Gia Lai has launched a farmer development programme for 2026-2031 aimed at raising rural incomes through cooperation, stronger market links and higher-value agricultural products, following a five-year campaign that recognised 509 outstanding farming households.
Gia Lai province is rolling out a comprehensive strategy to protect soil resources, restore ecosystems and strengthen climate resilience, as authorities respond to growing signs of land degradation despite the absence of classic desertification.
Gia Lai province is intensifying efforts to attract investment and accelerate sustainable economic growth in 2026, targeting 170 new projects as part of its broader 2026-2030 development strategy focused on infrastructure expansion, administrative reform and green industrial development.
Gia Lai is accelerating its transition towards a green economy, positioning itself as a strategic link in the Central Highlands’ sustainable value chain through large-scale agriculture, renewable energy expansion and upgraded connectivity infrastructure.
Gia Lai province, home to nearly one million hectares of forest, is emerging as a strong contender in Vietnam’s developing forest carbon market, with the potential to generate tens of millions of dollars annually while strengthening forest protection and local livelihoods.
The An Toan Agricultural Chemicals and General Services Cooperative in Gia Lai Province has been awarded a certificate of merit by the Vietnam Women’s Union for its achievements in the national project supporting women-led cooperatives to create jobs for female workers by 2030.
(GLO) – In response to CT Group’s proposal to pilot carbon credit projects in Gia Lai, Gia Lai Broadcasting and Newspaper’s reporter interviewed Mr. Nguyễn Văn Hoan, Deputy Director of the Department of Agriculture and Environment, about opportunities and challenges in developing this market.
