According to them, the Ministry of Economy and Commerce has signed an agreement with the organization "One Village - One Product," which offers comprehensive support. This includes training in technologies, recipes, packaging, branding, marketing strategies, as well as assistance in obtaining certifications and launching products in the market.
The project coordinator noted that if the community proposes a new direction, additional research is conducted, the results of which are brought to public discussion and subsequently included in the socio-economic development program.
Out of the 40 rural districts, 20 will be selected as the most promising for further work in an in-depth format. Funding will be provided in the form of non-repayable grants.
Representatives of the Ministry of Economy emphasized that the project aims to create new jobs, improve the standard of living, and strengthen the local economy, while also providing residents with the opportunity to implement their initiatives while remaining in their communities.
