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Rural Development In Vietnam Essay

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Rural development in Vietnam
I. Introduction
Currently, nearly seventy five percent of 1, 3 billion poor people worldwide lives in rural areas. In Vietnam, about three quarters of total population and around ninety percent of poor people are living in rural areas (The World Bank). Every year, they have to face with enormous challenges such as limited access to economic opportunities, infrastructure, and public services and less likely to participate in the decision.
Besides, the pressure on resources, natural resources, environmental degradation and climate change creates more challenges for rural communities which lead to the significant increase in migration from agriculture rural to urban areas.
In this context, rural development as well as sustainable rural development became the target and a challenge for every country, requires combined efforts to reduce rural-urban gap, improvement of economic …show more content…

New rural construction is aimed at improving the material life and spiritual life for people living in rural areas, narrowing the gap between rural and urban.
III. Legal environment in rural development in Vietnam
In Vietnam, rural development remains fragmented which are responsible of many different agencies and ministries. Besides, a particular perspective of main policies and programs of Vietnamese government will supply the fundamental for establishing FAO Country Programming Framework’s priorities of support to our country.
The Millennium Development Goals
In 2000, at the United Nations Millennium Summit, Vietnam and 188 others countries accommodated the Millennium Declaration and pledged to reach the eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by 2015. Viet Nam is one of the countries that implemented most of the targets ahead of schedule. Regarding this achievement, rural and agricultural development played a crucial

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