Thai Binh strives for average income per capita in rural areas to reach 75 million VND/person/year by 2025.

Thanks to the effective implementation of socio-economic development policies, promoting the transformation of rural economic structure, encouraging cooperative and farm models, and applying science and technology in production, the average income per capita in Thai Binh rural areas in 2024 is estimated to reach 67,344 million VND/person/year, an increase of 1.34 times compared to 2020 (50.1 million VND/person/year).

Phuong La scarf weaving village (Hung Ha) creates jobs for many workers in rural areas.

Continuing the growth momentum, the province aims to increase the average income per capita in rural areas by 2025 to about 75 million VND/person/year, 1.5 times higher than in 2020.

To achieve this goal, the province continues to implement synchronous solutions, focusing on: Promoting the restructuring of the agricultural sector towards sustainability, developing commodity production linked to the market, encouraging the application of high technology, expanding the value chain linkage model. In addition, effectively implementing sustainable poverty reduction policies, supporting poor and near-poor households, creating conditions for people to access preferential loans, vocational training, job creation, contributing to improving the quality of life for rural people, while affirming the sustainable development of Thai Binh's rural economy, towards the goal of building increasingly rich and civilized rural areas.

Minh Nguyet

Source: https://baothaibinh.com.vn/tin-tuc/4/219895/thai-binh-phan-dau-thu-nhap-binh-quan-dau-nguoi-khu-vuc-nong-thon-nam-2025-dat-75-trieu-dong-nguoi-nam