The group of activists and group from Kachin State, Myanmar visiting CENDI
At CENDI we feel very honored to have this opportunity to welcome and sharing our experiences today on Land rights, Forests and Environmental conservation to various activists and group from Myanmar, Kachin state and also colleagues from ADC, Thai Nguyen.
In 02 hours session, a series of 09 questions were asked after the presentation. Everyone showed great interests over the women's group in Conservation Enterprise, role of youths and environmental education/ecosystem education to kids through trees planting program. Negative impacts from GMOs in Vietnam and how much CENDI succeed in restoring local seeds. Native seeds was an incredible topic of continuous questions. Myanmar friends are also very concerned and wondering how Vietnam could engaging policy makers into supporting Forests rights and Land rights of local and indigenous communities. The same logic of thought for how Vietnam could guarantee the restoration and conservation of Native seeds despite the influences of Monsanto and GMOs-related businesses.
Others:
Eco-Farming Training Program for Students
Practice-based Eco-farming Training Program for students of the Vietnam National University of Agriculture (16 April – 7 May 2017)
Regulation on Customary law-based forest management, protection and development of Po E and Dak Nen communes, Konplong district, Kon Tum province
Young Woman Farmer’s Contribution to Sustainable Development in Vietnam
The home key returns to the villages