Vietnam will strive to achieve an urbanisation rate of 38 percent with 870 urban areas by 2015, if the Government approves a draft national urban development programme from now until 2020 suggested by the Ministry of Construction.
The rate is expected to reach 45 percent with close to 940 urban areas by 2020.
The development of urban areas will be in line with the socio-economic development strategy for the 2011-2020 period, in the direction of a green economy, contributing to the country’s industrialisation and modernisation process.
The urbanisation must ensure that urban land is used effectively, and the development of infrastructure and environmental protection are carried out in a synchronous manner. These efforts are expected to help local urban areas stand out among others in the region and the world.
In order to fulfill this goal, the localities need to pay attention to urban planning while encouraging encourage investment under the BOT (build-operate-Transfer), BTO (building-transfer-operate) and PPP (public-private partnership) models in urban construction and services such as water drainage, sewage treatment, and environmental improvement.
In the short-term, it is necessary to perfect mechanism and train human resources.
The Ministry of Construction said that apart from the local budget, the State should provide more capital and mobilise other credit sources to implement the programme.-VNA
The rate is expected to reach 45 percent with close to 940 urban areas by 2020.
The development of urban areas will be in line with the socio-economic development strategy for the 2011-2020 period, in the direction of a green economy, contributing to the country’s industrialisation and modernisation process.
The urbanisation must ensure that urban land is used effectively, and the development of infrastructure and environmental protection are carried out in a synchronous manner. These efforts are expected to help local urban areas stand out among others in the region and the world.
In order to fulfill this goal, the localities need to pay attention to urban planning while encouraging encourage investment under the BOT (build-operate-Transfer), BTO (building-transfer-operate) and PPP (public-private partnership) models in urban construction and services such as water drainage, sewage treatment, and environmental improvement.
In the short-term, it is necessary to perfect mechanism and train human resources.
The Ministry of Construction said that apart from the local budget, the State should provide more capital and mobilise other credit sources to implement the programme.-VNA
