Longform | Developing the domestic market: The role of a “support” in parallel with international economic integration
Developing the domestic market closely linked with expanding the foreign market demonstrates the consistent guidelines, viewpoints and policies of our Party and State...
Longform | Quang Nam Province: Effectiveness from OCOP introduction and sales points
Recently, Quang Nam province has implemented many activities to connect local OCOP production, distribution and sales chains to retail channels.
Longform | Sweet and fragrant persimmon from Lang Son
Persimmon is identified as one of Lang Son 's strong OCOP products and is being promoted for consumption in many forms.
Longform | Suoi Giang Tea and the dream of a national brand, reaching international level
Choosing to start a business from Suoi Giang tea products of Yen Bai mountainous region, Suoi Giang Ecotourism Cooperative has supported job creation for local people.
Longform | Bac Giang: Increasing “stars” for OCOP products
Bac Giang province strives to have at least 310 OCOP products recognized as achieving 3 stars or more by the end of 2025 (about 30-35 products each year).
Longform | Mountain specialties are popular on e-commerce platforms
With just one click, consumers can easily buy many typical products and specialties of mountainous areas, remote areas and islands.
Longform | “New look” for Lai Chau’s typical products
Many typical, traditional products of Lai Chau such as tea, bath leaves, buffalo meat, pork, cham cheo... have had their value enhanced when becoming OCOP products.
Longform | OCOP Certification: “Passport” for Yen Bai agricultural products
Being certified as an OCOP product has helped increase the value and expand the consumption market for Yen Bai agricultural products.
Longform | Lesson 3: Synchronizing solutions to develop the green building market
To develop the green building market, according to experts, there needs to be synchronous solutions to motivate investors and the market.
Longform | Part 1: Green Buildings: Essential for Green Growth
Buildings that use renewable energy and operate autonomously are essential for green growth.
Longform | Son La Coffee: From a poverty alleviation tree to a world-class brand
After more than 70 years of development, Son La coffee has transformed from a poverty-reducing crop into a world-class brand, exported to 20 countries and territories.
Longform | Trade and investment: Foundation and driving force of Vietnam - US relations
After nearly 30 years of normalizing trade relations, the United States has continuously been an important trade partner and Vietnam's largest export market for many years.
Longform | Lang Son: High efficiency from concentrated commodity production areas associated with the chain
Building a model of concentrated commodity production areas associated with a chain has helped Lang Son people consume agricultural products more easily.
Longform | Creating sustainable livelihoods for ethnic minorities
The "Community Livelihood" program, implemented since 2017, has contributed to creating sustainable livelihoods for ethnic minorities in localities.
Chairman of the Vietnam Journalists Association Le Quoc Minh: The press needs to avoid relying too much on social networks.
Journalist Le Quoc Minh, member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Head of the Central Propaganda Department, President of the Vietnam Journalists Association, Editor-in-Chief of Nhan Dan Newspaper shared with PV.
Longform | Vinh Duc Sesame Rice Paper: From a Traditional Craft Village to a 3-Star OCOP Product
Inheriting the advantages of famous cakes in Do Luong land, Vinh Duc sesame rice paper has many unique features to become a 3-star OCOP product.
Longform | Lesson 3: Completely blocking the "gift" distortion from the "ask - give" mechanism
To prevent the transformation of "gifts" and create a mechanism of asking and giving, in addition to the need to "purify" awareness, it is necessary to strengthen control over power in personnel work.
Longform | Part 2: Handling the "big gift-receiving case" and experience in preventing and fighting corruption in the world
The "Gift-receiving" scandal has led to many officials being implicated, despite strict regulations. Our country, like a number of other countries, is struggling against this incurable "virus".
Longform | Lesson 1: Gift-giving culture or a “test” for integrity?
Gift giving is a beautiful culture of Vietnamese people, but when it is transformed into a luxury "thank you" item, gifts become a tool for corruption.
Longform | Lesson 5: Finding fundamental solutions for national energy development
Resolution No. 55 - NQ/TW of the Politburo on the orientation of Vietnam's national energy development strategy to 2030, with a vision to 2045.
Longform | Hanoi: Each OCOP product is a story of cultural crystallization
2,167 OCOP products in Hanoi are 2,167 stories about the capital's culture, honoring the hands and minds of Hanoi artisans.
Longform | Lesson 4 - Good models in technology "capitals": Technological innovation to save
Thanks to measures and policies to encourage efficient energy use such as technological innovation and operating procedures to save electricity, energy security is ensured.
Longform | 2023 Lychee Crop: Bac Giang's Mark of Success
With revenue of over VND 6,876 billion from lychee and ancillary services, the 2023 lychee crop of Bac Giang province was successful beyond expectations.
Longform|Lesson 3: Wasting Electricity - Who is Responsible?
Electricity waste is not just the responsibility of an individual, organization or government. Electricity waste is a social issue that we all have to take responsibility for.
Longform | Lesson 2: Many industries consume electricity but have low economic efficiency - which is also a waste!
Many industries consume electricity but the economic efficiency is not high, which is also wasteful, so it needs to be used effectively and economically, especially with key energy facilities.
Longform | Part 1: Risk of power shortage, electricity waste and challenges of electricity saving practices
Risk of power shortage, electricity waste and challenges in practicing electricity saving
Developing markets in mountainous and ethnic areas: Spreading regional culture
Developing markets in mountainous and ethnic minority areas not only helps promote trade but also spreads regional culture.
Longform | Connecting OCOP products with tourism development in Quang Ninh
Tourism development needs unique products and OCOP products that want to go far must be linked with tourism. This is the orientation that Quang Ninh province has been implementing.
Longform | Developing OCOP products in Ho Chi Minh City in depth
Although the number of OCOP products in Ho Chi Minh City is small compared to other localities, all certified products attract the attention of customers.
Longform | Removing the IUU “yellow card”: A journey of nearly 6 years and the expectation of soon reaping “sweet fruit”
After nearly 6 years since Vietnam was warned by the European Commission (EC) with the IUU "yellow card", there are still 4 contents that Vietnam needs to meet.
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