(HBO) – Ensuring good planning and management, investing resources in completing and modernising infrastructure, and improving the effectiveness of site clearance for projects are the three strategic breakthroughs that the Party Committee of Cao Phong district out in Resolution No. 02-NQ/HU on improving the local business climate and competitiveness during 2021 - 2025.
In
the resolution recently issued to promote investment attraction between 2021
and 2025, Cao Phong views synchronously investing in infrastructure to serve
socio-economic development as one of the strategic breakthroughs. Photo: The
road from Cao Phong town to Hop Phong commune is upgraded.
In this important resolution, the district Party
Committee noted that amid limited resources, it is necessary to make three
breakthroughs to attract investment to economic development.
In particular, Cao Phong will strive to provide
100 percent of online public services at Levels 3 and 4, and make services
related to people and businesses available on the National Public Service
Portal. All the transactions on the provincial public service portal and the
district’s single window information system will be authenticated
electronically.
The district looks to win over at least 90
percent of people and enterprises’ satisfaction of its settlement of
administrative procedures. Up to 80 percent of paperwork at the district level
and 70 percent at the communal level will be handled online. Besides,
authorities will reduce the time needed for businesses and investment projects,
especially industrial, tourism, and farm projects, to gain access to
electricity.
Accompanying businesses, the district People’s
Committee has been creating optimal conditions for investors, including
providing land incentives, reducing tax or extending tax payment deadlines for
those hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, and tackling obstacles to site
clearance and compensation to help projects be carried out on schedule. These
measures will continue to be promoted during the 2021 - 2025 period./.
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