In Document No. 2595/TTR-SXD of April 24, 2025, the Ministry of Building from Da Nang reported to the city administrator to approve a project for the development of urban green spaces in the city from 2021 to 2030. The document contains several proposed solutions to increase the proportion of urban green in the city.
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| The command of the Marine Region 3 coordinated with the Son Train Tra -District's public committee to plant and look after trees in the Suoi da Park in the Nguyen Tuan Thien Street, the quang, the son Tra District. Photo: Tieu Yen |
According to the municipal construction minister, the project for the development of urban green trees in Da Nang for the period from 2021-2030 is a target of 5 to 6 m² of space per person by 2025 and 8-9 m² per person by 2030. However, the average amount of the average urban green space per capita in Da Nang is only 2.33 m². In order to achieve the above goals, the Ministry of Construction has proposed that the city adapts various indicators based on the local economic and social development conditions and the feasibility of each project according to the approved zoning plans.
In particular, the area of urban public green areas is currently around 1,075.6 hectares and reaches a target of approx. 6 m2/Person. By 2030 the goal is to increase this to around 9 m2/Person.
In addition, the area referred to as specialized green space is about 1,909 hectares and reaches a target of approximately 10.6 m2/Person. The limited green area covers about 1,421 hectares and reaches a target of about 7.9 m2/Person. Overall, the entire urban green space comprises approximately 4,406 hectares, which reaches a target of approx. 24.6 m2/Person.
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| There are currently 40 urban public parks and 158 parks and hiking gardens in residential units and apartment groups. In the photo: a corner of the Baltic Park. Photo: Tieu Yen |
In order to further improve the public green areas throughout the urban area, it is important to renovate existing lakes and to develop at the lake. This will help increase the availability of green rooms for public use.
When choosing trees, it is important to adhere to the planning orientation and landscape design in order to improve biological diversity and create natural green spaces. This will help to determine a unique identity for the subdivisions and at the same time ensure that the tree species are suitable for the soil and are able to withstand drought or storms. The selection of trees that have beautiful flower colors and have an important landscape and architectural attraction should be given priority.
For river areas, it is important to select trees due to their flower colors and contain wetlands to fulfill protective functions. In areas with the green core and hills, multi -storey and multi -channel trees should be planted, while in ecological areas the focus should be on topics and local species. In addition, it is encouraged to green 50% of the areas on the roof and 10-15% of the facade areas for buildings.
The city currently has 40 public parks at the city level and 158 parks and hiking gardens in residential units and apartment groups. In order to further expand the green areas and to meet the city's urban green area criteria by 2030, the Ministry of Construction has proposed several specific solutions. A main focus is on the strict management of approved country of parking planning, which ensures that it is not implemented for other uses.
When planning urban renovation, improvement or reconstruction, it is important to tackle all areas that do not correspond to the required green space criteria. The planning process must prioritize the development of green spaces and clearly define the green space requirements for each construction diagram. In addition, the city should promote the involvement of the community by promoting the public's participation in the green of parks that lack short -term investment plans. The establishment of a community connection platform gives residents the opportunity to deal with trees for the care and protection of trees.
At the same time, attention should be paid to the determination of technical and economic standards for maintaining and protecting trees and parks as well as to the creation of a database to support the administration, planning and investing for the development of urban trees and parks and ensure compliance with national technical standards, regulations and the requirements of information security.
The Ministry of Construction has announced that the city will implement several solutions at the same time in the near future. A main focus is on the investment in several large -scale urban public parks in order to fulfill urban tree standards.
In particular, the plan includes the development of approximately 1,075 hectares of urban public parking land in order to achieve a target of 6 square meters per person by 2030. After reaching this milestone, the efforts will continue to mobilize the resources in order to achieve a possible goal of 9 square meters per person. In addition, the city will invest in the construction of around 510 hectares of public parks for residential areas to ensure adequate life and leisure rooms for municipalities in densely populated regions.
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| Members of the Youth Union Organization of the Hoa Vang district planted 500 Taiwan Banyan trees on the DH2 road through the Hoa Nhon Commune, Hoa Vang District. Photo: Tieu Yen |
In order to achieve the outlined goals, a total budget of approximately 19,554 billion and is required. This budget consists of 2,575 billion and the city budget, while the remaining 14,775 billion and investors are obtained. In addition, around 2.204 billion and the contributions from the municipality and the companies will come.
It is therefore important to research and develop incentive mechanisms that create favorable conditions for the participation of the community and the participation of the company according to the specified plans in investments, management, maintenance and operation of parks and hiking gardens. This approach aims to relieve the pressure on the state budget and to promote the spirit of social participation in the expansion of green spaces.
The Department of Construction has proposed that the city increases its inspection and monitoring measures and conducts strict punishments for investors who only slowly develop parks and hiking gardens within the country fund development projects or do not comply with their approved investment obligations. This approach is regarded as a decisive solution to ensure the timely, high -quality and efficient development of the urban green space system from DA Nang in the future.
Reporting by Tieu Yen – Translation of M.Dung
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