Improving transport infrastructure in disadvantaged areas

During the 2026–2030 period, Thai Nguyen Province will allocate more than VND 1.9 trillion to invest in and upgrade rural transport infrastructure in 34 disadvantaged and especially disadvantaged communes, contributing to socio-economic development in rural areas.

Funding for the program includes over VND 1.8 trillion from the local budget, with the remaining amount contributed by residents and businesses. During this period, the province plans to build and upgrade approximately 111 kilometers of commune roads to Grade V standards, more than 177 kilometers of village and inter-village roads to Grade VI standards, and expand and improve nearly 700 kilometers of existing rural roads.

The projects will be implemented under the principle of joint participation by the State and the people. The government will cover most construction costs, while residents will contribute labor, land donations, and site clearance support.

The investment in transport infrastructure is expected to create new momentum for production development, improve living standards, and support the province’s goal of having 95 percent of its communes meet new-style rural development standards by 2030.