Vietnam Boosts Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration for Medicinal Plant Resource Development
Vietnam, rich in medicinal plant resources, faces challenges in their development. Establishing quality standards, ensuring traceability, and promoting sustainable cultivation and utilization through 'four-party collaboration' involving government, local authorities, businesses, and research institutions are urgent priorities.
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