Dak R'lap strives to disburse 86.5% of the rural development program's capital in 2024.

According to a report by the People's Committee of Dak R'lap district, the budget for implementing the three national target programs in the 2022-2024 period is over 194.2 billion VND; of which the central government budget accounts for over 119.6 billion VND and the local government budget accounts for over 74 billion VND.

Following on-site monitoring in communes within Dak R'lap district, the survey team held a working session with the District People's Committee to assess the implementation of national target programs.

As of August 30, 2024, total disbursements reached over 105 billion VND, equivalent to 54% of the plan. Of this, the socio-economic development program for ethnic minority areas disbursed over 9.7 billion VND (29%), the sustainable poverty reduction program disbursed 4.8 billion VND (16%), and the new rural development program disbursed over 92 billion VND (71%). It is projected that the new rural development program will reach 86.5% disbursement by the end of the year.

img_8191(1).jpg — Mr. Nguyen Quang Tu, Chairman of the People's Committee of Dak R'lap district, presented a detailed report on the progress of implementing national target programs.

Implementing the National Target Program for socio-economic development in ethnic minority and mountainous areas, the district has supported the construction of 12 houses and allocated land for 9 households with a total allocated capital of 396 million VND, and is expected to disburse 100% by the end of the year...

Mr. Pham Tuan Anh, Director of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Dak Nong province, believes that the program for environmental protection and provision of clean water in rural areas should be effectively implemented in the new rural development program for the period 2021-2025.

During the period 2011-2020, the district completed the criteria for building new rural areas with 10 out of 10 communes achieving the standard, creating a solid foundation for the 2021-2025 period. In particular, the two communes of Dak Wer and Nhan Co have been recognized by the Provincial People's Committee as advanced new rural communes.

Mr. Le Quoc Dong, Deputy Head of the Legal Affairs Committee of the Provincial People's Council, emphasized the importance of close cooperation between the government, political organizations, and the people in the process of implementing national target programs.

Over the past three years of implementing the National Target Program for socio-economic development, Dak R'lap district has achieved many positive results, contributing to improving the material and spiritual lives of people in ethnic minority and mountainous areas. Specifically, the poverty rate has decreased significantly, along with indicators of access to clean water reaching 98% and 100%; the communes have completed their transportation systems, creating favorable conditions for travel and trade.

However, many communes, villages, and hamlets still need improvements in infrastructure and public services to ensure they meet the needs of the people. The poverty rate remains high; the need for vocational training and skills upgrading for the workforce has not been fully met. The shortage of financial resources for livelihood support and poverty reduction programs also hinders the district in achieving its set goals...

Comrade Mai Thi Xuan Trung pointed out the importance of evaluating ineffective projects, while also proposing successful projects and adding new programs not yet included in the plan.

During the monitoring session, Ms. Mai Thi Xuan Trung requested that Dak R'lap district implement solutions to overcome difficulties and obstacles in the process of implementing national target programs, in order to improve the effectiveness of socio-economic development programs.

Following the inspection, the delegation will recommend that the Provincial People's Committee direct relevant departments and agencies to resolve outstanding issues. Some priority issues include: improving the living environment through comprehensive measures; adjusting planning to suit local realities; and transferring inefficient projects to those with better investment potential.

The delegation compiled recommendations falling under the jurisdiction of the Central Government and forwarded them to the Provincial National Assembly Delegation for discussion at the upcoming session.

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