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16 districts in Hanoi record no poor households

As many as 16 districts in Hanoi - 11 urban and 5 rural ones - no longer have any households living under the poverty line, and the number of poor households in the capital city stands at 2,134, making up only 0.095% of its population.
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Hanoi (VNA) – As many as 16 districts inHanoi - 11 urban and 5 rural ones - no longer have any households living under the poverty line, and the number of poorhouseholds in the capital city stands at 2,134, making up only 0.095% of its population.

The municipal People’s Committee has set the target ofreducing the number of poor households to 642 this year. To that end, it has directeddistricts to concertedly roll out policies and measures on sustainable povertyreduction.

Fifteen out of 18 rural districts in Hanoi have won the new-stylerural area status, and 48 communes have met advanced criteria of a new-stylerural area, and five others have been recognised as model new rural areas.

The city has also paid attention to the “One Commune,One Product” (OCOP) programme. As a result, 1,649 products have satisfied thestandards set under the programme.

Last year, more than 22 trillion VND (931.81 millionUSD) was earmarked for the new-style rural area building programme, of whichnearly 11 trillion VND was sourced from the city budget.

The committee has asked departments, agencies andlocalities to build and implement plans and solutions flexibly and mobilise allresources for the programme this year./.

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