The Canadian Centre for International Studies and Cooperation (CECI) has handed over 182 carts, useful in earth moving, for storm victims in Kon Ray district in the Central Highlands province of Kon Tum.
The aid, aimed at helping locals enrich their storm-damaged crop fields, was valued at 2.7 billion VND. The funding came from the Ireland Agency for International Development.
The Canadian not-for-profit organisation also provided victims in the same district with farm tools and seedlings of short-term crops such as maize to help them produce a harvest in just three months.
Aid included fertilisers and technical assistance to help increase crop yields and economic returns while storm-hit areas recover from the natural disaster.
CECI also covered the repair costs for five school locations and two small irrigation projects./.
The aid, aimed at helping locals enrich their storm-damaged crop fields, was valued at 2.7 billion VND. The funding came from the Ireland Agency for International Development.
The Canadian not-for-profit organisation also provided victims in the same district with farm tools and seedlings of short-term crops such as maize to help them produce a harvest in just three months.
Aid included fertilisers and technical assistance to help increase crop yields and economic returns while storm-hit areas recover from the natural disaster.
CECI also covered the repair costs for five school locations and two small irrigation projects./.
