Keywords
Vietnam
sustainable green agricultural development
digital transformation
climate change
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Abstract
The issues of agriculture, rural areas, climate change and digital transformation are a major policy of our Party and State. Dong Thap in Vietnam is a locality that has been continuing to be affected by environmental pollution, climate change, and epidemics. These greatly affect agricultural development. If this issue is not resolved timely, it will have significant impacts in the future. The paper initially studies the relationship between green, clean and sustainable agricultural development, adaptation to climate change, and agricultural digital transformation in Dong Thap. This is an inevitable and objective trend, the “key”, the foundation for sustainable development of Dong Thap agricultural sector, thereby contributing to the successful implementation of Resolution of the Party Congress of Dong Thap province, term XI.
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