The document primarily addresses the methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of rural tourism projects. Its objectives include assessing project performance annually over a five-year period, ranking constituent entities based on effectiveness, and analyzing subsidy utilization. Key measures outlined include the annual assessment process conducted by the Ministry of Agriculture, which involves analyzing data submitted by regional executive bodies. The methodology specifies formulas for calculating achievement levels of planned indicators, average effectiveness assessments per region, and overall national effectiveness. It categorizes regions based on their performance, distinguishing between high and above-average efficiency levels. The document emphasizes the importance of evaluating the achievement of targeted performance indicators, the use of subsidies, and the impact on agricultural production, with explicit criteria for effectiveness classification. Implementation details specify that assessments are to be completed by June 15 each year, with reports issued by July 1, based on data submitted timely by regional authorities. The evaluation process includes mechanisms for calculating average effectiveness scores, ranking regions, and assigning categories reflecting their efficiency levels. The methodology also encompasses the final evaluation of completed projects, involving synthesis analysis of planned versus actual results, responsibilities during project implementation, and overall activity assessments. Institutional responsibilities are clearly delineated, with procedural timelines and evaluation formulas explicitly provided, ensuring structured oversight and compliance.