Good business production
Bearing in mind Uncle Ho's teaching "Emulation is patriotism, patriotism requires emulation", in recent times, all levels of associations and unions in the province have actively implemented emulation movements for good production and business. For farmers' associations at all levels, the movement is "Farmers compete in good production and business, unite to help each other get rich and reduce poverty sustainably"; the women's association implements the movement "Women actively study, work creatively, build happy families"; the youth union implements the movement "Accompanying young people to start a business and establish a career" and the War Veterans Association implements the movement "War Veterans help each other reduce poverty and do good business ". From there, it creates a spreading force, a vibrant competitive atmosphere, arouses patriotism, national pride, creates momentum and strength for all classes of people to enthusiastically participate in labor and production, contributing to accelerating the process of economic restructuring towards industrialization and modernization.
Present at the conference to commend and honor advanced models in the ethnic minority and mountainous areas of the province, Nguyen Quyet Thang is a delegate from Tan Son delegation, representing the advanced youth leading the way in economic development in the locality. Born and raised in Xuan Dai commune, after graduating from university, Thang spent many years working in different jobs, but still decided to return to his hometown to start a business.
At first, Thang opened a store specializing in selling animal feed and veterinary medicine. But feeling that if he only stopped at providing services, his knowledge of animal husbandry and agriculture would not really be effective, Thang thought about choosing which livestock and crops to suit local conditions and bring economic efficiency. Traditional livestock such as buffalo, cows, pigs, and chickens were not chosen by Thang, but he decided to take a risk with a new breed of frogs combined with fish farming. While working and gaining experience, Thang has now developed a herd of 15,000 frogs and two fish crops. Not only that, Thang has also expanded production of products from available raw materials such as: sour bamboo shoots, pickled cassava...
Currently, activities to support youth economic development continue to be maintained by the Youth Union at all levels through activities such as: Supporting youth in starting and establishing businesses in the period of 2023 - 2027; training and transferring scientific and technical advances to youth; maintaining and building models of cooperatives, cooperatives, and "Youth doing business" clubs; connecting and supporting loan sources for youth in starting and establishing businesses. The Youth Union at all levels also effectively uses capital from the National Employment Fund and capital from the Social Policy Bank, promptly inspects and reviews the use of capital, recovers capital and resolves problems in implementation and use.
Dedicating their youth and strength to the independence and peace of the nation, returning to their homeland, the soldiers of the past are pioneers and role models on the front line against hunger and poverty. Standing firm on the economic front, the marching song of the veterans still resounds loudly, proving the bravery of "Uncle Ho's soldiers" who can overcome any difficulty and defeat any enemy.
The economic development model of veteran Bui Ngoc Cuong, Tram Than commune, Phu Ninh district brings high economic efficiency.
Comrade Tran Anh Du - Chairman of the Provincial Association of War Veterans said: "The Association of War Veterans at all levels in the province encourages cadres and members of the War Veterans Association to uphold the spirit of self-reliance and self-improvement, promoting the Movement "War Veterans help each other reduce poverty, do good business" associated with the Movement "The whole country joins hands for the poor - No one is left behind".
The Association focuses on promoting breakthroughs: Completing the registration target to help members escape poverty each year; eliminating temporary housing for members; investing in lending capital to build model economic households of members, focusing on: "Each branch with poor members must help one member household escape poverty each year"; "Each district must focus on building one production and business model for farms, cooperatives, joint ventures, and associations for sustainable development associated with environmental protection each year". The Association currently has 253 enterprises owned by war veterans; 62 cooperatives owned by members; 1 provincial War Veterans Entrepreneurs Association; 226 farms, 2,359 farms and thousands of member households doing business, services, and small-scale production.
Enterprises have exploited the potential and strengths of the locality well; created regular jobs for over 45,100 workers; annually contributed tens of billions of VND to the state budget and campaigns launched by the Association and the locality; had over 8,000 members recognized as good producers and traders at all levels, of which 280 were at the provincial and central levels.
Private economic development
In carrying out the annual socio-economic development tasks, the province has had many policies, solutions to encourage and facilitate the development of the private economy in all fields. The reform of administrative procedures, organization, related apparatus and State management of the private economic sector has made progress. Thanks to that, the number of enterprises and individual business households registering for business has increased rapidly in both quantity and scale, and business forms have been diversified. In general, the registered business sectors have changed and developed with many new sectors in all areas of social life; in particular, handicrafts, purchasing services, serving production and people's lives in rural and mountainous areas have been restored. In industry, industries and products with great potential have grown in both quantity and quality, initially exploited effectively, and increased product value such as tea, mineral processing, textiles, etc.
The business community and entrepreneurs in the province have developed in terms of quantity, quality and scale. The province currently has over 11,000 enterprises, including over 8,000 private enterprises; nearly 700 cooperatives and over 65,000 business households; the structure of the operating sectors has changed positively; management capacity, operational efficiency and competitiveness have been improved; increasingly affirming the role as the main force in managing and organizing production resources; creating products, goods and services for society; actively contributing to the overall development of the province.
Tasa Group Joint Stock Company (Thuy Van Industrial Park, Viet Tri City) invests in modern machinery and equipment to improve productivity and product quality.
Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Lan - Vice Chairman of the Provincial Young Entrepreneurs Association said: "The Provincial Young Entrepreneurs Association currently has over 180 members participating in activities. Members of the Association operate in production and business in many industries such as: Banking, construction, interior design, supermarkets, logistics... During the 4th term (from 2018 to present), enterprises in the Association paid the State budget over 10,000 billion VND and created jobs for more than 50,000 workers with an average income of 7.5 million VND/month".
Private enterprises also contribute nearly 70% of the province's budget revenue, affirming their particularly important role in local socio-economic development. To achieve the above results, the province has built a dynamic business environment to attract with many preferential policies and mechanisms, effectively supporting small and medium enterprises. Focusing on implementing credit access through credit guarantee activities, making efforts to overcome cumbersome procedures, supporting loan application and connecting businesses. Putting the public administrative service center into operation, serving people and businesses, promoting business registration through supporting the conversion of business households into enterprises. Providing free accounting software, free training on business administration, accounting, tax...
Mr. Nguyen Tien Dung - Deputy Director of Thanh Cong Construction and Investment Company Limited shared: "In recent years, in addition to attracting investment, Phu Tho province has also focused on investing in infrastructure, transportation, and electricity to connect businesses, participate in industry linkages and value chains. The province is interested in directing and strengthening the development of business associations, creating policies to support businesses to overcome difficulties. Thereby, businesses have an environment to develop, quickly and promptly resolve difficulties."
Thu Ha
Source: https://baophutho.vn/thi-dua-phat-trien-kinh-te-234414.htm
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