Authorities in the northern province of Vinh Phuc have taken a host of measures to promote production along with accelerating economic restructuring in rural areas, aiming to meet its targets for the new-style rural area building programme.
Vinh Phuc(VNA) – Authorities in the northern province of Vinh Phuc have taken a host ofmeasures to promote production along with accelerating economic restructuring inrural areas, aiming to meet its targets for the new-style rural areabuilding programme.
Notably, improving local incomes is one of the key tasks to realise their goals.
A project onagriculture restructuring associated with changing rural labour structure inthe direction of value chains has been implementing in the locality to enhance theadded value of agricultural products and promote sustainable rural development.
The province has zoned out safe vegetable production areas covering 3,000hectares, while planning livestock development in key areas and communes.
Policies to support agricultural development and attract businesses to investin agricultural production have been implemented, while technological andscientific advances and machine-based solutions have been applied in the field.
Over13,000 hectares of crops with high economic value such as pumpkin, tomato,cucumber, chayote and red dragon fruit have been formed. Meanwhile, large-scalecꦰoncentrated breeding areas have been developed in Vinh Tuong, Lap Thach, TamDao, Yen Lac and Tam Duong 🤪districts.
Focus has been given topromoting the One Commune-One Product (OCOP) programme,with 13 herbal and food products registered as brands.
All 112 communes and four districts in Vinh Phuc have been recognisedas new-style rural areas. The per capita income in rural areas stands at over47 million VND (around 2,000 USD) per year.
The province isstriving to have its city and districts recognised asnew-style rural areas, of which at least one district will be certified as amodel new-style rural locality.
It will also work towards the target of 50percent of communes achieving advanced criteria for new-s𒅌tyle rural a🀅reas, 15percent of communes recognised as model new-style rural communes, and 30percent of villages identified as model new-style rural villages./.
Developing a farm-based economy with mass production has been defined as a key task by localities in the Red River Delta province of Bac Ninh as they look to become new-style rural areas.
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc attended a ceremony in the northern province of Vinh Phuc on February 1 marking the 90th anniversary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (February 3) and the 70th founding anniversary of the locality (February 12).
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The People’s Committee of northern Hoa Binh province has organised a teleconference to review the implementation of the national target programme on new-style rural area building in the first quarter of this year, and put forth tasks and solutions for the second quarter.
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