By Christina Ameln, Advisor | Sustainability, Social Impact & Engagement –
This past week, Vietnam rolled out one of its biggest evacuation efforts yet. Nearly 600,000 people were moved to safety as Typhoon Kajiki, the strongest storm of 2025, barreled in with winds topping 166 km/h. Schools shut, airports closed, and coastal towns braced for impact.
Storms aren’t new here. What’s different now is how quickly they’re intensifying.
By Kevin Junker, CEO, SmartSolar Vietnam – When you think about Vietnam’s clean energy transition, large solar farms in the central highlands or mega-corporate…
By Dana R.H. Doan, Ph.D., appointed Director of the Global Philanthropy Indices at Indiana University’s Lilly Family School of Philanthropy – Last week, the 2025…
By Christina Ameln, Advisor | Sustainability, Social Impact & Engagement – As Vietnam accelerates toward a greener and more digitised economy, one fundamental question…
By Christina Ameln, Sustainability Strategist | Social Impact Connector | Project Advisor – When I first read a recent LinkedIn post declaring “ESG is…
By Angelique Masse-Nguyen, Co-Founder & CEO, NOI – Nữ theo kiểu của bạn – March is a month of recognition, reflection, and empowerment. As…
By Nguyen Thi Minh Giang, Senior Program Manager, Schoolab Asia Pacific and student of UEH – University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City – …
Insights from Stuart Livesey, CEO of COP Vietnam and Representative of Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) – Vietnam is at a turning point in its…