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    Sweden ‘Looks’ Greener from Vietnam

    published by Sustainable Vietnam December 2, 2019
    published by Sustainable Vietnam
    Sweden ‘Looks’ Greener from Vietnam

    By Marcus Lundstedt, Director for Press & Advocacy at We Effect –

    The first deep breaths of fresh Autumn air after two years in Vietnam are crisp and invigorating. A reminder that moving back to Sweden has its perks. Don’t get me wrong, my family and I loved and miss living in Vietnam – the warmth of the people and weather are still strong reasons for us to pack up our life and move back again.  I don’t however miss the morning routine of checking the app for the daily air pollution forecast.

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    Meet Sustainable Vietnam Contributor: Marcus Lundstedt 

    published by Sustainable Vietnam December 2, 2019
    published by Sustainable Vietnam December 2, 2019

    In his words – First and foremost, a ‘Sustainable Vietnam’ is the only way to create a future where everyone gets to enjoy the…

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    6 Quick Tips on Building Your CSR in Vietnam

    published by Sustainable Vietnam November 25, 2019
    published by Sustainable Vietnam November 25, 2019

    By Clemence Aron, CSR Manager, Carrefour Global Sourcing, HK – Business is not only about profit anymore. While the role of the private sector in…

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    Meet Sustainable Vietnam Contributor: Clemence Aron

    published by Sustainable Vietnam November 25, 2019
    published by Sustainable Vietnam November 25, 2019

    In her words: Sustainability is important because there is no alternative. A ‘Sustainable Vietnam’ is critical – Vietnam is the 9th country most impacted…

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    The Energy Paradox: Schneider Electric On Bringing Light

    published by Sustainable Vietnam November 13, 2019
    published by Sustainable Vietnam November 13, 2019

    By Christina Ameln, CSR | Sustainability Advisor –  It all started in the 1960s when grandmother Friedel Friedrich opened a room in her home…

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    Why a ‘Sustainable Vietnam’?

    published by Sustainable Vietnam October 9, 2019
    published by Sustainable Vietnam October 9, 2019

    By Christina Ameln, CSR | Sustainability Advisor –  It has been a little quiet on my front the last weeks.  Like most of you,…

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    What does social impact mean for corporations?

    published by Sustainable Vietnam September 25, 2019
    published by Sustainable Vietnam September 25, 2019

    By Christina Ameln, CSR | Sustainability Advisor –  Jolt. Knock. Impress. Influence. Sway. These are all synonyms for the word ‘impact’. In simple terms,…

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    Catalyzing Engagement on Climate Action

    published by Sustainable Vietnam September 14, 2019
    published by Sustainable Vietnam September 14, 2019

    By Christina Ameln, CSR | Sustainability Advisor –  ‘Our house is on fire!’ Greta Thunberg, the Swedish teenage activist, regularly reminds the world that…

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