Not stopping at formal support, localities have implemented specific models, directly linked to the actual needs of the people.
In Tra Tan commune, people boldly switched crops, expanded the area of hill gardens with durian, mangosteen, and green-skinned grapefruit. However, the output problem once made many households hesitant. The twinning with Hoa Cuong ward opened up a direction for consumption connection, helping highland agricultural products gradually access a stable market. From small-scale production, people began to switch to commodity production thinking.
In Hung Son border commune, livelihood depends on forests and medicinal herbs but lacks markets. After twinning with Hai Chau ward, many practical activities have been implemented such as supporting infrastructure, opening booths to introduce products, and connecting consumption. Not only material support, the coordination also helps the locality improve management capacity, promote products and develop tourism.
In Tay Giang, the approach is implemented in the direction of "needed-what support". Localities jointly review each specific content, from animal husbandry, medicinal plant cultivation to processing and tourism. This approach helps resources be used in the right focus, creating clear efficiency.
After the merger of Quang Nam and Da Nang, the new city of Da Nang formed a widespread connection network between communes and wards. Officials are rotated, businesses are called upon to participate, and production and consumption linkages are gradually formed. Agricultural products, pharmaceuticals and OCOP have the opportunity to expand markets.
The policy of twinning is contributing to narrowing the development gap between regions. At the same time, it creates a foundation for effectively exploiting the potential of each locality, towards the goal of equitable and sustainable development.
