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Ministry of Agriculture and Environment said: Today (May 8), representatives of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, UNDP in Vietnam, and the leader of Yen Bai province handed over the house to families affected by storm Yagi. Leaders of central, local and UNDP units handed over the new house to Bui Thi Games today, in Yen Ninh ward, Yen Bai city, a meaningful event took place when Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment Nguyen Hoang Hiep and Ms. Ramla Khalidi, Head of UNDP permanent resident representative in Vietnam, and the leader of the Department of Disaster Disaster Management, Development and Development Bank of Asia Peoples Committee (ADB) Attending the handover of the new house to Bui Thi Tap - an elderly people in difficult circumstances. Xis house, which was completely collapsed due to landslides after the Yagi super typhoon in 2024, was now re -built solidly thanks to the timely support from the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, UNDP, and international partners, bringing hope to her family before the stormy season this year. Environment, UNDP, and international partners, bringing hope for her family before the rainy season this year. The case of Xi is one of thousands of stories that restore life in the northern mountainous provinces after the Super Typhoon Yagi - a storm No. 3 causing serious damage to 26 Northern provinces in September 2024. With 345 deaths and missing, 283,000 houses were damaged, and the total economic damage amounted to VND 81,801 billion, this disaster has heavy consequences, especially for poor households like Mrs. Xis family. Immediately after the storm, the international community pledged to support more than 22 million, of which the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment received more than 220 tons of 2.3 million relief from countries and international organizations, demonstrating strong solidarity. Agriculture and environment played a core role in the process of coordination with UNDP and partners to deploy emergency aid packages from the South Korea, the UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR, UNHCR. This program has supported nearly 17,000 people with essential cash and utensils, repaired and built 400 new houses, built 10 public works such as village roads, bridges and schools, and increased livelihoods for 15 small and medium -sized cooperatives in Yen Bai, Lao Cai, Cao Bang, and Thai Nguyen provinces. These projects, with a total value of more than 4.49 million USD, focused on three main areas: emergency support, housing rebuilding, and restoration of livelihoods, helping people quickly stabilize their lives. Conclusion continues to coordinate closely with international organizations to bring the most practical and effective support. This speech emphasizes a strong commitment of the Ministry in turning the support into specific actions, especially with areas that are heavily affected as Yen Bai.Ba Ramla Khalidi, Chief Representative of UNDP in Vietnam, expressing gratitude to the timely leadership of Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Hiep and members of the partner reducing the disaster risk of natural disasters (DRRP) in assessing rescue, coordinating and planning. Rebirth after natural disasters is not only to rebuild a house, but also to restore confidence and ensure safety for the people. UNDP is committed to continuing to accompany the Government and the people of Vietnam, seeking overall solutions, improving early warning capacity, and building better resistance to the disasters in the future, she emphasized. Yen Bai rebuilt life. New, solid houses, built according to natural disasters, are a testament to the common effort between the government and international organizations. In Yen Bai, the place once suffered more than 1,000 small landslides and dozens of large landslides after Yagi storm, thousands of households can now be more secure before the upcoming rainy season. Cooperatives are supported with capital and techniques to develop sustainable farming models, minimize risks from natural disasters in the future. This not only helps people overcome difficulties in the immediate future, but also creates the foundation for long -term development, reducing dependence on aid.
