Abstract

Household economic development plays an important role in sustainable poverty reduction in ethnic minority communities. This article examines policies, laws, and practical issues affecting ethnic minority household economies in Dak Lak, focusing on land, credit, production support, science and technology, markets, and policy implementation. It proposes improving the relevant policies and laws by expanding households’ access to development resources, promoting their effective use, strengthening connections among livelihood-supporting conditions, and gradually enhancing households’ capacity for self-reliant economic development.

Keywords: Dak Lak, ethnic minorities, household economy, livelihoods, policies and laws.