(HBO) - Lac Son district has get a facelift in both material and spiritual lives of local people. Its essential infrastructure such as electricity, roads, schools, and stations has been upgraded, meeting local demand. Effective economic models have helped increase incomes and the living standards of local residents.
People in Mien Doi commune (Lac Son) pay attention to
developing cattle husbandry models.
Nowadays a concrete road runs through Mien Doi commune, with
many new, spacious houses built along it. Small shops are crowded with
customers. According to statistics, the total area of crops reaches 637.75
hectares. The total number of cattle and poultries increases to nearly 38,000
heads, and there are 1,000 bee hives in the commune. The commune has 31
households involved in industrial, handicraft and trade and service. Per capita
income reaches 29 million VND per person per year, and the poverty rate reduces
to 46 percent.
The district People’s Committee has directed relevant units
to review the lists of supporting measures for production development in
accordance with each locality’s conditions. Accordingly, in 2020, the district supplied
agricultural materials for 18 communes worth a total 5.3 billion VND, including
4,474 cattle and poultry heads, 92 mowers, 115 pumps, and 12 ploughing machines.
It also coordinated with sectors and organisations to hold 23 training classes
to raise capacity of the community and grassroots officials.
The district People’s Committee has also paid attention to
upgrading transport linkages between the mountainous communes of Mien Doi, Ngoc
Son, Ngoc Lau and Tu Do to facilitate the development of community-based
tourism, while taking measures to promote and maintain traditional identity./.
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