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Quang Binh expands green garden models Quang Binh expands green garden models
BHG - In recent years, Quang Binh District, Ha Giang Province, has capitalised on its fertile land and abundant water resources to encourage residents to convert mixed-use gardens into productive plots and establish model gardens cultivating high-value crops. Thanks to creative and concrete implementation methods, many households have achieved stable incomes from this initiative.
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Most important driving force of national economy
14:15, 06/06/2025
BHG - Just 13 days after the Politburo issued Resolution 68, the National Assembly followed with Resolution 198 with special policies to promote the private economy, demonstrating the determination to make this sector the most important driving force of the national economy.
Agricultural products contribute to tourism development
08:51, 29/05/2025
BHG - In recent years, Dong Van District has actively developed commercial agricultural products, capitalising on its strengths to serve the tourism market. Numerous highland specialties have become popular among both locals and visitors, such as buckwheat seeds, mint honey, yellow beef, black chicken, local black pork, sam khoai (a native tuber), wind chillies, linen, fermented black soybeans, rice crackers, and green tea.
Forest protection linked to ecotourism development in Khun Village
11:03, 21/05/2025
BHG - For over a decade, thanks to the policy of payment for forest environmental services (PFES), residents of Khun Village in Bang Lang Commune (Quang Binh District) have made efforts to protect the forest as a sustainable livelihood. Regarding the forest as a priceless asset, the Tay and Dao ethnic communities here have preserved it while developing a community-based ecotourism model.
Attracting investment: From orientation to companionship
16:50, 20/05/2025
BHG - Clear strategic directions, efforts to synchronise infrastructure, and the local government’s commitment to accompanying businesses are helping Ha Giang Province attract investors and create momentum for development.
Efforts made to speed up progress of Suu Stream water supply project
15:24, 14/05/2025
BHG - The project on connecting the Suu Stream water supply system to the central water reserve reservoir of Phong Quang Commune is being accelerated to meet people’s expectations. This is a project of practical significance, helping to protect water sources for planting, protecting forests, fighting drought, developing agriculture and forestry, while at the same time providing domestic water and ensuring environmental sanitation for Phong Quang Commune (Vi Xuyen) and Ha Giang City.
Economic value of Shan Tuyet tea in Cao Bo
10:24, 07/05/2025
BHG - Under the ancient shade of Shan Tuyet tea trees on the Tay Con Linh Mountain range, Dao ethnic minority people of Cao Bo Commune (Vi Xuyen District) are steadily building sustainable livelihoods, preserving their cultural heritage, and tapping into tourism potential. Their aspiration is to make the Shan Tuyet tea plant the “golden key” to local economic development.
Quan Ba builds new styled rural areas 
10:22, 07/05/2025
BHG - Not rigidly following the criteria and plans for building new styled rural areas, Quan Ba District has implemented many initiatives suitable to local practical conditions. The district’s goal is not only to complete the criteria, but also to improve the material and spiritual life of the people and comprehensively improve the rural appearance.
Investment promotion — creating momentum for development
14:34, 06/05/2025
BHG - With 2025 identified as the “final sprint” year for meeting the targets set by the 17th Provincial Party Congress Resolution, Ha Giang Province is ramping up its investment promotion programme with a focus on improving the investment environment to build development momentum.
“OCOP” Star brightens rural economy
14:57, 24/04/2025
BHG - Tan Quang Commune (Bac Quang) is persistently implementing the “One Commune One Product” (OCOP) programme, intending to increase the value of local agricultural products associated with sustainable development. With advantages in soil and climate, the commune develops key crops such as rice, corn and more than 2.5 hectares of precious medicinal plants. This is an important resource to increase production value and promote the rural economy.
Infrastructure breakthrough, rural development
16:35, 16/04/2025
BHG - Over the past years, Quang Binh District has identified two breakthroughs for socio-economic development: Building infrastructure and implementing the National Target Programme on building new-style rural areas.
Ha Giang unblocks the flow of border trade
10:06, 16/04/2025
BHG - Ha Giang has a border of more than 277 km, bordering the two provinces of Yunnan and Guangxi (China), owning the Thanh Thuy - Thien Bao International Border Gate, two pairs of bilateral border gates Xin Man - Du Long and Sam Pun - Tian Peng, along with many openings and border markets. With strengths in minerals, agricultural and forestry products, medicinal herbs and ecological resources, Ha Giang has the potential to develop border trade and cross-border supply chains in agricultural processing, mineral export and logistics. However, this potential has not been effectively exploited.
Ha Giang promotes industrial production growth
08:11, 10/04/2025
BHG - To achieve the target of 15% growth in industrial production this year, the Ha Giang Provincial Department of Industry and Trade, along with businesses in the locality, has been making efforts to overcome difficulties, improve processes, attract investment, and apply scientific and technological advancements.
Farming season on the Karst Plateau
08:42, 01/04/2025
BHG - With over 80% of its area covered by rocky mountains, the Dong Van Karst Plateau is one of the most challenging regions for cultivation. However, as spring arrives, the local ethnic communities eagerly prepare for the new farming season.
Organic agricultural production — effective and sustainable direction
10:43, 27/03/2025
BHG - In recent years, the provincial agricultural sector has actively promoted propaganda to encourage and guide farmers to expand organic production. This initiative aims to transform traditional farming practices, enhance economic value, and meet the growing demands of consumers.