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Campaign “World Cleanup Day 2020” was launched in Hanoi on October 17 by Let's Do It! Hanoi organisation, aiming at raising the public awareness of and calling for the community to join actions towards the capital city’s green environment.

Along with investing in building infrastructure and promoting production, businesses at industrial parks (IPs) in the northern province of Vinh Phuc are also focusing on sewage treatment and environmental protection to ensure the health and safety of workers.

To raise awareness on environmental protection among students, many schools have implemented various initiatives with a hope for future generations with habits of living green.

The first Singapore cultural exchange festival will take place in Hanoi on March 23-24, according to Singaporean Ambassador to Vietnam Catherine Wong.

Work has begun on a waste treatment factory worth more than 35 million USD in Quang Trach district, the central province of Quang Binh.

Samsung Vietnam has achieved a significant breakthrough in increasing the localisation rate of its products from 35 percent in 2014 to 57 percent at present.

The Bank for Investment of Development of Vietnam (BIDV) in Ho Chi Minh City on December 30 signed a contract to sponsor a green project in the southern hub.

The Vietnam Environmental Administration (VEA) and FrieslandCampina Vietnam (FCV) will cooperate in a joint programme titled “Vi moi truong Vietnam xanh” (For a green environment in Vietnam).

A campaign was launched in the central coastal city of Da Nang on September 26 in response to “For a national green environment 2015” programme.

The People’s Committee of southern Long An province has granted an investment licence for the establishment of a green environment technology park in Tan Lap commune, Thu Thua district.