Specifically, the project "Propaganda and mobilize farmers to treat waste in Vietnam, contributing to the international community's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions", was implemented by the Ninh Binh Provincial Farmers' Association in 9 provinces. communes and towns in 3 districts such as: Nho Quan, Gia Vien, Yen Khanh (Ninh Binh province).
After receiving the project, the Ninh Binh Provincial Farmers' Association organized a provincial-level kick-off and connection workshop to enlist the support and increase the interest and coordination of leaders of a number of departments, branches and levels. Party committees and local authorities participate.
It is known that the Ninh Binh Provincial Project Management Board has organized a total of 32 training classes on 5 environmentally friendly waste treatment techniques for more than 800 members and farmers in the province.
At the same time, build and replicate over 600 environmentally friendly organic waste treatment models. The activity has contributed to raising awareness and gradually changing farmers' behavior in treating agricultural waste and food waste in an environmentally friendly way.
Through research, in Yen Ninh town (Yen Khanh district, Ninh Binh province) there are over 150 farmer households applying environmentally friendly organic waste treatment techniques.
Mr. Pham Van Tuan - Chairman of Yen Ninh Town Farmers' Association said: "After participating in training courses for source trainers organized by the Central Association and Ninh Binh Province Farmers' Association, Yen Town Farmers' Association Ninh proactively surveyed, grasped the needs and accompanied and supported members and farmers in the area to apply techniques from the Project."
“In the coming time, the Yen Ninh Town Farmers' Association will continue to propagate to replicate the models, as well as apply the Project's techniques to solve the problem of environmental pollution, while also creating a source of organic fertilizer. valuable muscle. Besides, creating a source of nutritious food for animals, increasing income for members and farmers from organic waste," Mr. Tuan added.