By Carl Gustav Lorentzen, Head of Corporate Partnerships, SOS Children’s Villages Denmark – More companies are increasingly moving away from traditional donations to NGOs…
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Not Just a Day
published by Sustainable Vietnampublished by Sustainable VietnamBy Michael Brosowski, Founder, Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation – Ending equality between women and men is not about “giving” power to women. International Women’s Day gives us an opportunity to reconsider the misconceptions and stereotypes that abound.
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Embracing the New Normal: The Re-Invention of Vocational Training Centers in Tourism & Hospitality
published by Sustainable Vietnampublished by Sustainable VietnamBy Sophie Hartman, Nguyen Thu Thao & Vo Thi Que Chi, Association of Southeast Asian Social Enterprises for Training in Hospitality & Catering (ASSET-H&C) – …
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Has charity reached its use-by date?
published by Sustainable Vietnampublished by Sustainable VietnamBy Michael Brosowski, Founder, Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation – People tend to love the idea of the social enterprise because there’s normally an element of financial sustainability. The company does something good for society, and at the same time makes money… But it’s at the critical moment where we meet them that the concepts of ‘sustainability’ and ‘enterprise’ aren’t helpful.
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Schneider Electric on Sustainable Vietnam: Partnering for a Next Generation of Skilled Workers
published by Sustainable Vietnampublished by Sustainable VietnamBy Mihaela Chirca, Project Manager, Institut Européen de Coopération et de Développement (IECD) – Among Seeds of Hope’s private partners, Schneider Electric has supported the IECD project since it was first launched in Lebanon in 2007. Several projects in five countries and more than ten years later, Schneider Electric has renewed its support, contributing to the training of the next generation of Vietnamese electricians.
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Organic Farming, Certification & Enabling Smallholders in Vietnam
published by Sustainable Vietnampublished by Sustainable VietnamBy Mark Ratcliff, Writer & Photographer – Vietnam is an unbelievably lucky country – it’s geographical gifts have ensured that not only can it…
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People’s Participation: From Buzzword to Reality
published by Sustainable Vietnampublished by Sustainable VietnamBy Christina Ameln, CSR | Sustainability Advisor – “Employees salaries have been cut.” We hear that phrase often in these troubled times of…
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BlogHospitality & TourismPartnershipsVocational TrainingYouth
Tourism, Social Entrepreneurship & Sustainability: How Vocational Training is Filling a Gap
published by Sustainable Vietnampublished by Sustainable VietnamBy Sophie Hartman – To help combat the labor shortage that has emerged from this rapid and continuing growth, vocational education has become essential.
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Sweden ‘Looks’ Greener from Vietnam
published by Sustainable Vietnampublished by Sustainable VietnamBy Marcus Lundstedt, Director for Press & Advocacy at We Effect – The first deep breaths of fresh Autumn air after two years in…
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Why a ‘Sustainable Vietnam’?
published by Sustainable Vietnampublished by Sustainable VietnamBy 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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