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From November 16, 2023, to December 15, 2024, the central province of Quang Tri successfully mobilized 61 foreign non-governmental projects (NGOs), securing nearly $9.2 million in new grants, the provincial Department of Foreign Affairs reported.
This brings the total number of ongoing programs and projects in the province to 109, with disbursement values exceeding $22 million.
The livelihood group model for people with dissabilities in Dakrpng Commune, Dakrong District is part of the “Moving Forward” project funded by the Irish Embassy in Vietnam through Plan International Vietnam. Photo: Plan International in Quang Tri.
These efforts are focused on addressing the aftermath of unexploded ordnance and promoting socio-economic development, according to the department. It’s reported that 36 NGOs and 14 international organizations are actively implementing projects in the province.
These organizations support local initiatives in areas such as social welfare, climate change adaptation, environmental protection, scholarship provision, healthcare, war aftermath recovery, assistance for the disabled, comprehensive rural development, disease prevention, and education and training. These NGOs are operating in compliance with local regulations and fostering reliable, respectful partnerships.
The provincial authorities are committed to enhancing communication and information sharing with these organizations and other donors through its main coordination agency - the Department of Foreign Affairs.
The department has actively promoted partnerships among various agencies and local authorities with the NGOs to attract investment resources in alignment with the province’s strategic direction.
Thu Ha – Khanh Khanh
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