After more than 3 years of implementing the Program One Commune, One Ward, One Product (OCOP), Hanoi has focused on exploiting the potential and advantages of each locality.
In recent years, the district has implemented the One Commune One Product (OCOP) Program which has brought about remarkable results.
In 2022, Tho Xuan district has set a goal of having 5 products including Dien Trach cantaloupe, Japanese lotus seeds, Phu Xuan rice vermicelli, Ngoc Duong white melon, and Xuan Minh rice that will be recognized as OCOP products at the provincial level.
On August 29, in Hanoi, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development held a workshop to establish an ASEAN rural industry development network under the model of one commune, one product (SEAN OCOP NETWORK) with the participation of representatives of ASEAN countries and ASEAN countries. organizations GIZ, JICA, FAO, IFAD, Mekong Institute.
The northern mid-land province of Phu Tho is striving to have 56 more products meet the One Commune, One Product (OCOP) programme standard as a three star or higher manufactured goods ranking.
On the morning of January 8, the Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Rural Development in collaboration with the People's Committee of Phuc Tho district organized the OCOP product introduction week in Hanoi in 2022 from July 30, 2022, to August 3. 2022.
On the afternoon of July 26, the OCOP Product Evaluation and Classification Council of Hoan Kiem District held a conference to evaluate and classify OCOP products in the district in 2022.
Consumers' demand for safe agricultural products is increasing day by day and in order to create a source of clean food with clear origin to meet market demand, localities have been focusing on planning and developing develop safe and environmentally friendly production areas.
On May 3, the OCOP Product Consumption Connection Forum in the Mekong Delta closed and opened up many opportunities for more than 200 businesses with 34 trade agreements signed and 1,270 products signed. consumption connection.
More than 1,000 kinds of Vietnamese spices have been put on a show at a four-day festival that kicked off in Ho Chi Minh City on April 28.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Mekong Delta region ranks third in the country in terms of OCOP products. Dong Thap and Soc Trang are in the group of 10 provinces and cities with the highest number of OCOP products in the country.