Cao Bang Province Allocates Over 16 Billion VND to Support Poor Households
Cao Bang Province in northern Vietnam has allocated over 15.72 billion VND (approximately $620,000 USD) to support poor households in 12 disadvantaged communes. The funding, with 15.12 billion VND from the Ministry of National Defense, will be used to build 189 new homes, aiming to stabilize livelihoods and foster economic development.
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