According to the report by the Department of Finance, Ha Noi’s total public investment capital plan 2025, after adjustment, exceeds VND 107 trillion, which is nearly VND 19.5 trillion higher than the allocation assigned by the central government. As of October 20, the city has disbursed over VND 44 trillion, reaching 51% of the target assigned by the central government and 41.5% of the target set by the city itself. Ha Noi ranks 18th out of 34 provinces and centrally run cities in terms of disbursement progress but stands second nationwide in absolute value, following only Ho Chi Minh City.
The main cause of the delay in disbursement progress lies in difficulties related to compensation and site clearance. Currently, the city has 358 projects implemented by communes and wards that are facing problems with land clearance. In addition, the sharp increase in construction material prices, together with prolonged processes of planning appraisal and project adjustment, has slowed down construction progress and the disbursement of investment capital.
To achieve 100% of the capital plan assigned by the central government, Ha Noi needs to disburse an additional VND 43 trillion in the last two months of 2025; and to complete 100% of the capital plan allocated by the city, more than VND 62.7 trillion must be disbursed. This is a highly demanding task, requiring the utmost effort, determination, and spirit of action from all levels of authorities, sectors, and localities.
In response to the urgent requirements of the task, the city has launched a 75-day peak emulation campaign from early November 2025 to mid-January 2026, mobilizing the entire political system to “take synchronized action with resolute measures,” striving to complete 100% of the public investment capital disbursement plan for 2025.
The city requires departments, sectors, and communes/wards to implement eight key groups of solutions, including: developing detailed weekly disbursement plans and monitoring the progress of each project; definitively addressing obstacles in site clearance; reviewing and flexibly adjusting capital plans among projects; promoting the application of technology and digital transformation in public investment management; strengthening administrative discipline and order; enhancing the effectiveness of coordination among levels and sectors; preparing early the public investment capital plan for 2026; and linking the responsibility of leaders with actual disbursement results.
For key projects such as Ring Road No. 4 – Capital Region, National Highway 6, National Highway 21, and Yen Nghia pumping station, the city requires agencies and localities to focus on removing difficulties, accelerating construction progress, and intensifying dialogue and public advocacy for site handover. At the same time, the city will promptly commend collectives and individuals who excellently fulfill their tasks, while reviewing and strictly handling units that are slow, lack determination, or commit violations.
Departments, sectors, and localities must strictly comply with the city’s directives on accelerating the disbursement of public investment capital to ensure the completion of 100% of the capital disbursement plan 2025, thereby contributing to creating a strong growth momentum for the Capital in the 2026–2030 period.