Dien Truong (Dien Chau): Mobilizing over 315 billion VND to build new rural infrastructure

(Baonghean.vn) - Timplementing the national target program on building new rural areasStage(Dien Chau) hasUnite and join forces to compete in implementing movements, creating a strong change on the path of innovation and development. Up to now, the commune has completed 19/19 criteria and has been recognized as a commune meeting the new rural standards in 2017 of Dien Chau district.

The office of Dien Truong Commune People's Committee is spacious and modern, invested in and built with funds mobilized from the state and the people. Photo: Tran Canh Yen.

After more than 4 years of building new rural areas, the commune has mobilized over 315 billion VND to build standard infrastructure, of which the people contributed 260 billion VND. In the photo: People of Hamlet 16, Dien Truong Commune, urgently completed the construction of concrete roads within the hamlet. Photo: Tran Canh Yen

Up to now, inter-commune, inter-village and alley traffic routes have been asphalted and hardened with concrete. In the photo: New rural traffic routes in residential area hamlet 17. Photo: Tran Canh Yen

The system of kindergartens, primary schools and secondary schools meets national standards and is a cultural unit. In the photo: Dien Truong Primary School was built spaciously with support from the state and contributions from the people in the commune. Photo: Tran Canh Yen

Long An Communal House - a national historical and cultural relic has been meticulously restored and carefully protected. Photo: Tran Canh Yen

After more than 4 years of building new rural areas, the average income per capita reached over 30 million VND/person/year, an increase of 2 million VND compared to 2014. In the photo: The model of raising laying ducks and quails of Mr. Chu Quang Vo's household - Hamlet 3 earns a profit of 250 - 300 million VND/year. Photo: Tran Canh Yen

Thanks to many suitable policies in economic development, in Dien Truong, more and more highly effective livestock models have appeared. Photo: Tran Canh Yen

Luong Mai - Tran Canh Yen