Bao Thang strives to have no more temporary housing by the end of 2024

To achieve the above goal, Bao Thang district launched the campaign "Join hands so that Bao Thang district has no more temporary houses".

In Bao Thang district there are more than 100 temporary houses.

From the beginning of the 2020 - 2025 term up to now, with the direction of the District Party Committee, the companionship, sharing and active support of organizations and individuals inside and outside the district, the joint efforts of the people of all ethnic groups in the area, Bao Thang district has mobilized tens of billions of VND, thousands of working days, and eliminated thousands of temporary houses and dilapidated houses for policy families, poor households and near-poor households.

However, according to statistics, in Bao Thang district, there are still more than 100 households living in temporary houses, dilapidated houses that need to be repaired, upgraded, and renovated, with an estimated budget of more than 4 billion VND. Recently, the district launched the campaign "Join hands so that Bao Thang district no longer has temporary houses". This is an activity in response to the emulation movement of the whole country joining hands to "eliminate temporary houses, dilapidated houses".

Appeal letter "Join hands so that Bao Thang district has no more temporary houses".

The campaign aims to mobilize social resources to support poor, near-poor, and disadvantaged households to eliminate temporary housing and have conditions for settlement. This is an important political task that the district pays special attention to and implements with many solutions, aiming to have no temporary housing in the area by the end of 2024.

Previously, in early 2024, Bao Thang district established 15 working groups to help extremely disadvantaged villages in the area. According to the direction, the comrades assigned to the working groups conducted specific surveys of the actual situation in the assigned villages, then developed a support plan and a specific implementation roadmap. The content focused on helping disadvantaged households eliminate temporary housing, develop the economy, improve their lives, etc.

The district's working delegation led by District Party Secretary Tran Minh Sang grasped the situation at the grassroots level, visited and encouraged households facing housing difficulties.

The work of eliminating temporary houses not only effectively implements social security policies, helping poor households, near-poor households, and households with difficult housing circumstances to have favorable conditions to settle down, but this meaningful activity also contributes to realizing the district's goals of striving to build Pho Lu urban area to meet type IV criteria in 2024, and the district to meet advanced new rural standards in 2025.

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