The National Land Survey and Planning Center is tasked with developing and adjusting national land use planning and national land use plans, as well as organizing land surveys and assessments…
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has announced the establishment of the National Land Survey and Planning Center. This center is formed by merging the Land Survey, Planning, and Valuation Center (under the Department of Land Management) and the Center for Land Science and Technology Development and Application (under the Institute of Agricultural and Environmental Strategies and Policies). It will officially commence operations on January 1, 2026.
According to the decision by the Minister of Agriculture and Environment, the Center’s responsibilities include developing and adjusting national land use planning and plans, organizing land surveys and assessments, protecting, restoring, and reclaiming land, researching, applying, and transferring science and technology in the land sector, and providing public services as stipulated by law.
The Center is also tasked with formulating programs, plans, projects, and schemes related to land use planning and strategies for land resource utilization and protection. Additionally, it directly organizes the development and adjustment of national land use planning and plans, conducts surveys and assessments of land quality, potential, degradation, and pollution nationwide and across socio-economic regions.
Furthermore, the Center develops, manages, and operates a land quality monitoring system, participates in building and updating databases on land, land use planning, land prices, and other specialized data for the national land database. Scientific research, strategic land use forecasting, and the development of land-based economic and financial resources remain key priorities.
According to Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment Nguyen Thi Phuong Hoa, the establishment of the Center is a crucial organizational step to enhance the efficiency of sustainable land resource management in the new development phase. It reflects the commitment to scientific research, national land use planning, and fundamental land surveys.
– 1:10 PM, December 30, 2025
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