CA MAU INVESTMENT PROMOTION AND ENTERPRISE SUPPORT CENTER (iPEC)

In addition to consultancy, investment support, business development and start-up, the Center also advertises, promotes and attracts investment, trade and tourism in this area; consulting, supporting creative start-up, building “business incubator” …
iPEC will be the location, point of contact and advice in implementing investment policies, start-up, helping investors more convenient and faster in investment and development in Ca Mau province.
 

NATURAL CONDITION

Natural condition

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GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION, TERRITORIAL LIMIT
Ca Mau is the southernmost province of Vietnam, located in the Mekong Delta region, was re-established on January 1, 1997. The territory consists of two parts: the mainland and the territorial waters. – The mainland: 5.294.87 square km, ranked 2nd and equal to 12,97% of the Mekong Delta area, equal to 1,58% of the national [...]
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TOPOGRAPHIC
Ca Mau is a delta with many rivers and canals, low terrain, flat and often flooded. Average height of 0,5m to 1,5m above sea level. The terrain direction is inclined from north to south, from northeast to southwest. The local low-lying areas of Thoi Binh and Ca Mau connecting Phuoc Long, Hong Dan and Gia [...]
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CLIMATE
Ca Mau is a coastal delta province, located in the interior region of the northern hemisphere, near the equator, and also located in the Asian monsoon region, so the mild climate of Ca Mau is in the equatorial, tropical monsoon, with 2 distinct rainy and sunny seasons. The rainy season lasts from May to November, [...]
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LAND RESOURCES
Ca Mau is a new land deposited by alluvium, formed by two currents in the East Sea and the Gulf of Thailand, receiving alluvium from the Mekong River. In general, the province’s land is young, newly exploited and used, with average fertility, high organic matter content but due to alum and saline intrusion, it is [...]
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WATER RESOURCES
The surface water (including surface water of rivers, canals, fields, coastal waters) of Ca Mau province is mainly rainwater and water from the sea coming along the tributaries. Surface water source is fresh water, mainly concentrated in U Minh Ha cajuput forest, agricultural production area in the north of Tran Van Thoi and Thoi Binh [...]
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FOREST RESOURCES
Ca Mau had a total forest area of ​​about 103,723 ha, accounting for 77% of the forests of the Mekong Delta, mainly submerged forests. Of which, natural forest is 9,179 ha and planted forest 94,544 ha. Ca Mau has 3 main forest types: Ca Mau mangrove forest has a unique and diverse ecosystem, ranked 2nd [...]
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MARINE RESOURCES
Ca Mau has a coastline of more than 254km, accounting for 1/3 of the coast in the Mekong Delta, equal to 7.8% of the coastline of the country and has many estuaries connecting to the sea such as Ganh Hao, Bo De, Ong Doc, Ong Trang, Bay Hap, Khanh Hoi … On the sea, there [...]
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ECONOMY – SOCIETY

Economy - Society

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AQUAFOOD
Fishery is a key economic sector of Ca Mau province and has been the leading province in aquaculture, processing and exporting seafood for many years. The total output of fishing and aquaculture in 2016 was estimated at 480.000 tons (530.000 tons plan), equaling 90,6% of the plan, down 4% compared to 2015. In particular, shrimp [...]
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AGRICULTURE
Agricultural production in Ca Mau has been shifted towards exploiting rice strengths in key rice areas to ensure food security and converting a part of low-yield rice land to more efficient aquaculture. In the restructuring of production in recent years, agriculture still plays an important role in promoting economic development, meeting food needs and partly [...]
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forestry
By 2017, the total area of ​​concentrated forests in Ca Mau province has 92.360 ha, accounting for 77% of the forests of the Mekong Delta region, the rate of forest cover and scattered trees is 24,5%, mainly flooded forest. Ca Mau has 3 main forest types: – Freshwater flooded forest (mangrove forests) have an area [...]
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INDUSTRY
Industry – handicraft production in the province has achieved a relatively high speed, contributing to rapid economic restructuring. Industry has been playing an important role in the economic structure of the province. The whole province now has 6.659 industrial production establishments, an increase of 2.945 establishments compared to the first day of re-establishing the province. [...]
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POPULATION – LABOR
As of early 2017, the population of Ca Mau Province was 1.223.191, with 613.042 males and 610.149 females; a total of 290.846 households. Of which: In urban areas, there are 69.015 households, with 276.385 people. In rural areas, there are 221.831 households, with 946.806 people. Birth rate 14,55 permille. Mortality rate 4,95 permille. The natural [...]
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ETHNICITY
The people living in Ca Mau province has 14 ethnic groups, including 03 main ethnic groups including Kinh, Khmer and Hoa. By the beginning of 2017, in the province of Ca Mau, Kinh people accounted for the majority, with about 1.180.000 people, accounting for over 96% of the population and living mostly in parts of [...]
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RELIGION
Ca Mau is the southernmost province of the country – the place where many layers of people go to reclaim land to conquer nature. Ca Mau is a province focusing on 06 religions including Buddhism, Catholicism, Protestantism, CaoDai, Hoa Hao Buddhism, and Pure Land Buddhist Sangha in Vietnam. By the beginning of 2017, Ca Mau [...]
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MEDICAL
Care and protection of people’s health in recent years has had positive developments, facilities serving medical examination and treatment have been interested in upgrading and expanding. The province has completed and put into operation the provincial general hospital, with a scale of 500 beds, contributing to limiting the overload and improving the quality of medical [...]
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EDUCATION
Education and training of the province has always been paid special attention and guidance of Party committees and local authorities. Facilities for education – training have been upgraded and expanded, the quality of education and training of students according to disciplines and levels have positive changes; the situation of school dropouts due to difficult transportation [...]
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