(HBO) – The Party Committee and People’s Committee of Hoa Binh province are carrying out measures to mobilise capital for development investment and remove difficulties facing production and business activities so as to promote economic growth.

 

The resolution of the 16th provincial Party congress for 2015-2020 has set the target of an annual GRDP growth rate of at least 8.5 percent. By 2020, the proportion of industry-construction in the local economy will increase by 10.44 percent, agro-forestry-fisheries down 6.32 percent, and services up 4.12 percent.

The Hoa Binh Knitting JSC, based in the Da River Left Bank Industrial Park of Hoa Binh city, has provided jobs for more than 400 local residents.

To that end, the provincial People’s Committee has assigned concrete tasks to departments, sectors and localities to tackle difficulties and boost growth.

The Department of Finance has to mobilise additional funding for development investment and cut down regular spending while still ensuring capital for the implementation of social policies in line with principles and allocation plans.

The Hoa Binh branch of the State Bank of Vietnam needs to direct local credit organisations to facilitate businesses, cooperatives, cooperative groups and households’ access to credit sources. It also has to encourage credit organisations to open transaction points in rural areas to meet local credit demand.

Meanwhile, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has to give counseling in terms of farmland use restructuring while keeping the current area of cultivation stable. It also needs to guide businesses, cooperatives, business households and farmers in developing production in accordance with plans and applying high technology, thus improving product quality and minimise unplanned agricultural practices. Additionally, the agency needs to carry out solutions to link production expansion with the market’s demand.

The Department of Industry and Trade is requested to take measures to boost export and expand markets while coordinating with the customs department and relevant agencies to simplify administrative procedures for export-import activities. The department was also told to improve the management of industrial and mining activities and work with the Hoa Binh Power Company to build power supply plans to meet economic and daily activities.

The Department of Construction will have to review and deal with difficulties facing the projects exploiting limestone for the production of building materials so that these projects can be resumed.

The Department of Natural Resources and Environment needs to propose solutions to solve land disputes between businesses and local residents in order to harmonise both sides’ interests and ensure people’s livelihoods. It was also directed to create clean land for investment attraction.

The Hoa Binh management board of industrial parks was ordered to overhaul the planning of industrial parks and support the projects already granted with investment certificates to accelerate their implementation.

Besides, the provincial People’s Committee assigned the Department of Transport to assist provincial leaders in proposing the Ministry of Transport supplement the upgrade of National Highways 70 and 15 to the public investment plan. The agency was also asked to enhance coordination with Son La province to speed up the construction of Hoa Binh – Moc Chau highway.

Meanwhile, the People’s Committees of district-level localities were demanded to resolve obstacles in site clearance in a timely manner to make land ready for public investment and socio-economic development projects. They were told to carry out administrative reforms in a more substantive manner to facilitate people and businesses’ activities./.

 


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