
Bao Nhai Commune considers digital transformation a long-term political task.
Major policies, specific actions
Implementing Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW dated December 22, 2024 of the Politburo on breakthroughs in science , technology, innovation and national digital transformation, Bao Nhai commune (Lao Cai province) - a new locality formed on the basis of merging three communes of Bao Nhai, Coc Ly and Nam Det - has concretized the resolution with practical actions suitable to mountainous conditions.
Immediately after its establishment, the Bao Nhai Commune Party Committee completed the Steering Committee for Science, Technology, Innovation and Digital Transformation Development, maintained regular meetings, and promptly resolved difficulties and obstacles during the implementation process. A complete system of directive documents was issued, including plans, operating regulations, and assignment of tasks to each member.



People are guided to use online public services.
Mr. Tran Xuan Thao, Party Secretary and Head of the Steering Committee for Digital Transformation of Bao Nhai Commune, said: "Digital transformation at the grassroots level is not a slogan or a movement, but a long-term political task. Our goal is that every cadre and party member must be proficient in technology, and every citizen must benefit from the digital environment."
Along with leadership, Bao Nhai commune has established 38 community digital technology teams with 185 members, responsible for supporting people in 38 villages. Each team is responsible for guiding people to use online public services, electronic identification, cashless payments and putting OCOP products on e-commerce platforms.


Handing over Bao Nhai citizen handbook.
Public Administration Service Center for "digital citizens"
According to the report of the Commune People's Committee, currently 100% of cadres and civil servants have been granted IWord accounts, digital certificates and electronic signatures, serving document processing and work management in the network environment. The national public service portal is connected smoothly, with the rate of online records reaching over 90%, in which many fields such as household registration and authentication have reached 100%.
The Commune Administrative Service Center is equipped with computers, printers, scanners, and a stable connection. The online video conferencing system has been operating regularly and stably since the beginning of July 2025, helping to shorten the time and reduce costs for direction and operation.
Throughout the commune, 38 smart loudspeaker clusters and 19 wireless loudspeaker clusters ensure timely information transmission to the people, especially in remote areas. The commune's electronic information portal is regularly updated, becoming a communication channel between the government and the people.


People are feeling the convenience.
In addition, the commune has compiled and published the "Bao Nhai Digital Citizen Handbook", a document guiding the practice of digital transformation in daily life. The book helps people know how to register for public services, install electronic identification, make electronic payments, and promote agricultural products on e-commerce platforms.
Mr. Dang Van Phuong, Chairman of Bao Nhai Commune People's Committee, said: "The most important thing is to change people's habits. From being unfamiliar, many households now know how to submit applications online and look up results by phone. That is the result of persistent step-by-step guidance, especially from community digital technology groups."

A large number of people came to trade in Bao Nhai commune (Lao Cai).
Digital transformation in the highlands – slow but sure steps
Despite positive results, digital transformation in Bao Nhai still faces many difficulties. The infrastructure is not yet synchronized, some computers and printers are old; internet connection in mountainous villages is still weak. There is a lack of IT specialists; digital skills of some officials and people are limited.
Some national databases such as land, enterprises, and social insurance are not fully connected, causing difficulties in carrying out administrative procedures online. Elderly people and ethnic minorities are still afraid of using technology and are concerned about information security.



Digital transformation is taking place in the mountainous commune of Bao Nhai.
However, with proactive and practical approaches, Bao Nhai commune is gradually narrowing the digital gap between rural and urban areas. Telecommunications infrastructure has covered 100% of the village, and many gaps are being overcome. Local agricultural products and handicrafts have begun to be promoted on e-commerce platforms, opening up opportunities for digital economic development in the highlands.
According to Party Secretary Tran Xuan Thao, in the coming time, the commune will continue to focus on raising awareness and digital skills for officials, party members and people, perfecting electronic administrative procedures, promoting the activities of community digital technology teams, aiming to build digital government - digital society - digital citizens right from the grassroots.

In the coming time, the commune will promote the activities of the community digital technology team, aiming to build a digital government - digital society - digital citizens right from the grassroots.
From a mountainous, newly merged locality with many difficulties, Bao Nhai is showing a methodical and substantial direction in implementing Resolution 57-NQ/TW. Digital transformation here is not noisy, not formal, but quietly spreading - from the Party Committee's directive documents, electronic operations in the administrative department, to changes in each citizen.
Source: https://vtv.vn/lao-cai-chuyen-doi-so-tu-nen-tang-co-so-100251010215306142.htm
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