The streets in the Cham Ward (now Dan Chu Ward – Hoa Binh City) are decorated in response to the movement of building the civilized urban area.

Accordingly, the movement of emulation towards a bright - green - clean - beautiful urban area has also been effectively implemented by the city. The activities such as the Green Saturday, the autonomous road, the civilized streets, the garbage-free residential areas, the green Sunday... have been responded by the departments, the units and the local people and have been effectively implemented in the residential areas. Currently, 100% of wards and communes have implemented the green Saturday. There are nearly 100 routes which have been self-governed by the young and women. 100% of the schools in the area have built the cultural school gates...

Currently, the city is continuing to expand the model of "civilized streets and the residential areas without garbage”. Thereby, the rate of the population providing garbage collection and treatment services has reached 95% and the proportion of medical waste treated in the locality has reached 100%.

In order to encourage and promote the movement "All people unite to build a cultural life,” at the end of January 2020, the People's Committee of the City issued the Decision No.89/QD-UBND to recognize the title "The departments, the units and the enterprises reaching the cultural standards” in 2019. Accordingly, 215 departments, units and enterprises in the city were recognized to meet the standards of cultural departments, units and enterprises.

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