Tuong Duong - Outstanding Development Index in 2022

Sang Le forest eco-tourism area. Photo: Dinh Tuan

1. In 2022, the socio-economic situation in the district maintained a stable growth rate, security and order were maintained; 20/28 targets assigned by the Provincial People's Committee and 20/23 targets assigned by the District People's Council were achieved and exceeded.

2. Total production value in 2022 (2010 comparable prices) is estimated at 5,884,011 million VND, reaching 98.3% of the People's Council Resolution; The growth rate of production value in 2022 increased by 9%; all 3 economic sectors had a higher production value growth rate than the same period in 2021 (agriculture - forestry - fishery increased by 5.7%; industry - construction increased by 10.2%; trade - services increased by 6.1%).

3. Estimated average income per capita reached 34.02 million VND, reaching 100.1% of the District People's Council Resolution, up 11.9% over the same period.

Comrade Nguyen Van Hai - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Secretary, Chairman of the People's Council of Tuong Duong district and Comrade Lu Van May - Standing Deputy Secretary of the Tuong Duong District Party Committee visited the pomelo growing model of the people in Xa Luong commune. Photo: D.C.

4. Focus on maintaining the criteria for achieving new rural standards in the four communes of Tam Thai, Tam Quang, Tam Dinh, and Xa Luong; develop a plan and roadmap to bring Luu Kien commune to the finish line.

5. During the year, 12 economic development models were implemented. Up to now, the district has 296 effective models, contributing to improving people's lives and increasing their income. Two new cooperatives were established (Yen Na Xanh Cooperative, Tay Nghe Environmental Services Cooperative), bringing the total number of cooperatives in the district to 23.

Step by step restructuring the agricultural sector and developing the rural economy, improving farmers' lives. Photo: Dinh Tuan

Clean vegetable model in Phong village, Thach Giam town. Photo: Document

6. The total state budget revenue in 2022 is estimated at VND 814,460 million, reaching 125.8% of the provincial estimate and 127% of the district People's Council estimate. Of which, the local budget revenue is estimated at VND 39,158 million, reaching 152.4% of the provincial estimate and 130.3% of the district People's Council estimate, up 0.9% over the same period.

7. During the year, 10 schools were recognized for quality assessment and recognized as meeting national standards (including 2 newly recognized schools and 8 re-recognized schools), bringing the total number of schools meeting national standards in the district to 29, reaching 103.6% of the plan.

Facilities and equipment for education and training have been invested in and significantly improved. Photo: Dinh Tuan

8. Health insurance policy, especially for poor households, children under 5 years old and social protection beneficiaries, is guaranteed; the rate of population participating in health insurance is estimated at 90%, reaching 90% of the plan, 97.8% compared to the District People's Council Resolution, an increase of 12.5% ​​over the same period.

Tourists visit the Van Temple - Cua Rao festival. Photo: Dinh Tuan

9. In 2022, welcoming about 10,000 visitors, with a total revenue of more than 8 billion VND. Many eco-tourism and community service models have been initially formed and developed, bringing economic efficiency to the people such as Tam Quang eco-tourism cluster (Nam Xan eco-tourism area) - Tam Dinh (sang le forest, Khe Co, Quang Phuc) - Van temple, Khe Ngau, Xa Luong commune - Nha Vang waterfall, Nhon Mai commune - sang le forest, water wheel, Cooc village, Yen Hoa commune...

District People's CommitteeXiangyangsigned a memorandum of understanding with the Vietnam - Korea Industrial Technical College on cooperation in recruitment and vocational training for students who have graduated from junior high school and high school. Photo: Dinh Tuan

10. The poverty rate decreased from 39.38% to 34.88%. The number of trained workers was 4,000, reaching 160% of the plan, 266.7% of the District People's Council Resolution, an increase of 100% over the same period; of which vocational training was provided to 1,025 workers, reaching 53.2% of the plan, 128.1% of the District People's Council Resolution; jobs were created for 6,000 workers, reaching 428.6% of the plan, 600% of the District People's Council Resolution, an increase of 140% over the same period.