Dong Nai disburses over 974 billion VND in public investment

17:50, 13/03/2026

As of March 5, 2026, Dong Nai disbursed more than VND 974 billion in public investment capital for the year, equivalent to nearly 3.6% of its 2026 plan, according to the Provincial Department of Finance (DoF).

Construction of the Provincial Road 25C from National Highway 51 to Provincial Road 19 (Huong Lo 19). Photo: Pham Tung
Construction of the Provincial Road 25C from National Highway 51 to Provincial Road 19 (Huong Lo 19). Photo: Pham Tung

In 2026, total public investment capital in the province is more than 27 trillion VND, including more than 889 billion VND from the central budget and more than 26.2 trillion VND from the local budget.

Currently, central budget funding has been allocated to three projects, including Component Project 1 of the Bien Hoa – Vung Tau Expressway (phase 1) with an allocation of 400 billion VND; the Nhon Trach inter-port road project with more than 482 billion VND; and the Climate-Resilient Irrigation Modernization Project in the former Binh Phuoc province with 7 billion VND.

Meanwhile, for locally funded projects, the Provincial People’s Committee has allocated detailed capital plans totaling more than 15.6 trillion VND to project owners for the implementation of 530 projects across the province.

Dong Nai has set a target of achieving a 100% disbursement rate for the 2026 public investment plan. To improve the efficiency of public investment spending, the Provincial People’s Committee has assigned the DoF to coordinate with relevant units and localities to review priority projects under the 2026 public investment plan.

As of the end of February 2026, following the review process, the DoF proposed that the Provincial People’s Committee approve the continued implementation of 73 projects prioritized for level-1 and level-2 capital allocation. These include nationally significant projects, key public investment works and projects aligned with the Resolution of the first Provincial Party Congress, as well as priority projects under the Government’s directives in areas such as science and technology, digital transformation, healthcare infrastructure, education facilities, regional connectivity and projects expected to have a major impact on the province’s socio-economic development in the 2026–2030 period. For these projects, nearly 1.3 trillion VND has been allocated in the 2026 capital plan.

By Pham Tung – Translated by M.Nguyet, Minho