As much as 536 billion VND (23.1 million USD) will be spent on a fisheries sustainable development project in the southernmost province of Ca Mau's four districts for the 2025-2029 period. Of the total investment, 390.2 billion VND comes from the World Bank's official development assistance, 273 billion VND from the State, and 145.8 billion VND from the locality's corresponding fund. Under the project, upgrade will be made to the Rach Goc fishing port in Ngoc Hien district, while infrastructure will be developed for bio-safe shrimp farming and sustainable aquaculture in Dam Doi, Cai Nuoc, and Phu Tan districts.Source: Vietnam News Agency
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Over 23 million USD for Ca Mau’s fisheries sustainable development
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