July 21, 2026 | 21:39 GMT +7
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July 21, 2026 | 21:39 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
(VAN) Student-led initiatives to reduce plastic waste are helping to spread a strong message of green living within the education sector.
(VAN) This finding was highlighted in the report 'Plastic Pollution - Biodiversity Assessment', conducted by GreenU.
(VAN) Reducing plastic waste is not just a slogan; it is becoming a journey of changing students’ habits, awareness, and behavior, starting right within schools.
(VAN) The ASEAN Eco-Schools Viet Nam 2025 Award Ceremony is promoting greener school models, reducing plastic waste, and strengthening contributions to ASEAN environmental education.
(VAN) The project aims to collect 2,000 tons of recyclable plastic waste and restore 7.2 km² of marine habitat.
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(VAN) Wood plastic composite made from recycled plastic combined with wood and stone powder is being piloted, with the expectation of collecting and recycling a large volume of plastic waste each year.
(VAN) When given opportunities, trust, and responsibility, students will become pioneers in promoting green lifestyles and building a solid foundation for a sustainable future.
(VAN) Several schools in Hue City have become pioneers in reducing plastic waste and protecting the environment, inspiring students to embrace a greener lifestyle.
(VAN) Vinh Tuy Primary School hopes that the ASEAN Vietnam Eco-Schools Award 2025 will encourage small yet innovative and highly scalable models.
(VAN) Following the success of the Can Tho workshop, the Organizing Committee will host the next “ASEAN Eco-Schools Connect, Training, and Experience Sharing - Plastic Waste-Free Schools” session in Hue City later this October.
(VAN) The “Eco-Schools” model is opening a new path for students to become ‘environmental ambassadors’, helping reduce plastic waste and promote a sustainable green lifestyle.
(VAN) The OPTOCE project, supported by Norway, helps Vietnam achieve dual benefits: reducing plastic leakage into the environment and decreasing cement industry’s reliance on coal.
(VAN) By using cement kilns to consume hundreds of thousands of tonnes of waste, Vietnam can cut coal use, prevent plastic leakage, and slash CO₂ emissions.
(VAN) The Vietnam Plastics Association, in collaboration with the Ho Chi Minh City Nature and Environment Protection Association, presented 200 fruit trees to soldiers of Brigade 167, Naval Region 2.
(VAN) The EPPIC project has attracted 350 innovative solutions from 9 ASEAN countries to address plastic pollution at source and promote the circular economy.