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1. Agriculture, Farmers and
Rural Affairs
‘Conceptualizing Tam Nông’
Andrew Speedy, FAO

3. ‘Tam Nông’
Resolution 26 of the Central
Committee of the Communist Party
Agriculture, Farmers and Rural
Affairs
The New Rural Model

4. Institute for Policy and Strategy in
Agriculture & Rural Development

6. Outcomes of the Results Framework
Local leadership capacity and public
administration improved
Agriculture, forestry and fisheries
production increased 3.5-4% p.a.
Workers educated and employed
Improved rural infrastructure
Quality of life improved, no more
poverty
Capacity for natural disaster
preparedness

8. Local leadership capacity and public
administration improved
Capacity building in policy and
management at local level
More qualified leaders and
management
Policy training for leaders at central,
province, district and commune
Management training

10. Agriculture, forestry and fisheries
production increased 3.5-4% p.a.
Agriculture, forestry and fisheries
development inc. animal and plant
health and food safety
Agriculture improved and modernized
Land use plans
Investment plans and programmes
Agricultural mechanization programme
Irrigation schemes
Agricultural credit system

12. Workers educated and employed
Rural information, education and
communication programme
Curriculum developed at all levels
Rural education programme
Adult training programme
Vocational training
Alternative livelihoods
Rural credit

16. "Education for Rural People. The role of
education, training and capacity
development in poverty reduction and
food security"
by D. Acker and L. Gasperini, Rome
2009
"Education for rural development. Towards
new policy responses"
by D. Atchoarena and L. Gasperini, Rome
and Paris 2003
FAO and UNESCO
‘Education for Rural People’

17. E-Learning

18. Improved rural infrastructure
Infrastructure plans and implement
Investment plans and programmes
Industrial development
Ag processing developed
Electricity supply improved
Communications system improved
Rural transportation connected to national
road network, road access to villages and
hamlets

20. Quality of life improved, no more poverty
Health service
Education programme all levels
Culture programme
Investment in tangible and
intangible culture
Sports facilities developed

22. Capacity for natural disaster preparedness
Capacity strengthened for natural disaster
preparedness and mitigation;
Preparedness against typhoons, flash
flooding, salinity intrusion, and tidal sea;
Community Based DRR programme
Complete the system of river dikes, sea
levee and the protection forest along the
coast
Initiatives taken in adaptation and
confrontation of global climate change

24. Viet Nam a Middle Income Country
New (Socialist) Rural Model
Market economy socialist oriented
MESO approach to natural resource
management
Viet Nam an industrial country by
2020?

27. UN One Plan 2012
Inequality
Vulnerability
Voice
Open Information Society
New (Information) Doi Moi?