The Green Productivity (GP) Project in An Thanh Commune, Mo Cay District, has produced encouraging results in agricultural production and clean water supply for rural life. The two-year project was sponsored by the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) in a GP integrated community development (GP-ICD) program to support the remote rural and highland areas. The overall goal of the program, which was a cooperation between the Asian Productivity Organization (APO) and the Government of the S.R. Viet Nam, was to help remote villages to effectively work out their cause of poverty alleviation.
Ben Tre Fishery Promotion Centre has just succeeded in building a performative model of tiger prawn culturing using microorganic ferment in the pond. This model is said to be a culturing process that applies the intensive culturing method. 
On August 30, 2007, a 15-day training session of rice seedling skills for farmers in Mo Cay District, Ben Tre Province, came to an end. The session was collaboratively held by the Plant Seedling Center (PSC) and the Mekong Delta Research and Development Institute (MRDI). It was attended by 28 farmers who are living in Tan Phu Tay, Phuoc My Trung, and Tan Thanh Binh Communes, Mo Cay District.
So far, 5 plant breeding households in Cho Lach District have been given brand name registration certificates by the Vietnamese Bureau for Intellectual Property. 11 others have also given Green Address Certificates, and 44 houeholds have self-declared product quality standards and self-responsibility for the quality standards they declared. Altogether, 179 households have been granted with head-of-lineage cards. 
