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Projects need to be accelerated in construction progress to increase disbursement of public investment capital. Photo: Thanh Tuan
Projects need to be accelerated in construction progress to increase disbursement of public investment capital. Photo: Thanh Tuan

Gia Lai requests acceleration of disbursement of public investment capital

THANH TUẤN (báo lao động) 05/07/2026 16:43 (GMT+7)

Gia Lai - The provincial government requests to accelerate the disbursement of public investment capital for infrastructure, technical, and key projects.

On July 5, Gia Lai Provincial People's Committee said that it strives to achieve a disbursement rate of 95% or more by the end of 2026, considering this as a key political task to promote socio-economic growth of the province.

The total public investment capital plan for 2026 of Gia Lai province assigned by the Prime Minister is more than 14,557.437 billion VND.

Of which, central budget capital is more than 2,495.637 billion VND; local budget capital is more than 12,061.8 trillion VND.

As of June 30, 2026, the total disbursed value of the 2026 public investment capital plan managed by the province reached more than 5,107.216 billion VND, equivalent to 35.08% of the capital plan.

Notably, compared to the general disbursement rate of the whole country of 30.6%, Gia Lai's disbursement result is higher than the general average.

Gia Lai province also belongs to the group of localities with high disbursement rates, contributing to creating important momentum for infrastructure development, promoting production, business and local economic growth.

However, the provincial government assesses that there are still many shortcomings affecting disbursement work such as: some projects are still slow to complete investment procedures, approve designs, estimates, and select contractors.

Compensation and site clearance work in some places has not met requirements; construction material prices, weather conditions, terrain and technical infrastructure in some areas still affect construction progress.

In addition, some investors, project management boards and localities are not really decisive in organizing implementation, leading to uneven disbursement rates between capital sources and projects.

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