On May 09, 2018, the three cities of Vietnam, Da Nang, Hoi An and Dong Ha were honored, along with 37 other cities around the world, to reach the final round of the Green City Competition for the period of 2017-2018 organized by WWF.

Techmart of cultivation, preservation and processing vegetables, and fruits introduced more than 100 technologies, equipment, and solutions from farm to dining table, helping to create quality products with high nutrition and safety.

Celebrating Vietnam Science and Technology Day 2018 with the topic "Science and Technology for Socio-Economic Development", many academic activities as well as scientific introduction activities to the public will be taking place throughout the country.

Waste from agricultural production is a great potential for the production of organic fertilizers. If it does well, it will not only produce fertilizer for clean agriculture, but it will also contribute to reducing environmental pollution.

Experts from Israel will directly examine the climatic and soil conditions. Thus, they detailed design and transfer of the most appropriate model, process and cultivation techniques for each customer.

The award honors products and technology solutions that impact on social development, and encourages the creativity of young entrepreneurs.

This is the information presented at the workshop on "Ocean and Pollution" held by US Center on May 7 in Hanoi, with the participation of US envoy being in charge of science, Dr. Margaret Leinen.

According to the new decree, innovative start-up enterprises are supported 100% of the value of consultancy contracts in many contents of registration for protection, exploitation and development of intellectual property.

On May 4, 2018, in Can Tho City, Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) cooperated with PCI Competitiveness Project to organize a PCI Competitiveness Index in 2017 in the Mekong Delta region and experiences in management and reform.

Nearly a decade ago, water resource security in the Mekong Delta became increasingly serious. Water resource degradation and serious pollution on a large scale makes the Mekong Delta many years drowned in drought and shortened rainy season.