housing

The Naval Region 4 Command, in coordination with local Party committees and authorities of Bac Ai and Bac Ai Tay communes of Khanh Hoa Province, held a ceremony to inaugurate and hand over four newly built houses to families whose parents participated in the resistance war and were exposed to Agent Orange on the afternoon of July 7.

In 2026, Gia Lai Province is implementing 16 emergency resettlement and population stabilization projects in disaster-prone areas, with a total investment of more than VND 2.1 trillion. The projects aim to provide safe housing for 1,495 households across eight communes that face high risks of landslides, flooding, and other natural disasters.

Along with repairing and rebuilding houses, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh requested support to ensure the provision of essential services and basic necessities for households whose homes were collapsed, damaged, or swept away by floods.

The Naval Region 4 Command held a ceremony to inaugurate and hand over a house to the family of Cao Ca Yen, a Raglai ethnic minority resident of Ta Giang 2 Hamlet, Tay Khanh Son Commune, on December 22. This is the first house completed after 17 days of urgent construction under the “Quang Trung Campaign”.

The Technical Assurance Center, Naval Region 2, in coordination with the Vu A Dinh Scholarship Fund and the “For Beloved Hoang Sa - Truong Sa” Club, together with local Party committees and authorities, organized a handover ceremony of a “Comrade's House” for a soldier in difficult circumstances on October 10 in Long Thoi Hamlet, Long Binh Commune, Dong Thap Province.

In the process of helping poor households and people with housing difficulties settle down, Dong Nai province has mobilized every possible contribution, including resources from foreign non-governmental organizations.

In Rach Gia Ward (An Giang), the Naval Region 5 Command held a handover ceremony for a “Comrade's House” to a soldier experiencing housing difficulties while serving at the unit on July 2.

A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing ceremony on new partnership between the Ministry of Construction’s Housing and Real Estate Market Administration (HREMA) and the German Development Cooperation’s GIZ SIPA Programme, aiming to reduce Green Gas Emissions In The Residential Building Sector took place on January 6.

The food, clothing and housing sectors are showing positive recovery signs in the weeks following Vietnam’s easing of Covid-19 restrictions.