Building on their ongoing collaboration and shared commitment to climate-resilient livelihoods, Hoa De Agriculture and Aquaculture Cooperative has officially held an implementation meeting and contract signing ceremony for six circular livelihood models. This initiative is part of the project “Empowering Climate-Resilient Women – Transforming Livelihoods through Indigenous Resources (WILA)”, funded by the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) through the Embassy of Canada in Vietnam.
The event marks the transition from the idea generation and planning phase to the practical implementation of six circular livelihood models, including:
- Microorganisms and composting model;
- 🥬 Dike-top vegetable and crop cultivation model;
- 🩺 Community health model – home medicine cabinets and herbal gardens;
- 💧 Rainwater harvesting and storage model;
- 📲 E-commerce Livestreaming and equipment support model;
- 📢 Communication and impact diffusion model.
The signing of this agreement provides a basis for the parties to coordinate specifically on content, progress, responsibilities, and resources, while also creating a foundation for cooperative members to directly participate in, apply, and gradually replicate solutions suitable to local conditions.
From commitment to action - working together toward a greener, more proactive, and sustainable Hoa De Agriculture and Aquaculture Cooperative in the face of climate change.
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