In 2022, the pilot scheme to develop raw material zones launched by the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment was officially initiated. Following investment, these raw material zones have played a leading role in production, while also linking the “four stakeholders” — farmers, enterprises, scientists, and the state — in the development of modern agriculture.

Developing green value chains is an inevitable trend in the transformation toward modern agriculture. According to agricultural experts, this is the foundation for enhancing the value of agricultural products, reducing emissions, and increasing competitiveness in the context of deep and wide international integration.

Viet Nam’s agricultural sector is facing many challenges from climate change, changing consumer trends to market fluctuations.

While several agricultural production models in Viet Nam have proactively adopted scientific and technological advancements, many research outcomes remain "locked away" in laboratories due to a lack of mechanisms for technology transfer, risk-sharing, and an appropriate legal framework.