Drawing on locational advantages, infrastructure and diverse development potential, six localities of Buon Ma Thuot, Tan An, Tan Lap, Thanh Nhat, Ea Kao wards alongside Hoa Phu Commune are stepping up efforts to mobilise resources, boost production and business activities, increase budget revenue as well as accelerate public investment disbursement, contributing to the achievement of the provincial 2026 growth targets.

These localities play an important role in the socio-eco development of the Buon Ma Thuot urban area. In the first nine months of 2026, socio-eco activities across these localities remained broadly stable. Three of the six localities exceeded their assigned budget revenue targets. Tan Lap Ward collected 820 billion VND, equivalent to 151.3% of its estimate; Tan An Ward collected 1.312 trillion VND, equivalent to 100.35%; and Ea Kao Ward collected 311 billion VND, equivalent to 136.31%.

With its locational advantages and development potential, the Buon Ma Thuot urban area focusing on mobilising resources for rapid and sustainable development.

Mr. Tran Duc Nhat, Chairman of the Tan Lap Ward People's Committee, said that, given its strategic location as the south-eastern gateway to the Buon Ma Thuot urban area, Tan Lap was prioritising logistics, agricultural processing, trade and services linked to high-value agriculture. The ward aims to achieve annual production value growth of 11.5%, while accelerating public investment disbursement, targeting completion of 99.9% of the capital plan allocated by higher-level authorities.

In Tan An Ward, revenue collection and management have been strengthened in tandem with land-related administrative procedure reforms. In the coming period, the locality will mobilise revenue from sources with further collection potential, particularly the non-state sector and land-related revenue, while tightening tax administration.

Accelerating public investment disbursement to support development

Alongside the task of increasing budget revenue, the localities are focusing on implementing public investment capital plans, gradually improving infrastructure and enhancing their capacity to support socio-eco development.

Mr. Dang Gia Duan, Secretary of the Ea Kao Ward Party Committee and Chairman of the Ward People's Council, said that after excluding funds for which there was no longer a spending requirement, the ward had achieved a 100% disbursement rate. For additional funding generated from increased revenue and expenditure savings, the locality had developed a disbursement plan, aiming to exceed 90% before December 31, 2026. It also aims to fully disburse the annual capital allocation funded by land-use fee revenue.

Localities within the Buon Ma Thuot urban area stepping up efforts to mobilise resources and accelerate public investment disbursement, contributing to the provincial growth targets.

In Buon Ma Thuot Ward, public investment disbursement remains challenging due to the late allocation of additional funding, volatile construction material prices, rainy-season conditions and site clearance difficulties. According to Mr. Nguyen Thanh Vu, Chairman of the Ward People's Committee, the locality is focusing on completing investment procedures, selecting contractors, expediting construction, speeding up the acceptance of completed works while addressing outstanding obstacles, with the aim of disbursing more than 95% of its 2026 capital plan.

At a recent working session with these localities, comrade Do Huu Huy, Alternate Member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and PPC Chairman, urged them to urgently resolve obstacles as well as clearly define the accountability of agency and locality heads in meeting budget revenue along with public investment disbursement targets. Each project must be reviewed to identify delay causes, remaining workload and completion deadlines, with specific weekly alongside monthly disbursement schedules established. The localities must strengthen coordination with provincial departments and agencies, make effective use of available resources as well as strive to meet their assigned targets, thereby contributing to the provincial overall growth objectives.

Translated by KHUONG THAO