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Banh Trach Commune (Ba Be District) is a mountainous commune with complex terrain, the total length of communal roads, inter-communal roads, roads from the commune center to the district road is 13.6km, the length of inter-village roads, village axes is 30km. Some roads have been concreted but some alleys are still dirt roads, so in the rainy season the roads are muddy and difficult to travel. The road system to the production area has not met the requirements of production and people's lives.

In particular, despite many difficulties, households in the commune have united, voluntarily donated land and working days to participate in the construction of local social welfare works, contributing to the completion of criteria in building new rural areas, especially criteria for rural transport infrastructure.

Nông dân vùng cao Bắc Kạn hiến đất, hiến công làm — People in Ba Be district actively participate in building roads to build new rural areas. Photo: Hoang Chuc

According to Mr. Hoang Van Hoan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Banh Trach Commune, since starting to build the new rural area, the commune has only achieved 5 criteria for the new rural area. However, with the high determination of the Party Committee, the government and the consensus of the people in implementing policies and guidelines, the new rural area building program in the locality has achieved many remarkable results.

Among dozens of households that participated in donating land for road construction, we must mention Mr. Duong Van The (Ban Hon village, Bang Trach, Ba Be), an exemplary party member who took the lead in voluntarily donating hundreds of square meters of rice fields and hilly land for the village to build roads. Mr. The said that his family also donated more than 500 square meters of rice fields and more than 400 square meters of hilly land for the village to expand roads to help people transport agricultural products more conveniently.

Talking to us about the movement of donating land to build new rural roads, Mr. Nguyen Van Chung, Head of Ban Hon village, said: The village has more than 90 households, but the households have been exemplary in leading the movement to build new rural areas. What is valuable here is the solidarity and unity, many households, despite their poor and near-poor family circumstances, still actively participate for the common goal of "the path ahead, opening the way out of poverty".

Sharing the same awareness of contributing to building an increasingly prosperous homeland, Mr. Duong Van Quy (Khuoi Shang village, Bang Trach, Ba Be) also voluntarily donated hundreds of meters of land from National Highway 279 into the village. In addition to donating land, Mr. Quy also supported the cost of renting vehicles and excavators to transport land to clear the ground and support the opening of roads in the village.

Mr. Quy shared that it is very difficult to travel without a road. When it is sunny, it is fine, but when it rains, the slippery road makes it difficult for children to go to school, and people who have vehicles cannot go to work. To clear the land, the family divided it into many stages, initially opening a road large enough for 2 motorbikes to travel easily, then cars. The total cost to open the road was more than 100 million VND. There are many households in the village who are still in difficult circumstances, so if we can do it, we will do it, save up to open the road. First, it will serve our family to travel and transport goods easily, and then the people in the village will benefit, and I am also happy.

According to the leader of Ba Be District People's Committee, in the coming time, Ba Be District will continue to focus on investing in opening inter-village roads and forest roads in remote and extremely difficult areas to create favorable conditions for farmers to boost production, especially promoting the development of forest economy and farm economic models. Creating stable jobs and income for farmers, contributing to effectively serving the task of socio-economic development of the locality.

Leaving Ba Be district, we went to Pac Nam district, where the movement of donating land to build roads and joining hands to build new rural areas is spreading widely, contributing significantly to the results of building new rural areas in the area.

In Cao Tan commune (Pac Nam district, Bac Kan), we were amazed by the changes in the new rural area, with electricity, roads, schools and stations being invested in and built. The roads from the commune center to the villages were expanded, creating a new look for this place.

Mr. Hoang Van Minh, Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Cao Tan Commune, said: Despite many difficulties, the commune's new rural construction program has received enthusiastic support from the people. People in the commune have actively built economic development models, self-management models in residential areas, participated in contributing working days, cash, voluntarily donated land to build cultural houses, build rural roads...

Typically, recently, the construction of the 1.2km long Coc Lai - Ta Dao inter-village road required the recovery of a large area, more than 49,000 square meters of land from households in Coc Lai village. However, thanks to good propaganda and mobilization work, along with correct awareness of the New Rural Development Program, people agreed to support. Up to now, the project has been put into use, creating favorable conditions for people to travel, trade goods and develop the economy.

According to Mr. Ma Van Trinh, Secretary of the Party Cell of Coc Lai village (Cao Tan), the road from Coc Lai village to Ta Dao village was previously just a trail for people to travel. However, after receiving funding from the National Target Program for New Rural Development, along with the contributions and land donations of more than 10 households, the road has been widened to 3m. In addition to this road, the commune is also opening another road 5-6km long and more than 30 households have donated land to build it.

As one of the households willing to donate land and cut down trees to build roads, Ms. Ma Thi Chuyen shared: "Although every inch of land is gold, I think having a wide, concrete road that is easy to travel on and easy to develop the economy is much more profitable than donating land and trees to the village. So besides donating land, my family also voluntarily cut down 4 teak trees that had been planted for more than 10 years to help clear the land for the village to build roads."

The success we have today is due to some pioneering households in the movement to donate land for road construction, such as the family of Mrs. Ma Thi Chuyen and Mr. Ma Chu Chinh (Coc Lai Village). Notably, Mr. Chinh's family not only donated a residential land area to the village, but he also donated 2 tons of cement to support the village in completing the road.

"The implementation of the new rural construction has brought many practical benefits to our people. Rural and intra-field traffic is constantly being renovated and newly built, making it convenient for people to develop agricultural economy. Since then, the material and spiritual life of the people has been constantly improved," Mr. Ma Van Trinh affirmed.

Source: https://danviet.vn/bac-kan-nong-dan-vung-cao-gop-suc-xay-dung-nong-thon-moi-20240622125258735.htm