Tin tức mới nhất về: Endogenous resources

(DTTG) - Abstract: Developing ethnic minority and mountainous regions by leveraging human resources and local knowledge is a key approach to harnessing internal strengths and fostering sustainable development amidst current trends of integration and digital transformation. Human resources encompass not only educational attainment, vocational skills and innovative capacity but also the ability to inherit, preserve, and promote local knowledge values ​​accumulated over generations. This research analyzes the role and current state of leveraging human resources and local knowledge in the socio-economic development of ethnic minority and mountainous areas. Based on an assessment of the opportunities and challenges involved, the author proposes solutions to enhance human resource quality, preserve and digitize local knowledge, and effectively integrate traditional knowledge with modern science and technology. These measures serve as a crucial foundation for leveraging endogenous resources, preserving cultural identity and fostering sustainable development in ethnic minority and mountainous areas during this new phase.

(DTTG) - Abstract: Preserving the cultural identity of indigenous ethnic minorities in the Central Highlands region in the context of poverty reduction is both an urgent and a long-term strategic issue. This article analyzes the relationship between cultural identity preservation and poverty reduction in the local ethnic minority communities of the Central Highlands. Based on the theory of sustainable development and the role of culture as an endogenous resource, this article shows that integrating cultural elements into poverty reduction programs not only helps improve economic efficiency but also strengthens self-reliance, identity and community cohesion. Based on a research of several local models, this article proposes policy solutions to promote an integrated approach between culture and development, centered on the community, aiming for sustainable development in the ethnic minority areas of the Central Highlands.