Up to now, Kim Boi district has 6 out of the16 communes meeting the standards of the new rural areas including communes: Nam Thuong, Sao Bay, Vinh Dong, My Hoa, Dong Bac, Vinh Tien (reaching 37.5%); no communes are meeting the standards of the advanced or model rural areas.
Kim Boi district has determined to focus the
resources to complete the essential infrastructure for the communes trying to
reach the goal of the new rural areas in the period of 2021 - 2025 (In the
photo: The investment in repairing and upgrading in-field traffic in Sao Bay
commune).
According to the planned targets assigned by the
Provincial People's Committee, by the end of 2025, 10 communes are meeting the
standards of the new rủal areas in Kim Boi district, accounting for 62.5% of
the total number of the communes in the region; 4 out of the 16 communes
meeting the advanced rural standards (accounting for 25%); 1 out of the 16
communes meeting the standards of the model rural areas (accounting for 6.25%).
However, according to the District People's Committee, during the
implementation process, there are many difficulties, especially in the
resources to implement the infrastructure criteria for the communes trying to
reach the finish line. Through reviewing and assessing the actual needs, the
District’s People's Committee has proposed that the Provincial People's
Committee consider and support funding for implementing 5 projects with a total
estimated capital of 38.9 billion VND. These are the essential infrastructure
projects, making an important contribution to the district completing its
investment plan for the communes trying to achieve the standards of the new
rural areas, the advanced and model rural areas in the period of 2021 - 2025.
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