Hanoi to have 5-9 OCOP design and promotion centres
The Hanoi People's Committee has issued a plan on developing from 5-9 centres for One Commune One Product (OCOP) design, introduction, promotion and sale in association with tourism across the city in 2023.
Hanoi (VNA) - The Hanoi People's𝐆Committee has issued a plan on developing from 5-9 centres for One Commune𝔉 One Product (OCOP) design, introduction, promotion and sale in association with tourismacross the city in 2023.
Under the plan, by the end of 2023, the centres willbe set up in Bat Trang (Gia Lam district), Duyen Thai (Thuong Tin district),Chuyen My (Phu Xuyen district), Phu Nghia (Chuong My district), Duyen Ha (Thanh Tri district), Di Trach(Hoai Duc district), Van Ha (Dong Anh district), Hoa Lam (Ung Hoa district), and Van Phuc silk village (HaDong district).
The objective of these centre is to create anenvironment that supports rural craft villages in the development of creativedesign and the promotion of OCOP products in association with experientialtourism, contributing to the economic restructuring of rural areas of the city.
The centre will create connections between artisans, young design teams, research institutes, and internationalorganisations to promote local cultural advantages and economic development intraditional craft villages across the capital city.
Funding for the centres will come from the State budget, private enterprises,domestic or foreign organisations, and individuals.
Hanoi has recognised more than 2,140 OCOP productswith more than 800 active trade villages, helping to boost economic developmentin rural areas while generating jobs foꦜr local ▨labourers./.
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