The World Vision and Trieu Phong district in the central province ofQuang Tri on June 5 co-launched a host of activities in response toWorld Environment Day, through which new initiatives for environmentproblems, including climate change, were made known.
The locality showcased 20 environment-themed paintings by children who won prizes at a drawing contest.
Meanwhile, local residents were instructed to collect and process rubbish at a stadium.
The organising board presented 100,000 USD to the district, whichwill be spent on building biogas tanks, collecting waste and processingtap water in households.
The event formed part of theproject “Developing initiatives for environment protection in TrieuPhong district” co-funded by the World Vision and the KoreaInternational Cooperation Agency.
Beginning this year, the600,000 USD project will run until 2017, helping over 5,200 households -including 1,300 children in the communes of Trieu Trach, Trieu Son,Trieu Tai and Trieu Thuong - benefit from environmentally-friendlymodels.-VNA
The locality showcased 20 environment-themed paintings by children who won prizes at a drawing contest.
Meanwhile, local residents were instructed to collect and process rubbish at a stadium.
The organising board presented 100,000 USD to the district, whichwill be spent on building biogas tanks, collecting waste and processingtap water in households.
The event formed part of theproject “Developing initiatives for environment protection in TrieuPhong district” co-funded by the World Vision and the KoreaInternational Cooperation Agency.
Beginning this year, the600,000 USD project will run until 2017, helping over 5,200 households -including 1,300 children in the communes of Trieu Trach, Trieu Son,Trieu Tai and Trieu Thuong - benefit from environmentally-friendlymodels.-VNA
