Bac Kan promotes agro-forestry investment
The People’s Committee of the northern Bac Kan province launched the
Agro-Forestry Promotion and Investment Fund (APIF) at an investment
promotion conference on June 29, aiming to encourage public-private
partnership in the fields of agro-forestry and tourism.
The People’s Committee of the northern Bac Kan province launched the
Agro-Forestry Promotion and Investment Fund (APIF) at an investment
promotion conference on June 29, aiming to encourage public-private
partnership in the fields of agro-forestry and tourism.
The fund will provide financial assistance from 30,000 to 100,000 USD for investment initiative by private investors which meets requirements of APIF.
In special cases, this assistance can reach up to 250,000 USD.
The fund is part of the Pro Poor Partnerships for Agro-Forestry Development project (3PAD) which received two million USD from the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and technological support by the Netherlands Development Organisation.
Ly Thai Hai, Deputy Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee and Director of Planning and Investment Department affirmed that investment in agro-forestry and tourism would contribute to the sustainable poverty reduction in remote areas and ethnic minority region.
Atsuko Toda, Director of 3PAD project in Vietnam said that the fund will help investors reduce costs and risks when investing in the poor province./.
The fund will provide financial assistance from 30,000 to 100,000 USD for investment initiative by private investors which meets requirements of APIF.
In special cases, this assistance can reach up to 250,000 USD.
The fund is part of the Pro Poor Partnerships for Agro-Forestry Development project (3PAD) which received two million USD from the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and technological support by the Netherlands Development Organisation.
Ly Thai Hai, Deputy Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee and Director of Planning and Investment Department affirmed that investment in agro-forestry and tourism would contribute to the sustainable poverty reduction in remote areas and ethnic minority region.
Atsuko Toda, Director of 3PAD project in Vietnam said that the fund will help investors reduce costs and risks when investing in the poor province./.
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