1. Industry and small-handicraft industries

Scale and operation of industrial parks in Long Thanh Industrial Park: Located on an important traffic hub of the Southern key economic region, Dong Nai has a number of favorable conditions in terms of roads, waterways and air to lure investment and foster socio-economic development. Recognizing them, for many years the transport sector has been striving to build a complete transport system to promptly satisfy the local and regional socioeconomic development needs.

Total area of ​​the park: 488 ha, including:

- Industrial land: 309.13 ha;

- ​​Service land: 24.68 ha;

- Trees & public works: 154,19 ha;

Operation and business situation of several typical businesses:

Priority fields include plating industry; processing aquatic products; plant protection chemicals production (industrial wastewater generated); fertilizer production (industrial wastewater generated); and pulp production.

Typical businesses: Cable and Telecommunication Materials JSC (SACOM); Dae Myung Chemical Vietnam Co., Ltd.; and Kim Bao Son International (Vietnam) Co., Ltd.

2. Agro-forestry and fishery

Agriculture: the area of ​​agricultural land, crops (fruit) with advantages in agriculture and poultry situation in the commune:

The yield of rice in the Winter-Spring rice harvest is on average 5.5 tons per ha (800 ha) and the average yield of the Summer-Autumn harvest is 5 tons (400 ha).

Total herd of cattle and poultry in 2019: 300 heads of cattle, 450 pigs, 5000 chickens, chickens and 13,000 ducks (excluding the figures of cooperative groups).

An Dinh Livestock Cooperative Group which has 12 investment members is operating effectively with the raising, buying, selling, and transporting of duck flesh and laying ducks. Every year An Dinh Cooperative Group provides 18,000 heads.

3. Trade, services and tourism

Labor structure, service and trade facts in the commune and product value in the year:

The commune's economy has shifted towards industry - services - agriculture, in Long Thanh Industrial Park, there are 97 existing projects attracting more than 12,000 workers. Thereby the accommodation rental services also strongly grow. The number of households doing business in services up to now is 542, including 229 hotels and 313 establishments providing other services with 2,543 rooms. The groceries selling essential goods also thrive. In agricultural production scientific and technical advances have been applied to result in higher yields.

4. Education

List of schools in the commune:

+ Tam An Secondary School: 833 students and 33 teachers;

+ Tam An Primary School: 995 students and 38 teachers;

+ Tam An Kindergarten: 320 students and 20 teachers;

The education sector fully meets the learning needs of people.

5. Health

Number of medical staff working at the communal health station: 6 health workers and one doctor;

The health station facts: it was established in 1990, ensuring enough departments and area to perform assigned functions and tasks. There are 9 departments, including Administration Department; Checkup Department; First-Aid & Emergency Department; Vaccination Department; Traditional Medicine & Pharmacy Department; and Delivery or Family Planning Department.

At present health services effectively meet the medial checkup and treatment need of the locals.

6. Culture

Information about the communal cultural house:

+ The Center for Culture, Sports & Community Learning

The commune’s Culture, Sports & Community Learning Center is located in Hamlet 5, Tam An commune. It was built in 2011 with construction cost of VND4.2 billion, consisting of a hall of 200 seats and 5 dedicate rooms, including: Community Learning Room, Library, Directors’ Room (shared with Tam An Cooperative), Sound and Radio Room, Room for Clubs (Vovinam, Karate , Traditional Martial Arts and Aerobic); number of performance collaborators: 20 people.

The commune’s Cultural Post Office was established in 1990, providing postal, parcel, telephone, fax services and new services of Post and Telecommunications.

Cultural and performance activities: Propagandas for political duties: 12 campaigns a year; mass performance shows: 4 shows a year; maintaining regular activities of 5 clubs; libraries, newspapers and book reading rooms: operating well; activities of building cultured families, cultured villages, cultured lifestyles, preserving national culture; attracting people to enjoy and participate in cultural and creative activities.

7. Sports activities

Children in residential areas are urged to participate in cultural and sporting events: reaching 30 percent of the time.

There are 2 badminton courts, 2 football fields including one mini, 5 volleyball courts, 3 gyms, 2 children's playgrounds, one swimming pool, providing people of all ages in the commune with appropriate forms of entertainment.