Systematic care of polders will increase crop production

To develop the agricultural sector in Myanmar’s delta region, the World Bank supported the Lower Burma Paddyland Development Project, as part of the UN development programme. The Paddy I Project was carried out in Pyapon, Labutta, Ngapudaw, Bogale, and Wakema townships from 1976 to 1985.
Surfers ride the wave of ocean action in Myanmar blue forest
Ocean lovers are often left out of the bigger environmental discussions and so struggle to see how they can do their part to stop climate change.
Fostering sustainable development through enhancement of human resources
A common goal of every nation is development; sustainable development is a requirement for the present-day. Developing countries keep enjoy higher standards of living with determination to free social ills, oppression, diseases, poverty and scarcity of knowledge from advanced countries. In addition, these advanced countries are eager enough to explore mysteries in space.
J&M Steel to up output to 30,000 tons a year to meet local, export demand
The Public Works Department of the Ministry of Construction and JFE Engineering Corporation of Japan set up J&M Steel Solutions Co. Ltd as a joint venture in 2014.
Strategies key for elimination of rabies
Rabies is an infectious viral disease that is almost always fatal following the onset of clinical symptoms. Rabies is also called the Hydrophobia (fear of water). People with furious rabies exhibit sings of fear of light and loud sound. Death occurs after a few days due to cardio-respiratory arrest.
The importance of the management of money

The captivating beauty of Shan State and its winding railway bridges
WITH an impressive 155,800 km² in land area that borders China to the north, Laos to the east, and Thailand to the south, and five administrative divisions of Myanmar in the west, Shan State is the largest of the 14 states and regions of Myanmar.