Projects and Programs

From July 2017 to July 2019, The Consultative Institute for Socio-Economic Development of Rural and Mountainous Areas (CISDOMA) undertakes the project “Adaptive livelihoods for food security and climate resilience of vulnerable communities in Vietnam” under the sponsor of the Bread for the World (BfdW) and The Australian Foundation for the Peoples of Asia and Pacific [...]

From November 2016 to April 2018, The Consultative Institute for Socio-Economic Development of Rural and Mountainous Areas (CISDOMA) undertakes the project “Securing land rights of women in ethnic minorities through legal support”, which is funded by Mekong Region Land Governance (MRLG). The project’s overall objective is to secure and enhance women’s rights to land through [...]

From March to November 2014, CISDOMA undertook the DFID-UK granted project Promoting issuance of Land Use Right Certificate with both name of wife and husband to ensure the rights to land access for women in Hoa Binh, Vinh Long, and Quang Tri provinces, aiming at securing the rights of women to land through promoting the inclusion [...]

With sponsorship from Justice Initiatives Facilitation Fund, CISDOMA carried out the project Strengthening the capacity of local Women's Union and legal support for ethnic minority women in Quang Binh district, Ha Giang province. Spanning over 13 months from October 2012 to October 2013, the 22,697 US$ project was aimed at further enhancing support of the Women's [...]

From January 2012 to November 2014, CISDOMA was entrusted by World Bank to develop the model of community participation in the planning process for social welfare work. With sponsorship of up to 28,919 US$, the model aimed at strengthening awareness and capacity of the community in planning and spending of public fund for social welfare [...]

Spanning over a period of 12 months, the Justice Initiatives Facilitation Fund-funded project “Building communication capacity for the Women’s Union of Quang Binh district to provide better legal support for ethnic minority women” entailed enhancing capacity of local Women’s Union (including judicial officers at commune level) in legal communication to generate strengthened legal support for [...]