BHG - With rapid solutions, agencies at all levels and localities are striving to meet the target for the disbursement of public investment capital. In the final days of the year, investors and contractors have been ramping up manpower and machinery, implementing detailed plans, and committing to specific work volumes. With the spirit of "working through the days and seizing the nights", they are operating in "three shifts, four teams" to accelerate progress and complete payment procedures.
BHG - Mint honey is a unique agricultural product from the Dong Van Karst Plateau in Ha Giang Province. It is distinguished by its refreshing sweetness, golden colour, and high nutritional value. This honey is produced from wild mint flowers that grow at altitudes of 1,000 to 1,600 meters. The small bees create this precious honey, which serves not only as a quality food source but also as a natural remedy to enhance health.
BHG - Ha Giang, one of the provinces with the highest forest coverage rates in the country, with a forest area of 470,103 hectares, plays a crucial role in environmental protection, disaster prevention, and sustainable economic development.
BHG - Bac Quang, a lowland district with a diverse ethnic minority population, has made progress in socio-economic development thanks to the investment attention of the Central and the province. However, due to complex terrain, low income and the risk of falling back into poverty remain major challenges for the district.
BHG - Pig farmers in Ha Giang Province are working to rebuild their herds after containing African swine fever (ASF) to ensure the supply of pork for the 2025 Lunar New Year (Tet), which is a little more than two months away.
BHG - Two tea products from Phin Ho Tea Processing Cooperative (Hoang Su Phi District) have been re-awarded the national 5-Star OCOP certification. The recognised products are 100g Green Tea and 100g Black Tea. The information was announced by the Coordination Office of the New-Style Rural Area Development Programme following the second 2024 session of the National Council for Product Evaluation and Classification under the One Commune One Product (OCOP) Programme.
BHG - After 4 years of implementing the resolution of the Provincial Party Congress for the 2020-2025 term, the agricultural sector in Ha Giang has made strong progress, with 2 out of 4 targets reaching and exceeding the plan and the remaining 2 targets reaching from 95.4% to 98.3%.
BHG - The cultivation of Ha Giang’s Shan Tuyet tea has three tea crops each year, producing many types of finished teas, such as green tea, black tea, white tea, and fermented tea. Each type has its own flavour profile and characteristics, creating a special attraction for ancient Shan Tuyet tea.
BHG - Since the start of the year, three agricultural products of Xin Man District have met the standards for export to the Japanese market, which is a highlight of the district’s agricultural sector.
BHG - The Quan Ba District Youth Union has taken various measures to support farmers and young people in promoting and selling their agricultural produce.
BHG - In the border commune of Chi Ca (Xin Man District), seedless persimmons are in harvest season, covering the mountain slopes in brilliant yellow. With a total planting area spanning nearly 34 hectares, only around 4 hectares of persimmons have been harvested. Chi Ca Commune is making efforts to preserve and develop seedless persimmons, of which Chi Ca Ha Village is the location with the largest number of plants.
BHG - Xin Man District has taken advantage of its cool weather and a stable coldwater source to implement a project to raise coldwater fish in Quang Nguyen, Na Chi and Nam Dan Communes.
BHG - In recent years, Dong Van District has made significant efforts to create job opportunities for locals through numerous programmes. With a large labour force and high demand from companies and enterprises, these initiatives have helped many local people find suitable jobs, contributing to the locality's socio-economic development.
BHG - Na Khe is a border commune of Yen Minh District, more than 20 kilometres from the district centre. The commune has three border villages: Na Po, Ban Rao, and Seo Ho, with 229 households.
Efforts made to overcome challenges in public investment capital disbursement
