Thanh Mien carries out breakthrough work in classifying and treating waste and wastewater at the source.

In 2025, the Standing Committee of Thanh Mien District Party Committee will deploy 4 breakthrough tasks to focus on leadership, direction, and implementation, contributing to promoting socio-economic development.

Thanh Mien District is determined to make a change in ensuring environmental sanitation. It focuses on classifying and treating waste and domestic wastewater before collecting them at households.

Carrying out this breakthrough work will help people raise awareness in environmental protection, changing the appearance of their homeland towards a bright - green - clean - beautiful direction. Some localities in the district have implemented a model of waste classification, treating organic waste with microorganisms with practical results such as: Hong Phong, Hong Quang, Ngo Quyen, Doan Ket...

In addition, Thanh Mien continues to carry out 3 breakthrough tasks in 2024: Promoting the application of science and technology, promoting clean agricultural production in the direction of organic agriculture with high economic value associated with the development of OCOP products. Focusing on resolving problems related to land procedures and granting and exchanging land use right certificates for people, ensuring the rights and obligations of people. Improving the management efficiency of cadres and civil servants associated with streamlining the organizational apparatus, operating effectively, efficiently and effectively.

In 2024, Thanh Mien district will implement 5 breakthrough tasks related to the fields of agriculture, environment, transportation and staff building. As a result, the whole district has completed upgrading 157 traffic routes with a total length of nearly 29.3 km, with a total cost of over 50 billion VND. Installed 83 lighting lines over 30 km long; 28 models to create landscape highlights. Mobilized socialization to install 209 exercise and sports equipment in all villages and residential areas. Communes and towns built 12.5 km of rural drainage ditches; 25 zero-waste field models with an area of ​​over 1,100 hectares. Maintained 1,628 self-managed environmental sanitation teams with 1,231 self-managed routes...