These programs deal with employment and vocational training; sustainable poverty reduction; rural clean water and environmental sanitation; health; population and family planning; food hygiene and safety; culture; education and training; drug prevention and combat; crime prevention and combat; energy efficiency and conservation; climate change response; new rural areas; HIV/AIDS prevention and control; introduction of information to mountainous, far-reaching, remote, border and island regions; and mitigation of environmental pollution.

The Prime Minister asked ministries and central agencies implementing the programs to give expenditure estimations of the National Target Programs in 2012 to state budget-subsidized affiliate units before February 28, 2012. 

The Chairmen of People’s Committees are requested to take charge of supervising the implementation of national target programs. /.

By Kim Loan