Mobilizing 25 trillion dongs to build new rural areas

5/28/2024 - 1:48:58 PM

According to the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, the total resources mobilized to implement the National Target Program on building new rural areas from 2021 to 2025 in the province is expected to be 25,000 billion VND.

The program of building new rural areas has changed the appearance of many rural areas in the province. The photo was taken in Tu Ly commune (Da Bac).

Accordingly, the directly-supported capital from the central budget to implementthe program is about 723 billion dongs; the integrated capital sources from the National Target Programs for the socio-economic development of the ethnic and mountainous minorities, the sustainable poverty reduction in the period of 2021-2025 and other projectsbeing implementedin the rural areas of the province is approximately 1,810 billion dongs; the capital from the local budget is 854 billion VND; the credit capital (lent by banks for the development and production) is about 19,600 billion dongs; the enterprise capital is about 1,000 billion dongs. In addition, the mobilized capital from the voluntary contribution by the people and communities is about 1,063 billion dongs.

In the period of 2021-2025, Hoa Binh province has set the target that the rate of the communes meeting the new rural standard reaches over 70%; The rate of the advanced new rural communes reaches 26.4%; The rate of the model new rural communes reaches 6.2%; 50% of the district-level units meet the new rural standard or complete the task of building new rural areas. Additionally, the whole province is trying to have at least one district meeting the standards of the advanced new rural. On average, the communes in the province achieve 17.0 criteria per commune; standardizing 80 OCOP products at the provincial level or more.

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