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Rural Development Policies in Vietnam Transitioning from Central Planning to a Market Economy
12/06/2012
Author : Institute for Security & Development Policy (ISDP - Sweden)
STOCKHOLM PAPER, April 2012, pp. 27 by J. Rudengren, Nguyen Thi Lan Huong & A. von Wachenfelt
 

Abstract:
In the late 1980s Vietnam began a policy of renewal of rural development through the implementation of Doi Moi. A new policy for rural development in Vietnam is currently being widely debated. This Stockholm Paper discusses strategic issues of new rural development in the country and the relevant planning and legal framework for the introduction of such a policy.

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