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| Conference Scene |
Attending the workshop were comrade Tran Hong Thai - Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee; comrade Nguyen Tan Hoa - Vice Chairman of Long An Provincial People's Committee, Prof. Dr. Nguyen Cao Huan - Chairman of Vietnam Geographical Association; leaders of provinces, cities, departments, institutes, central agencies; leaders of departments, branches, districts, cities of the province; universities, experts, scientists , science and technology organizations, enterprises inside and outside the province.
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| Managers, experts, scientists chair the workshop |
Comrade Dinh Van Tuan - Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Minh Tam - Vice Director of Ho Chi Minh City National University; Associate Professor, Dr. Chau Nguyen Xuan Quang - Deputy Director of the Institute of Environment and Natural Resources - Ho Chi Minh City National University; Prof. Dr. Ngo Thi Phuong Lan - Principal of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities - Ho Chi Minh City National University co-chaired the Workshop.
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| Delegates attending the workshop |
In his welcoming speech, Mr. Dinh Van Tuan - Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee emphasized: In recent years, Lam Dong has formed many concentrated specialized areas with many varieties of plants and animals selected, tested and imported, is a potential market for raw materials for processing agricultural products and food, is the leading province in the country in terms of high-tech agricultural area with many valuable agricultural brands. That achievement has a significant contribution from science and technology.
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| Comrade Dinh Van Tuan - Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee delivered a welcome speech at the Workshop. |
Faced with global challenges such as climate change, resource degradation, environmental pollution, urbanization pressure, etc., it is necessary to transform the development model towards low emissions, resource saving, using renewable energy associated with circular economy, harmoniously developing 3 pillars: Economy - Society - Environment.
In the Resolution of the 11th Provincial Party Congress, Lam Dong also clearly identified: Comprehensive, rapid and sustainable development is a consistent strategic goal. That spirit has been institutionalized through the Lam Dong Provincial Planning for the period 2021 - 2030, with a vision to 2050 with many major orientations: Developing green economy, circular economy; converting from agricultural production to agricultural economy; prioritizing renewable energy, agricultural processing industry; effectively exploiting bauxite - aluminum resources; protecting, restoring and developing sustainable forests; developing green tourism based on cultural identity and natural resources.
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| Delegates attending the workshop |
On that basis, Lam Dong is focusing on "greening" key economic sectors such as: Developing agriculture in the direction of high technology, ecology, circulation, and emission reduction; developing eco-tourism, community tourism associated with nature and ethnic culture; developing clean, environmentally friendly energy; developing agricultural, food, and medicinal processing industries and low-emission, highly efficient industries.
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| Delegates attending the workshop |
In the near future, the new Lam Dong province will be formed on the basis of merging the three provinces of Dak Nong - Lam Dong - Binh Thuan, which will open up huge space and potential for development, with forests, seas, border gates, and seaports; it is the capital of a number of industrial crops, fruit trees, bauxite-aluminum industry and tourism services.
This is a golden opportunity to form a new growth pole with a large enough scale, strong enough driving force and wide enough influence, contributing to leading the green economic trend and sustainable development for the Central Highlands - Central region and the whole country.
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| Experts and scientists present papers |
The workshop's introduction stated: In the context of globalization and the strong development of science and technology, the world economy is witnessing a shift from the traditional growth model - which relies heavily on resource exploitation and fossil energy consumption - to a green growth model, circular economy and sustainable development. Recognizing the inevitable need to innovate the growth model, Resolution 57-NQ/TW dated December 22, 2024 of the Politburo on breakthroughs in science, technology, innovation and digital transformation, in which green economy is one of the key strategic orientations of the Resolution.
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| Experts and scientists present papers |
In addition, the Government's National Strategy on Green Growth for the 2011-2020 period, with a vision to 2025, also affirms: Green growth is an important content of sustainable development, ensuring rapid, effective, sustainable economic development and making an important contribution to the implementation of the National Strategy on Climate Change.
In particular, the three tasks clearly stated in the strategy include: Reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting the use of clean energy and renewable energy; greening production and economic development; greening lifestyles and promoting sustainable consumption.
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| Experts and scientists present papers |
These orientations are being materialized into actions, policies and development programs at all levels, sectors, communities and people. The workshop focused on many major contents such as: Summarizing theoretical and practical issues in green research and sustainable development in Vietnam; contributing methodologies and policies for green and sustainable economic development in Lam Dong province; proposing practical solutions to materialize the green growth policy of the Party and Government in the context of deep integration and increasingly complex climate change.
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| Experts and scientists present papers |
On that basis, the presentations and discussions of experts and scientists have clarified the advantages, difficulties, bottlenecks and proposed solutions to strengthen the connection between the research sector and the development of the science and technology market; proposed policy mechanisms to support enterprises in searching and innovating technology to improve the efficiency of technology transfer, shorten the gap between the research sector and production reality, and further strengthen the bridge between enterprises and researchers.
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| Experts and scientists present papers |
The workshop received 99 presentations from domestic and foreign experts and scientists, with content ranging from theories and concepts of green economy, sustainable development models, spatial planning, natural resource management, energy conversion, environmental management, and green urban development.
At the workshop, 6 presentations presented issues on green economy, high-tech agriculture, tourism, geospatial, circular economy, digital transformation, planning, and waste treatment...
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| The discussion was lively with many enthusiastic contributions. |
Some of the presentations include: High-tech agriculture and agricultural and rural tourism: Solutions for developing a green - fresh - beautiful economy in Lam Dong province (Prof. Dr. Mai Trong Nhuan, Prof. Dr. Ngo Thi Phuong Lan, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ngo Thi Thu Trang - Ho Chi Minh City National University); Green economic model, circular economy and potential application in Lam Dong province (Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hung - Institute of Environment and Resources, Ho Chi Minh City National University); Organizing green economic space in Lam Dong province after merging with Dak Nong and Binh Thuan (Prof. Dr. Nguyen Cao Huan, Prof. Dr. Truong Quang Hai, Dr. Tran Van Truong - Vietnam Geographical Association).
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| Discussion with many enthusiastic contributions |
Research on the application of solid waste treatment technology to "eliminate pollution" and serve as input materials for organic fertilizers to develop sustainable agriculture in Lam Dong in the spirit of Resolution 57-NQ/TW dated December 22, 2024 of the Politburo (Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Hoang Phuong - National Academy of Politics Region II); The relationship between digital transformation and AI for green agricultural development and green economy: Case study of Lam Dong province (Assoc. Prof. Dr. Le Thanh Binh - former Director - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, former Minister Counselor - Embassy of Vietnam in Norway).
Besides the presentations, many scientists discussed and contributed many good ideas and effective solutions to build a green economy and sustainable development for Lam Dong.
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| Comrade Tran Hong Thai - Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee spoke at the Workshop |
Speaking at the workshop, Mr. Tran Hong Thai - Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee affirmed the potentials and advantages of Lam Dong province after the merger, the research and development orientations of Lam Dong province in the new period. The Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee also expressed his appreciation for the contributions of valuable documents containing high intellectual content, along with the deep concern of experts and scientists on important issues of the country in general and of Lam Dong province in particular.
The workshop is truly a forum for experts, scientists, and managers to face the truth, assess the current situation, share experiences, and propose specific directions and solutions with the desire to create a green future for Lam Dong province and the strategic linkage region in the new development stage.
This is also the theoretical basis for Lam Dong province to refer to, develop and issue appropriate policies, quickly put Resolution 57 into practice, for the goal of developing a green and sustainable economy.
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