
recovered according to the provisions of law; especially for to be-resettled
households, their resettlement housings should be at least comparable with
their former housings. To effectively overcome delays in compensation or ground
clearance in order to speed up the execution of projects.
11. To apply policies to encourage reclamation
and greening of fallow land and barren hills and aquaculture on uncultivated
water-surface land with a view to speeding up the progress of putting unused
land to use; to increase investment in programs on forestation and
reforestation, and increase the level of assigned expenditures for forest
protection.
12. To promote the role of socio-political
organizations and people in formulating, and supervising the implementation of,
land use plannings and plans.
III. The National Assembly Standing
Committee, the Nationalities Council, National Assembly Committees, National
Assembly Delegations and National Assembly deputies shall supervise the
implementation of this Resolution.
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V. The Vietnam Fatherland Front and its
member organizations shall, within the ambit of their respective tasks and
powers, coordinate with concerned state agencies in disseminating, and
mobilizing people to implement, and supervise the implementation of, this
Resolution.
This Resolution was adopted on June 29, 2006,
by the XIth National Assembly of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam at its 9th
session