Vietnam has experienced rapid and inclusive economic growth since the early 1990s. Economic renovation (Doi Moi) reforms launched in 1986 have transformed it from one of the world’s poorest nations into lower-middle income country. Government of Vie...
Vietnam has experienced rapid and inclusive economic growth since the early 1990s. Economic renovation (Doi Moi) reforms launched in 1986 have transformed it from one of the world’s poorest nations into lower-middle income country. Government of Vietnam highlight the important of effective and sustainable land management and improved governance. Since 2008, a number of efforts have been undertaken to develop land records and databases, with a total investment more than $380 million. Despite much progress, fundamental bottlenecks in the land administration sector remain. Stakeholders’ land information needs, such as land use plans or zoning, land prices or land quality, are still not met. The land service delivery system is underdeveloped. There are still many shortcomings in the Vietnamese land administration system, especially in the land registration system. A study on the improvement of the land registration system in Vietnam is a necessary research in the context that the government of Vietnam is trying to build a multi-purpose land information system.
The research purpose was to improve the efficiency and transparency of land administration services through the development of the land information system by developing (a) e-land registration system in the national multi-purpose land information system, (b) simplified procedures and business processes for Land Registration Offices and better quality land services, and (c) increased public and stakeholder awareness and engagement in access to land information and land services.
The demand for the modernization of the land registration and the real estate information system with a view to assisting the State in managing and making the real estate market more and more transparent. It defined the fundamental issues of any land registration system, highlights the benefits of an effective system and the requirements for it, as well as the factors which can be considered as its indispensable pillars. This research used survey methods, data analysis (qualitative analysis), statistical methods, comparison, expert method, formal methods and numerical methods such as mathematical modeling.
This research evaluated the current situation of the Vietnamese land registration system through the surveys and reports, the experiences of a country which has established an electronic system for land registration in order to evaluate them and draw lessons that can be applied in Vietnam. The chosen country is Korea. The research mainly focused on the Korean land registration system as it is modern and effective systems, especially in technical respects, which Korean has established successfully. Vietnam can study and learn from the promulgation, implementation and content of the legal provisions affecting the operation of the Koreas land registration system. This research proposed the new electronic land registration system that can improve the multi-purpose land management system for Vietnam.