It was followed bythe Department of Justice with 93.42% and 92.66%; the Management Board of Industrial Parks with 91.90% and 80.63%; the provincial People's Committee Office with 91.55% and 82.75%; the Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs with 91.26% and 93.98%; the Department of Finance: 90.91% and 98.51%; the Department of Information and Communications with 90.82% and 90.90%; the Department of Transport with 90.05% and 96.68%; the Board for Ethnic Affairs with 89.81% and 82.25%; the Department of Science and Technology with 89.57% and 98.74%; the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development with 89.51% and 94.95%; the Department of Construction with 89.38% and 94.65%; the Department of Health with 88.63% and 93.98%; the Department of Industry and Trade with 88.56% and 94.61%; the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism with 88.37% and 96.60%; the Department of Planning and Investment with 88.26% and 98.81%; the provincial Inspectorate with 87.65% and 86.88%; the Department of Education and Training with 87.63% and 87.86%; and the Department of Natural Resources and Environment with 81.09% and 90.23%.

The People's Committee of Hoa Binh city topped the list of localities the PAR index of 91.55% and the SIPAS index of 87.40%.

It was followed by Lac Son district with 90.16% and 91.56% respectively; Kim Boi district with 89.65% and 82.23%; Yen Thuy district with 89.46% and 92.62%; Da Bac district with 89.10% and 82.49%; Lac Thuy district with 88.21% and 73.55%; Cao Phong district with 87.93% and 79.92%; Mai Chau district with 87.10% and 84.21%; Tan Lac district with 85.09% and 71.30%; and Luong Son district with 84.62% and 60.45%.

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Business association pledges support for local firms

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