Vietnam Addresses Challenges in Biotech Development and Disaster Prevention Funding
Vietnam's biotechnology development faces implementation challenges despite sufficient institutional and technological foundations. Meanwhile, law revisions are being debated to balance disaster prevention funding with environmental protection.
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