Ethnic minority scholarships

“Zeng weaving has been recognized as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage and its brand is protected by the Intellectual Property Office of Vietnam. A Luoi district has adopted policies to promote Zeng products by organizing training classes, setting up cooperatives and cooperative groups, finding markets, and organizing Zeng design contests,” Hung explained. … [Read more...] about Ta Oi ethnic minority preserve traditional Zeng weaving

“From the World Bank’s perspective, gender inequality leads to a loss of human capital and economic contributions. These damages worldwide cost approximately US$160 trillion, just because women are not involved in economic activities,” said Giang. … [Read more...] about Minority people get assistance to narrow gender gap

Some might be sceptical about the results as English is not a strength of students in Việt Nam’s rural areas. In the past, students in remote disadvantaged areas even took alternative subjects like history or geography instead of English in their high school graduation exams. … [Read more...] about Teacher brings borderless classroom to ethnic students

The 20 houses in the village, located in Meo Vac’s Pa Vi Ha Commune, are built according to the architectural styles of the Mong people and each owner must agree to various terms and conditions in order to be allowed to participate in the village's tourism community, such as incorporating modern amenities like kitchens, toilets, and bedrooms into their traditional houses. … [Read more...] about Celebrating 55 years of exploring northern Vietnam on ‘Ha Giang Loop’

“Việt Nam’s market has the potential for investing which is shown through the quantity and quality of start-up companies, especially in terms of social entrepreneurship,” said Phạm Kiều Oanh, founder and CEO of CSIP. … [Read more...] about Social enterprises on the rise in Việt Nam’s start-up culture