BASF builds sixth public playground for Vietnamese children
HCMC – BASF Vietnam has launched its sixth public playground in Vietnam and its third in HCMC to benefit about 1,000 children in District 12’s An Phu Dong Ward. Situated in the An Phu Dong Community Learning Center, the playground was built in partnership with Think Playgrounds, An Phu Dong Ward’s
'Co-management' for over 3.8 million ha of forest
(VAN) Local communities have limited access to natural resources - which are constantly in decline, hence the need for a sustainable management direction.
Community-based tourism expected to help industry recovery
(VEN) - The Covid-19 pandemic is changing tourism trends in the world, with an emphasis on community-based tourism, offering Vietnam an opportunity to develop this segment to help the industry’s post-pandemic recovery.
The secret life of Hanoi’s pet rescuers
A small but dedicated team of volunteers set out to save abandoned animals across Hanoi
Hanoi community group working to make city safer
A group of Hanoi residents have started a community organization to help people feel safer on the city’s streets, after a string of sexual attacks were reported in Tay Ho District over the last six months. Whistle Tay Ho aims to help protect people on the streets as well, as to educate them as
Same, Same: Hanoi board game to launch at 100 Beer Garden mini-festival
Hanoi is get its own fun, easy-to-play board game
Why is Hanoi such a dating nightmare?
Time and time again you will hear the same stories from women throughout the capital, successful dating seems almost impossible here
Women in Tay Ho increasingly victims of sexual assault
There have been growing reports of sexual harassment in Tay Ho
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[Photo series] The flora of Tet: from kumquat trees to peach blossom
Hanoi is simply awash in vibrant colors over Tet as seen from a recent visit to a flower market
A taste of Hanoi’s Tet dinner table
If you are fortunate enough to be invited to a Tet dinner in Vietnam, don't pass it up, for you will be truly well fed
Hanoi lights a fire
Ahead of Tet, families across Hanoi are burning joss paper to worship their ancestors
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[Column] Free parking
Expats living in Hanoi would do well to take a step back and consider how lucky they are to live here, writes Tim Trebilcock