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With the aim to inspire and deliver practical guidelines for the transition towards circular economy principles and implementation, on June 2, 2022, The Netherlands Embassy in Viet Nam and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) launched the Circular Economy Capacity Building Program for businesses in Viet Nam.

With the aim of inspiring and providing practical guidance to transform the model and apply the circular economy model, on June 2, 2022, the Embassy of the Netherlands and the United Nations Development Program The Nation in Vietnam (UNDP) has launched the Circular Economy Capacity Building Program for businesses in Vietnam.

Objectives: Implementing a policy to reduce waste is more than just announcing principles or appealing to people’s ecological consciousness. Mitigation means developing a coordinated program of action involving private actors, government and citizens to implement…

Objectives: Buying and selling second-hand goods plays an important role in modern life. Buying a second-hand item not only helps young people save costs, but also helps to contribute to a sustainable future because…

The five sessions, taking place in each week from 1 June to 6 July, will enhance regional exchange on marine litter reduction and share the expertise generated throughout the three years of the “Rethinking Plastics” project implementation with a specific focus on the more than 20 pilot projects supported. These pilots cover efforts for sustainable consumption and production of plastics, improving plastic waste management on land and from the sea as well as awareness raising activities. 

Chatham House now invites governments and wider stakeholders to discuss the forms and functions of a potential global circular economy roadmap, including questions like:

What type of international collaboration is needed to accelerate the circular transition in an inclusive manner?
What are the most urgent and fundamental areas for collective action?
Could a global circular economy roadmap process become a reality?
What should be the next steps after Stockholm +50?

This discussion will be key to guide the pathway for global circular economy collaboration after Stockholm +50 and your views are most welcome.

  In 2050, the Earth has 9.6 billion people. Without changing production models, we would need the resources of 3 piles of earth to meet the needs of this number of people. Therefore, the…

Objective: Within the framework of the campaign “From the Mountains to the Sea – Beat Plastic Pollution” jointly launched by the Vietnam Administration of Seas and Islands and UNDP Vietnam, the workshop aims to…

Welcome to the “Women Driving Circularity” series, part 8. In this part, we feature the inspiring story of Mrs. Binh and the local collectives from Ha Long City. 

Ha Noi, 2 June 2022 – The Netherlands Embassy in Viet Nam and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) will execute a circular economy capacity building program for businesses in Viet Nam.

Format: Hybrid  Language: English and Vietnamese  Location: Maximilan Hotel, 222 Võ Nguyên Giáp, Đà Nẵng City Date: May 16th, 2022 Time: 9:00 – 12:00  Participants: Ministry of Transport, Vinamarine, Delegation of the European Union…

Language: Vietnamese and English Format: Hybrid Location: JW Marriot Hotel, 8 Do Duc Duc, Me Tri, Nam Tu Liem, Ha Noi Date: Thursday 12 and Friday 13 May 2022 Participants: Experts, practitioners and representatives from…