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High -tech marine farming model is being assessed not only to bring economic efficiency but also to protect the environment and adapt to climate change. The model of marine farming in Quang Ninh province is effective from high -tech marine, which is becoming a strategic direction in Vietnam, especially in coastal provinces such as Quang Ninh and Ninh Thuan, which possesses abundant natural potential and sustainable development strategies placed on top. Quang Ninh, with more than 6,100 km2 of sea surfaces and dress systems, rich bays, has minimized the potential of marine farming. One of the typical models is to raise the Pacific Ocean in Van Don district. Since 2006, this oyster variety has been imported from Japan, then successfully localized thanks to the appropriate natural conditions of the northeastern waters. Oysters are raised in the natural environment, away from tourism and industrial areas, ensuring high quality and outstanding nutritional value. Up to now, this model has become a key product, creating jobs for thousands of local workers. In addition, the model of lobster and sea fish in modern cages has also been widely implemented. Trung Nam Seafood Cooperative and Bai Tu Long fishing village in Van Don have applied cage technology with HDPE materials (durable plastic), replacing traditional wooden cages. After typhoon No. 3 (Yagi) in 2024, these cooperatives quickly restored production with more than 5,400 hectares of oysters and 6,400 fish cages, achieving output before the storm. This technology not only increases productivity but also minimizes pollution, consistent with the sustainable development trend. In Ninh Thuan province, where the coast is more than 105 km and 18,000 km2, prominent with the semi -natural ink model, which is led by Mr. Nguyen Ba Ngoc in Thanh Hai commune, Ninh Hai district. Using HDPE cage with an area of 2,400 m2, this model drops 10,000 squids similar to each cage, after 5-6 months for about 7 tons of ink, bringing a profit of VND 400-500 million/crop, with two crops per year. In particular, the bottom of the cage is open to make use of natural food, reduce costs and protect the environment. This is the first model in Vietnam to apply this technology, opening up the replication potential. In addition, Ninh Thuan province also develops lobster, cobia, grouper in cages in the area of C1, C2 (Thanh Hai commune) with more than 3,560 cages, 80 tons of lobster and 560 tons of seafood in 2021. 2030. In addition, the province also invests in the production of aquatic breeds, with the goal of reaching 625 million breeds, of which 25 million sea fish and 600 million molluscs. The policy as the foundation for developing high -tech sea farming models is a very new and bold way of people and businesses. One of the factors for these models to be highly effective is the participation of local authorities, with very specific policies to clear the way for production development.In Quang Ninh province, local authorities have issued many support policies after typhoon No. 3, including seafood delivery to cooperatives and enterprises, and financial support packages from the bank. The province prioritizes investment in transport infrastructure connecting marine farming areas with fishing ports and processing areas, and encourages converting wooden cages to HDPE cages with installment support policies (only 30% of the initial value, gradually paid in 3 cases). This is a great motivation for fishermen and enterprises to invest in new technology. Ninh Thuan has also taken advantage of policies from the 2017 Fisheries Law, providing tax incentives, fees and agricultural credit. The province supports the central budget to invest in high -tech farming areas, insurance for workers, and make environmental records to grant marine farming. In addition, Ninh Thuan organizes associates with research institutes, businesses, and Vietnam Sea Breeding Association to transfer technology, especially in seed production and product processing. Agriculture and environment has launched a project to develop sea farming until 2030, with a vision to 2045 (Decision 1664/QD-TTg), set targets of sea farming reaching 280,000 hectares in 2025, USD 8 billion in export, USD 0. By 2030, the area increased to 300,000 ha, the output of 1.45 million tons, exporting 1.8-2 billion USD. The project emphasizes the conversion from traditional farming to industry, high -tech application such as IoT monitoring, solar energy, and storm -resistant cages, which requested the General Department of Fisheries to complete the Decree to support sea breeding, build breeding standards, food, and environment. Key provinces such as Quang Ninh and Ninh Thuan are oriented to develop offshore farming areas, associated with tourism and marine conservation. At the same time, the Ministry promotes new breeding research (grouper, lobster, mollusk) and environmental monitoring to prevent disease, climate change adaptation. The models like in Quang Ninh and Ninh Thuan have demonstrated significant economic efficiency. In Quang Ninh, fisheries production grow steadily, with seaport revenue reaching 14,840 billion dong period 2019-2023. Ninh Thuan recorded high profits from semi -natural squid and lobster, while reducing coastal exploitation pressure. However, challenges such as lack of capital, backward technology, and climate change still exist, requires synchronous investment. Since then, contributing to socio -economic development, restructuring the industry and fishermen and businesses.
