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Global Ambitions, Sustainable Paths

Vietnam is a country of stunning contrasts, boasting an extensive coastline, lush deltas, and majestic mountains that shape its diverse landscapes. Divided into six primary regions, including the bustling Red River and Mekong River Deltas, Vietnam offers a rich tapestry of culture, history, and innovation. Its administrative structure balances national policy direction with local decision-making, allowing provinces and districts to develop tailored agricultural strategies. With a strong emphasis on modernization, Vietnam has seen rapid economic growth, shifting from a primarily agrarian economy to one that embraces commercial agriculture and technological advancements.

Key Findings SPIA Viet Nam Report 2024
Number of households adopting each CGIAR-related innovation in Viet Nam in 2023, in millions

Source: SPIA Country Study: Vietnam, 2nd Report

Note: Innovations in dark blue are included in the lower bound of CGIAR reach. To calculate the upper bound of CGIAR’s reach, we include innovations in light blue.

Beyond its economic transformation, Vietnam stands at a crossroads, balancing progress with sustainability. The country’s success in poverty reduction and agricultural innovation is remarkable, yet challenges remain. Environmental concerns, including intensive land use and climate change risks, highlight the need for sustainable farming solutions. As Vietnam continues to evolve, its journey offers valuable insights into resilience, adaptation, and the potential for agricultural research to drive long-term development.

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SPIA Viet Nam Report 2024: Global Ambitions, Sustainable Pathways

This report presents the results of a comprehensive study on the adoption and diffusion of CGIAR-related agricultural innovations in Viet Nam. It expands on the first SPIA Viet Nam country study, including innovations across multiple CGIAR research domains: aquaculture; breeding; climate change adaptation; digital tools; environmental conservation; livestock and human health; mechanization; and sustainable intensification practices. This study aims to examine the role of CGIAR research in farmers' adoption of innovations and agricultural practices in Viet Nam.

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SPIA Country Study: Vietnam, 2nd Report (2024)

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  • 2-Pager Brief

Viet Nam Workshop Event - 26 Feb 2025 - Hanoi

  • Agenda EN
  • Agenda VN
  • Presentation: Introduction to SPIA, ‘Country Studies’ and Vietnam Report
  • Presentation: SPIA Viet Nam Report 2024: Global Ambitions, Sustainable Pathways
  • Presentation: Moving Forward (2025-2027): Dynamics of Agricultural Innovation…

Supplementary Materials

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  • Data and replication files available here

Previous Report (2023)

  • Preliminary Results

Blogs

  • From rice paddies to policy: Lessons on agricultural innovation adoption in Vie…
  • Sustainable Horizons: Insights from the Workshop on the Adoption of CGIAR-Rela…

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