CLB Tiếng Anh BE - Nơi hội tụ của những người Việt trẻ, năng động, sáng tạo và chuyên nghiệp - Khai

@ Angel81: Neither city nor country. Forest is our choice, rite? Do you still remember careless whispers that afternoon. You ll teach the children and I ll take care of their health. Wow it seems promising. But is it time to think of the way to have children now?
I do wanna book a series of discussions related to Circle of Life. Vote 4 it if you please.

Đăng lão gia "độc cô cầu bại", trên đường vào hang tìm bí kíp mới, có lừa được mấy tên đi cùng. Lúc tìm thấy kho báu do máu tham nổi lên, quyết giữ cho riêng mình, tu luyện mấy hôm thì bị tẩu hoả nhập ma

Mấy tên tham lam kia tưởng là có kho báu chia nhau đi tìm, giờ thì làm mồi cho Quái vật rồi. Tìm mãi chẳng thấy, ôi mệt quá!

Hi cả nhà
Our environment seem to be full of sweet memories from our lovely trip to Cuc Phuong. However, we should come back to our main task. And here are some more referenee for our topic this week.
In the period 1990-1995, the starting point for the implementation of development policies and investments were the criteria used to classify mountainous and highland areas, which referred to geographical and natural features. Among administrative units (province, district, commune), those in which at least two thirds of the total area has a slope of 25 degrees or more or are located at an altitude of 200m above sea level or higher are classified as mountainous. Those in which at least two thirds of the total area is located at an altitude of 600m above the sea level or higher and in which ethnic minorities constitute a majority of the population are classified as highland.
These criteria were used to classify provinces, districts, and communes in mountainous areas and highlands for the purpose of applying appropriate socio-economic development policies. However, they reflected only natural features without taking economic and social factors into account. In fact, levels of socio-economic development varied among administrative units located at the same altitude. There was therefore a a pressing need to classify mountainous areas and highlands into three categories, using criteria pertaining to levels of development.
The Committee for Ethnic Minority and Mountainous Areas (CEMMA) issued Circular No. 41/UB-TT of 8 January 1996 (Circular No.41) to regulate and guide the classification of mountainous areas and highlands, combining the following fives types of criteria: natural con***ions and residential location, infrastructure, social factors, production con***ions, and living con***ions. Mountainous areas and highlands were classified into three zones according to level of development as follows:
Zone I: Relatively better-off zone
Zone II: Temporarily stable zone
Zone III: Underprivileged or disadvantaged zone. Included in this category were 1,557 communes in mountainous, remote, border areas, and former revolutionary bases with a total population of 4,533,598 people in 799,034 households, accounting for 25.8% of the total population in mountainous and ethnic minority provinces. (Ad***ional communes in delta areas having ethnic minority populations were later added to Zone III, bringing the total to 1,715 communes).
This classification into three zones according to level of development has significant implications for assessing socio-economic situation in each area, enabling the Party and the Government to formulate appropriate socio-economic development plans for each zone, with special attention given to Zone III, the most underprivileged zone.
These areas were characterized by under-developed physical and social infrastructure; lack of agricultural land; severe lack of clean water supply; predominantly subsistence production, depending heavily on natural con***ions and shifting cultivation; low levels of education attainment with 60% or more of the population illiterate.. Poverty incidence at that time exceeded 60% in these areas. Average GDP per capita was only 31% of the national average. However, these areas tend to play a prominent role in national defense and security, as well as being critical for ecological protection. Besides, there were various unstable factors and social issues in these areas. Policies to accelerate socio-economic development in these areas were not strong enough.
According to General Statistical Office (GSO) data for 1998, as many as 600 communes, accounting for 41% of Zone III communes, did not have all-weather road access to the commune center; 800 communes did not have a clinic; 47% of communes did not have a primary school or enough classrooms; 900 communes did not have a market; 70% of dwelling houses were temporary in construction; less than 40% of the population had access to clean water; and more than 50% of communes did not have access to the power grid.
The above situation required an integrated socio-economic development programme with special policies to promote the sustainable development of these areas.
Accordingly, the Prime Minister approved Programme 135 to implement a special policy to accelerate socio-economic development in Zone III communes which are the most disadvantaged areas in the country.
Change in number of extremely disadvantaged communes over the years
When Programme 135 was formulated and submitted to the Prime Minister for approval, Zone III included 1,715 communes, of which 1,000 communes in especially disadvantaged districts were selected as target beneficiary areas under this programme.
Through the seven years of programme implementation, the target communes under Programme 135 increased in number year by year, for the following reasons:
For extremely disadvantaged communes:
In the categorization of the three zones within their jurisdiction, several provinces lacked public democracy, did not adhere to the formal process, made insufficiently objective assessments, and chose only a few communes in Zone III for formalistic outcome. In fact, a number of communes facing special difficulties were classified in Zone II, thus being excluded from the target group for essential investments. In the implementation of Programme 135, these local authorities also requested that certain Zone II communes be included in the target group.
For border communes:
There are 403 communes located along the land border of Vietnam, of which 161 communes are close to the Vietnam-China border, 143 communes are close to the Vietnam-Laos border, and 99 communes are close to the Vietnam-Cambodia border. Of these 403 border communes, 247 communes were extremely disadvantaged; 12 communes had national border gates, and were not subject to investment under Programme 135; and 144 communes which did not face special difficulties receive investment from the central state budget.
For ex-revolutionary base communes (or ?~ATK?T communes):
Ex-revolutionary base communes were former revolutionary and resistance bases during the French and American wars. Most of these communes are located in mountainous, remote, and border areas, in which ethnic minority groups made considerable contributions to and nourished the revolutionary movement. Although communes in these areas are not classified as Zone III, most are disadvantaged. In recognition of and compensation for ethnic minority people?Ts sacrifices and contributions, these communes were added to the target group under Programme 135.

Theo lịch cua Storm thì tuần này được nghỉ roy`.
Hôm nay đã là 20 mới có satur... kEkE.
Mà vẫn đang xướng chưa hết đã tranh cãi nhau ròy chán thiệt.
Các lão làng bot ảnh nữa đi.
E tự giới thiệu là thành viên mới nha.

To all: Chào cả nhà, Tuần này busy ko đến được tiếc quá. huhu. Chúc cả nhà vui vẻ.
To Angel81 and Mr Thắng: một mình trên chiến tuyến, chúc 2 chiến sĩ hoàn thành xuất sắc sứ mệnh của mình

Hang"f"funy lại tháoi thác nhiệm vụ ròi.
Chắc là có hẹn với Lão nhện già nào ròi.
Thế là đỡ đi một ng phải không lão già Đăng

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2.Topic for this week : Debate - Should our government invest more in the city or in the country? . MCs : Thang Gov - Huong Angel [/url]
3.Great Report Cuc Phuong Tour and Pictures ( pages from 34-48)
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