Implementing Project 8 "Implementing gender equality and solving urgent issues for women and children" under the National Target Program on socio-economic development in ethnic minority and mountainous areas for the period 2021 - 2030, Phase I: From 2021 - 2025 (National Target Program 1719), in recent years, Chu Puh district, Gia Lai province has proactively implemented many practical activities to create conditions for women to rise up, affirm their role and position in various fields, contributing to raising awareness and changing behavior on gender equality. In recent years, the team of prestigious people in the border district of Sa Thay (Kon Tum) has promoted their role, joined hands and contributed with local Party committees and authorities to effectively carry out propaganda and mobilize people to comply with the Party's guidelines and policies, the State's policies and laws, and take care of economic development, improve the living conditions of ethnic minorities and mountainous areas. high quality of life In particular, Prestigious People are an effective "communication channel" for the National Target Program on Socio-Economic Development of Ethnic Minorities and Mountainous Areas for the 2021-2030 period, Phase I: From 2021 to 2025 (National Target Program 1719) to the People. On the morning of December 4, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired the Government Conference to disseminate and deploy the summary of the implementation of Resolution No. 18-NQ/TW of the 12th Party Central Committee "Some issues on continuing to innovate and reorganize the apparatus of the political system to be streamlined and operate effectively and efficiently". In recent years, the team of Prestigious People in the border district of Sa Thay (Kon Tum) has promoted its role, joining hands and contributing with local Party committees and authorities to effectively carry out propaganda and mobilize people to comply with the Party's guidelines and policies. The Party, policies, laws of the State and care for economic development, improving the quality of life. In particular, Prestigious People is an effective "communication channel" for the National Target Program on Socio-Economic Development of Ethnic Minorities and Mountainous Areas for the period 2021 - 2030, Phase I: From 2021 to 2025 (National Target Program 1719) to the People. The fourth survey on the socio-economic situation of 53 ethnic minorities continues to collect information on the current status of access to the national grid in ethnic minority and mountainous areas, as of July 1, 2024. Information from the survey, after being analyzed, will help identify "lowlands" in the electrification of rural and mountainous areas; From there, stronger policies have been made to "cover" the national grid, creating momentum for the development of disadvantaged areas. With the viewpoint of "ecological agriculture, modern countryside, smart farmers", the Steering Committee for New Rural Areas (NTM) of Tra Vinh province has proactively advised on the development and submitted to the Provincial Party Committee for approval of a Resolution on building a roadmap for Tra Vinh province to meet NTM standards before 2025. As an advisory body, presiding over the coordination of departments, branches and localities to develop a plan to submit to the Steering Committee, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (DARD) has flexibly chosen the advantages and potentials of agriculture to develop tourism associated with NTM construction, especially community tourism associated with the local cultural identity. On the morning of December 4, in Hanoi, the Vietnam Veterans Association organized the 7th Vietnam Veterans Association Patriotic Emulation Congress, period 2024-2029; 35th anniversary of the Vietnam Veterans Association's Traditional Day (December 6, 1989 - December 6, 2024) and receiving the First Class Labor Medal. From December 3-7, the Ethnic Minorities Committee of Lang Son province organized two ethnic knowledge training classes for subjects 3 and 4 (one class for each subject), under content No. 1, Sub-project 2, Project 5 in the National Target Program for Socio-Economic Development in Ethnic Minorities and Mountainous Areas. General news of the Ethnic Minorities and Development Newspaper. This morning's news, December 4, has the following notable information: Recognition of palm sugar making as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage. Wishes in Ra Nhong. Muong Te - Convergence of traditional colors. Along with other current news in ethnic minority and mountainous areas. The following is detailed information.Implementing Project 8 "Implementing gender equality and solving urgent issues for women and children" under the National Target Program on Socio-Economic Development in Ethnic Minorities and Mountainous Areas for the 2021-2030 period, Phase I: From 2021-2025 (National Target Program 1719), in recent years, Chu Puh district, Gia Lai province has proactively implemented many practical activities to create conditions for women to rise up, affirm their roles and positions in various fields, contributing to raising awareness and changing behaviors on gender equality work. In early 2024, party members in Mo O O O village Party Cell, Thuong Hoa commune, Minh Hoa district, Quang Binh province unanimously voted to implement the regulation that party members do not drink alcohol in the morning and limit alcohol in the evening. After nearly a year of implementation, the Party members of the Mo O O O Party Cell have changed their drinking habits and continue to encourage the Ruc people to follow suit to focus on business, develop the economy, and build cultural villages. Lak District, Dak Lak Province is the cradle of the brocade weaving profession of the Mnong people. However, the Mnong people are increasingly using traditional costumes, the number of people maintaining the weaving profession is also decreasing, and the original traditional brocade motifs are gradually disappearing. With a burning desire to find the quintessence of traditional brocade of her people, Ms. H'Kim Hoa Byă, Head of the Dak Lak Provincial Party Committee's Mass Mobilization Committee, traveled to all villages to find knowledgeable people to revive Mnong brocade. High-tech agricultural production models and sustainable agricultural development have brought outstanding economic efficiency to the people of Dak Mil border district, Dak Nong province. In particular, from advanced agricultural models, ethnic minorities in the district have gradually changed their production habits, developed agricultural economy, and improved their lives. The Northwest is not only a land of majestic and beautiful natural landscapes, but also diverse ethnic cultural identities. In recent years, many provinces in the Northwest have taken advantage of local potential and advantages to promote rural tourism development, bringing practical results, contributing to generating income and improving people's lives.
Established in 2021, the "Knitting and weaving brocade" model in Thoh Ga B village, Chu Don commune, Chu Puh district has gathered women who are passionate about preserving the traditional profession of the Gia Rai people.
Taking advantage of the free time, members of the traditional brocade weaving model of Chu Don commune gather around the loom to create unique brocades with delicate and eye-catching colors, both for family use and for sale to earn extra income. Each finished piece of fabric is priced from 1,200,000 VND or more, depending on the size. During village festivals, the women are excited to wear colorful brocade clothes and fabrics as well as display brocade products they have made themselves.
Having been attached to the weaving frame for dozens of rice seasons, Ms. Rmah H' Alen, a member of the traditional brocade weaving model of Thoh Ga B village, Chu Don commune, shared: Before, we only wove brocade to serve our family; since the model was established, we have been able to freely demonstrate our abilities, cultivate and learn more experiences from artisans inside and outside the village to create more beautiful products. We have the opportunity to bring brocade weaving products to other localities and also have more income for our family. The women here are very happy to participate in the model and are willing to participate in preserving and building the model to develop more and more.
“Weaving brocade is an economic development model from indigenous resources that demonstrates the efforts of ethnic minority women in their journey to conquer their dreams and aspirations. They are increasingly trying to overcome gender stereotypes and demonstrate their value through talent and knowledge, spreading positive spirit in the community, gradually affirming their role and position in the family and society,” said Ms. Nguyen Thi Hien, Chairwoman of the Women's Union of Chu Puh district, Gia Lai province.
Along with establishing economic development models, aiming to "change thinking and ways of doing" to help women confidently build a better life, many communication and training sessions were organized by the Women's Union of Chu Puh district in 7 communes and towns to implement Project 8 under the National Target Program 1719.
Through this, ethnic minority women are provided with additional knowledge on preventing and combating domestic violence; preventing early marriage and consanguineous marriage; and information on legal regulations on the Law on Gender Equality to ensure the rule of law in every family and society. In addition, communication campaigns are also organized to help ethnic minority women gain more knowledge and skills to protect and prevent violence, eliminate gender prejudices and stereotypes, and build a safe living environment for women and children in ethnic minority areas.
Along with that, the Women's Union of Chu Puh district has established 18 models to promote gender equality; organized a contest for creative and effective models to change "thinking and working methods", a contest for composing communication products to raise awareness of gender equality for children in ethnic minority areas. At the same time, implemented the payment of the policy package to support ethnic minority women to give birth safely and take care of children's health for 2 ethnic minority women who are eligible to receive the support package...
The efforts to implement Project 8 have become a strong driving force to change the lives of ethnic minority women in extremely disadvantaged villages in Chu Puh district. Ethnic minority women are empowered and given new opportunities, freedom to develop, and confidence to assert their position in the family and society.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Hien, President of the Women's Union of Chu Puh District, Gia Lai Province, said: In the coming time, from the resources of Project 8, the Women's Union of Chu Puh District will support funding, organize training courses, promote products of economic development models from indigenous resources such as brocade weaving, thereby creating motivation to help women preserve and promote cultural identity, while helping them earn more income.
In addition, we will continue to open training courses and communication sessions to strengthen propaganda and mobilization work, improve the capacity of grassroots women's union officials, village elders, village chiefs, prestigious people in the community..., helping people, especially ethnic minority women, change their thinking and working habits, eliminate gender prejudices, and build a civilized and developed lifestyle.
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