(HBO) - In 2018, Hoa Binh city was recognised as fulfilling new-style rural building criteria. However, after Ky Son district merged into the city in 2020, some communes had not yet met the standards of new-style rural areas so Hoa Binh has continued to implement the task.

As of May 30, the city has six out of seven communes that had fulfilled new-style rural area building criteria. With high consensus, determination and joint effort of the whole political system, Hoa Binh city is trying to meet all the criteria and new-style rural building targets.


The canteen of the Doc Lap Primary and Secondary Semi-boarding School for ethnic minorities in Doc Lap commune (Hoa Binh city) meets the requirements of food hygiene and safety.

Doc Lap, an upland commune with extreme difficulties, has six hamlets with 626 households and 2,948 people. Nguyen Ngoc Que, Chairman of the commune People's Committee, said that this year the locality is striving to fulfill all 19 new-style rural building criteria. Along with speeding up the construction of traffic works and cultural institutions, the commune has step up dissemination and mobilised people to change the crop structure and expand agricultural production models with high value as well as associating agricultural production with the development of commerce, services and tourism, he said, adding that it is striving to reduce the number of poor households to 11.48%in 2023.

 

Defining that restructuring the agricultural sector towards increasing added value and sustainable development is the utmost goal and a breakthrough factor in its socio-economic development, the city has synchronously implemented measures to restructure agriculture to make it suitable to the potential and advantages of each region.

Hoa Binh city has also carried out the One Commune One Product (OCOP) programme in association with creating favourable conditions for enterprises to invest in and create a linkage in the sale of agricultural products in the locality. The city has 18 products that are rated as 3- and 4-star OCOP products.

Along with encouraging people to change the structure of crops and livestock, communes have strived to upgrade cultural and sports facilities at communes and villages as well as embellish cultural heritages associated with rural tourism development.

Over the past three years, the city has built two cultural houses with nearly 700 seats, ensuring they meet the demands relating to the organisation of major events, festivals and meetings. Up to 22 cultural houses have been constructed in communes, wards and hamlets in the period. The city has continued to direct communes to focus on building and upgrading other 62 cultural houses so that all communes will soon complete the criteria for cultural facilities.

Hoa Binh has mobilised nearly 565 trillion VND (24 million USD) from the State budget and the contribution of businesses and people for the new-style rural building programme. Up to now, six out of the seven communes in the city have met criteria relating to transport. The quality of education, health care, medical examination and treatment for local residents has been significantly improved while social order and safety have been maintained.

Do Viet Trieu, Vice Chairman of the Hoa Binh City People's Committee, said that despite achieving positive results, it is not easy to fulfill the new-style rural building targets. He cited the fact that some communes were recognised as meeting news-style rural building standards for the 2016-2020 period but failed to satisfy the criteria for the 2021-2025 period.

 

There remained difficulties relating to adjustments in accordance with regulations on the planning work, especially the merged communes. Therefore, the municipal People's Committee requested the communes to maintain the criteria that have been fulfilled and devise solutions to those that haven’t been met in line with a specific roadmap, he said./.


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