Analytic
Thứ hai, ngày 02/01/2026

Tin tức mới nhất về: Relationship

The relationship between cultural preservation and the development of ethnic minority communities’ internal strengths in sustainable development

The relationship between cultural preservation and the development of ethnic minority communities’ internal strengths in sustainable development

English review | MA. Nguyen Duy Dung* - 20:03, 22/10/2026
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.
Promoting endogenous resources from the customs and traditions of ethnic minority communities in the work of building new rural areas

Promoting endogenous resources from the customs and traditions of ethnic minority communities in the work of building new rural areas

English review | MA. Nguyen Thi Anh; MA. Nguyen Duy Dung ; MA. Vo Thi Thao Nguyen - 15:44, 08/04/2026
(DTTG) - Abstract: This article analyzes the interactive relationship between the traditional customs and practices of ethnic minority groups and the process of building new rural areas in Vietnam. Based on a cultural-development approach, the research indicates that the customary systems of ethnic minority communities are both an endogenous resource supporting the implementation of new rural development criteria and a potential barrier in terms of behavior, perception and social institutions. By identifying positive customary factors such as community cohesion, environmental protection and identity preservation, as well as negative factors such as outdated production practices, costly rituals and conflicts between customary and legal laws, this article proposes several flexible approaches suitable to the cultural context of ethnic minority and mountainous areas. Therefore, emphasizing the role of community-based development, local institutional improvement and the harmonious combination of preserving traditional culture with promoting innovation in building new rural areas in a sustainable and inclusive manner.