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We conducted online kickoff workshop for the new project
On September 10, we conducted an online kick-off workshop prior to the launch of Community Development Project in Coffee Production Area in Son La Province, Vietnam.
There were over 70 participants including representatives of AEON Co., Ltd and other companies in the supply chain; Principle and staff members of Tay Bac University who are in charge of the project; local government officers, representatives of local farmers, and media companies, etc. The project purpose and activity plans were shared to deepen the understanding of the project to promote cooperation among stakeholders.
Utilizing our experience on rural development and livelihood improvement of ethnic minorities in the central region of Vietnam for many years, FIDR will contribute to the better livelihood of coffee farmers in Son La province with the cooperation of project stakeholders.
The workshop was conducted online with the participation of over 70 people from Japan and Vietnam.
Local farmers shared their situation and expectation on the project.
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