The CAD-funded BLOOM project will restore 10,000 hectares of forest ecosystems and advance economic opportunities for ethnic minority women across buffer zone communities in the northern mountainous province of Tuyen Quang through 2030.
Facing climate change, resource depletion, and increasingly stringent international green standards, the northern province is accelerating its transition from traditional agricultural production to a market-driven agricultural economy focused on green, circular, and low-emission models.
Located in the western part of the southern city, these two canals have suffered from severe pollution and long-term encroachment for many years, significantly impacting residents' lives and the area’s drainage capacity.
These projects span multiple sectors, including traffic congestion reduction and regional connectivity, flood prevention, urban renewal, park and green space development, wastewater treatment, and social housing.
HCM City’s greatest competitive advantage currently lies in the Can Gio – Con Dao maritime economic space, supported by a long-established network of seaports, logistics, and oil and gas infrastructure.