Van Yen striving to raise Happiness Index

  •  Tuesday, April 12, 2022

YBO - The district has issued Plan No.51 dated July 7, 2021 on improving Happiness Index, on the basis of which local departments and administrations have accelerated awareness-raising campaigns to engage the local political system and all people into the fulfillment of the goal.

A group of ethnic minority women in Van Yen harvest raw cinnamon.
A group of ethnic minority women in Van Yen harvest raw cinnamon.

Thanks to these efforts, the district has been on a right track to realise the country’s twin goals of keeping the COVID-19 at bay, and sustainably reviving the economy and ensuring social welfare.

It has established a fleet of coaches to assist the COVID-19 fight, with nearly 400 volunteers supporting the return of over 1,000 people who completed mandatory quarantine to their hometown and the transport of more than 25,000 COVID-19 testing samples.

Patriotic emulation movements have been widely popularised and enthusiastically supported by administration officials, Party members and civilians. The most notably among them were "Thu Bay cung dan” (Saturday with people), "Dich rao hien dat” (Fence relocation for land donation), "5 khong, 5 sach” (five nos, five cleans), "all people unite to build better life”, and "all people engage in protecting national security”.

Additionally, the district has placed great focus on vocational training, job creation and introduction, with the rate of trained workers exceeding 99 percent of the yearly plan.

People’s satisfaction on public services reached 100 percent, with 91.2 percent of respondents saying that they were very satisfied.

In the coming time, Van Yen plans to focus more on raising its happiness index in tandem with building Van Yen people’s reputation as kind, friendly, creative and ambitious people.

The district will also continue effectively fulfilling the twin goals and further develop local socio-economic infrastructure, particularly transport and digital infrastructure.

It plans to prioritise developing green and clean agriculture and sustainable rural areas, and accelerating the growth of handicraft production, trade, services and tourism. It will also strengthen natural resources and mineral management and environmental protection, and enhance the quality of education and healthcare services.

It will accelerate the application of science and technology and the implementation of the district’s digital transformation project.

Thu Trang

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