The vast land in the West of Hoa Vang district (Da Nang) and the fishing and seafood exploitation activities in the vast sea in the East are identified as having great potential for agricultural development.
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Lots of potential
Hoa Vang is the only agricultural district of Da Nang City, with a natural land area of 73,488 hectares (accounting for 74.8% of Da Nang City's area). The whole district has 11 communes with 119 villages, including 3 plain communes, 4 midland communes, and 4 mountainous communes. The socio-economic development of Hoa Vang District in recent years has been quite good, with an average annual growth rate of 10%, and the agricultural sector accounting for 18.1% of the economic structure.
According to the People's Committee of Hoa Vang district, the average agricultural production value increased by 5.6% per year, the productivity and quality of agricultural products were quite good, gradually developing towards goods serving urban areas, applying high technology. The whole district has more than 50 production models that bring high income to people such as flower growing models in Hoa Phuoc, Hoa Tien, Hoa Ninh, Hoa Lien; mushroom growing in Hoa Phong, Hoa Son, Hoa Lien, Hoa Ninh; red-fleshed dragon fruit growing in Hoa Phu, Hoa Son; high-tech vegetable growing in Hoa Khuong, Hoa Phong, Hoa Nhon, etc.
Or the models of rice seed production, large-scale fields in Hoa Tien, Hoa Khuong, Hoa Phong; aquaculture in Hoa Phong, Hoa Khuong, Hoa Phu, Hoa Lien; grass planting for cattle in Hoa Phu, Hoa Bac... Thanks to that, livestock farming has gradually developed in a concentrated, large-scale direction. Along with that, the forest economy has become the main source of income for mountainous communes, with 1,400 hectares newly planted each year, ensuring a forest cover rate of 64%.
Hoa Vang district has the advantage of a large natural land fund, including 65,316 hectares of agricultural and forestry land, 7,271 hectares of non-agricultural land and 901.7 hectares of unused land. This is a great potential and advantage for the district to develop in the context of the general development plan of Da Nang city... In particular, it is to develop key economic sectors such as forest product exploitation and processing, combined tourism - agricultural services; and high-tech agricultural development.
At the same time, the locality has favorable conditions for developing various types of eco-tourism and resorts in the Ba Na - Nui Chua, Dong Nghe, Ngam Doi areas; river tourism in Truong Dinh (Hoa Lien); rural tourism, hill gardens. Many natural lakes and lagoons in An Ngai Tay (Hoa Son), Hoc Khe lake can be converted into water tourism parks. In addition, the existing mineral resources in the area are also favorable for investment in developing a number of mining industries, construction materials production, etc.
Many policies to promote development
Currently, Da Nang is implementing investment support for the development of large-scale timber plantation in the area in the period of 2019-2030; developing seafood exploitation in the area in the period of 2019-2025; developing agriculture and rural areas in the area. The city also has a number of specific mechanisms and policies to support investment in building advanced new rural areas in Hoa Vang district in the period of 2022-2025.
Ms. Vu Thi Bich Hau, Deputy Director of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Da Nang, said that the city currently has four major policies related to key sectors including fisheries, forestry, agriculture and new rural construction.
From 2019 to present, the People's Council of Da Nang City has issued Resolution 254 on developing large timber plantations in the area; Resolution 255 on supporting the development of seafood exploitation; Resolution 329 on supporting rural agricultural development and Resolution on supporting investment in building advanced new rural areas in Hoa Vang district.
In recent times, Da Nang has provided large resources to implement these Resolutions. As for the Resolution on supporting the development of new rural areas, up to now, the city budget has allocated more than 341 billion VND to Hoa Vang district.
Ms. Hau said that for Resolution 254 on developing large timber forests in the area, the Department has supported households to plant raw material forests, with a budget of 12 million VND/ha; supported the conversion of small timber forests to raw material forests with a support level of 8 million VND/ha. From 2019 to present, 31 households have been supported with a total budget of 2.5 billion VND for an area of 423ha.
Resolution 255 supports the development of seafood exploitation with the participation of many people with a financial support level of 40% for purchasing insurance for fishing vessels, 100% support for purchasing equipment to monitor the journey of fishing vessels and the first year's rental fee; 50% support for equipment used and maintaining machines as well as equipment used in seafood exploitation. From 2019 to now, Da Nang has supported 1,149 fishing vessels, with a total amount of 25 billion VND.
According to Ms. Hau, Resolution 329 on supporting rural agricultural development and Resolution on supporting investment in building advanced new rural areas in Hoa Vang district are comprehensive support policies in the field of rural agriculture in the city.
These include supporting commercial loan interest rates for enterprises investing in rural agriculture; encouraging and supporting cooperatives in production and consumption of agricultural products; supporting high-tech agricultural production; forming specialized concentrated production areas; developing the OCOP program...
There are currently four major groups supported: rural infrastructure and environment; support for production development and construction of rural craft villages; support for collective economic development in agriculture; and specific support for communes recognized as advanced new rural areas and model new rural areas.
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