July 21, 2026 | 16:54 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
July 21, 2026 | 16:54 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
Children are the least responsible for climate change, yet they are among those who suffer its most severe and long-lasting impacts. Recent disasters have once again highlighted this reality.
(VAN) Da Nang City approved programs and projects supporting social welfare and sustainable living conditions for children, funded by World Vision International.
(VAN) The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, with support from UNICEF in Viet Nam, emphasizes that clean air and a healthy environment are essential for every child’s development.
(VAN) According to UNICEF, as many as 99.5% of children in Viet Nam around 26.2 million are exposed to multiple climate and environmental shocks.
(VAN) The 'Safe and efficient water use' drawing contest attracted more than 60,000 artworks from nearly 300 primary and secondary schools nationwide.
(VAN) With more than 50 years of partnership, UNICEF continues to stand alongside the people of Viet Nam, with the support of Japan, to strengthen disaster prevention and response efforts.
(VAN) UNICEF and the VDDMA implement an initiative to strengthen resilience and reduce disaster risks, with support from the Government of Japan.
(VAN) As part of the Disaster Risk Reduction Partnership, UNICEF Viet Nam is working to mobilize emergency relief resources for the children most in need.
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(VAN) UNICEF has activated a plan to urgently provide essential items to ensure clean water and personal hygiene, and health care and nutrition items for children.
(VAN) UNICEF is mobilizing resources to ensure emergency aid is urgently provided. An initial USD 11 million is urgently required to be able to deliver on its mandate to assist the most vulnerable children.
(VAN) The Golden Bell Ringing Contest titled 'Together with Children to Prevent Natural Disasters' has been organized in Da Bac district as a result of the event's success over the past two years.
(VAN) The operation will equip children, families and communities with knowledge and skills to cope with climate changes and disasters in the Central and Mekong Delta.