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Da Nang urban and ecological development
Overview
Da Nang is pursuing growth through both urban infrastructure relaunch and environmental conservation. The Golden Hills Ecological Urban Area Project has officially restarted following more than a decade of stagnation, moving from legal and administrative resolution to active implementation. This restart occurs amid positive economic momentum, with the city’s GRDP increasing by 10.31% in the first nine months of 2026.
Parallel to urban development, the city is working toward becoming an internationally recognized ecological coastal city. Efforts include leveraging diverse ecosystems, such as the Truong Son Range and UNESCO biosphere reserves. Local authorities plan to establish a new nature reserve in the 200-hectare Bai Say-Song Dam wetland to protect rare bird species. Conservation initiatives also involve fish restocking, vegetation planting, and the protection of areas like the Son Tra Peninsula Nature Reserve and the Elephant Species and Habitat Conservation Area.
Entities
Da Nang · Cu Lao Cham World Biosphere Reserve · Bai Say-Song Dam · Vietnam · Government of Vietnam
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesDa Nang aims to become an ecological coastal city through biodiversity conservation
Da Nang is utilizing its diverse ecosystems and protected areas, such as the Bai Say-Song Dam wetland, to drive sustainable development and achieve its goal of becoming an ecological coastal city.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesDa Nang restarts Golden Hills urban project after decade of delays
The Golden Hills Ecological Urban Area Project in Da Nang has restarted after a decade of delays, following new government policies aimed at resolving land and investment bottlenecks.
Sources
en.baoquocte.vn · en.vietnamplus.vn · fr.vietnamplus.vn