Directive No. 05/2011/CT-UBND on Formulating Contracting Plans at Coffee Production and Trading Enterprises under the Dak Lak Provincial People's Committee

Directive No. 05/2011/CT-UBND, issued by the Dak Lak Provincial People's Committee, directs the formulation and implementation of contracting (khoan) plans at state-owned enterprises engaged in coffee production and trading under the province's management. The Directive mandates that each enterprise prepare a detailed contracting plan to enhance operational efficiency, clarify responsibilities, and implement cost and revenue allocation consistent with state regulations. The scope covers enterprises wholly or partly owned by the province that operate in coffee production, processing and trading. Enterprises are required to assess their current organisational structure, production areas, labor force, material and capital needs, and to propose specific contracting forms, including full production contracting, cost-based contracting, and profit-sharing models. Plans must set clear performance targets, input-output norms, pricing and payment terms, contract duration, and allocation of risks and debts between enterprises and contracted parties. The Directive requires consultation with relevant provincial departments, including the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Department of Finance, and the Department of Planning and Investment, to ensure compliance with legal and financial frameworks. Enterprises must submit their contracting plans within the timelines stipulated by the Provincial People's Committee to be appraised and approved; approved plans become the basis for implementation, monitoring and inspection by provincial authorities. The Directive emphasizes safeguards for labor rights, social insurance, and compliance with taxation and environmental protection requirements. It also instructs provincial authorities to provide guidance, training and oversight to facilitate the transition to contracted arrangements, and to report implementation results periodically to the Provincial People's Committee. The Directive takes effect upon its signing and applies until amended or superseded by subsequent directives or legal instruments of competent authority.