International Program
International Twinning Partnership Program
Vietnam
VIETCANSOL II - Community-Based Land Management for Poverty Alleviation in Vietnam
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HIGHLIGHTS
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Extends past project work on the promotion of on-farm conservation methods and technologies on sloping lands in the northern mountainous area of Vietnam through involvement of farmers in research, demonstrations, and training.
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Advances farming systems and practices that reduce the rate of erosion and land degradation and, at the same time, improve food production and increase farm income.
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Promotes wider adoption of innovative technologies that have been proven in the field under local conditions, through farmer training workshops and collaboration between various stakeholders, including researchers, extension workers, farmers and policy makers.
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Enhances decision-making capacity of women in agricultural practices through their involvement in community women's associations, and promotes intergenerational equity by improving the knowledge base of youth and sustaining the agriculutral land base for use by future generations.
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PARTNERS
Agricultural Institute of Canada Canadian Society of Soil Science (CSSS) National Institute for Soils and Fertilizer Branch of the Vietnam Society of Soil Science (NISF/VSSS)
CONTACTS
Canada Coordinator Dr. Ed Gregorich and Dr. Lianne Dwyer Vietnam Coordinator Dr. Tran Thi Tam
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Geographic Focus Area: Selected regions within the northern mountainous zone
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AIC's International Twinning Partnership Program (ITPP) provides opportunities for Canadian Member Organizations to work cooperatively and share expertise with developing country partner organizations through long-term partnerships. The ITPP promotes technological and scientific innovations in agricultural practices that are environmentally viable and sustainable, and develops increased awareness and understanding of international development among AIC Member Organizations. This Program is undertaken with the financial support of the Government of Canada provided through the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA).