(HBO) - The implementation of the democratic regulations in Tu Ne commune (Tan Lac) has shown positive signs in all aspects of the social life.

The commune seriously implements to public the construction plan of the works to the local people through meetings, contacts with voters and radio broadcasting. They also post the programs, implementation plans, maps and planning maps of all the items at the headquarters of the Commune People's Committee, the cultural houses in the villages for people to monitor and supervise. Especially, in the ground clearance, the coordination among the Party Committee, the People's Committee of the commune with the Fatherland Front, mass organizations and socio-political organizations plays a very important role in grasping the hearts and aspirations of the local people when implementing programs and projects directly related to the local people's lives.


Promoting democracy well at grassroots, Tu Ne Commune (Tan Lac) has solidified over 95% of rural roads, facilitating the transport for people to travel and transfer goods.

 

From the pioneers and examples of staffs and Party members, the local people in the commune actively participated in land donation movement such as: the households of Mr. Bui Van Nho, Bin village has donated more than 200 m2 of land for sport ground of the village; Mr. Bui Van Dung in Chua village; Mr. Dam Quang Minh, Pham Cong Phong in Moi I village, etc. Mr. Quach Pien, the Head of Chua village said: "Performing the propaganda and advocacy, I always get the consensus of the residential people as a measure of the task completion level. Since then, I and other members of the Party always uphold the spirit of self-consciousness, and being an example in the implementation of the general movements. In order to let local people agree to donate their land, it needs much patience with many times of explaining. Particularly, it is needed to public disclosure of the data on people's contributions to the meetings, posted at the cultural house for people to follow". As a result, at present, the commune now has solidified more than 95% of roads; 100% of the villages have cultural houses; 100% of the households are using electricity, three thirds of schools in the commune meet the standards, the average income per capita is 40 million VND per year; the proportion of the poor households is under 8%. From the year of 2016 until now, the local people have donated more than 3,000 m2 of land, contributing 8.4 million VND, 5.270 working days valued at 316 million VND.

 

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