Responding to the emulation movement "Joining hands to eliminate temporary and dilapidated houses nationwide" launched by the Prime Minister, in recent times, Nam Dinh province has implemented many creative and flexible ways to achieve outstanding results.
Nam Dinh province has 292 poor and near -poor households in 6/9 districts and cities who are supported to build and renovate and repair. In addition to the support norms from the budget with the level of VND 60 million/new construction household; VND 30 million/repair household, some localities have mobilized additional support for labor and funding. Some districts such as Hai Hau supported an additional 30 million VND and 5.8 tons of new cement/households, 10 million and 3 tons of cement/repair household; Giao Thuy district supported an additional 10 million VND/newly built household, 5 million VND/repair household; Nam Dinh City supports an additional 24 million VND/newly built household, 12 million VND/repair household ...
According to statistics from the Department of Agriculture and Environment of Nam Dinh province, there are currently 101 households completing new construction and repair.
Excitedly living in a spacious, clean level 4 house that has just been completed, Ms. Pham Thi Dao (in Nam Cuong commune, Nam Truc district) shared: "Previously, my family lived in a house with a thatched roof. After many years, my wife and I saved money to repair and install the tiled roof. Over time, the tiled roof leaked from the rain, so my house was often damp. Thanks to the help of the government, my wife and I now have a fully equipped house, without having to worry about wind and rain, having to use a bucket to collect rainwater like before. Thank you to the Party and State for creating conditions and helping poor and near-poor households like me to improve their lives."
As one of the leading localities in the movement to eliminate temporary and dilapidated houses in Nam Dinh province, up to now, Nam Truc district has completed the construction of 20/35 new houses, repaired 23/23 houses for poor and near-poor households.
Deputy Head of Agriculture and Environment Division of Nam Truc Do Van Thang said that the district strives to complete the temporary house and dilapidated houses before June 20, helping households peace of mind to live in the upcoming rainy season. In order to soon complete the plan, the members of the Steering Committee deployed to delete temporary houses and dilapidated houses of the district often went to the grassroots to urge and remove difficulties and obstacles, especially issues related to legal procedures to facilitate the new construction.
