CSDS Bac giang project by Mr Huan
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This document provides information about an ecotourism project in Bac Giang, Vietnam. The project aims to reduce poverty in 4 villages by developing ecotourism and raising environmental awareness. It targets local farmers, authorities, community members, and international volunteers. Key activities include communication campaigns on sanitation, establishing handicraft and tourist services like homestays, and protecting and managing the local Khe Ro forest. The project has been running since December 2010 and photos show volunteers working and local products like honey and lychee.
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