(HBO) - Bui Van Tinh, member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the provincial Party Committee, had a working session and inspected the implementation of Programme 135 under the National Target Program for Sustainable Poverty Reduction for 2016 -2020 in Tan Lac district.
Bui Van Tinh, member
of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the provincial Party Committee,
and a working group learn about residents’ life and economic development models
in Phu Vinh commune.
According to a report from the Tan Lac People's Committee,
effective implementation of the programme has been underway since 2016 to date
without losses of State capital. Village-level management boards are placed in charge
of allocating capital for different projects in line with the principles of
democracy, openness and people’s engagement. During the period, the district
has invested over 64.3 billion VND (2.7 million USD) in 108 infrastructure
projects, and over 3.5 billion VND in repairing 148 others. It has also
conducted 72 projects on production development and livelihood diversification
as well as replicated poverty reduction models with a budget of more than 2.2 billion
VND.
As a result, per capita income has been increased
significantly, while poverty reduction work has progressed well. However,
infrastructure of communes involved in the programme remains lacking and unified,
while the rate of poor households is still high. Production and consumption of
products are also ineffective.
Concluding the function, Tinh recommended Tan Lac district
strengthen coordination with departments and sectors to speed up the
implementation of Program 135. The provincial People's Committee assigned relevant
sectors and departments to speed up project planning and assessment progress,
support production, replicate effective economic development models, and
preserve cultural values of local ethnic communities, among others./.
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