Local people in Hoang Khai commune develop their economic from agriculture.

From loan sources, local people make efforts to increase production, actively participate in scientific and technical training classes on animal husbandry, farming, and vocational training classes for workers.

Up to now, many households in Yen Khanh have good income, built spacious houses, etc. Especially, some families have bought modern vehicles to serve their lives.

Not only economic development, people's spiritual life has also improved.

The village cultural house is spaciously built with a full speaker system, radio, and security cameras.

Lighting lines and model flower routes were built from social mobilization with a total amount of over VND300 million.

100% of resettled households have access to national grid electricity. The rate of children going to school reached 100%.

People in the village actively participate in arts, physical education and sports movements, preserving national cultural identity.

To date, Yen Khanh village has only 5 poor households, accounting for 2%, with an average income per capita of VND46 million per person per year.

From an initially extremely difficult resettlement village, Yen Khanh has transformed itself, becoming a new-style rural area as well as a second homeland for young people who have gone far away and look forward to returning.