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Gender Equality Training: Empowering Women to Adopt and Implement AI-Driven Smart Agriculture in An Khanh Commune, Hanoi, Vietnam
Funded by P4G and Australian Aid, the Center for Agrarian Systems Research and Development (CASRAD), in partnership with Action on Poverty (AOP) and AVALVE Vietnam Co., Ltd., successfully held a Gender Equality and Women’s Role and Participation in AI-powered Smart Agriculture training on November 18, 2025, at the An Khanh Commune Military Command.
Wisdom within Artificial Intelligence
In the age of Artificial Intelligence, as machines increasingly assume roles once carried out by humans, the question of what defines human wisdom has become more pressing than ever. This article explores the essential qualities that shape human wisdom in the modern era. Through six guiding concepts represented by the Vietnamese word TRÍ TUỆ meaning “wisdom”, we examine how individuals can not only adapt but also thrive, taking charge of their own future.
The Portrait of Vietnamese Farmers in the Digital Era
Breaking away from the image of hardship and dependence on nature, Vietnamese farmers are rising to become true “agricultural entrepreneurs” in the digital era.
Husbandry and feeding systems for H'mong cattle in Cao Bang province
Indigenous knowledge and experience in raising and fattening cows have helped the Hmong people survive and develop in mountainous areas where there is little arable land and harsh natural conditions. To better understand some indigenous knowledge of the Hmong people, it is necessary to conduct the study on “Husbandry and feed systems for H’mong cattle”.
Vietnam’s Tourism: The Breakthrough Formula of Six Letters D.U.L.I.C.H
Vietnam’s tourism industry is standing at a pivotal moment, with the potential to become a true economic spearhead. In the era of digital transformation and shifting global travel trends, building a sustainable and comprehensive strategy has become more urgent than ever.
“An Outline History of Vietnamese Culture” by Professor Đào Duy Anh: A Handbook for Decoding Vietnamese Identity
The work An Outline History of Vietnamese Culture by scholar Đào Duy Anh stands as a pioneering and canonical contribution to the study of Vietnamese culture. Published in 1938, the book is regarded as the very first cultural history of Vietnam, offering a systematic account of the origins, formation, and development of the nation’s culture.
VĂN HÓA VIỆT: Decoding the Core Values of Vietnamese Culture
Culture, a concept both complex and fundamental, is often understood as the totality of values, beliefs, customs, traditions, language, and knowledge shared by a community and transmitted across generations. It is not only expressed through tangible manifestations such as art, architecture, or cuisine, but also through intangible values that shape the way people think, act, and interact with the world. In other words, culture is the “social gene” that defines the identity and distinctiveness of every nation.
Core Values and Strategic Vision for Vietnam’s Agriculture in the Digital Age
Vietnamese agriculture, instead of relying solely on output, now requires a sustainable roadmap, one distilled into ten core values under the acronym N.O.N.G.N.G.H.I.E.P. From harnessing natural resources to applying new technologies, from expanding international integration to placing people at the center, these solutions are expected to enhance the value of Vietnamese agricultural products and affirm the nation’s position on the global map.