A delegation of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Committee of Hoa Binh province on September 12 visited and presented relief aid to families affected by Typhoon Yagi in Lac Son and Tan Lac districts.
Leaders of the provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front
Committee visit and hand over relief aid to a family affected by Typhoon Yagi
in Phong Phu commune of Tan Tac district.
In Lac Son, the delegation offered aid, including 5 million VND
(204 USD) to Ban Van Tuan's family, whose home in Mai Son village of Yen Nghiep
commune was destroyed by the typhoon, and 2 million VND to Bui Thi Dan in Go
Cha 2 village of Yen Nghiep to repair her house.
Additionally, Bui Van Danh in Quyen village, Quyet Thang
commune, received 2 million VND because his home is located in a
landslide-prone area. The committee also transferred 7 million VND to support
14 households in the area.
In Tan Lac district, the delegation provided 2 million VND each
to three households in Phong Phu commune affected by the typhoon and subsequent
floods.
Leaders of the provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee
urged local authorities and organisations to focus on recovery efforts, assess
the damage, and offer timely support to affected residents.
Digital transformation in building new-style rural areas aims to gradually establish smart rural areas, enhance community activity efficiency, and contribute to making the National Target Programme on Building New-style Rural Areas more effective and sustainable. Hoa Binh province has implemented many models and programmes on digital transformation in rural areas, gradually meeting the requirements of comprehensive digital transformation.
Lac Thuy district made a breakthrough in the land redistribution work during 2020-2023 to develop large-scale fields, creating favourable conditions for businesses, cooperatives, and other economic sectors to invest in the production of agricultural commodities, and helping improve productivity and income for farmers.
In 2016, Yen Tri commune in Yen Thuy district was recognised as a new-style rural area in 2016, an advanced new-style rural area in 2020 and a model new-style rural area in 2021, respectively. It is the first and only commune in the province meeting the criteria for model new-style rural areas.
Aside from engaging in agricultural sector, there still some non-agricultural occupations that are suitable for women, especially ethnic minority women in rural areas. Based on the demand of learners, agencies and units in Yen Thuy district have implemented vocational training programmes that associate with employment opportunities and meet demand of labour market.
Over recent years, the People's Committee of Lac Son district has implemented various policies to support vocational training in traditional industry cooperatives, especially in ethnic minority areas. As a result, many households have get rid of poverty. Vocational training and startup support projects have also helped create numerous new jobs, increase income for workers, improve living conditions, and create conditions for sustainable development in the ethnic minority areas of the district.
A collective labour agreement (CLA) is a negotiated document between employees and employers that outlines agreed-upon working conditions, achieved through collective bargaining. CLA is considered a key solution to minimising and resolving conflicts within businesses, fostering harmonious, stable, and progressive labour relations, which in turn help businesses thrive and ensure stable, higher incomes for workers.
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