Mr. Tran Ha Dong Quan, representative of Korea Viet Nam Incubator Park (KVIP), said that the enterprises in KVIP have had some first achievements, such as applying some useful modern technology in agriculture to reduce the environmental impact. Specifically, the KVIP had a technology to convert domestic wastes into organic fertilizer instead of burning them out as the old one. This helps farmers save money in buying fertilizers, reduce the harmfulness caused by chemical fertilizers. Also, the government will save the cost for wastes treatment as well as reduce CO2 when burning as the old one. In addition, the enterprises in the KVIP use energy saving lighting systems by installing power reversers instead of cold compressors aimed at minimizing energy wastage in the process of production.

Scientists also refer to the application of information technology into the automated production process, especially in farming, harvesting of agricultural and aquatic products following the Global GAP standards.  The parameters of weather, soil quality, developing circles of infant plants are monitored closely by computer systems in which data will be collected and analyzed automatically to propose the watering, the harvest and report to the smart phones of the leaders of the enterprises. This technology helps the enterprises reduce many things, such as labor costs, risk of changeable weather, and the inconsistency in products bringing more economic benefits in farming.