Resolution No. 45/2022/NQ-HDND, adopted on 14 December 2022 by the People's Council of Vinh Long Province (10th tenure, 5th session) and signed by Chairman Bui Van Nghiem, promulgates the Regulation on policies supporting the development of high-technology and organic agriculture in Vinh Long Province for the 2022-2030 period, implementing Provincial Party Committee Resolution No. 03-NQ/TU of 1 December 2021. It takes effect from 24 December 2022. Beneficiaries are cooperative unions, cooperatives, cooperative groups, individuals, enterprises and establishments producing or trading agricultural and aquatic products. Support is paid post-investment from the provincial budget through annual plans; each beneficiary receives support only once, may choose the highest applicable incentive, and cannot combine provincial with central-budget funding for the same content. Article 5 supports high-technology crop production of the province's key products (rice, sweet potato, Nam Roi and green-skin pomelo, Sanh orange, longan, mango, durian, rambutan, dragon fruit, coconut, jackfruit, vegetables) for areas of at least 30 hectares for fruit zones, 20 hectares for vegetable zones and 50 hectares for rice, with a production-consumption linkage contract: a one-off grant of 40 percent of model costs (seed, fertiliser, plant-protection products), capped at 1 billion dong per establishment, following the norms of Decision No. 04/2021/QD-UBND. Article 6 supports pig farms with stable herds of at least 500 fattening pigs, or 200 breeding sows, or 300 fattening pigs plus 50 sows, located outside no-livestock zones under Resolution No. 05/2021/NQ-HDND and holding environmental permits: 30 percent of investment in closed cold-barn systems with environmental treatment and biogas, capped at 200 million dong per barn and 1 billion dong per establishment. Article 7 supports cattle farms of at least 250 head, or 150 beef cattle plus 50 breeding cows: 30 percent of housing investment with environmental treatment, capped at 3 billion dong per establishment. Article 8 supports net houses and membrane houses of at least 5,000 square metres applying mechanisation, automation, hydroponics, aeroponics or GAP-oriented cultivation: 30 percent of construction costs, capped at 1 billion dong per establishment. Article 9 supports processing and cold-storage of agricultural and aquatic products for establishments with OCOP three-star products and new investment of at least 5 billion dong, appraised by a provincial council: 30 percent of construction or equipment costs, capped at 2 billion dong per establishment. Article 10 supports organic fertiliser use on the same key crops and minimum areas: up to 2 million dong per hectare, capped at 100 million dong per establishment per year for at most three years. Article 11 supports traceability of products with registered trademarks and OCOP three-star status: 50 percent of stamp-printing and first-year service costs, up to 50 million dong per product and two products per beneficiary. An appendix lists twelve high-technology groups to be replicated, including biotechnology and remote sensing, soilless cultivation, automated irrigation, greenhouses, irradiation and cold-drying preservation, ICM and IPHM, VietGAP and VietGAHP production, livestock automation, controlled-atmosphere packaging and synchronised mechanisation.