Women start -up raise the brand for OCOP products
13:01 | 06/11/2021
OVN - The Women's Startup Contest 2021 with the theme
On October 15, 2021, the Vietnam Women's Union (VWU) held a ceremony to present the Vietnam Women's Award 2021 and the Women Entrepreneurship Contest 2021 in Hanoi. The program was carried out in Hanoi and online at 26 provincial, city bridges and broadcast on the Government Portal. With the participation of Politburo member, Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Pham Binh Minh; Member of the Party Central Committee, President of the Vietnam Women's Union Ha Thi Nga; Representatives the Vietnam Fatherland Front, ministries, departments, branches, unions; Leaders of some provinces and cities; Leaders of the Central Vietnam Women's Union, the Women's Union of 26 provinces and cities.
This year's Vietnam Women's Award was awarded to 6 outstanding groups and 10 inpiduals in the fields of economy, education, culture, medicine, social work, and community development.
Women actively participate in start up
About the 4th Women's Starup Contest with the theme "Women starting a business raise the brand of OCOP products" launched by the Vietnam Women's Union from mid-February 2021 attracted 1,549 proposals project/idea to participate.
Speaking at the ceremony, Ms. Ha Thi Nga, President of the Vietnam Women's Union said: “We are very pleased that in the context of businesses facing unprecedented difficulties due to the Covid – 19 pandemic caused, but many women still pursue their entrepreneurial aspirations, the number of projects submitted to the central level competition this year increased by 1.6 times compared to 2020. Has shown readiness and determination to recover and develop the economy after the Covid-19 pandemic…”
The contest attracted a large number of women from all walks of life, of all ages, in which the youngest contestant was 17 years old and the oldest was 71 years old. Among 1449 contestants, 14% are businesses, 15% are cooperatives, 13% of projects come from ethnic minority areas, up to 1/3 of poverty reduction models are women with disabilities (accounting for 5%) and 10% of products, services of the projects that have participated in the program One commune One Product that meets the standards of 3-4 stars.
Among these, the field of agriculture - forestry - fishery, food processing accounted for the highest proportion with 54%, followed by the service sector 20%, handicrafts accounting for 11%, technology (biology, environment) accounted for 2%, other fields accounted for 13%.
In particular, this year's contest received an active response from women affected by HIV (1%), women with disabilities (5%) and women who have repented and reintegrated into the community (21%); 45% of projects/ideas are of ethnic minority women living in disadvantaged areas; 10% of the projects are OCOP products, reaching the standard of 3 stars or more and the projects of female students from universities across the country…
Honoring typical projects
In the face of the complicated situation of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Organizing Committee also transitioned to a safe adaptation state, implemented many accompanying activities to bring digital knowledge to women starting a business, training to improve their skills, resources for businesses/cooperatives managed by women, organize pre-incubation training for project/idea authors and Regional Online Presentation Competition.
Through all rounds, the Organizing Committee has selected from thousands of participating ideas from grassroots to central level, 24 outstanding ideas/projects have been selected to award the Women's Startup Contest 2021. The total prize value is nearly 2.5 billion VND and many other rewards.
Representative of the Vietnam Women's Union, President Ha Thi Nga warmly congratulated the collectives and inpiduals that won the Women's Startup Competition in 2021. With the message: continue to promote talent and enthusiasm, spread positive and creative energy in labor, create many initiatives with high efficiency in practical application, contributing to national construction.
On behalf of the Government, Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Pham Binh Minh highly appreciated the efforts of the Vietnam Women's Union in organizing the implementation of the Government's project on "Supporting women in starting a business". As well as congratulating 24 collectives and inpidual authors of innovative startup projects awarded in 2021. He hope that they will continue to nurture their passion and desire for creativity and innovation, creating international Vietnamese brands. Simultaneously, transmit entrepreneurial aspirations, passion and dedication to the startup community, contributing to the continuous growth of the Vietnamese business community.
The Women's Startup Contest 2021 is an opportunity to honor the winners and share business knowledge, skills in the new situation with digital transformation activities, forums, opportunities and challenges for women in business... At the same time, it affirms the role, position, dynamism, creative startup and economic development of Vietnamese women.
This year's Vietnam Women's Award was awarded to 6 outstanding groups and 10 inpiduals in the fields of economy, education, culture, medicine, social work, and community development.
The ceremony of the Vietnam Women's Award in 2021 and the Women's Startup Contest in 2021
Women actively participate in start up
About the 4th Women's Starup Contest with the theme "Women starting a business raise the brand of OCOP products" launched by the Vietnam Women's Union from mid-February 2021 attracted 1,549 proposals project/idea to participate.
Speaking at the ceremony, Ms. Ha Thi Nga, President of the Vietnam Women's Union said: “We are very pleased that in the context of businesses facing unprecedented difficulties due to the Covid – 19 pandemic caused, but many women still pursue their entrepreneurial aspirations, the number of projects submitted to the central level competition this year increased by 1.6 times compared to 2020. Has shown readiness and determination to recover and develop the economy after the Covid-19 pandemic…”
The contest attracted a large number of women from all walks of life, of all ages, in which the youngest contestant was 17 years old and the oldest was 71 years old. Among 1449 contestants, 14% are businesses, 15% are cooperatives, 13% of projects come from ethnic minority areas, up to 1/3 of poverty reduction models are women with disabilities (accounting for 5%) and 10% of products, services of the projects that have participated in the program One commune One Product that meets the standards of 3-4 stars.
Among these, the field of agriculture - forestry - fishery, food processing accounted for the highest proportion with 54%, followed by the service sector 20%, handicrafts accounting for 11%, technology (biology, environment) accounted for 2%, other fields accounted for 13%.
In particular, this year's contest received an active response from women affected by HIV (1%), women with disabilities (5%) and women who have repented and reintegrated into the community (21%); 45% of projects/ideas are of ethnic minority women living in disadvantaged areas; 10% of the projects are OCOP products, reaching the standard of 3 stars or more and the projects of female students from universities across the country…
Honoring typical projects
In the face of the complicated situation of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Organizing Committee also transitioned to a safe adaptation state, implemented many accompanying activities to bring digital knowledge to women starting a business, training to improve their skills, resources for businesses/cooperatives managed by women, organize pre-incubation training for project/idea authors and Regional Online Presentation Competition.
Through all rounds, the Organizing Committee has selected from thousands of participating ideas from grassroots to central level, 24 outstanding ideas/projects have been selected to award the Women's Startup Contest 2021. The total prize value is nearly 2.5 billion VND and many other rewards.
Representative of the Vietnam Women's Union, President Ha Thi Nga warmly congratulated the collectives and inpiduals that won the Women's Startup Competition in 2021. With the message: continue to promote talent and enthusiasm, spread positive and creative energy in labor, create many initiatives with high efficiency in practical application, contributing to national construction.
Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Pham Binh Minh speaks at the ceremony
On behalf of the Government, Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Pham Binh Minh highly appreciated the efforts of the Vietnam Women's Union in organizing the implementation of the Government's project on "Supporting women in starting a business". As well as congratulating 24 collectives and inpidual authors of innovative startup projects awarded in 2021. He hope that they will continue to nurture their passion and desire for creativity and innovation, creating international Vietnamese brands. Simultaneously, transmit entrepreneurial aspirations, passion and dedication to the startup community, contributing to the continuous growth of the Vietnamese business community.
The Women's Startup Contest 2021 is an opportunity to honor the winners and share business knowledge, skills in the new situation with digital transformation activities, forums, opportunities and challenges for women in business... At the same time, it affirms the role, position, dynamism, creative startup and economic development of Vietnamese women.
Tin mới hơn
ocopvietnam - In the midst of the vast melaleuca forests of U Minh Thuong (Kien Giang), the profession of bee guard has existed for many generations as a way for people to live in harmony with nature. From the drops of honey distilled in the middle of the melaleuca season, the people here are gradually elevating indigenous products into OCOP products, both creating sustainable livelihoods and contributing to preserving the typical wetland ecosystem of the South.
OVN - In the midst of the peaceful An Nhon Tay region, where the red soil is sunny and windy embracing the memories of many generations, Bau Da wine village appears as a unique cultural slice. There, every drop of wine is not only a drink, but a crystallization of earth, water, fire and lifelong secrets, encapsulating the soul of the countryside in a spicy taste that is rare anywhere else.
OVN - From the mountainous region of Tra Bong (Quang Ngai), where the scent of cinnamon creeps into every way of life, the rustic cinnamon incense sticks are quietly reaching out, carrying the story of identity, preservation and aspiration for sustainable development of the highland people.
OVN - Among the familiar destinations of Moc Chau (Son La) tourism such as Bach Long glass bridge, Dai Yem waterfall or Vat Hong pagoda relic, some tourists choose to stop at experiential farm models. Here, instead of visiting large-scale works, visitors have more options to walk in the farming space, learn how to grow crops and enjoy agricultural products in the garden.
OVN - In the Cao Son mountains, when the melon season passes, on the wooden fences and the eaves of stilt houses, there are often a few dried old melons left. For many years, people have only kept it for breeding, or stripped the fibers to wash dishes. No one thought that this rough material would one day become an art painting, a handbag or a souvenir for tourists.
OVN - The summer sun spilled over into the Sa Phin valley in the old Ha Giang province (now Tuyen Quang province), covering the yin and yang tile roofs that had faded over time.
Tin khác
OVN - At the bottom of the map of Vietnam, where the land touches the sea and the melaleuca forest embraces the salty, sweet rivers, Ca Mau is not only known for its special ecosystem, but also for the traditional craft villages that have formed, existed and developed with the history of exploitation of this land.
OVN - From rustic dishes attached to people's daily meals, many specialties of Thanh Hoa such as shrimp paste, Ai village sauce, bamboo shoots, thorn cakes or lam tea... are gradually stepping out of the village space to become high-value commodity products.
OVN - From the largest raw material area in the country, Son La Arabica is entering a new stage of development. In the global trend of sustainable consumption, product provenance and environmental responsibility, coffee brands are no longer determined by taste alone, but also by the story behind each coffee bean. Therefore, Son La is choosing the path of building a brand from the green value chain.
OVN - In the midst of the sunny and windy Central region, where the land is harsh but the people are rich in energy and sophistication, Cu Do candy was born as a testament to the way Ha Tinh people distill each simple ingredient to create an unmistakable taste. From a rustic hometown gift, today's cu do is stepping out of the village space, becoming an OCOP product with bold cultural imprints and clear economic potential.
OVN - From the simple ingredients of the mountains and forests of the Northwest, the Thai people in Dien Bien have created dishes with their own flavors that cannot be mixed. Over time, specialties that were only present in family meals have now been standardized, branded and put on the OCOP "passport". It is not only a story of raising the level of local products, but also a journey to bring national cultural identity to a wider market.
In the middle of the first days of the new year, by the deep blue Da Giang river, Muong Lay burst into a bustling summer festival atmosphere. The hands clenched together, the endlessly extended circles like the flow of culture never rested. It is not only a record, but a declaration of the solidarity of 19 ethnic groups on the land of Dien Bien.
OVN - In Sung hamlet, Cao Son commune, Dao Tien brocade sheets are not only a cultural identity but also a stable source of livelihood for 12 women, including people with disabilities and difficult circumstances. From a traditional profession that once faced the risk of death, the Dao Tien brocade cooperative group (THT) has been "revived" thanks to its association with community tourism, bringing in hundreds of millions of VND in revenue per year.
OVN - Những triền đồi Điện Biên khoác lên mình sắc vàng rực rỡ của hoa dã quỳ. Vẻ đẹp thiên nhiên ấy không chỉ dừng lại ở ngắm nhìn, mà đang mở ra cơ hội lớn để Điện Biên phát triển chuỗi sản phẩm OCOP từ du lịch cộng đồng, sản phẩm chế biến đến dịch vụ trải nghiệm.
OVN - Không còn là những mùa vụ phụ thuộc hoàn toàn vào nắng mưa, nông nghiệp Sơn La đang vận hành bằng nhà màng, dây chuyền chế biến và các quy trình kỹ thuật chuẩn hóa. Hành trình chuyển mình từ canh tác truyền thống sang sản xuất ứng dụng công nghệ cao gắn với công nghiệp chế biến đã tạo nên một diện mạo hoàn toàn mới cho kinh tế nông nghiệp nơi đây.
Sự chuyển mình ấy không đến trong một sớm một chiều. Nó bắt đầu từ những chủ trương lớn, từ các nghị quyết được cụ thể hóa bằng quy hoạch, cơ chế và nguồn lực. Khi chính sách mở đường, công nghệ đã có lối để đi vào ruộng đồng.
Trong dòng chảy của kinh tế số, chuyển đổi số không còn là câu chuyện dành riêng cho doanh nghiệp lớn. Ở khu vực nông thôn, nhiều hợp tác xã nông nghiệp tại Phú Thọ đang cho thấy khi tư duy thay đổi, công nghệ có thể trở thành đòn bẩy giúp mô hình sản xuất truyền thống bứt phá mạnh mẽ.
Không còn dừng ở câu chuyện “mỗi xã một sản phẩm”, Lào Cai đang đặt tham vọng lớn hơn cho chương trình OCOP: biến nông sản bản địa thành hàng hóa có sức cạnh tranh bằng tư duy xanh, công nghệ số và chuỗi giá trị bền vững.
Từ những vùng chè trên núi cao, những cơ sở chế biến dược liệu, mật ong, miến đao hay thổ cẩm của đồng bào dân tộc… tất cả đang được đưa lên sàn thương mại điện tử, truy xuất nguồn gốc bằng mã số, mã vạch và bước vào cuộc chơi mới của thị trường hiện đại.
Giữa cái nắng đầu hè phủ lên cánh đồng ở xã Thanh An (Điện Biên), những ruộng khoai vừa vào vụ thu hoạch bỗng trở thành nơi diễn ra một “phiên chợ số” đặc biệt. Xen giữa màu đất đỏ và những sọt nông sản mới nhổ là ánh đèn livestream, tiếng chào bán hàng rộn ràng cùng sự xuất hiện của các TikToker, KOL, KOC nổi tiếng. Lần đầu tiên, những người nông dân vốn quen với ruộng đồng, cuốc xẻng lại cùng các nhà sáng tạo nội dung đứng chung một khung hình để kể câu chuyện về nông sản Điện Biên theo cách hoàn toàn mới.
LVN - Sau 6 năm, thực hiện chương trình mỗi xã một sản phẩm (OCOP) tỉnh Quảng Trị có 372 sản phẩm, nâng cao chất lượng, mở rộng thị trường trong và ngoài nước thúc đẩy xây dựng nông thôn mới.
LVN - Ngoài năm mươi tuổi mới bắt đầu tập nuôi, thả tôm, cá... trải qua nhiều khó khăn vấp ngã, Anh Ngô Văn Đón, xã Việt Khê, thành phố Hải Phòng đã dần có những thành công nhờ việc nuôi cá trạch, cá trê, sau đó chế biến thành cá kho, đưa sản phẩm đến tận tay người tiêu dùng.
LVN - Tỉnh Bắc Ninh đặt mục tiêu phát triển ít nhất 100 sản phẩm OCOP đạt từ 3 sao trở lên, thúc đẩy kinh tế nông thôn bền vững và phát triển thương hiệu.
