APPLICATION OF TECHNOLOGY IN DAILY LIFE, SMALL BUSINESS, AND START-UP

“I really enjoyed the training content on social media, using smartphones to take photos, and sharing different types of information.”

“After participating in the training, I learned many new things. I now know how to write posts and take accompanying photos to sell local agro-products on social media. I also better understand the advantages and disadvantages of platforms like Facebook and Zalo, and how to use them safely.”

“I have gained a better understanding of the benefits of using social media, how to avoid potential risks, and how to introduce our local products in a way that attracts others.”

“The training sessions were very relevant, and I especially enjoyed the group practice activities with real-life booths where we could take photos, present products, discuss, and share useful ideas.”

“After two days of training, I found it very beneficial for myself. I am interested in learning about technology such as photography, online selling, and how to take product photos as well as other photos that are visually appealing, well-lit, and well-balanced.”

These are some of the participants’ reflections after attending the training on applying technology in daily life, business, and start-up, organized by the project “Together We Can” in Dong Ha Ward, Quang Tri province, on two days from March 16 to 17, 2026. The activity was designed to help participants understand and apply technology in their daily lives and livelihood activities within families, clubs, and groups. It also aimed to support access to online selling while ensuring safety and benefits for themselves and their family members, especially children and children with disabilities.

This is one of many activities under the project targeting youth with disabilities, women, and women with disabilities who are participating in various groups such as clubs for people with disabilities, parent groups, village savings and loan associates (VSLA), livelihood groups, household businesses, startups, and those engaged in online selling and other activities involving social media.

The “Together We Can” project is funded by Caritas Australia and DFAT through the Centre for Sustainable Rural Development (SRD), and has been implemented in three communes of Trieu Phong, Trieu Co, and Trieu Binh in Quang Tri province from 2022 to 2027.