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The Mekong Delta is expected to experience unusually high saltwater intrusion during the upcoming dry season, albeit less severe than in 2023-24, 2015-16 and 2019-20.
Under the national renewable power development plan by 2035, the Mekong Delta will exploit 68,600MW of onshore wind power and 31,500MW of solar power, demonstrating great resources for sustainable development and green energy.
The Mekong Startup Forum 2024 underscored the transformative power of the green economy for regional development and innovation.
Many areas in the Mekong Delta region are at high risk of flooding due to tidal surges combined with heavy rainfall in the first half of November this year, according to the Vietnam National Mekong Committee.
It is urgent to train quality workers, that is the solution proposed by experts and businesses to develop tourism in the region.
Over the last four years of working as a content creator, a young woman from Ben Tre has created 200 videos featuring the culture, lifestyle and food in the Mekong Delta on her popular YouTube channel.
Field rats may sound like an unlikely delicacy, but this famous dish from the Mekong Delta is winning over the hearts of adventurous food lovers.
The smoked snails of Southern Vietnam, nurtured with milk and eggs before being served, are gaining attention both domestically and internationally for their rich flavor and distinctive preparation.
Sustainable rice farming models in Mekong Delta localities have delivered promising results, taking strides toward more eco-friendly and profitable agriculture, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development said.
A series of major infrastructure projects in Can Tho, designed to enhance the city’s resilience against flooding, have been completed, significantly improving the region's water management and transportation networks.
MERIT – WB11 will be implemented in many southern provinces, aiming to enhance climate resilience in their agricultural production and rural communities.
Once well known for being the most well-off farmer in an area with thousands of rice fields, a farmer in the Mekong Delta has used his savings to rescue cows and buffaloes from slaughterhouses.
Farmers in the Mekong Delta are having difficulty harvesting their early summer-autumn rice and protect young rice plants since heavy rains have inundated many fields.
The Mekong Delta, which comprises 12 provinces and Cần Thơ City, has a dense river and canal network, which plays a major role in transporting people and goods.
Farmers are encouraged to participate in tourism, contributing to the economic restructuring of agricultural life to service-oriented tourism, thereby developing the rural economy through tourism activities, and increasing the value of farm produce.
Mekong Delta provinces are seeking trillions of Vietnam dong for projects aimed at mitigating damage caused by severe river and coastal erosion.
Vietnam annually produces over 43 million tonnes of rice, of which the Mekong Delta accounts for approximately 24 million tonnes.
Nearly 50 years after the country was completely unified, thanks to policies from central and local authorities, Đồng Tháp Mười has become a wealthy area.
Amid worsening droughts and saline intrusion, global efforts are needed to secure the Mekong Delta’s prosperity and protect livelihoods.
Renewable energy is seen as a sustainable choice for the Mekong Delta region to respond to environmental challenges, given that the country’s rice and fisheries granary has lost up to 300 million USD to prolonged drought and extreme salt intrusion.