On October 29, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Đỗ Tâm Hiển met with Ba Xa Commune authorities to review socio-economic development and the implementation of national target programs in the first nine months of 2026.
Scene of the meeting
In the first nine months of 2026, Ba Xa commune’s State budget revenue was projected at VNĐ972 million, reaching 195 per cent of the assigned estimate. The commune expects to disburse 100 per cent of its public investment plan by year-end.
Administrative reform and digital transformation also recorded positive progress. By October 16, the commune’s Public Administration Service Center had processed all 912 applications received.
Ba Xa currently has 161 poor households (11.32 per cent) and five near-poor households (0.35 per cent). An initial assessment found that the commune met four new-style rural development criteria for the 2026–2030 period.
However, disbursement of national target program funding remained slow. Of more than VNĐ3.8 billion carried forward from 2025, only over VNĐ151 million had been disbursed. Infrastructure remained inadequate, and efforts to attract business investment continued to face difficulties.
Delegates speak at the meeting
Concluding the meeting, Vice Chairman Đỗ Tâm Hiển acknowledged local efforts and called for decisive measures to address shortcomings. He urged commune authorities to maintain accurate, updated data, review the master plan in line with provincial development orientations, and mobilize resources effectively.
Vice Chairman Đỗ Tâm Hiển concludes the meeting
He emphasized the need to develop agriculture based on local strengths, promote high-value crops and livestock, link production with markets, and establish at least one effective cooperative. Ba Xa should also preserve Hrê cultural identity and explore suitable ecotourism and experiential tourism opportunities.
Regarding national target programs, he requested a thorough review of outstanding tasks and faster allocation and disbursement of funds in accordance with regulations. The commune should accurately identify poor and near-poor households and provide targeted support through production development, job creation and livelihood diversification.
He also called for stronger management of land, natural resource and the environment, enhanced forest protection, and closer coordination with provincial departments in land measurement and inventory. Administrative reform and digital transformation should be accelerated, particularly in procedures related to land and land-use rights certificates.
Minh Thiện
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