Hanoi (VNA) – Hanoi is set to meet this year’s target of 236 communes meeting all criteri🦹a under the new style rural area building programme💯.
As of the end of September, as many as 212 communes have met the requirements of the programme, an increase of 11 communes from the same period last year.
The city has completed planning for new style rural area building in each commune.
Infrastructure and irrigation facilities have been upgraded at communal and district levels. All related communes have fulfilled power and post service criteria.
The rate of poor households has also reduced, by 109 communes from 2015.
In the last three months this year, Hanoi will focus on enhancing awareness among local cadres and people of the importance of new style rural areas, while accelerating reissuing agricultural land use licenses.
The programme aims to lift the living standards of people, develop socio-economic infrastructure, and restructure the economy.
It also aims to combine agricultural with urban development and create a democratic, equal and stable rural society with traditional culture.
The national programme targets the average commune completing at least 15 out of 19 criteria and no commune should have completed less than five criteria.
Under the programme, facilities like roads, electricity, clean water, schools and medical stations will be developed.
Total State investment capital for the national target programme is estimated to be at least 193 trillion VND (8.66 billion USD), of which 63 trillion VND will be from the central budget and 130 trillion VND from local budgets.-VNA
The number of recognised new-style rural communes in the Central Highlands has reached 95, equal to 15.83 percent of the total communes in the region, according to the Central Highlands.
Hanoi has accelerated efforts to hit its target of having 236 new-style rural communes by the end of 2016, according to Chu Phu My, director of the Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Rural Developmen
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