Construction department holds training on state management for commune, ward officials

The provincial Department of Construction on July 14 organised a training conference to provide professional guidance for commune- and ward-level officials in areas under its state management.

 

A view of the training conference.

The conference brought together representatives of the Department of Construction, leaders of the People's Committees and civil servants from specialised offices of 75 communes and wards.

Delegates at the training conference.

At the conference, delegates were briefed on several key topics, including procedures for developing general commune-level planning; regulations on house and building numbering and signage in accordance with Circular No. 08/2024/TT-BXD and Circular No. 09/2025/TT-BXD issued by the Ministry of Construction; and management and maintenance of road and urban infrastructure systems overseen by commune and ward-level authorities.

They also covered accounting procedures for road infrastructure assets; compensation unit prices for actual damage to houses and structures during state land acquisition; construction unit prices; project appraisal and construction permitting processes; construction order management; inspection and acceptance of completed construction works across the province; and the registration of inland waterway vehicles.

Commune- and ward-level civil servants at the training conference.

The conference topics provided timely guidance and equipped local officials with essential state management knowledge in the construction sector, helping ensure smooth and efficient operations amid ongoing administrative restructuring and the rollout of the two-tier government model.

The training also aimed to improve the Public Administration Reform Index and increase satisfaction levels among citizens, organisations, and businesses with local administrative agencies.

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