Programmes to improve lives of ethnic groups
The northern province of Lang Son and
the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak have implemented a series of
programmes to improve the living standards of ethnic people in their
localities.
The northern province of Lang Son and
the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak have implemented a series of
programmes to improve the living standards of ethnic people in their
localities.
Lang Son province has injected over 8.1 billion VND into a price-subsidy programme, helping ethnic people escape poverty and enhancing the quality of life.
Commodities under its price-subsidy programme included plant varieties, fertiliser, kerosene and iodine salt.
Since 2005, Dak Lak province has spent more than one trillion VND on socio-economic development and about 230 million VND on providing residential and farming lands as well as housing and clean water for ethnic people.
A total of 355 billion VND has also been used to help 74 percent of ethnic minority families of the province have access to the national power grid./.
Lang Son province has injected over 8.1 billion VND into a price-subsidy programme, helping ethnic people escape poverty and enhancing the quality of life.
Commodities under its price-subsidy programme included plant varieties, fertiliser, kerosene and iodine salt.
Since 2005, Dak Lak province has spent more than one trillion VND on socio-economic development and about 230 million VND on providing residential and farming lands as well as housing and clean water for ethnic people.
A total of 355 billion VND has also been used to help 74 percent of ethnic minority families of the province have access to the national power grid./.