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Vietnam Launches Climate Initiative to Transform Agrifood Value Chains

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On November 17, 2026, Vietnam announced the Partnership for Climate-smart and Responsible Agrifood Value Chains Transformation (P-CRAFT) during COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye. The initiative seeks to connect governments, financial institutions, businesses, and development partners to accelerate the transformation of agrifood value chains toward greater sustainability and climate resilience. The P-CRAFT aims to deliver tangible benefits for producers.

From sina.com.hk

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The initiative addresses global challenges, including climate change, biodiversity loss, and pressure on natural resources, which are straining agrifood systems. These challenges impact global food security, international trade, and the stability of supply chains. The transformation requires comprehensive change across the entire value chain, from primary production to consumption.

From sina.com.hk

Who's involved

  • VietnamThe government of Vietnam, which announced the P-CRAFT initiative.

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  • Central HighlandsSpeculative

    Businesses operating in the Central Highlands might see changes in supply chain costs and agricultural production due to the focus on climate resilience.

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