Tin tức mới nhất về: Cultural preservation

Abstract: Preserving culture and promoting the internal strengths of ethnic minority communities are two organically related processes that interact with each other in the goal of sustainable development. Culture is not only a heritage that needs to be preserved, but also an important endogenous resource that contributes to shaping identity, strengthening social cohesion and enhancing the self-reliance of ethnic minority communities. This article assesses the current situation and the challenges it raises, emphasizing the need for close integration between cultural preservation and livelihood development, empowering ethnic minority communities and improving institutions and policies. Through this, the article affirms that only when culture is placed within the context of development and ethnic minority communities become important stakeholders can sustainable development in ethnic minority and mountainous areas be achieved.

Abstract: Vietnam is a unified, multi-ethnic country with a rich linguistic system, reflecting a long history and unique cultural knowledge of its ethnic groups. However, under the impact of globalization, urbanization and the trend of linguistic homogenization in modern education and media, many ethnic minority languages are experiencing a decline in their usage environment and some even face the risk of extinction. In this context, the Party and the State have issued many guidelines and policies aimed at preserving and developing the spoken and written languages of ethnic minorities. This article analyzes some of the results of implementing these policies.

(DTTG) - Abstract: The ethnic minority areas of Hanoi possess a distinctive system of cultural resources belonging to the Muong and Dao communities including festivals, local knowledge, handicrafts, cuisine, traditional housing and folk arts creating significant potential for the development of community-based tourism. Based on the research findings, the author assesses the current state of cultural resource utilization in community-based tourism development across communes such as My Duc, Yen Xuan, Suoi Hai, Ba Vi and Yen Bai, at the same time proposing solutions aimed at sustainable development. Research findings indicate that fostering the community’s role as the primary actor by linking cultural preservation with livelihood development and implementing the goals of the National Target Program for socio-economic development in ethnic minority and mountainous areas (2021-2025) is a decisive factor in enhancing the competitiveness of community-based tourism, thereby contributing to the preservation of cultural identity and local economic development.