After graduating from the Tay Bac University of Economics, I studied on a Master’s Course at the National Economics University. Currently, I am a lecturer in the Faculty of Agronomy and Forestry at Tay Bac University. I have been involved in many projects related to the issue of coping with climate change, such as: researching the value chain in Moc Chau plums; developing stoves for Nhop village; and the creation of guidelines for making mushrooms for pupils of Thuan Chau High School. In my current research, I am interested in the responses to the challenges of climate change, particularly from the perspective of solutions using local resources that also help economic and community development.

Our project aims to improve the living environment and quality of life for farmers of Nhop villages by providing training and support activities. Project activities will include technical training for farmers on the making and the using of compost for agriculture production. In addition, the project site will also act as experimental and experiential learning site for students of Tay Bac University to practice their knowledge and skills in agriculture and forestry. Results and findings gained from the project will be fed into the training programme and resources at the university.