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Growing a better future Expanding rights, voices and choices for small-scale farmers in Viet Nam www.oxfam.org/grow
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Document Date: 2012-10-26 08:25:38


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Viet Nam / /

Company

Ingrid / Community Development Funds / VINAFOOD 2 The Vietnam Southern Food Corporation / VND Vietnamese Dong WB World Bank Growing / General Statistics Office/World Bank / VINAFOOD 1 The Vietnam Northern Food Corporation / CDF Community / /

Country

Vietnam / /

Currency

USD / VND / /

Event

Environmental Issue / /

IndustryTerm

electricity / disaster risk management / buy food / /

Organization

ActionAid / Ministry of Labour / civil society / World Bank / GoV Government of Vietnam GSO General Statistics office IRC Indochina Research / United Nations / Oxfam / United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund / Invalids and Social Affairs MPI Ministry of Planning / United Nations Development Program / Communist Party / Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FDI Foreign Direct Investment GDP Gross / Đặng Kim Sơn General Director Institute for Policy and Strategy of Agriculture and Rural Development Growing / European Union / UNIFEM United Nations Development Fund / Ministry of Agriculture / New Rural Areas The National Targeted Program on New Rural Areas / Investment NGO Non-government / Centre for Marine Conservation / /

Person

Thanh Ha / Vu Quoc Huy / Bao Nguyet / Bert Maerten / Beek Coryndon / Dang Hung Vo / Duc Huong / Quynh Hoa / Nghia / Mark Fried / Andy Baker / Dang Kim Son / Teresa Cavero / Phuong Dung / Steven Jaffee / James Painter / Hoang Yen / Nguyet Minh / Truong Quoc Can / Tara Burke / Anna Coryndon / Dang Bao Nguyet / /

Position

farmer / GSO-WB / /

ProvinceOrState

Ha Tinh / /

URL

www.oxfam.org/vietnam / www.oxfam.org/grow / /

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