The Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Lanh Ngoc commune has just organized a propaganda contest on digital transformation with the theme "Lanh Ngoc joins hands to build digital citizens". The contest attracted 7/7 Village Fatherland Front Committees, branches, unions and a large number of people to participate.
This is an activity in response to the National Digital Transformation Day (October 10), the contest focuses on propagating practical digital knowledge and skills for life such as using online public services, VNeID, cashless payments, protecting personal data, preventing fraud and using social networks safely.
The contest content focuses on practical digital knowledge and skills. Including using online public services, VNeID, cashless payments, personal data protection, fraud prevention and safe use of social networks.
The teams participated in 3 main contents. Notably, the online contest to learn about Resolution 57-NQ/TW and policies on digital transformation. With 20 multiple-choice questions, the contest content helps officials, union members, association members and people learn about the basic issues of Resolution 57-NQ/TW dated December 22, 2024 of the Politburo.
At the "Digital Transformation Race", teams competed through team introduction, staged skits and knowledge competitions in the form of "Golden Bell Ringing". The content was built with real-life situations in residential areas.
A noteworthy point is that the contest brings digital skills into promoting and consuming local products. The participating teams livestream to introduce OCOP products, agricultural products, and Lanh Ngoc specialties on the Lanh Ngoc Women's page. Each team sends 2 contestants to directly introduce, promote and sell products on the digital platform.
According to the Organizing Committee, this approach helps turn digital transformation knowledge into skills that can be applied in life, production and business.
At the end of the contest, the overall first prize belonged to Hoa Binh village; the second prize belonged to Song Tranh village. The third prize belonged to Hoa Dong and Hoa Hiep villages.
Through the contest, the Fatherland Front of Lanh Ngoc commune continues to propagate and mobilize people to participate in digital transformation, gradually forming the habit of using technology safely, conveniently and effectively.
