Financial Investment Policies to Attraction Post-Covid-19 for Agricultural Enterprises in the Central Region, Vietnam
Nguyen Thi Tra My, Le Thanh Ngan
Our comprehensive study on post-COVID-19 agricultural policies in Central Vietnam's 7 districts, Binh Dinh Province, across 3 key areas: livestock, aquaculture, and fruit trees, has revealed significant findings. We observed a 25-30% increase in financial assets for food production post-COVID-19, indicating the effectiveness of these policies. Furthermore, 90% of farmers and farming enterprises recognized the policies' role in attracting diverse groups to manufacturing and agricultural markets. The study also explored the effects of investment attraction policies and the audience's response to various manufacturers. Importantly, these policies have also influenced the direction of industrialization and modernization, with advancements like digital tools, mainly artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, and blockchain technology, in the agro-food sector. Machine learning and social software in the agro-food industry have been discussed as promising tools for developing a self-reliant society. This work provides a comprehensive understanding of the growing impact of the pandemic and offers cost-effective solutions for a green ecosystem, focusing on the land ownership policy, market encouragement, science and technology investment, and the 4 links of different stakeholders: farmers, enterprises, government, and scientists.
Keywords: Finance, Farmers, Livestock, Aquaculture and plant
