(HBO) - Many specialities of Hoa Binh have reached the market and captured the trust of consumers thanks to their excellent quality and brand value.

Tan Lac district is famous for such specialties as Tan Lac red pomelo, Phu Vinh purple sugarcane and Quyet Chien chayote vegetable.

This is considered one of the most prominent achievements of the local authority, showing the determination of the Party Committee, authority and people  of Tan Lac district after 10 years of the implementation of Resolution No. 21 of the
The 10th Party Central Committee (Resolution No. 21) on perfecting the socialist-oriented market economy institution.


 

Giang Vo fair in Hanoi features agricultural products.

 Adhering to the policies and plans adopted, the Tan Lac district People's Committee has devised many measures to support production development, focusing on producing products of the locality’s strength; and help locals access preferential loans, thus making it easy for individuals, organizations, enterprises and cooperatives to expand production.

 Over the past 10 years, the district has set up and converted 25 cooperatives, which are operating under the Law of Cooperative in 2012. 


According to the c
ommittee, along with the economic field, the district has also achieved outstandingachievements in poverty reduction and social security after 10 years of the implementation of Resolution No. 21.

 In the period, the district authority upheld the strength of the whole political system and the community to invest in improving infrastructure systems; supporting poor households in building houses and accessing capital sources for production development.

 Attention was also paid to helping people in disadvantaged areas and social welfare beneficiaries access basic social services, thus improving their living conditions. 

Statistics show that the rate of poor households in the district decreases by 2-3 percent per year, to 22.3 percent while the total average production value increases by 13.5 percent per year, with the economic structure has been shifted positively. 

Per capita income in 2018 is estimated at 38.46 million VND, the state budget revenue is hoped to increase by 15 percent per year.
The spiritual life of locals is increasingly improved, while their material life is also much better. /.

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