Thanks to bold investment in new models, residents of Ba Hang Doi township, Lac Thuy district have improved value of agricultural production. Photo: The goat farming model is spreading in the locality.

The provincial People’s Committee agreed with the policy of adjusting and expanding a master plan on Ba Hang Doi township until 2030 with a vision to 2035. It lays a foundation for the district to turn Ba Hang Doi township into the second socio-economic and cultural hub, behind Chi Ne township in the near future.

To meet such goal, Thanh Ha township and Thanh Nong commune have put into operation many works and projects using the State budget, contributing to creating a new facelift for urban and rural areas.

To help Ba Hang Doi meet criteria for the fifth-tier urban area, the local Party Committee and authorities have always received support of people from walks of life, thereby making important contributions to the rapid and synchronous change in the urban and rural face of the township. As of the late 2020, the township recorded an average income per capita of 47.4 million VND each year.

By 2025, it strives to approve investment in socio-economic infrastructure as planned, make a list of important projects and works that serve as a driving force for economic development, build new urban areas meeting criteria in terms of population, social and technical infrastructure and landscaping for the sake of sustainable development. At the same time, the province will create favourable conditions for individuals, organisations and businesses to carry out production-trade projects to meet public demand. It is considered a solid foundation for Ba Hang Doi township to become a socio-economic and cultural centre that plays a significant role in the strong and comprehensive development of Lac Thuy district in the future./.

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