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At the end of the 2000s, the Vietnamese government decided to accelerate Vietnam’s process of integration into globalisation and to give it a capital equal to its ambitions. It has enlarged the territory of the province-capital, funded a Master Plan for the construction of Hà Nội to 2030 with projections for 2050 and put a whole series of land and administrative reforms in place to give provinces the means to manage their own planning, ‘freeing up’ agricultural land to make it suitable for construction. Several financial reforms have aimed to ease foreign investment in this country in transition towards the market economy.

Chapter 6. Tomorrow’s city: territorial reforms and urban projects