On October 12, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Đỗ Tâm Hiển inspected the road repair project at the Gò Nổi resettlement area in Trà Bồng Commune and the Lóa Village resettlement area in West Trà Bồng Commune.
Vice Chairman Đỗ Tâm Hiển inspects the Lóa Village Resettlement Area in Trà Lãnh Village, West Trà Bồng Commune
The Lóa Village Resettlement Area in Trà Lãnh Village, West Trà Bồng Commune
He also met with the two local authorities to review socio-economic performance in the first nine months of 2026, key tasks for the final quarter, and the implementation of national target programs on new-style rural development and sustainable poverty reduction.
The Vice Chairman commended the communes’ efforts and urged them to implement key tasks decisively to meet their 2026 targets. He called for reviewing and updating master plans, with Trà Bồng expected to develop into a core urban center driving regional connectivity and socio-economic growth.
He also stressed the need to coordinate with the Department of Agriculture and Environment to clean and synchronize land data by the end of 2026, contributing to the goal of basically completing the National Land Information System and National Land Database by 2027.
Vice Chairman Đỗ Tâm Hiển inspects the project to repair the road serving the Gò Nổi Resettlement Area in Tây Village, Trà Bồng Commune
The project to repair the road serving the Gò Nổi Resettlement Area in Tây Village, Trà Bồng Commune
Other priorities include developing agriculture and rural areas, building a local cinnamon brand, promoting cultural and spiritual tourism, attracting investment, and ensuring national target programs deliver practical benefits.
The communes were also asked to closely monitor storms and landslides, assess high-risk areas and prepare response plans to protect residents’ lives and property.
In the first nine months of 2026, West Trà Bồng’s budget revenue exceeded its estimate by 27.24 per cent. Health insurance coverage and military recruitment targets reached 100 per cent, while 99.8 per cent of administrative dossiers were processed on time or ahead of schedule.
The commune met two of the 10 main new-style rural development criteria. It aims to reduce poor households from 193 at the end of 2025 (10.21 per cent) to 102 by the end of 2026 (5.34 per cent). Its OCOP development plan prioritizes tea, cinnamon, areca and local specialties such as honey, upland rice, black sesame and wild ginger.
Scene of the working session
In Trà Bồng, estimated output value at current prices rose by10.2 per cent year on year. Agriculture largely met its targets, while industry, handicrafts, trade and services remained stable. Administrative reform and digital transformation continued, with online dossiers accounting for 99 per cent and 99.24 per cent of dossiers processed ahead of schedule. The commune also fulfilled its 2026 military recruitment target.
Trà Bồng met two of the 10 main new-style rural development criteria and 23 of 47 sub-criteria, with 26 expected by year-end. Of its 4,474 households, 144 were classified as poor (3.21 per cent) and 133 as near-poor. The commune aims to reduce the number of poor households to 102, or 2.26 per cent, in 2026.
Minh Thiện
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