Vietnam's Inclusion Project Empowers Persons with Disabilities Towards Self-Sufficiency
Vietnam's 'Hòa nhập 2b' project is supporting 888 persons with disabilities in developing livelihoods, aiming for economic self-sufficiency and community integration. The initiative has yielded success stories, including a young man earning VND 10 million monthly from coffee sales and a woman achieving success in livestock farming.
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