Over the years, along with economic development, Dak Song district has always cared for the poor, contributing to improving people's lives better and better.
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According to statistics, the district currently has 21,006 households, with 85,551 people. The number of poor households in 2024 in the district is 398 households (accounting for 1.89%), a decrease of 194 households compared to before, exceeding 137% compared to the plan compared to 2023.
With the motto of “leaving no one behind”, support solutions are developed synchronously, creating motivation to help many poor households have conditions to develop the economy. Recently, the district has reviewed and grasped the current situation of poor and near-poor households, clearly identifying the main causes leading to poverty.
Since then, the district has effectively implemented programs, projects and policies to reduce poverty. In particular, attention has been paid to solutions to support production, access to service facilities associated with new rural construction; improving the quality of vocational training associated with employment solutions for workers.
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Mr. Dieu Hien's family in Dak N'Drung commune has truly risen out of poverty thanks to the family's internal strength and the support of the model "5 party members help 1 household escape poverty" ("5+1" group).
Mr. Dieu Hien shared: “Our family has received support from the Dak Song District Military Command in many ways. We are fortunate to receive both material and spiritual support, so our economy is increasingly stable.”
To support poor agencies in developing producers, the “5+1” teams and groups take turns during the holidays to closely monitor and guide techniques for growing crops and livestock to achieve economic efficiency. Support work is also carried out in material terms such as: machinery, plant and animal varieties, fertilizers, poultry feed, etc. instead of cash.
According to the leader of Dak Song District People's Committee, the transfer of livelihoods and support of breeding animals are among the important solutions to help people stabilize their lives. The district supports breeding animals such as cows and goats.
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To date, the district has supported 333 households, including 122 poor households, 174 near-poor households and 37 newly escaped poverty households. These livestock breeds not only help families escape poverty but also create stable jobs and increase income for the community.
According to a report from the Department of Agriculture and Environment of Dak Song district, the form of supporting livestock breeds has brought high efficiency, many livestock have reproduced and developed well, creating motivation for households to stabilize their lives.
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Since the beginning of 2025, Dak Song district has developed a series of programs to eliminate temporary and dilapidated houses for poor and near-poor households. During the program's launch, 18 houses were donated with a total value of up to 1.1 billion VND.
According to Dak Song District Party Secretary K'Thanh, the temporary housing elimination program will continue to be strongly developed, with the goal of completing the elimination of all temporary and dilapidated houses in the district by the end of 2025.
“To achieve this goal, Dak Song district has called for contributions from the community, businesses and social organizations,” said District Party Secretary K'Thanh.
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Livelihood development, housing support, vocational training and job creation programs are bringing positive results, giving people the opportunity to change their lives.
With the spirit of solidarity and hope of all social classes, Dak Song is striving to build a rich, fair and happy community, leaving no one behind.
The total capital allocated for the national target program on sustainable poverty reduction for the period 2021 - 2024 of Dak Song district is 28.52 billion VND. To date, the district has disbursed 16.317 billion VND, reaching 57.2% of the plan; undisbursed is 12.203 billion VND.
Source: https://baodaknong.vn/huyen-vung-bien-dak-nong-tao-sinh-ke-cho-nguoi-ngheo-251712.html
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