Over nearly 3 years of implementation, the Ben Tre low-carbon agricultural support project funded by the Asian Development Bank has built nearly 3,300 small-scale biogas plants in 8 districts and cities.
After more than 02 years of implementation, the Low Carbon Agriculture Support Project has brought positive results to the livestock environment in the province, awareness of livestock farmers on environmental protection, management Comprehensive improvement of livestock waste, the demand for construction of biogas plants is constantly increasing.
Based on the implementation of the project activities in the locality, the LCASP Project Management Unit in Binh Dinh Province reports the results of the implementation activities, details are as follows:
Dao Van Hung, deputy director of DARD, said that in 2016, MARD would continue to be selected by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to participate in the Low Carbon Agriculture Project. At present, the central biogas project management board has allocated 1,940 biogas plants to our province, including 1,700 small-scale plants, 10 medium-sized ones and 14 biogas plants.
To date, Hoai An district has built over 4,000 biogas plants. In particular, the Dutch government and the Low Carbon Assistance Project (LCASP) support nearly 2,000 tunnels and the rest are self-built livestock producers.
Through a survey of families with biogas plants from the Bac Giang LCASP project, the technology of animal waste treatment from this type has helped households save significant fuel costs.
Nearly 10 years of exploiting wasteland 8ha, Nguyen Duy Vuong in Tung Loc commune, Can Loc district (Ha Tinh) has turned this place into a breeding farm brings billion revenue every year.
The Low Carbon Agricultural Support Project (LCASP) is being implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) from 2013 to 2018 in 10 provinces. Our province aims to build a sustainable, efficient and environmentally friendly agricultural production; Create energy s
In recent years, thanks to innovation policy, Bac Giang agriculture has high growth rate, contributing significantly to local socio-economic development. However, in addition to that development, environmental concerns also arise, as livestock waste has not been properly treated.
Since the beginning of the year, the LCASP project has supported livestock farmers in Lang Giang District to build a biogas reactor.
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