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Bắc Giang strives to supply housing for about 80 per cent of social housing policy beneficiaries by 2025, with priority given to workers working in industrial zones and clusters.
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The Bac Giang provincial Department of Construction is actively rolling out various digital transformation applications to efficiently serve the State management and local socio-economic development, said its Deputy Director Nguyen Ngoc Son
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Vietnam is one of the first 63 countries to join the Global Cooling Pledge proposed by President of the UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP28) Sultan Al Jaber within the framework of COP28 recently held in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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Developing an intelligent and sustainable transportation system is a global trend for all cities, including Hà Nội.
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The Government has agreed that Vietnam will join the International Convention for the Control and Management of Ships' Ballast Water and Sediments (BWM).
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Stavian Recycling Joint Stock Company, a member of Stavian Group is developing the Stavian Recycled Plastic Plant project to establish a circular ecosystem for plastic waste in Việt Nam.
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Being constructed on a land of 66,000 sqm earmarked for waste treatment, the construction of the plant will not cause a displacement of people in the ward.
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The Vietnam Urban Planning and Development Agency (VUPDA) and the American Planning Association - International Division (APA-ID) on November 21 signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to further strengthen their partnership in addressing global urban planning challenges.
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The credit package was created following the issuance of Resolution No 33/NQ-CP in March by the Government with a number of solutions to promote the healthy and sustainable development of the property market.
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HCM City plans to organise an international competition focused on seeking the best planning and architectural ideas for the development of Bình Quới - Thanh Đa Peninsula.
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The building of the national land database has achieved certain results, but still lags behind schedule, reported the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.