Canada Supports Yen Bai SMEs with Climate-Resilient Agriculture Project
The project focuses on Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs), particularly those involving ethnic minority women, and cooperatives and agri-food producers. It will promote innovative climate solutions such as resilient crop production, renewable energy, and energy-efficient technologies.
| Enhancing SME Resilience in Yen Bai | |
| Vietnam-Canada Sign MoU in Science, Technology Cooperation |
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| A new initiative, “SMEs Promote Resilience, Inclusion, and Innovative Transformation” (SPRINT), was launched in Yen Bai City on November 22 to strengthen Canada-Vietnam cooperation for inclusive and sustainable growth. The project, supported by Canada, and implemented by Cowater International in partnership with the Yen Bai Cooperative Alliance, will address the impact of climate change on the agriculture sector. The project will promote innovative solutions to climate challenges, including more resilient crop production methods and integrating renewable and energy-efficient technologies. |
| Vietnamese, Canadian Localities Seek Agricultural Cooperation The Vietnam Trade Office in Canada, in collaboration with relevant departments of Alberta province in Canada organized a dialogue on Vietnamese agriculture to connect agricultural ... |
| Vietnam - Canada Strengthens Cultural, Artistic and People-to-people Cooperation The content is discused between Phan Anh Son, President of the Viet Nam Union of Friendship Organizations (VUFO) and Shawn Steil, Canadian Ambassador to Vietnam, ... |
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