The Status of Sustainable Livelihood for Ethnic Minorities in Thai Nguyen Province, Vietnam
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Abstract
The article has generalized the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on the economic life of Thai Nguyen people in general and ethnic minorities in particular. At the same time, develop a theoretical framework for sustainable livelihood for ethnic minorities. From there, assess the status of sustainable livelihood based on indigenous values of ethnic minorities in Thai Nguyen. Thereby, encouraging Vietnamese State management agencies to create favorable conditions and support sustainable livelihood for ethnic minorities in Thai Nguyen
Keywords
Sustainable livelihood, ethnic minorities, Thai Nguyena
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