According to the city's plan, 6,282 households will be relocated to safer areas through 234 resettlement sites, including newly built communities, integrated resettlement areas and on-site relocation projects.
About 4,474 households in mountainous areas will be relocated to 117 resettlement sites, while another 1,808 households in lowland and midland areas will be moved to 117 sites.
The city plans to allocate an average of VND 200 billion (USD7.6 million) a year to support the programme, covering relocation costs, housing materials, land preparation, residential and agricultural land, clean water, electricity and access roads.
One of the projects is the Long Boc emergency resettlement area in Nam Tra My Commune, where 51 households living in a high-risk landslide zone are being relocated before the rainy season.
More than 200 soldiers from the 315th Division have been helping residents dismantle and move their wooden stilt houses to the new settlement.
The VND 20 billion (USD 760,000) project is nearing completion as contractors accelerate work on roads and other essential infrastructure.
Nam Tra My Commune is implementing 33 public investment projects worth more than VND 176 billion (USD 6.7 million) this year, although only about 40% of the allocated budget has been disbursed.
Danang aims to raise the disbursement rate to 60 per cent by September, 90 per cent by the end of 2026, and complete the full investment plan by January 31, 2027.