Our PPP Programs for Sustainable Agroforestry Development in Laos

In Salavan Province (Laos), the District Governors of Samouay, Taoy, Vapi and Salavan districts signed MOUs to develop a total of 196,160 hectare land by our PPP Programs through sustainable agroforestry, livestock, fishery, irrigation, hydropower, sustainable energy (solar/wind), mining, construction, processing, marketing, manufacturing, and other projects

Conceptual Framework

Community Focus

Target Districts

Green Cardamom Plantation

Investment Potentials

Indigenous girls husking rice, then going to school (a remote mountain village in Samouay, Laos).

These indigenous mountain girls in a remote mountain village in Samouay Highland (Salavan Province, Laos) usually husk rice and cook meals in the morning, and then go to school. Our PPP Programs in Laos focus on facilitating such hardworking youths to improve their livelihoods.

Indigenous women, collecting gravels from Sepon River (Samouay, Laos).

These indigenous mountain women are collecting gravels from the Sepone River in Samouay Highland (Salavan Province, Laos). Wages are very low, so they work quite hard to fight poverty and raise their children. Our PPP Programs focus on facilitating such hardworking women to improve their livelihoods.

Laos Agricultural officials meeting counterparts at Bangladesh Agriculture Dept & Agricultural Unive

Indigenous girls husking rice, then going to school (a remote mountain village in Samouay, Laos).

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We Highly Value the Knowledge and Partnerships of Local and Indigenous Communities

The COVID-19 pandemic reminds us to stop unsustainable exploitation of nature that caused our contact with the COVID-19 virus. Indigenous peoples have long warned about it.

It is now realized that local & indigenous community knowledge & partnerships are essential to address the COVID-19 outbreak, mitigate the climate change (which will be much more harmful than COVID-19, as scientists predicted), and build a more sustainable, resilient world. [Ref]

Thus, we highly value the knowledge & partnerships of local & indigenous communities in our Public Private Partnership (PPP) Programs for sustainable livelihoods & economic development through conserving environment, forest, water & bio-diversity -- to build a more sustainable and resilient post-COVID-19 world.

[ Picture: An indigenous old lady in Samouay Highland, Laos ]