Seminar on community-based adaptive livelihood solutions, disaster risk reduction

  •  Monday, November 21, 2022

YBO - The National Agricultural Extension Centre in coordination with the Agricultural Extension Centre of Yen Bai province recently held a seminar "Adaptive livelihood solutions and disaster risk reduction in the community", with the participation of farmers in Yen Binh and Tran Yen districts as well as Yen Bai city.

At the event
At the event

Participants affirmed that climate change has caused extreme weather phenomena and left negative impacts on agricultural production, so setting forth solutions to adapt, minimise and prevent the negative effects of the trend in agricultural production is an urgent task.

Contents related to disease prevention, forest fire prevention, planning for the development of cinnamon, and the treatment of contaminated water after flooding were among the issues raised by local residents at the seminar.

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