On November 20, an online conference was held by the People's Committee of Yen Bai province with districts, towns and cities on the allocation and disbursement of funds to support overcoming the damage caused by storm No. 3 and the expected funding to continue to support overcoming the consequences of the damage from the Fatherland Front.
According to the report, the total cost to overcome the damage caused by storm No. 3 in the province is over 312.7 billion VND, of which the State budget is 66 billion VND (central budget is 50 billion VND, local budget is 16 billion VND), voluntary contributions are over 246.7 billion VND (support from the Central Relief Mobilization Committee has transferred 130,000 billion VND, support from provinces, cities and the local Relief Mobilization Committee directly received over 116.7 billion VND).
To date, over VND189.8 billion has been allocated to districts, towns and cities. Districts, towns and cities have allocated VND151.8 billion; the remaining unallocated budget is VND38 billion. Districts, towns and cities have disbursed VND95.1 billion; the undisbursed budget is VND56.6 billion.
Localities have basically disbursed funds to households to rebuild and repair their houses, with VND60 million for completely collapsed houses and VND30 million for severely damaged houses. Yen Bai City is the only locality that has disbursed 100% of the allocated support funds.
Yen Bai Provincial People's Committee requested localities to review and accurately count damage data to avoid additional data. Pay attention to social security work and complete the allocation of support funds for households suffering damage to people and property.
Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the People's Committee of Yen Bai province Tran Huy Tuan requested to focus on disbursing allocated resources to ensure proper policies and to the right subjects.
Localities that have not yet collected statistics on agricultural production losses need to urgently complete reports to disburse support to people; review households that do not have land to build houses to support them, and ensure the target of 100% of households with housing losses have new houses before Tet.
