ĐBP - Mường Thanh rice field, known as the largest granary in the Northwestern region of the country, have entered the harvest season. The ripe golden rice ears, heavy with grains, represent a bountiful golden harvest.

ĐBP - According to the recent results announced by the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI), the Provincial Competitiveness Index (PCI) 2024 score of Điện Biên province does not rank in the top 30 provinces and cities nationwide.

ĐBP - With the focus on land consolidation, applying scientific technology, and transforming the crop structure, especially the development of advantageous fruit trees, Điện Biên province is gradually shifting from scattered fruit production to concentrated large-scale regions, forming a sustainable and safe production area of advantageous fruits and specialties.

ĐBP - We arrived in Cọ Village, Quài Nưa commune (Tuần Giáo district, Điện Biên province) in mid-May, amidst the vibrant atmosphere of young people, government officials, civil servants, and military personnel actively participating in planting macadamia trees to assist the local community. This marks the second consecutive year Tuần Giáo district has organized a launch event for planting and caring for macadamia trees.

ĐBP - Poor households and ethnic minorities are given the opportunity to choose the best-quality livestock that suits the policies and their farming conditions, under the supervision and guidance of experts. This is the approach used by Sam Mứn commune, Điện Biên district, Điện Biên province, as part of the National Target Program for Sustainable Poverty Reduction.

ĐBP - Seven years after launching the “One commune, one product” (OCOP) program, Điện Biên province now boasts 109 certified OCOP products rated three stars or higher. Among them, five products have achieved a 4-star rating, while 104 have been awarded 3 stars. Despite these achievements, the program’s implementation has revealed several shortcomings that require substantial adjustments to ensure the long-term sustainability of OCOP initiatives.

ĐBP - In recent years, Điện Biên province has intensified information dissemination work and strictly handled violations in the forestry sector, significantly contributing to raising community awareness of forest protection. Forest protection is no longer solely the responsibility of authorities but has become a common duty of the entire population, helping to improve the efficiency of sustainable forest management and development in the locality.

ĐBP - With less than two months remaining before the district-level administrative units officially cease operations according to the administrative reorganization plan, this period is crucial for local authorities to complete unfinished tasks, accelerate project progress, and resolve any remaining issues, particularly in the area of basic construction investment.

ĐBP -  As a mountainous border province, Điện Biên relies heavily on its local market system, especially in rural areas, as vital hubs for trade and daily goods exchange. These markets play a crucial role in stimulating production, expanding services, and supporting the livelihoods of local communities. However, the current management, utilization, and development of rural markets still face numerous challenges that need to be addressed.

ĐBP -  Embracing the motto “The State and the people work together,” the movement to donate land and join hands in building the new-style rural areas has gained widespread support from officials, Party members, and residents across Nậm Pồ district, Điện Biên province.

ĐBP - For many years, during the low water season when the Son La Hydroelectric Reservoir recedes, people in Mường Lay town, Điện Biên province have been cultivating the land.

ĐBP - Industrial production plays a crucial role in driving GDP growth in Điện Biên province. While the province’s industrial production index has shown consistent positive growth in recent years, the sector still faces several challenges. Chief among them is the persistently high inventory levels, which are exerting pressure on production and consumption activities.

ĐBP - The Vietnam Electricity Group (EVN) officially raised the average retail electricity price from VND 2,103.11 to 2,204.07 per kWh (excluding VAT) on May 10, a 4.8% increase. The new price adjustment has sparked fresh concerns among residents and businesses across Điện Biên province.

ĐBP - The project for a key road called “Động lực” (Motivation) in Điện Biên province is currently facing delays due to difficulties in site clearance and compensation.

ĐBP - The commune-level transaction point model is a unique and innovative operational feature of the Vietnam Bank for Social Policies (VBSP) system.

ĐBP - In recent years, bamboo rat farming has gradually become a new direction, providing stable income for local people. With characteristics such as being easy to raise, easy to care for, and offering high economic efficiency, the bamboo rat farming model holds potential for economic development in highland areas.

ĐBP - Once a hotspot for deforestation in Nà Nhạn commune, Điện Biên Phủ city, Điện Biên province, today, over 250 households in Nà Pen village have transformed their mindset and are committed to caring for and protecting the forest.

ĐBP - On May 10, at the Kinh Bắc Cultural Center in Bắc Ninh city, Bắc Ninh province, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment organized a nationwide online conference to implement the plan for Resolution No.57 of the Politburo.

ĐBP -  In recent years, in order to effectively leverage its advantages in land, climate, and natural conditions, Điện Biên province has proactively attracted investors to research, develop, and scale up smart, modern agricultural models, contributing to enhancing the value and competitiveness of the local agricultural sector.

ĐBP - Improving the quality of rural human resources is a top priority. However, for various reasons, vocational training for rural laborers has been delayed this year. Early May is the time when Điện Biên province hastily opens vocational training courses for rural laborers in 2025.