The Hoa Binh Provincial Anti-Waste Steering Committee has been established with the goal of enhancing the efficiency of public resource utilization, ensuring transparency, and accountability in financial management. This is a significant step toward addressing prominent waste issues in the locality.
Mr. Bui Duc Hinh appointed as Head of the Hoa Binh Provincial Anti-Waste Steering Committee
Mr. Bui Duc Hinh, Chairman of the Hoa Binh People’s Committee, serves as the Head of the Provincial Anti-Waste Steering Committee (Photo: Thanh Binh).
Structure of the Steering Committee
According to the latest decision by the Hoa Binh People’s Committee, the Anti-Waste Steering Committee has been established with key leaders participating. Mr. Bui Duc Hinh, Chairman of the People’s Committee, has been appointed as the Head. The Deputy Head is Mr. Quach Tat Lien, Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee. Additionally, the Director of the Department of Finance and the Chief Inspector of the province also serve as Deputy Heads.
The Steering Committee also includes many members from important agencies such as:
- Commander of the Military Command of the province
- Director of the Provincial Police
- Chief of the People’s Committee Office
- Leaders from departments such as Construction, Transportation, Planning and Investment, Home Affairs, Justice, and Industry and Trade
- Chair of the Ethnic Minorities Committee and Chairman of the Hoa Binh City People’s Committee
These members represent various fields, contributing to a multi-disciplinary team capable of developing comprehensive solutions to prevent waste.
Key Tasks and Activities
The Hoa Binh Provincial Anti-Waste Steering Committee will focus on the following important tasks:
1. Research and Policy Advice
The Steering Committee is responsible for researching, advising, and proposing directions and solutions to address waste-related issues. These solutions aim not only to optimize the use of state budgets but also to promote sustainable economic and social development.
2. Monitoring and Evaluation
One of the key responsibilities is to closely monitor the implementation of anti-waste measures. Annually, before December 31, the Department of Finance reports the committee’s activities to the People’s Committee Office for consolidation and submission to the Chairman of the People’s Committee.
3. Establishing a Working Group
To support professional work, the Department of Finance acts as the permanent agency of the Steering Committee. A working group has also been established, led by a Deputy Director of the Finance Department as the Group Leader and the Chief Inspector of the department as the Deputy Leader. Other members include leaders from related offices and departments across different sectors.
Flexible Mechanism of Operation and Individual Accountability
The Hoa Binh Provincial Anti-Waste Steering Committee operates under a part-time system where each member is personally accountable for their assigned tasks. This ensures transparency and effectiveness in implementing planned initiatives.
The Department of Finance plays a central role in coordinating the committee’s activities. With a strict working mechanism, members will collaborate to build a transparent, efficient, and cost-effective public financial management system.
Conclusion and Prospects
The establishment of the Hoa Binh Provincial Anti-Waste Steering Committee demonstrates the local government’s strong commitment to effectively utilizing public resources. Through a well-defined structure and clear responsibilities, the Steering Committee promises significant improvements in anti-waste efforts within the province.
Stay tuned for updates on the progress and achievements of the Steering Committee in the coming period.
