Identifying marine economy and agricultural production as the driving force for local economic development. In recent times, the Party Committee and the government have issued specialized resolutions to exploit potentials and strengths to help people develop the economy. Accordingly, the commune has mobilized people to build 49 new ships according to Decree No. 67, 89 and Decree No. 17 of the Government; established 9 solidarity production groups at sea with 115 ships and 2,185 members. At the same time, it encourages and creates conditions for business households, trading, cooperatives, fish steamers, cold storage..., creating jobs to increase income for 500-600 workers/year by developing local OCOP products such as: Shallots, garlic, fish sauce... Thanh Hai people have taken advantage of available resources to develop the economy, thereby helping people's income increase year by year. Visiting the model of growing purple onions according to VietGAP standards of Ms. Pham Thi Hang's family in My Phong village, we can see how the mindset of people in economic development has changed. Ms. Hang shared: In the locality, purple onions are considered a key crop, thanks to which the local economy has increasingly developed. Currently, purple onions in the locality have been recognized as a 3-star OCOP product at the provincial level, so people are very excited, thanks to which prices and consumption output are stable.
Model green, clean, beautiful flower road in My Hiep village, Thanh Hai commune.
Comrade Nguyen Van Tam, Chairman of Thanh Hai Commune People's Committee, said: Implementing the National Target Program on New Rural Construction, in recent times, the Commune Steering Committee has proactively developed a plan and deployed a specific roadmap with the participation of the entire political system as well as the active response of all benefiting people. In particular, the commune attaches importance to and promotes propaganda and mobilization work to raise awareness of the benefits of new rural construction in the locality among all classes of people, promoting the role and responsibility of exemplary party members, cadres and civil servants who are pioneers in the new rural construction movement and the people as beneficiaries actively respond to contribute efforts and money, perfecting each criterion. Thanks to that, people's income has been gradually increased, many households have become rich. Average income per capita has increased every year, reaching 57 million VND/person/year, reducing the poverty rate of the whole commune to only 1.28%.
In recent years, Thanh Hai commune has received investment from the State in many infrastructure projects such as electricity, roads, schools, stations, etc. In addition, with the motto "The State and the people work together in the program of building new rural areas", local people have voluntarily donated more than 10,000m2 of land to build a number of traffic works and flood drainage canals in the commune. In addition, currently, each village has a model flower road, helping the local appearance change every day towards green, clean and beautiful. Ms. Pham Thi Duoc, Head of My Hiep village, shared: Responding to the National Target Program on building new rural areas, in the past, local people have voluntarily donated land to build rural roads. When the model flower road was deployed in the village, people responded enthusiastically, regularly working with the local government to clean and water the trees, thereby helping the road to be green, clean and beautiful, changing the appearance of a coastal village.
Comrade Nguyen Van Tam, Chairman of Thanh Hai Commune People's Committee added: The results achieved in the construction of new rural areas in the locality in recent times demonstrate the determination of the entire political system and the cooperation of the people. This is the premise for the cadres and people of Thanh Hai commune to continue to improve and enhance the criteria of new rural communes in order to achieve the standard of a model new rural commune by 2025.
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