Da Nang has paid out 84.5 percent of its public investment plan, but wards lag at 70 percent

Da Nang had paid out 14,523.6 billion dong of public investment capital by 31 October, or 84.48 percent of the plan set by the Prime Minister, according to a report on the city's information portal published on 2 November. That put the city seventh of 34 localities nationwide.

The Prime Minister assigned the city 17,191.9 billion dong for 2026. The City People's Council and People's Committee set a higher total of 18,608.1 billion dong and have allocated all of it to specific projects.

Of the amount disbursed, 10,099.4 billion dong (69.5 percent) was payment for completed work and 4,424.2 billion dong (30.5 percent) was advances. Projects carried over from last year reached 64.7 percent of their plan, or 2,303.9 billion dong.

Among the project management boards under the city, the Infrastructure Investment Board led with 92.61 percent, or 1,549.1 billion dong. The Transport and Agriculture Board reached 83.98 percent (4,022.9 billion dong), and the Civil, Industrial and Technical Infrastructure Board was lowest at 75.1 percent (2,507.6 billion dong).

Departments and affiliated units had disbursed 1,417.6 billion dong of a 1,672.0 billion dong plan, or 84.79 percent. Eleven units beat the citywide average, and the Hi-Tech Park and Industrial Zones Management Board, the Department of Industry and Trade and the city Youth Union reported full disbursement.

The 93 wards and communes lagged. They had spent 5,026.4 billion dong of 7,134.3 billion dong, or 70.45 percent, about 14 points under the citywide rate. Sixteen localities were above the average, led by Phước Chánh (96.88 percent), Phước Năng (92.83), Điện Bàn Bắc (92.81), Hải Châu (90.61), Thu Bồn (90.18) and Hòa Khánh (89.95).

Seventy-seven were below it. The slowest were A Vương (25.34 percent), Tam Hải (38.44), Tam Mỹ (40.21), Tân Hiệp (41.91) and Gò Nổi (42.59).

Sources

• Giải ngân hơn 14.523 tỷ đồng vốn đầu tư công trong 10 tháng đầu năm 2026 (Cổng thông tin điện tử Đà Nẵng, November 2, 2026, in Vietnamese)

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