Science, Technology, and Digital Infrastructure Investments in Ethnic Minority Regions
Investments in science, technology, and digital infrastructure in ethnic minority and mountainous regions stand out as a strategic lever for modernizing production, increasing the value of agricultural products, and reducing poverty.
Investments in science, technology, and digital infrastructure in ethnic minority and mountainous regions stand out as a strategic lever for modernizing production, e-commerce integration, and poverty reduction.
Infrastructure and Living Standards
Infrastructure in ethnic minority regions has been gradually improved, people's living standards have risen, and the poverty rate has declined.
As a result of policies implemented for years, many positive changes have occurred in the appearance of mountainous regions.
Challenges in Development
However, socio-economic development in many regions is progressing slowly and infrastructure requirements are not being fully met.
Furthermore, the quality of human resources in these regions still remains limited.
Conveniences Provided by Technology
Investments in science, technology, and digital infrastructure do not only help modernize production.
At the same time, they also facilitate people's access to information, market data, and essential services.
Prime Minister's Directive
The Prime Minister's Directive No. 19/CT-TTg dated May 12, 2026, has been enacted.
This directive requires prioritizing resources for ethnic minority and mountainous regions and accelerating projects.
Local Implementations and Agriculture
In provinces such as Thai Nguyen and Lao Cai, digital transformation in agriculture and smart production models are being implemented.
VietGAP standards, QR code traceability, e-commerce integration, and greenhouse systems are increasing farmers' incomes.